Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-08
Miss Mackenzis's Seminary,

M lSS MACkENZlES SEMINARY. v,Il bo
w 'e-opened on the LIST Monday IN October. for
the reception of Boardcrs and Day pupiIs Sb, :,
Very thankfufur he libe raj share Of patrono .. vb
mas distinguished her Establishment and m Se,u,n 10
ambitious to afford her Pupils ell the ndyon,og.s n
90 derived from efficient teachers, excellent pho
sophlca and chemical apparatus, with free access 70
wei selected library The general cour,. oT s,us
nica WI" be, rs much possible ADAPTED 10 The d,fTr
Ont degrees OF knowledge and capacity OF the Pun;ls
and comprehend all thu branches OF a solid and o~
'ensiYe education Mes ~ has reason TO brevr
'at there Is no branch Of female dcuton ,aupbt in
any Seminary ~ the Uniled States which Is NO,
Taught at hers; but will leave it TO tie parents of her
pups direct her IN selecting the branches they may
wish their children to learn Too many are us,,ay
attempted at once, and consequently less s,,,sfac,o
ryP'ogress made than might Otherwise be effected
M Rowe, native oi France, will teach lsDruc-
scs HEe hours every day, and on two days IN each
week ne wal teach class Logic and Moral Philoso-
Phy Tor one honr. Previous TO the opeDlpu nf ,hi.
class he VIII deliver public Discourse on te Hsto
~ an" Importance q Me PhtoIoPhy Of Tie Human
Mr. Maculy, who is to teach Mathematics and
VIII attend his class Saturday
DIR. Poriiuux will teacn Music and Boissieux Dan
cling.
Besides the aid Of these professional gentleneH
MISS 81 has six teachers constantly engaged IN her
schoo room, IN which the hours of attendance mr.,
ron hait pas, o'clock TO three during the Summer
Session aud from holfpast past seven Ill three du
ring the Winter
Terms for the scholastic wear Of ,e, ,ro,,b
Board aud lodging $500 English TuttIon with all
he branches usually specified under that hsuG Gao
French SIS. Drawing $50. Muse IS cent. per
eSSloh' ana washing 50 cents per wcok--no extra
charges 10 be apprehendsd
Miss W Is most gratefully sensible that The ne--
It's OF Aer school are sufficiently known and cstima
tCu IN town TO render her Indepcndcu, OF any aJvcr
t,Seineht taere tho particular pGryurt therefore OF
us Is ~ ofinS her bonding school under tue notice
oil parents and guardians resisIny IN the conn;rv -
Mss III. is authorized TO refer 10 many Lohly res
Pectabe generneni sbe will however only ayai! her
sen o. the names OF few well known IN the country
anu whose children have finished their education IN
uTr hrr tuition or are now going on 10 do So
Reierences-viz r. Anderson. p ! ChevaIie
r. v Daniel, Charles Ellis, ?. HaxUn, r. Gillian
" Luxe Joseph Marx. Geo. Perkins A. Robinson
IT, Rutherford, +. Ruchie, John Tripett, Tho
ayiof' Esqrs,, Col Pes ten, and Drs Trent aud
. field. 4' '1't
FuyGter-
Ha"'ng been intimately acquainted, will Miss Mac
KclZe, ever since her residence in this city, I can.
WIN great pfopr!ety declare her cm!nently qualified
ho' only oy her literary atainuIcnts, nut also by the
p!ciy OF her life to discharge the duties Of an Instruc
tress OF young ladies; and have no doubt that m
rents and guardians who may enrust their children
to her care, will be highly satisfied with their clps
seal and moral Improvement.
RICH. CLEANING MOORE.
Bishop OF Va
For the information of those parents who may en-
quire respecting the merits of Miss Mackeuz.es
school. am happy TO bear testimony 10 the decided
appreciation which have uniformly heard expressed
by those parents In town, who nave entrusted ihrir
Shilaren To her care Since my residence here
nave been personally acquainted with Mss M and
feel assured that her pety and talents are of such an
order and SO thoroughly tested that sue will not dis
appoint the confidence which she sololts.
STEPHEN TAYLOR,
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church,
Hill