Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-21

lEH ISIS A1ACKENZIE'S SEhlINARY-Miss Nj Ac-
itH kLN%iE seminary Will be re opened on the
Isl monday IN October, for the reception of Boarders
ard Day Pupils. She is very thankful for the liberal
snare oil patronage which has distinguished her E.iab-
ishmen, and In return, is ambitious afford her Pu-
PITS all the advantages 10 be derived from efficient tea
cheI excellent philosophical and chemical apparatus
wlhiree access TO well selected library. The general
course OF studies will be,as much possible adapted 10
the diirren deg'ees knowedg s. capacity of the Pa
p'and comprehend all the of solid and ex,en
siye education. Miss NJ. has reason TO believe that
there 10 no branch OF female education taught in any
Seminary In the United States which is net tausbt at
hers; but will leave il TO the parents OF her punils In
direct her in selecting the branches they NAV wish
their children to learn Too many usually attempt
ed at once and consequently less sasacorv
made than might oherwi-e be effected.
Mr.. Herve, native of France will teach languages
hVe hours every day, and two dsy in each he
win teach class Logic and Moral Philosophy for one
hour. Previous TO the opening Of this class he will
deliver public Discourse ON he Histoy,, and Jmno
lance Of the PhiiOsophy Of the Human Hind.
Mr. Hubbard, who is to teach Mathematics and
Chemistry, will instruct his class on Saturday This
gentleman sup ror qualifications such as 10 rem
de Miss NJ thankful, that she has been able 10 secure
bis assistance.
MIR. Poitaux will teach Music and Mr. Boisseux
Dancing.
B-s des the aid OF these professional gentlemen Mise
NJ has xix teachers constantly engaged in her school
room In which the hours of attendance are from half
Pas clock TO three during the Session. and
nom nail past seven till three during the Winter
Terms for The scholastic year of ten months-Bo,rd
and lodging 5000. English Tuition with all the branch
es usually specified under thar head, $40 French
$50 Drawing, $50. Music rs cents per lesson and
""sihg Jo cents per week-Do extra charges be APP
prehe ndsd.
MISS Nj. Is most gratefully sensible that the mer-
ITS OF her school are sufficiently known and estina-
ted IN town 10 render her dependent of any aJyer.
tlsement there's the particular purpo therefore, of this
Is TO bring her boarding school under the po'ice
Of parents and guardians residing in the country
Miss NJ is authorized to refer TO many highly
pectabIe gentlemen; che will however only avail her.
sell OF The names OF few well known in the country
ana whose children have finished their education un
der her tuition or are now going TO do so.
Refsrences-viz. II. Anderson, p. J. ChevalIe p "
Daniel, Charles Ellis, p. Haxall, II Gillian G. Luke
Joseph Marx, Geo Perkins, A. Robinson Jr J. Ru
iheTord, t. Rifche, John TrpIett, Thos TAYLOR Ears
Col Peyton, and DIS. Trent and WATSON W. Elan and
T.. Mo'ely, Esqrs. Chesterfield.
Further
Having been intimately acqusinted, with Miss Mac.
kenze, ever since her residence in this CITY can
Win great proprety, declare her emineutly qualified
not only by her literary aitainments, but also by the
pety oil her lite 10 discharge the duties of an
guardians who may eoirust their children 10 her care
will be highly SAT- fed with their classical and moral
Improvement
RICH. CHANNIG MOORE
Bishop OF Va.
For the information Of those parents who NAV on.
qure respecting The merits of Mss Mackenzes schooI
| am happy TO bear testimony TO the decided snuro
baton which have uniformly heard expressed bv
hose parents IN town, who have entrusted their chill
dreh to her care, Since my residence here have been
per'onaiy acquainted with Miss NJ and feel assured
that her piety aud alents Of such an order and 90
thoroughly tested that che will not di.arp,int fe
6dence which che soliciis
STEPHEN TAYLOR,
Pastor 1.-THE Pfesbyterean Church
sept ~ SI-u On Shockoe Hill