Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-19
MISS Af.ACKE.N.ZIE'S SEALN:4RY.

Sl4IL be re opened on the let Oct the receoton Of
bSards.' as well DAY rDP a., Du s a6s s =, year.
sLundany supplied with Scholars without her having
20 an advertisements The pailcu purport therefore of
hi. IS o roduee herself TO the notice Of ParenG Guar
dian' 10 the couuif', who may wish TO send children e
LADIES' who have flushed th-ir Edueson under her Tu'on
reflect bath her and the mselves aud ga the subtraction she
bs, gwen their Parents that to become
candidate that extended patronage winch
cary for the successful establishment o Boarding SCHOOL,
and thus, the .hewn her h, those who do know
she presumes solicit frum those who do not All the
branches taught at The oh.r schools taught at hers aud
vautsse, which be the excellent
selection OF Philosophical Chemical Apps
rst chosen London by Of science He Library,
which the young Ladies have free access. large select
beside. having Teachers eouantIy employed her School
Room, Ms, Mh,or the ensuing yeaengased the assistance
81 the following professional sentemen: O.
Mr.. Poitiaux, Music.
Mr.. Herve. Languages.
Mr.. Goodacre, Drawing.
MIR. Fitz Gibbon, Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry.
gmsj for the Scholastic of 10 months D1srd and
usually specified under that head 40 dol f'ench % dolls
Dswng so dsil Music, 7Sets lessons aud Wa,hns oo
cent. per week. No extra chss ge be spprshended
Those children who superior diligence an their other
studies, taught French the fret gratis In order that
the pupils study French may do eectuay aud with
the least possible interruption their other studies .r
Teacher attends them days week. from 5o o'clock
a. ~ in the Summer aud fiom 4o r M. IN the
The kindness Mis-. III has experienced in thu; city inspires
her with the children committed TO her care
little short of and 10 those who know herhe leaves
say whether her a.uy TO deserve public avou Ia: mol
euualed she has shown to obtain IT. From
che many highly respectable to whom Miss M II
authorised refer, she will only avail herself of few wha
well known the Country, aud whose children
present hsr Pupil viz j. Chevallie, Daniel Charles
EllP. HsxaliRc c. GiiamG Lucke Joseph Marx,ieo
PEI kns Robinson Jr. John Ruiheroord John Ttplstt
Thomas lay lor Eqrs. Col Psyton aud DIS Watson
FURTHER
Having been intimately acquainted with Mis-. Mackenzie
her redence this eyi with P"prety
decare that consider her amntntiy quahs d. not only by
her literary attachments, but also by the ety OF her e
discharge the duties of Insrsces, n young LADIES' and
have doubt that parents guardians who sntrust their
children will be highly satisfied witA their ea,,ea
and moral impro RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE
For the infer nation of those parents abroad, who may
enque the Miss Mackenzie. School,
hsrpy testimony the decided apr obaton which
Ihsve uniformly heard expreed by those parents m Town
who have children her Since
residence here have been personally acquainted with Miss
NJ and feel assurance, that her Psy and talents Of
such urder aud thoroughly estej that she will mol
tisapponi the confidence she socis
STEPHEN TAYLOR, Pastor
o. The Presbyterian Church, Shoekn HILL
Auy,,,t Is 2s-wtisO.