Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-05
WNIss MAcKENzIEs sEMINARY.-Miss Mac

EEISS MACKENZIES SEMINARY.-Miss Mac
lVR KENNELS Seminary will be opened on the
LIST Monday IN October for the reception OF Boafders
sud Day P"Pi-. She IL very thankful for the liberal
share OF patronage which has her Es,ab-
shmeGt, and in return, is ambitious afford her Pu.
pts all the advantages to he derived from
chers excellent philosophical and che mic sppars,us
with tree access TO well selected library The general
course o studies will be.as much possible adapted Ia
The different degree O. kuowi-dg s. capacity OF the P-
p-apd com2r. bend all the bi solid and ext-r
sve education. Mice NJ. has reason to believe tina,
there lie no branch OF female education taught in any
Seminary in the United States which il not taught A,
her.; but will leave IL to the parents OF her pis Ia
direct her in selecting the branches they may wish
their children 10 learn. Too many usually attempt
ed at once, aud consequently less satisfactory proereas
made than tight otherwise be efIecie1.
Mr.. Herve, ana,ive of France will teach language.
I'VE hours every day. and on two days In each he
VIII teach class Logic and Mora, PHILOSOPHY for one
deliver public Discourse Me History and Iipo,-
fdnce 81 ne Philosophy Of the Human Mind
MI Hubbard, who lie 10 teach Mathematics and
Chemistry, will instruct his class Saturday. This
een'ls man's superior qualifications SUCH as to rem.
der Miss NJ thankful, that she has able TO secure
his assistance.
Mr.. POaux will teach Music and Mr.. Boissieus
Dancing.
Bsdes the aid of these professional g.nilemer Miss
NJ has six teachers constantly engaged in her school
room, IN which the honrs Vf attendance rcm hall
past clock 10 three during the summer Session and
TON halt pact seven Till three during the Winter.
Terms for he scholastic year Of ten months - Board
80 usually specified under thai head, $40 French
$25 Drawing, $50. Music rs cents per lesson and
washing so cents per weekno extra charges be app
pretended.
Miss M. is most gratefully sen.ihie ihai tie mn
its OF her school sufficiently known and egIns-
ted IN town 10 render her independent Of any sJver-
seneot there's the PARTICULAR purpo, therefore, of this
Is TO bring her boarding .chooi under the 10 ics
OF parents and guardians residing in the country
Miss NJ. IL authorized TO refer 10 many Highly res.
prciahle gentlemen; shs will however only avail he
sell OF the names OF few well known in the country.
and whose children have finished their education On
der her tuition are going do 20
Referenccs-viz. r. Anderson, p. J. Chev allie p. v
Daniel Charles Ellis, p. Haxsli. Gillian, G. Luke
Jo'eph Marx. Geo. Perkins, A. Robin on Jr. J Ru.
therIord, T. Riiehie John Tpieit, Tho. Taylor E.qrs
Col Peytou, aud DIS Trent and Watson, w. Elan au,!
F: Nicely, Esqrs. Chesterfield.
Further
kenze, ever since her residence in this city ran.
with great propriey declare her eruineniiy qmah6e.
uo oniy by her literary auainments, but also nv the
peiy OF her lie % discharge the duties OF an
o. young ladies; and have doubt. that parents anil
guardians who may en,rus their children 10 her care
"iil he highly sa-fed with their classical AID moral
improve meni.
RICH. CHANNING MOORE.
Bishop Of Va
Fer The information Of hose parents " no may en-.
gnre respec ing thu merits Of Miss MackeUzi-s school
am hapPy 10 hear testimony 10 the 6erJed apprO-
paion which have uniformly heard EXPRESSED BY
hose parents IN town. who have ennsied their chil.
per'onaly acquainted with MiS NJ snd feel assured
that her piety and iaen's Of such order aud 20
thoroughly tested that se will disa. point the com
hience which she soiicts STEPHENTAYLOR,
Pastor Of the Pfesby'efesn Church.
ser'l4 37-U On Shoekoe Hin