The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-26
FEMALE ACADEMY

The next morning.
POUGHKEEPsIE FEMALE ACADEMY.
CANNON STREET.
TUE Academy Is built Of brick OF ample dimensions TO
accommodate ffy b9nrera aud arranged expressly for
lbe locations 10 The village being central yer retired plea
SAY ~ ''F''''1 PRINCIPALS:
Jacob G. Too ker, A. M.
LATIN Grsek, Matchmaker, History ana Analysts Of he
MRS. cA isS,isf he"S n. sff'ooKER,
Mental and Mora. Philosophy, Composition
t1Vl3 Hf TEAcHERg:
miss CATHERINE VAN vALRENBUReH,
Criticism Physiology, Naiira Philosophy Rhetoric Nor
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Nv d"c'sai and Ssdsfa History 6srny' ss"Ps,;,o"
ADoLrm AwENa, M4.is g he p q ana l,4i.
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German, spanish, q FABIAN, II BRIGGS, NJ D.,
The course Of studies is divided into the four following
Departments:
introductory Department. Nature and power Of Letters
a" siaf aS l Rules II Tho%psons Arithmetic
Browns English Grammar Miichells Modern Geography,
Janor Department Analytic aud Synthetic Arithmetic,
Enslsh Grammar continued History and Analysis ofihe
araply, iayiars Ancient and Modern History, Cutters
physIoophy, IIazen's Technology, Arnod's Elements Of
Middle D.pa,inleni-T hompso,,s. hahsr Arithmetic,
nobaspn's Alsebrs, Drapsr,a Chemistry omsied's Nsu.
ORC Ifchrocks Geology, Wilson'S Civil Poliy, Alexan.
ders Evidences q chraaniy M.rshs Eelesasties His.
Ssmor Department. wha,ely's Logic wsyland's Moral
oiogy Bnilers Analogy, Kames Criticism, Iesendre's
y Wayands oca Eeono%y ca%@aas sms
Literature, Beesens Classic Antiquities Virsils Enead
General Information, -sindens in the Middle and Sen
Departments are required q anayze and ranspose
Iosf Exc Reading. Smelling Penmanship
and Mental Arithmetic continued throughout the whole
and chemical al apaa,ss aud wsseleets LGsry
Students will euler The department for which, they are
Diplomas viii be given saeh pass satisfactory
animation in the regular course Of study
Music. nf the Modern Languages may, II desired
take The place Of Latin in the regular course though the
say Of that language earnestly reroumendeito such as
desire TO become accomplished English scholars
Wrien Essays are required each fortnight and compo
son is also taught in connection with other studies by
writing abstracts and anaysas Teyonng Ladies sustain
WednesJay Afternoon ia devoted TO Composition Exer
cisea general review audit Is earnestly desired that
lie friends and patrons Of the institution will be present
oiten as possible at these examinations
Others on Chemistry Natural Philosophy, History, Phys
cal Geography, and Evidences Of Christianity Text Books
and nli Stationary fruished at the Book store prices
Arrangements for Boarders Those who studying
French will be expected in that language al the
table AM, al other hours specified for that purpose
The members Of the family have accesso large private
Library, also 10 The leading Journals Of the day
Pupils expected TO spend two hours, besides the re-
gnlHr hours Of school, in study.
No visiting IA allowed on the Sabbath and all are expect
ed attend Church aud the Bible Glass Of the institution
Arrangements will he made forthe pupils TO attend wor
ship In such Church may be directed by their parent Or
Exercise IN the open air, and frequent bathing,
sered Indispensable for heah. Ample provision for both
is made in the family arrangements.
Every article Of dress ahould be markedn full and mum
Each pupil to be provided with overahoes, umbrella aud
walking shoes, and to furnish her own napkins and towels
t.matic tending render the pupils clear thinkers and
practical scholars Great promnenGy s given to the sold
10 cultivate he social ectous aud deveiope the mora
feenee conscientious regard 10 right Is cherished In
volaom any, q he rules Pupils are not continually
watched but sufficiently guarded for the detection Of
Quarterly report q The standing Of each pupil In con
uci aud scholarship, win be sem guardian
mensoa respecyels on the first Wednesday, in May and
November Pupils are admitted at any time, and charged
tion III 70 important that they should be present At
the commencement and close q sessions hst 70 aeae.
will be made Tor absence dbriug the first or last fortnight
noarders can, desired remain at The Academy dur
Ing yeratoas and he Instructed in he English branches
OF lie advantage Il piece Of residence
1t s unnecessary speak Its facilities Of communication
heshfnl location; the numerous lectures and concerts
which all may attends IFS refined and literary society," us
enierlrising and wealthy population, are known 10 all
TERMS Per term.
Tor Boarders, Including tuition In English studies
board incl light anil furnished rooms, $40 90
For Day Pupils, 10 years and upwards, &C. II %
French, Spanish, italian, German, each u 90
alone, bui in connection with other studies, !. & 90
Drawing, - ~. ,.a- .-i5- l2 90
Painting, fwater eoiors) l6 90
q" COIL 20 90
Music on The Piano with une Of infrumenf, % %
Music on the cuitar 20 10
Yoral Music, ~. ,'sS.. ~. 400
Plain Washing, ffly rents per dozen
No reduction viii be made for absence. except OF
proiraeied sickness. Tuition aud Board payable IN
Applications Tor admission shall be made al the ca resi
opportunity.
..9Ja Trustees.
ROHT. FOREST, President JOHN BARNES. } -
II ID VARICK, Secretary, HENRY SWIFT err
A. &. STORM. Treasurer GEO NAGETI. Gom'
j. n. FORBUS, r., w. TAILMApCE
ISAAC ROSEyELT, a o. II, ADRIANCE
A NJ MANN. lJAMESH ALLEN.
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