Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-08

lbs MACkENZlES SEMlNAliY.-Miss nj Ac
W. kENziEs Seminary will be no opened on tho
tst Monday IN October. Tor the reception of Bosrisrs
aud Day Pupils. She is very thankful for the I,h,
share OF patronage which has distiux her Es
l'shment, aud in return. 10 ambitious TO afford her Pu
pits all tho advantages to be- derived from eci.nt .s
cheers excellent philosophical and hemc A, apnar.t.
with Tree accessto we'll selected library The
course OF studies will beas much possible. adapted TO
the different degrees oil knowldg capacity of the Pm
compre bend all the branches OF solid and exten
sive education. Mics NJ. has reason 10 belisvs III,
there is no branch OF female educ alton taught in any
Seminary in the United States which 10 not taught AZ
hers; but illleave il TO the parents OF her pupils 70
direct her In selecting the branches they may wish
their children TO learn. Too many are usually atrmn
ed at once and consequently css Satisfactory progress
made ihsn might oih-rwi-e be effected.
Mr.. Herve, anative OF France will teach languages
will teach class Logic aud Moral Philosophy for one
hour Previous to the opening of this class. he win
deliver public Discourse on The History and Lspor-
lance ~ The Philosophy IF the Human Mind.
Mr.. Hubbard, who is TO teach Mathematics and
Chemistry. will ins'ruct his class Saturday. This
gentleman, superior qualifications SUCH as 10 rem.
hIs assistance.
Mr.. Poaux will teach Music and Mr.. B,isseux
Dancing. :
Besides the aid OF these oessonal gentleman Mis.
NJ has six teachers constantly engaged in her scbool-
room. in which the hours OF attendance are from half
past o'clock to three during the summer Session. and
om halt pact seven ill three during the Winter.
Terms Tor The scholastic year Of ten months Board
and lodging 5000 English Tuition with all the bran,..
ga usually specified under thar head, $40. Frcn n.
$50. Drawing, $50. Music rs cents per Ier.on md
washing 50 cents per wsek-no extra charges to DO sp-
preb~ nded.
Miss NJ. is most gratefully sensible that the mes-
lie OF her school are sufficiently known and esms-
ted in town TO render her independent of anv aJver.
'sement there; the particular therefore, this
Is to bring her boarding school under the notice
OF parents aud guardians residing in the country
Miss NJ. is authorized TO refer TO many highly res.
pectabie gentemen she will however only ava her
self OF the names OF few we'll known In the country
Hhnaa ri l,aua n.
der her tuition or are now going 10 do 30.
Reforences-viz X. Anderson, p. J. Chevallie p ".
Daniel Charles Ellls p. Haxsl, r. Gillian, G. Luke
Joseph Marx. Geo. Perkins, A. Robinron, Jr, ]. Ru-
iherford, T. Riiehie, John Tripsti, Tho Taylor Ears
Col Peyton, aud Drs. Trent aud Watson, w. Elan and
r. Mo'ely, E.qrs. Chesterfield.
Further
Having been intimately acquainted with Miss Mac.
kenze, ever since her residence in ,bi. civ 1 can
with great propriety. declare her eminent:y quilted
not only by her literary aainnents, but also by the
pety oil her lite TO discharge the of an
oi young LADIES' and have Doubt that parents and
guardians who may enirust their children 10 her care
viii be highly saii'6ed with their classical and moral
Improvement. RICH. CLAIMING MOORE.
Bishop OF Va.
Fer the Information Of iho.e parent. who NAV en-
quirc respecting The merits of Miss NJ school
l am happy TO bear testimony TO the decided appro-
baton which have uniformly heard expressed by
ho'e parents IN town, who have entrusted their chill
dreh TO her care, Since residence here have been
personally acquainted with Miss Nj and t--I assured
that her p'ey and taedt. of such order and 60
thoroughly tested, that che will darprin, the con-
6ience which she soici,s STEPHEN TAYLOR,
Pastor ofthr Presbyterian Church.
sent IA 37-tf On Shockor Hill.