Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11
Miss MackenZie's Seminary

M ISIS MACkENZiES SEMINARY. will he
W re-oPened on the LIST Monday III October. for
the reception OF Boarders and Day Pupils She is
very thankful for the be raj shaJe of patronage which
has distinguished her Establishment and m Tstrn ;s
neherEcu irrnf t,lIltIcUI tGutuurs gaCpIcnl po-
sophcal and chemical apparatus with iEee tn
we'll selected library. The general course of stu
dies will be, much possible, adapted he differ
ent degrees of knowledge and capacity Of the Pupils
and Comprehend all the branches Of solid and e.s-
tensIye education MISS NJ. has reason to believe,
that there is no branch of female education taught in
any Seminary the United States which Is not
taught at hers but will leave it to the parents of her
pupils TO direct her IN selecting the branches they may
wish their children to learn. Too many arc usually
attempted at once and consequently less satIsfacO
~ progress made than might o. hcrwisc be effected
MIR. Herve, native OF France will teach angua-
gcs five hours every day, and on two days in each
week he Will teach class Logic and Moral Phioso.
ply for one hour. Previous TO the opening of this
class. he Will deliver public Discourse on ne Hisfo-
ry and Importance Of the PhitOsophy If The Human
Mind.
Mr. Macully. who is to teach Mathematics, and
Will attend his class Saturday.
Mr.. PUiIiauX will teach Music, and VI. PoIsscuY
Dancing.
Besides the aid Of these professional gentlcncp
Miss NJ. has six teachers constantly engaged IN her
school room, IN which tho hours of attendance are
from half past o'clock TO three during The Summer
Session. and from half past seven ull three during
the Winter.
Terms for the scholastic wear Of ten months
the branches usually specified under that head, $40
French, So. Drawing, $50. Music. Is cent. per
lesson, and washing 50 cents per wccl-no extra
charges 10 be upprChcnded.
Miss NJ is most gratefully sensible that the mer-
It's of her school arc sufficiently known aud estrma-
ted IN town TO rcndc, her independent o. any gdyer-
tsement there; tho particular purport therefore, OF
thus, Is to bring her boarding school under the notice
of parents and guardians residing IN the county,
Miss NJ. au' horned to refer 10 many highly res.
pcctabC gGullCmen she will however only avail her
self OF the names ct few well known IN the country
and whose children have finished their education un
der her tuition or are now going 10 do so.
RclcrcnCcs-yiz X. Anderson, =. J Chcvaic
p. V. Daniel. Charles Ellis, p. HaxBll r. Gillian
G. Luke. Joseph MUrN Geo Perkins, A. Robinson
IT. Rutherford, r. Richie, John rrpIc't, Thos
Watson, W Elan and p. Moseey, Esqrs. Chester
field.
Further
= Having been intimately acquainted, with Miss Mac
kCrzIc. ever since her residence IN this CITY, can
with great proprlcty declare her Cninenty qualified
not only b. her literary attaiumcnts but also by IN,
picty OF her life to discharge the duties OF m Instuc
trcss Of young ladies' and have no doubt, that pa
rCuts aud guardians who may cuirus' thCr children
10 her care, wall nc highly satisfied with their clas
RICH. CLAIMING MOORE.
q. Bishop O Va
e For the information of those parents who may on
quIrc respecting the merits Of Miss Mackenzie
school, am happy to bear testimony to the decide
. appreciation which have uniformly heard cxpresse
by those parents in town, who nave entrusted the
$ children 10 her care. Since my residence here
have boon personally acquainted with Miss NJ. an
feel assured that her picty and talents are OF such
order and SO thoroughly tested that sho will net d
appoint tho confidence which she sbhclts
VI STEPHEN TAYLOR,
Pastor of the Prcsbytorra Church,
s. sept g. 2awtsc on Shockoc Hi
or yoD PRINTING executed 9, The Wig oOss