Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-15
MISS .Qi4CKENZJE,S SF,AYN4PY

ATiLL he re.orencd the ,st OF, Tor ,he reception
" OF En"r'ers as well as day punils. Durog the
SIX yeas that Miss A. has been Teacher, her day
School has boon abundantly su?pled with Scholars will,
ON her having recourse Ito Advertisement. The par
nouiar purpoft, the ciorr uf this herself
to the n"ee al Patcn,s and Guardians in the county,
who may wish To send ,:ldrsn Boa. ding School in
ow" IT is on the credit, which the young Ladies who
nave hrisc" '''cir Education under her fuuu reec,
bath her and themselves, sa tisfaction she
has given their Parents that she ventures To- become
candidate nnre extended PATRONAGE which
necessary tor the successful establishment Boarding
Schonl and thus, by the favour hv those who
30 N"w her, she presunes to solicit frm these who
do not All tire branches laugh, schnpls, re
taught at hers; and no has been spared, afford
her pupils all The advantages which derived
the use 1T an c"ceie"t aud extensive selection of PHI
losor'ical and Chemical Apparatus, chosen in London
La1ies have fee aecss, is large and Besides
h'vihg Teachers constantly employed in her School
Room Miss Al hrs, tnr the ensuing year, engaged the
assistance of the following Professional gentlemen:
Mr.. PoITIArX. .Jusic.
alr. NERVE, Languages.
NJ. GooDACpE, Drdring.
Mr.. Frrz iiInRoN, Natural PhilosopIv {: ChcDns,ry
Jrrr'S, for the Scholastic of It, nontIs:-Eoa d
aus Lodging $780, English Tui,ion, with all the branches
usually specified unar tina; head, $40; Fl.nch, SIS:
Drawing, $50; Nusic 75ets. per lessen; aud Washur
Secs per week.
N. Il. No charges be unprecedented
These children who rvin-S rcrinr diligence in their
rthor studies, Taught F,ench the FIRST year gratis
In "rds that the pupils who study French may so
eactuHily and with the least po-Uls inturrup,op 10
their other studies, their Teacher attends them DAYS
in svey week, Ioiu s clock n NJ ia Tho SUNNI,
sea snn, md from i To y. in tie Wiater
The ksdncss Miss Al. has exprr fenced in thi. CITY
inspires her with interest in the children committed To
her care little short Of materials a, those who know
her, She leaves IL say whether assiduv 10 deserve
public ihv""r has cGuar any desrc, she has ever
Shown 10 obtain it, From the many highly respectable
names o whom Miss NJ. is authorised to refer she will
only avail herself of few. who we'll known i'm the
country, aud whose children present. -er PupiIs
VIZ: p j. ChpTaie F. V Daniel, Charles Ellis p Iaxa
Richd Gillian, q. Luoke Joseph Marx, Geo Perkins
A. Hobinson Jr John Ruherloor, JnEr Cfipctt Thomas
Iay!o ESlrS oil. Peytnn, and DIS. V,ei and Watson
FURTHER:
Having been Intimately acquainted with Miss Mscken
zir since her residence this city, cam with groat
popFety declare, that consider her emineny oualifsd
moi only Wy her literary attnimcnts by the ME,
OF herii, Ia dis charge the duies usuctrsss of
! young Indies; and have doubt, that narctis or
guardians who their children TO her care will
be- hghy satisfied hnth with their classical aud moral inn
provement. RICHARD CLAIMING aiOopp
For The info: nat'on Of those parents ahruad. who
enquire respecting the merits uf Miss Mlckeuzes School
am happy To bear testimony the decided
which have uniformly hea I'd expressed, by those ma
III f"wn VINO have entrusted their rhIIen her
Since my residence here, have been perso Nv acouain
ed With Miss NJ an' feel hes pietv and,
aI"nts OF such orsr, aud thoroughly tested
that she will not disaPpoint the confidence she SELECTS
STEPHEN TAYLOR Pastor
of the Presbyterian Church. Sbockoe Hill,
August 90 20,