Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01
MISS lLfCKEAZIE,s SEMINARY

M ILL be re.ope"ed on the LIST Oct. the reception
OF Boar'crs, as wen as day Pupils. During tho
oeh"o mas been abundany supplied with Scholars with,
out her having to Advertisement The par.
'ioular purpoit therefore, Of this Introduce herself
To the notice OF Parents and Guardians in country,
WHO may wish to send children Boarding School i,
i""" IT is on the credit, which the young Ladies WIN
have finished their Education under her Tuition reflect
both her aud themselves and on the sh,,
has given their Parents that she to becom.
candidate Tor that more extended patrona &c, which
necessary for the successful establishment BOARDING
Schoo and thus, by the her by those who
40 know her, She presumes to solicit from those who
do not All the branches taught the schools,
taught ri hers; and has spared afford
her pupils all the advantages which derived from
he use III an excellent and extensive selection Of Phi.
'osoPhicsl aud Chemical Apparatus, chosen in London
by person of science. Her library which the you,
Ladies have fee access, is large and select Besides
having q Teachers constantly employed in her School
""n Miss NJ has, for the ensuing year, engaged tina
assistance Of the following professional gentlemen
MIR PoITIArT, Music.
MIR. iIERvE, Languages.
MIR. GooDACRE, Draring.
Air. FirZ GiDBoN, Natural Philosopher G. Ciielnirr-
Ic'm' fer The Scholastic year Of IL moahs: --Boad
ami lodging $500; English Tuion with the bra inches
usually specified under tina; head $40; French, sg5;
Drawing, so; Music. 75cts. per lessor and was!hE
Scots per week.
| II. &. No charges to DC apprrhcuisd
Those children who superior diligence i'm the:s
Other s'ud,es are taught French the frs, year gratis
In "fdc, that the pupils who study French, may do
ehccti'iy, and with the least possible ntu,rupnn tn
their osher studies, their Teacher attends them DAYS
in ere'y week, from TO o'clock, IN i'm the Summ
| season, and from to p IN. II the Winter.
lac kindness Miss NJ. has experienced in this civ.
inspires Es with interest i'll the children committed
her care little short of maternal: aud those ,-ho kn,v
her, she leaves IL to whether asdui,y To dese.
public favour, has equaled any DESIRE She ha er.r
shown to obtain it, From the many highly respectable
names, TO whom Miss NJ. authorised to refer she ;,
only avail herself nf few, who we'll known in the
country, and whose children present her PuDiIe
viz: T. j. Chrvaic, L. V. Daniel, Charles Ellis Haxsl,
kichd Gillian, G. Lucke Joseph Max, Geo. Perkins,
A Eohin"n Jr John Ruthe rfoud, John Tplct Thon,a,s
Taylor, Esqrs Col Pcyton, and Drs. ITEM Watson,
| FURTHER:
Having been Intimately acquainted with Miss Mackcn-
ze ever since her residence this city, can, with ses
propriety declare, that consider her eminen,ly
not only by her literary also by the pe,y
oil her lie, to discharge the duties of Insructress f
young Ladies'; and have doubt, that parents or
guardians who may their children her care will
be highly satisfied both with their MOI n
provemcnt RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE
l FOR The information of those abroad, rs,,
enquire respecting the merits Of Miss Mackenge School
ana happy to bear testimony the decided tio,,
which have uniformly heard expressed by those e,s
IN Town, who have entrusted their children her
Since my residence here have perso lily acnuain,
talents Of such order, and thoroughly ,e srr
mat SHE WI" not disappoint the confidence she scllcits
| STEPHEN TAYLOR, Pastor
| of the Presbyterian Church. Shockoe Him.
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