Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10
Miss Mackenzis's Ssmiprv.

Nh iSS MA kENZiES SEMINARY will be
" re-oPened on the Is, Monday IN October, for
the reception of Boarders and Day Pupils She IS
very for the hbe shaIe Of pssronare which
has distinguished her Estabshnsnt and I. re, su in
ambitious to a6ard her Pupil, all the udysotn ,es To
oe derived from efficient teachers, exoe-,i philo-
s0PhlcaI and cb-soaI apparatus, with lrse aoaes 10
well Seieeied library The general cssrse OF stu-
dies viii be- much possible adssted to he d,fr.
ent degrees of knowedge and capacity of the Popils
and comprehend all the branch q. of a ssfsf and ex
tcnsIve education Mss has reason To hal;eve
That there Is no branch Of female edusaon teph. i'm
any Seminary IN the Uni I'd States which is NOT
taught at hers but will leave it the parents of her
pupils to direct her seeceang the branches tbev NAV
WISH 'helr Children 10 learn. Too many are USUALLY
attempted at once, and eQuently less satIsfacto-
~ p."gr.ss made than might her wise be eficted
MI herVr, natve ri ENanee, will teach langua-
ges tive hours every day and on two DAYS in each
week he W II teach class Logic and Moral Pbilosn
phy for one hour. Previous TO the opening of this
class he VIII deliver public Diseot,rss ON s ENse,-
~ and Importance Of tie Philosophy ef tie Hbrnan
Mr. Macully, who is TO teach Mathematics. and
VIII attend his class Saturday
Mr PoIiaux will teach Music, and N. Boissieux
Dancing.
B"sIdes the aid of these professional aentleueu.
MISS a. mas SIX teachers constantly engaged I'm her
school room, IN which the hours of atteSdance ara
from half past O'CLOCK thr.e during tho SIMMER
Session, and from half past seven till three durina
the Winter.
Terms for the scholastic year Of ten r,,a,hs-
Board aud lodging, $500. English Tuition with oil
Inc branches usually specified under tha, head $40
French SIS. Drawing, $50 Muse, 50 cents per
lesson, and washing 80 cents per weeis-no extra
charges 10 be apprehonded
Mis- NJ is most gratefully sensible that the mer
Its OF her school sufficiently known and ez,ipo
ted IN town to rende her independent OF any adver
tlsement tnere the paracular purpos, therefore Of
thus Is 10 bring her boarding school under the notice
OF parents and guardians resisting IN the eountrv-.
Miss Nj. Is authorized TO refer TO many hiaby res
pectabe gentlemen; sho will however only avail her
self OF the names OF few well known in the countrv
and whose children have finished their education nm
der her tuition or are now gong on 10 do So
ReterenCes-vI8 n. Anderson, y J. Cbeyalie
L. V. Daniel, Charles Ellis p. HaxRl r. Gillian
G Luke. Joseph Marx Geo. Perkins, A. Robn,son'
Jr., Rutherford, Y. Rtchis, John TripIo,t. Tbos
Taylor. Esqrs Col Peyton. and Drs Tron, and
Watson, W. Elan and y Mossley, Esqrs Chester
field.
Further
Having been intimately acquainted with Miss N9c-
kenzic. ever since her residence in this city can
with great propriety, declare hor eminently qualified
MOI only by her literary uttainueDts but also by the
Pcy vt her life to discha rge the duties of an Instruc
tress of young LADIES' and have no doubt that pa
rents and guardians who may enlrusr their children
tn her care will be high satisfied with their clas-
steal and moral lmpro, ement
RICH. CHANNIG MOORE.
Bishop OF Va.