Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10
MISS .hL4CkENZIE,s SEMINARY

~ lit be re-opcncd the LIST Oct. Tor the recepon
w OF Goar9ers well day Pupils During the
six gears that Miss NJ. has been Teacher her day
School has been abundau,y Supplied with Scholars wit-
out her having recourse Advertisement. The par
uouiar purport, therefore, herself
I" the h9uce OF Parents and Guardians in the country,
WI" may wish To send thiiden "A Boarding School in
Town. II ison the Credit which the ysung Ladies who
nave finished their Education" uncc her Tuition reflect
both ON her and themselves, and she
has gwen their Parents. tina, she
eann'a'e Tor that extended patronage, which is
necessary tor The successful esabG shmcnt of Boarding
School; and thus by tina her hy those who
90 KNOW lie she pIcsumes soct from tlusc who
40 not AhSue branches laugh, at the ether schools
""s a. hers ad TO eSpence has been spared To afo'd
he' pupils all the advantages
he use 81 an excellent and SELECTION of Phi
'"s'P"o"" an" Chemical Apparatus chosen ia London
ny person al science. Her Library, which young
LADIES haye- hec aocGss is large md select. Besides
having Teachers ant'y employed in her School
Room, Miss NJ 's, for the cmsing year, engaged the
sssSt.nce OF the following p,oie, sIoai 4entlennn:
MI. FoITIAUx. Nusir
Mr. HERvE languages.
Mr.. GooDAcHE, UraY,nI
MIR. fi1z GInn"N, Naiurai Philosophy & Chemistry
!chms' Tor ,h~ Scholastic year of Ito moalhs:Boa I'd
ami Lodging SOU; English Tuition, with all the branches
usually specified under tina; head. $40; French, S25
Drawing sT|U; Music, i5c,s. per lesson; and Washing
Scots. per week.
/ ~ b. no cxt,a charges be apprchc,,t.eh.
Those children who superior diligence in the il
nie' s"ties, are taught French the first year gratis
In order that the pupils who study French, u,ay do 50
ehec'uai'y, and with the least possible interruption
their ether studios, their Teacher attends them DAYS
! III every week, from 8 O'Clock. n m in ,hr Sumu,,
season, and from ! to z .. M. in tho Winter
The Kindness Miss Al. has experienced IN this CITY
inspires her with interest in the children committed Ia
her care little short a" maternal; who know
her she leaves II To whether her assty
pubic favour has not cqualci dcsie, She has
shown to obtain il. From the many highly respectable
names, 10 whom Miss NJ is authorised to refer she will
only avail herself of -w, vino well known in the
country and whose children present her Pupils
VIZ: r. j. Chevaiiic, Z. v Daniel, Charles Ellis T. IIaXa
h'chh Gillian, g. i.uckc. Joseph Marx, Geo. Perkins
A. Noh'nsom J John Ruthc nod, John rrplctt, Thomas
iay'nr ESq' Col Pcyton, aud Drs. ITEM aud a,son
! FURTHER:
Having bn'at ultimate acquainted with NJ iss Macken-
ever since her residence this city, can, with
popr'ey declare that consider er enincn,ly cuaIifed
h" ""v ny her literary Rinneuts but also by the pic
oil hcr me- to discharge the duties Insuuccss OF
young ladies; and have doubt, that parents or
guardians, VINO may their children TO her care will
be highly satisfied both with their classical and moral i'm
provemeut. RICHARD CIANNjNG n,OODr
FOE the Information of those abroad WHO ma
enquire respecting the merits uf Miss AIackenZie's School
am happy I" bear testimony the decided Appreciation
which have uniformly head expressed those parets
IN Town, who have entrusted their children In her
SINCE my residence here, been pcrso ua!!v acus,
Ell with Miss NJ and feel assurance, tina, her pey and
talents are of such arcr, and Thoroughly tested
mat she wiii not dsapnnint the confidence SELECTS
STEPHEN TAYLOR. Pastor
Of the Presbyterian Church.. Shorkoe Hill.
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