Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09
Miss Mackenzie's Seminary

M iaso SAChENLiLo SEMINARY VIII no
IVl s-opened on the Isl Monday IN October, for
lac reception OF Boarders aud Day Pupils. Sne Is
very thauktufu for the raj shae OF patronage winch
has distinguished her Establishment aad In return Is
ambitious 10 afford her Pupils all the advantages 10
be derived from efficient teachers an exceIlent pho-
sophlcai and chemical apparatus win free access to
well selected library The general course Of stu
dies Will be- rs much possible, adsptsdo he differ
ent degrees OF know edge and capacity of the Pupils,
and comprehend all the branches of a SOLID aud ex-
tensive education M ss NJ has reason To believe
that there Is no branch OF female education Taught in
any Seminary IN the Gnitsd States (which Ne not
taught at hers but will leave INA parents OF her
tne ehafsn 70 in 90 masS are usually
attempted at once aud consequently lese salsfacto-
ry progress made than might her ise effected
Mr.. Herve, native vi Franc, Will teach langua-
ges i've hours eveSy day, and on two days IN each
| week ne wiii teach ca>s Logic and Moral Philoso-
pay foP one hen- Previous To- trc opening S this
class, he wiz dsiver pubic DiSooyss o "a Histo-
ry and Importance Of IRE Phi!osopAy Of Ae Human
Mind.
MIR Maculy, who teach Mathematics, and
Will attend his Clsss Saturday.
Mr.. PoiIiauX Will Ieacn Music, and Nj. Bo,ss,eux
Dancing.
Besides the aid OF these professional gentleiuen,
Miss NJ has six teachers Constantly engaeeu IN her
school room, III winch the hours OF a,txndaace are
rom half past O'Clock to tnres duIrng the Summer
Session, anu from half past past ssvsu LIi three d
ring the Winter.
Terms for the scholastic year of tsn months
the branches usually sPse.ss- GaGsr that head $40.
French, SIS. Drawing $50. Music, Is e.Its per
lesion, ANA washing 90 cents per xosh-no- extra
charges 10 be apr ehended.
Miss NJ is most gratefully sensible that The ner
Its of her school, sufficiently Anown and est,a,a-
ted IN town To render her independent OF any adver
tsecnt there; The Pnrecuiar putpont, therefore, OF
ths Is 10 BRING her boarding under the notice
OF patents and guardians resslug tho counlry.--
Miss ID Is authorized 10 refer 10 Macy hinhiy res
peciabie genIesn; she viii howsvsI aplv Az All her
self OF the names vi few well SHOWN IN the country,
and whose children finished their education un-
der her tuition or are now -olng 10 do 50.
Reierences-vz. 10. AndeTsoE, Z. J. Cbeyalie,
P. V. Daniel, Charlie. Eils, z. Haxs. X. 6illam
Luke, Joseph Marx GsO. Perkins, A. Robinson,
Ir., Rutherford, 4. RIlcHie, Jona TrIpie.t Tbos
Taylor, Esqrs, Col peyton, ana Drs Tren. and
Watson, W Eam anu D. Mcsvcy, Esqrs. Chester
field.
Further
Having been intimately acquainted with Miss Moe
kenzIe, since her residence in thus city can.
with great pTOprIcty, declare her culnenty justified
not only by her literary attsinsnts out also by the
pcy OF her life to discharge the duties OF Iustruc
tress OF young LADIES' and huvo doubt, that pa
rents and guardians who may entrust heir children
To her care will Ue highly satisfied with their clas-
steal and moral Improvement.
RICH. CHANNIG MOORE.
Bishop OF Va
For the information of those parents who NAV en-
quirc respecting the merits OF Miss Mackenzle's
school, am happy to bear testimony the decided
appreciation which have uniformly heard expressed
by those parents IN town, who have entrusted their
children to her care. Since my residence here /
have been personally acquainted with Miss M and
feel assured that her pety and talents are OF such an
order and thoroughly tested, that she will not dis.
appoint the confidence which she sollcits
STEPHEN TAYLOR,
Pastor of the Presby tereaD Church,
sept G-Sawtsc on Sbockoc Hin
Virginia State Convention.
DRCCEEDINGS and Debates OF the Virginia