The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-02
rOUGHKEEPsIE FEMALE ACADEMY

I EOOGH h n III 6AG hStD6Mb
| CANNON STREET
THE Academy is built OF brick OF ample dimensions u
accommodate my boarders aud arranged expressly ion
female boarding school, situated In Of the mos, favor
able locations ia che village being central ye retired plea
''''''' PRINCIPALS:
Jacob @. TooIer, A. NJ.
Latin Greek, Matchmaker, History and Anuiyss n ne
MRS. CAROLINE ". TooKER,
Mental and Nora. Philosophy. Composition.
TEACHERS:
/ 15e MISS CATHERINE VAN vALKENBuR6H,
CTifirsDi Physiology Natural Posophy htforie, Nor.
| mai Chart, Competition.
MISS JULIA 5. HOPKINS,
Peinn1nship, Hsfron0DIy 1Heien and Modern Georra.
ply, Anrienf and Modern History B9tqny o9eg9sii'"
ApoLpH AwENG, mu, ag . ,as pia,.s aad iai
FRANCISCO ALvAR, IN Oils and iroier colors
Gtr"1 Spanish q haf" u vi BaIGG1a 's'I NJ d.
The ofstudiss is divided into the four following
introductory Department Nature and power Of Letters
Spelling. Reading, PenmaDshp, Colburns Mental Arilh.
Brown English Grammar Milchelps Modern Geography
with the use Of Globes and Outline Maps
Enrlsh craimmnr continued History and Analysis ofe
English Language, Woods Botany, Wizards Ancient Geo
Physoophy, iIaxens technology Arnolds Elements Of
Lain, Nr Ellegorf Manuel Of Of EHrish Language
oSasans Algebra. DperS chsmstry, omseaa Naie
raj Philosophy Smells's Natural History, Newmsns Rhft
lrs sssnsss q sSGsS r9 m
tory orneins Nepos, Arnols Latin compos'Ion Nirgs
senior Department -whaelys Logic, wayhndis Mor.
Science, Uphnm's Mental Philosophy Paey' Natural The
oloey buffers Analogy, Kames Criticism, Ieeendres
Geometry, Thompsons Trigonometry, olmsied's Asrono
N.Y. Wayands Political Economy. Ceaveland's English
Literature Beesens Classic antiquities virglls 4Ensad
General Information Students In the Middle and SEN
ior Departments are required g analyze and ranspose
aaG Msaa Arithmetic eoaiiaasa Throughout he Whale
and chemical apara,s and weil.seiecisd Library
Students win enter he department for which they are
Diplomas will be given 10 such az pass satisfactory ex
amlnahonNn the regular course Of study,
Music, NJ of the Modern Languages may ifdesirsd
take tue place Of Lain In the regular course though the
study Of that language Is earnestly snch as
Wriltn Essays required each fortuaht; and compo
son taught In connection with other studies, by
writing abstracts and analysis The young Ladies sustain
wednesday AiernoonIs devoted TO composlllqu Exer.
cses and general review and Is earnestly desired thai
The friends aud patrons Of The institution viii be present as
nfen possible at these examinations.
oara On Nara PhoaShy History rh s
alGeogphy and Evidences q christianity Text Books
ana a t Sse wao m Studying
French will be expected to In thai language al The
table, and e sr h"r , shh s1 for that
Library, also 10 the leading journals of the day.
pupilsare expected 10 spend two hours besides The re-
gillar hours Of school, In study,
No visiting is allowed the Sabbath aud all expect
ed attend Church and the Bible Glass o. The Institution
ship srh Church may be directed by their parent or
guardian g .s N.
sdered indispensable for health Ample provision for hoh
is made in the family arrangements.
Every article ofdress should be markedin full and NUM-
Each pupto he provided with oysrshoes umbrella and
walking shoes and furnish her napkins and towels
The Cars, Of Study sdcsigned u be thorough and sys
cmalic tending 10 render the pupils clear thinkers and
braoeSas Every effort is made t. improve he ma,ners
cultivate the social elections and develope the moral
g a. Se opa repnna dy h ANN
violation fanny, Of The rules Pupils are not continually
II Conduct Examinations Al the close Of each term
onarery report ofihe standing Of each pupil in con
doT. s yesr e into terms Of 3 weeks easn
uaenring respectively the first Wednesdays In May aud
November Pupils are admitted at any time Ard CHARGED
tuition II important that they should be present nj
The and close o. SESSIONS that no dedac
Boarders Il is desired remain nj the Academy dur
Ing vacations and be instructed IN the English branches
al a charge Of 50 % per week.
oihe advantages Of piece of residence
II IL unnecessary speak. It's facilities Of Communication
with all parts o. The country; lis beautiful scenery Its
healthn ocaiion the numerous lectures and concerts
which all may attend; It's refined and literary society its
'nerpf'S's ana wea TEgRMS s a'' known Per n term
For Borders, including iniien u English studies
For Day Pupils 10 years and upwards, roo
French Spanish, Italian, German, each 30
La uons. but !" connectien With other studies 90
Drawing l2 90
Painting, (water colors) 10 %
Toll ") 20 90
Music on the Piano. with use OF instrument, 26 90
Music on ilIe Guitar 20 %
Vocal Music, 90
Plain Washing, fay cents per dozen
No reduction will be made for absence, except In of
protraced sickness. Tuition and Board ore payable
ADVANCE for each half term.
Applications for admission shall be made the earliest
opportunity.
II. D. vARIoK, secretary. HENRY SWIFT. ere,
A.. q. STORM, Treasurer. GEO. NAGEII, 80
j n. FORBUS, T. w. TALLMADGE,
ISAAC ROSEVELT, C. p. ADRIANCE
A. NJ MANN, JAMES ALLEN.
Ponghkecpsie, February,
Experiences AND PaTRONS
HON. WILLIAM II; SEWARD, Auburn, \ Y
HON JAMES EMOTT, Poughkeepse, do
CHARLES BARTLETT. ESQ, do do