Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14
Miss Mackenzie's Seminary.

lSB iNS MAJ hENIlES SEMiN RY, viii be
Isa .-opened on the Isl Monday IN October for
the reception of Boa rders and Day Pupils She ia
very ihauktulfor The liberal share of patronage which
has distinguished her Establishment and IN return il
ambitious to afford hes Pupils AL the advantages to
oe derived from efficient teachers, excellent phio-
sophical and chemical apparatus, with ree access to
well selccIed library The general course of stu
des VIII be- As much possible, adapted TO che differ
ent degrees OF know edge aud capacity of lbe Pupis
and comprehend all the branches of solid and e.r.
tensivc education NJ ss NJ has renson 10 believe,
that there Is no branch OF female education tauph, in
any Seminary In the United States which "a mt
taught hers bat will leave it TO The parents of her
puplsto direct her in selecting the branches they may
Wish heir children to learn. Too many are usualfv
attempted at once and consequently less saiisfacto-
~ progress made than might her wise be effecred
! Mr. Herve, g native oi France, will teach Ianaua-
gee hve hours every day, and on TWO days IN each
week he val teach class Logic snd Moral Philoso-
phy Tor ohe hour. Previous 90 the opening OF this
class, he viii deliver public Discourse on the Histo.
bind '''eo '''0'Of'''y@ "'e i1'''a0
| Mr. Macully, who is TO teach Mathematics. and
Will attend his class on Saturday
Mr.. Poaux will teach Music, and M. Bolssieu,
Dancing.
Besides the aid of these professional gentlemen,
Mss Nj. has six teachers constantly engaged IN her
school room, IN which the hours of attendance are
IRON half past O'Clock to three during the Summer
Session, and from half past seven till three durlng
the Winter.
FERNS for the SCHOLASTIC year Of ten months
Board aud lodging, 5000 English Tuition with all
the branches usually specified under that head $40
French Sa5 Drawing, $50. Music. rs cent per
iesson and Washing so cents per wcek-no extra
charges 10 be apprehended.
Hiss M. IS most gratefully sensible that the mer.
Its of her school are sufficiently known and estnna.
ted In town to rende her independent, OF apy adver-
basement there; the particular purport therefore of
this is 10 bring her boarding under the noticp
OF parents and guardians residlna the country
Miss M is au horIzed 20 refer many highle RES
pectabe gentlemen; she will however only avail her,
self s he OF few well known IN the country,
and whose children have finished their eaucatioa r,
der her tuition gong ON to do So
Reierences-viz r.. Anderson. P i Cbevaji,
2 v Daniel, Charles Ellis, P. Hnxull r. Gillian.
g Luke, Joseph Marx Geo. Perkins A. Rob,oson
H. Rutherford, +. Richie, john Triplett, Thos
Taylor, Esqrs, Col Peyton, and Drs Trent end
Watson, w Elan and r. Mo,eley, Esars. Chester
| field.
FURTHER
Hasing been intimately acquainted. with bisn Mac,
kenzIe' ever since her residence in this CITY, | can
with great propnety declare her emuently qualified
no only by her literary attanments, but also by the
pety OF her life to discharge the duties of Instruc
tress OF young ladies; and have doubt, that pa
rents and guardians WHO may entrust their children
to her care, will be highly satisfied with their cias-
slcal and moral improvement
RICH. CHANNIG MOORE,
Bishop OF Va.
Dor the information of those parents who may Gu
quire respecting the merits of Miss Mackenze's
school, am happy 10 bear testimony TO 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 Mss H.. and
feel assured that her plety and talents such an
order and thoroughly tested, that she will not dis.
appoint the condolences g Which she solicit.
STEPHEN TAYLOR
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church,
sept 8-2awtsc Shockoe Hill.
rE PUBLIC hereby informed that the General 9eeacy
Tor the disposal OF the Thomasonan Medicines, family
rights &C has been transferred from HoBToS
PIKE and HIRAM PLrF, by Or Thomson; Therefore
all .noe who nave held Agencies under the said Botoa Hoad
as wen as others wishing to become Agents. will apply the
undersigned at Columbus, who will ready attend 10 an
calls and upon sufficient testimonials bens Produced WI
Columbus, Ohio 9Th Aug 1870.
OF The public cautioned against purchasing Nc.
dcne from those who authorised Agents. mary are
winch nave nothing 6t The he
NY articles sold by them poisonous, and
opposition the principles OF the honsonian system, There
fore those that wish for genuine Medicine will do exs-
nine INTO the authority those from whom hey purchase
all authorize will be furnished with printed article signed
either by SAMUEL THOMPSON, or PIKE e. PLATF
+ Q The Kentucky Reporter Lexington; Indiana Journal
can, ST Louis National Banner Nashvile Southern Advo
cate, Huntsville, Aabama Raleigh Register North Caroline;
GER Harnbnrgh; Wing. Richmond Virginia; and journal
Detroit, will please publish the three
% aoo '''' '' accounts to the 'd'''''i e for settle
To Mrs. j1hod6 Burnett.
a you not lpha bitsni of the State of Vr-
ginia, and have nsssnown Agent in this Com
""li"eeiI"' Iuhs S'S ni''"ou W hotyiDg you thaS
on the Isl Gay of November next. at the Tavern of
Carter Moody, in the County Of Chesterfield in this
State, shall proceed to take the dispositions of Ste
phen Branch, William Martin Frances Burton and
Rebecca Owen. 10 be read in evidence in suit depcn-
Ding the Superior Court of Cboncerv Tor the Rich
nond District, in which am plaintiff and YOU are
defendant. The examination Of the above witnesses
will commence on The day aforementioned, between
4. NJ. ami O'Clock p. Nj and will be continued
each successive day Unnecessary between the same
hours till it shall be concluded.
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