Washington telegraph., 1852-03-17
WASHINGTON
FEMALE SEMINADU

NNk NEE SkEhAN AIRY
TNHE Seventh Session of the Wasbing4ou p
- male seminary Will commence on tbe 1.g
Sep'emoer next. During the past three va..
tnis institution has been steadily PROGRESSING '
til 1t may now be Justly said to ocemv ], ,'s, : ul'
in the public confidence. which renders IO>uon
manent prosperity no longer subject oS ,fs per
L he Pnnclpal, determined to build I'M a 81 SsGuot
which shall offer every facility for the e5lcol
OF Young Ladies' and give TO the Inst;,,,,;eS .on
character OF permanence so essential to 81 'ae
tulness and prosperity of a School has n Use
expended about $1,000 of his own means .,esoy
cure tins important end, and designs 10 S,,S, Se'
additional labor or expense, necessary - io
comfort or advancement of the pupils er,,,. ~ NE
to his care entrusted
This Institutions offers advantages er a.
ucation of young ladies, seldom found pr;,o, ea'
the southwest; among these are the lolo,r. u
lst It's Location in the pleasant village of lT.Ts
lnSton, so lavorably known throughout tb;.
glon Tor It's undiSputed healthfuness. and O. ie'
ter for morality and intelligence. ''aise'
I'd It's spacious and cousaaoaons b,,25;o-. .s
the pupils private apartments for lodSinr oIy .Iy
study, lor recitation, music and lecture T,o. -.S
Wlti au other conVemences required for the r.s
iect organization OF Collegiate Institution F'''
ou II Is lurniShed with all necessary N,,.,u,
Instruments with Seiec Lbraru with l,rG a'.s,,G
interesting Cabaaet Of Minerals and 49, $ gnd
valuable Chemical aud FbioSogHicgl .3,,,,r,- e'
! 4th Its pleasant and commapdipa siitnat;a$
one sioe OF tne village, with sufficient ground -,
joining anoroS the pupil an opportunity for -,
cultivation OF flowers, and offers ipduceyoa,,t ,e
active exercise and recreation in the pure or.. y.
| air. f1'' open
I 9th. It's corps Of TEAcHurs possessed or L.
experience IN the direction OF literary inst;,,;
and IN the education of young ladies So,
pf
dom to be met with in any institution oftba l;eI
0th lhe retirement and seclusion of tbe Sa,.
mary. and the strict supervision of lis oir,I-'
should inspire parents and guardians with rarf-.
! confidence IN respect to the health and -.
! their daughters and wards. A reference :, -
many pupils who have attended can be mad, '7 u.
lhe care exercised over their health and coro,.r,
AS instruction Is not merely the object ~ \,
| S'uHeu' ouI eo"c~toi, every means will be psc1
TO direct the minds and engage the enorc;eS of ,,,
pupils upon this special object orfbis ~, o'
| thelr time Is fully and Systematically r,,rri,.,5
Every hour brings It's appropriate coo3rcrs,,.
ol devotion, exercise, study. recreation reIrcA
meut. rest, &c. i'ii'>t'
The gorcruiaR of the Institution both @. 4,
the family and school is to be understood - Il ",
oi GHtHorfg-entreiy parental and mild. ht de-
| clded ana IInl. IL Is wished and sought 70 have
an act from sense ofd duty, and 10 consider tb;r
" I" "' ''''' 'i'"''t' lltc approval OF their con
/ sciences, me esteem of their teachers. tEc af,..
uon OF their parents ard friends. lut aboyc an
! the APPRECIATION OF an All Seeing God as tba A.,
reward ior correct department and ,tp6i,ps ;..
| pIoVement OF time. Reports are sent 10 the M.
rents quarterIy,-in which are stated tho beatb
diligence, improvement. social and moral dcnor..
| ment OF each pupil, with such other information
! as may he deemed important.
As 1t IS the design OF the PRINCIPAL 70 repi,-
the instruction thorough, and lay tie foundation gi
a S"dSfGHftat c7"catoi no young iaiy is permitted
| to rank higher than her atainnents VIII iu>rv
entltle her, nor 10 pass TO another dcpariUerr IN
the course. without having made suitable nrof.
cheney IN the preceding studies. The plar of In.
! strucuon IS thorough and extensive and youns
ladies' having completed the prescribed com>.
are entitled by the Act of incorporation io rarei
| Diploma, regarded as the highest honor IN.
| Institution can confer.
The Ia-US, payable quq,7erly in advance. are a
! ioiioWs-Sesslon 81 weeks:
Tuition IN Alphabetical Department. si5m
do in Academical DO Soo0
1luslc-Piano, Harp or Guitar each. 5000
Latin. French or Italian each. Slam
Drawing and Painting. Sram
Boarding with Its couungeuts of
washing &c., S5am
1t wiI bc understood that the year is divided
INTO two Sessions. The one Immediately >prrrrf.
ing the otAeT-commcncing on the ;hrd Nondar
OF September, and closing the FIRST wee!. in Ju.y
). l.. SLACK, A. NJ. Prina.1R.
June Is, 1851.