Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-24
Miss Mackenzie's Seminary.

Miss Mackenziels Seminary.
NTiSS MAJ kENHiES SEMINARY, will be
I'VE re-opened on the Is, M opday m October, for
the reception of Boarders and Day Pupils She rs
very thsutsulfor the liberal share Of patronage which
has distinguished her Establishment and IN is
amb.:a 20 af.a-d her Pupils all the advantages
be derived from efficient teachers, excellent phiio
sophical and chemical appat atus, with access
a well selected library The general course OF stu
dies will be. much possible, adapted the differ
degrees OF knoiedge and capacity of the Pupils
and comprehend all the branches of solid and ex-
,ensve education MISS NJ. has believe.
that there is branch Of female education taught in
any Seminary the United States which is not
taught at hers; but will leave it the parents of her
pupils direct Der selecting the branches they may
wish their children to learn. Too many usually
attempted once, and consequently loss sat,sfacto
~ progress made than might o herwise be effected
Mr. Herve native OF France, will teach ansua-
ges i've hours every day. and on two days each
week he Will teach class Logic and Moral Phiioso
ply for hour. Previous to the opening of this
class, he Will deliver public Discourse The Hlste-
ry and Importance Of Gie Philosophy Of the Human
.Uind
! Mr Hubbard who is to teach Mathematics and
Chemistry, will instruct his class Saturday Yhis
yeutleman's superior Qualifica such, as to
render Mss NJ thankful that she has been able TO
secure his assistance.
Mr. Poitiuux will teach Music, and 81. Bolsyicux
Dancing
Besides the aid of these professional gentlemen
Miss III. has six teachers constantly engaged IN her
attendance
from half past O'CLOCK to three during the Summer
Session. and from half past seven till three durpg
the Winter.
Terms for the scholastic year of ten months
Board and lodging, $500 I English Tuition with all
the branches usually specified under that head, $40
French, SIS. Drawing, $50. Music, Us cents per
lesson, and washing so cents per wcek-no extra
charges 10 be apprehended.
Miss M. is most gratefully sensible that the mer-
its of her school are sufficiently known and estima-
ted in town to rende' her Independents OF any adver
tsement there; the particular purport, therefore, OF
this, is 10 bring her boarding school under the notice
of parents and guardians residing the country.
Miss NJ. is authorized TO refer many highly res
rectabie genilemen she will however only avail her
self OF the OF few we'll known IN the country
and whose children have finished their education on
der her tuition or are now going 10 DO
References-via' r. Anderson, p j. Chevale,
p. v Daniel, Charles Ellis, p Hayel. r. Gillian
jr al Rutherford, T. Richie, John Trplett, Thos.
Taylor, Esqrs, Col Pey ton, and Drs Trent and
Watson, w. E1am and d Moscley, Bsqrs. Chester
field.
Burfher---
Having been intimately acquainted, With Miss Mac
kenzie, ever since her residence in this city, can
with great proprety, declare her emnenty qualified
not only By her literary attainments, but also by the
pety of her life to discharge the duties of an Instruc-
tress of young ladies; and l have doubs that pa
rents and guardians who may their children
to her care, will be highly satisfied with their cias-
steal and moral improvement
RICn. CHANNIG MOORE,
Bishop of Va.
Dor the information of those parents who may en-
qure respecting the merits of Miss Mackerse's
school, am happy to bear testimony tie decided
appreciation which have uniformly heard expressed
by those parents in town, who have entrusted their
children to her Since my residence hero
have been personally acquainted With Mss H.. and
feel assured hat her piy and talents of such
order and SO thoroughly Tested that she will DIS
appoint tho confidence which she soliolts
STEPHEN TAYLOR,
1 Pastor of the Presbyterian Church,
sep; e-2awtsc Cd Shockoe HiT
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AMIN a L., &c or the Animal Kingdom, arranged
In conformity with its organzatIen by the Baron
Cuvier &C. translated from he Paris edition of 929
80, With notes plates. and Catalogue of American
Mammaia and Birds, by II. MMurtre NJ d &c
Also, an abrdsment of that work, with notes. sates
&c IN VOL for the use of schools by the same nen-
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The nanne of Cuvier is in itself sufficient evidence
OF the great vauc OF the WORK alluded to- which ex-
blbits The arrangement Of the whole animal creation
from Man down 70 the last Of the adiated tribes that
slumber IN the ocean. In the abridgement, which
/ is especially calculated for the use of schools and
other seininaries of learning, all anatomical and
other details, which would possibly prove offensive
to the astdious de1icacy. are carefully eHnnn
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