Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14
Sept. II

NEISS MACKENZIES SEMINARY--NIfss NJ .c.
I'VE KENzIEs Seminary will be re opened on the
iat monday ~ October Tor the reception of B3arders
aud Day Pupils. She is very thankful for the liberal
share OF Patronage which has distinguished her E.tab
iishnea,, and in eturn, is ambition. afford her Pu-
pills all the advantages TO be derived ON efficient tea.
cheers excellent phOsophica and chemic Il apparatus
wi tree access 10 Well select. library The generai
course OF studies will oess much as ohle atSptedto
me di rent degrees 'krowlede csp}ciiy OF the Pn-
pilsand compr nd all tie branches oil solid and extern
sive education. Miss NJ. has reason 10 believe, that
there is no branch OF female education taught in anv
Seminary in the United States Which is not taught at
her,; but wIleare 10 Il parens OF her pupils to
greet hrr IN selecting the branches they may wish
their children 10 learn Too many are usually attemnt
eu ~ once, and consequently less satisfactory progress
made th1n might oherwi.e be effected.
Nj. III we native of FIance, will teach languages
hve hours every day. aud d1ys in each we rk he
WI teach class Logic aud hloral Philosophy for one
hour. Previous TO the opening of his cIs.s he will
dry public n. Discourse on NE History and ImpOr
lance Of the Phtio'Ophy IF the Human .Nimd.
Mr. Maculiy, who is 20 teach Mahem MATES and will
| attend his clasS on Saturday.
| Mr.. POrtaux will teach Music and issieux Dan.
| cling.
Besides The aid OF these professional gentlemen Miss
NJ has SIX teachers constantly engaged in her school
'ooi IN whch The hours OF attendance from half
past clock 10 three during the summer Session. and
rom nan Past seven I'LL three during tie Winter.
Terms Tor he scholastic of ten month. Board
anu lodging 5000 English Tuition wi,h al he branch
es usually SPECIFIED under 'ha' head, $40. French
SO Dra"ing, $50 Music rs cents per Lesson and
washing 90 cents per week no extra charges to be APP
Miss Nj is most gratefully sensible that the mer-
lis OF her school are sufficiently known aud es,ima-
ted in town 10 render her indie pendent of any aIver
sement ther, The particular purpor therefore, Of this,
is to bring her boarding school under the ~ ice
OF parents and guardians residing iu the country
MISS Nj is authorized TO refer 10 MANY lgbIv res.
pectabe gentlensn; she will However only avail her
se oil the names OF few we'll known in the counrv
shd whose children have finished their education un
der her tuition or are now gong on TO 30 So
Refetences-viz X. An retsor, p. J. ChevalIie p "
DsniHl, Charles Ellis, p. Haxsll, II Gillian, G.. Luke
/ Jo'eph Marx, Geo. Perkins, A. Robinson, Jr j. Ru.
ihetiord, i. Richie, John TtpleU Tho, TAYLOR E.ors
"a" Peyton. aud ID :. II eni aud Watson, W. Elan and
=: Moiely, E'qrs. Chesterfield.
| Having beenintimateIy Acquainted with Miss Mac
k"nzIe, evsr since her residrnce in this CITY can
with great rroPfeiy, declare her eninenty 9naied
not only by her leraty aitanments bot also by the
pey oil her lie 20 discharge the duties of an osuctres
Of young ladies; and have doubt that parents and
guardians who may entrust their children TO her care
VIII be highly satisfied with their classical aud moral
Improvement
RICH. CLAIMING MOORE.
Bishop OF Va.
For the information Of those parents who NAV an
9ure respecting the merits of Miss Macksnzis school
am happy to bear testimony 10 the decided appro-
osuon winch have uniformly heard expressed bv
moss parents in town, who have entrusted their chill
d'eh to her care Since residence here have been
personally acquainted with Mli.s Nj and feel assured
mat her piey and aledts of such an order and 40
thoroughly tested that she will not d'app9in The con-
hdence which she solicits
STEPHEN TAYLOR,
Pastor oithe Pfesbytsresu Church.
w. IL n