Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10
Miss Mackenzis's Ssmi..Sy.

AE ISIS MAtKENZlES SEMiNAnl will be
I'VE fr-opened on the Isl Monday in octoSsr, for
the reception of Boarders and Day Pupils She is
very hanl4uf for the be raj share of patronage, which
has distinguished her Hsa tlishmeat end r.,arn Is
ambitious to afsrd her Pupils all the adv-s-res to
ne derived from efficient teers, II coeli. 1t uho-
sophlcal and chemical app-:atus, with ireo n to
well selected library Tho genera csurce OF stu-
dies viii be, much possible adapted to rs differ
ent degrees OF know edge and ccpaciy of the Pupils,
and Comprehend all tho branche &C solid sad ey-
tensiye education MISS NJ hes reE-,n 10 believe.
that there is branch Of female education taught IN
any Seminary in the United States WHICH is not
taught at hers but will leave it TO tho parents of her
pupils to direct her i'll selecting the aches tn NAV
wish their children TO learn. Too rEny are usually
attempted at once AID Consequently les satlsfacto
ry progress made than might herwiss be eff CT ed
ar. Hcrvc, native OF France, will eseh Iargua-
| ges tive hours every day, and two days in each
week he Will teach class Logic and Moral PiIiloso-
ply for one hour. Previous to the opening of this
Class, he will deliver public Discourse Ire Histo-
! Mind
Fir Macully. who is to teach Mathematics, and
will attend his class on Saturday
: Mr.. Poliaux will teach Music, and NJ. Roissieux
Dancing
Besides the aid of these professional nentlemcn
Miss III. has six teachers constantly engaged iii her
school room, which the hours of attendance are
from half past o'clock three during tina Summer
Session, and from half past TIL t'-s- during
the Winter.
Terms for the scholastic year of t,n 1csths--
Board aud lodging, $500 English TuisIoa with all
the branches usually specified under has head SAC
French; S25. Drawing, $50 Muse rs esDts rer
lesson, and washing so cents per wcc.-no extra
charges to be apprehended.
Miss NJ. is most gratefully sensible that tic NOR
its of her school are sufficiently knows snd ,,stlus
ted IN town to render her ndepcndtn snv advcY-
tlsement there; the particular purpoR, therefore. 81
this, is 10 bring her boarding school under the notice
OF parents and guardians resisting IN the countrv-,
Miss Nj. rs authorized to refer 10 many nj 5y res
pectable gentleuen; ebo will however only avail her
self OF the names of few we'll known IN the country
and whose children have finished ibeP education u-
der her tuition now gong on TO 90 So
References-viz II. Anderson, y J. Cbeynlie,
p. V. Daniel, Charles Ellis, p. Baxsi r. Gillian
G Luke, Joseph Marx Geo. Perkns, A. Robinson,
Jr.. ] Rutherford, r. Ritche. john TripIett, Thos.
Taylor, EsTs Col Peytop, and Drs Trent and
Watson. w Elan and T.. Mose!cy, Gsqrs. Chester
field
( Ftrther--
Having been intimately acquainted, with Miss Mac
kenze, ever since her residence in this city, I can
with grea, proprety, declare her emDenty justified
not only by her literary attainments, but also by the
tress of young ladies; and have 10 doubt that pa
rents and guardians who may entrust their children
her care, will be highl satisfied with their clas-
steal and moral improvement
RICH. CLEANING MOORE.
Bishop OF Va
For The information Of those parents who NAV eli.
quirc respecting the merits OF Miss Mackenzie's
appreciation which have uniformly heard EXPRESSED
i,t-At IL.