Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15
Miss MACKENzIE.s sEMINARy-M,,, M

NJ ISIS MACKENzIE.S EMINARY.-M,ss Ma.
W. kkNzIEs Seminary will be ro.opened OH the
let MONDAY In October. for the reception Of Boarders
and Day Pupils. She 10 very thankful for the liberal
share OF patronage which has her Estab-
ishmen,, aud in RETURN is ambitious to afford her Pu-
pills all the advantages TO be derived from efficient tea.
chers excellent philosophical aud che apparatus
with Tree access to well selected library The general
course OF studies will beas much possible adapted to
the different degrees koowiedg capacity Of the Pu-
nd all the branches OF solid and extern
sve sdecaio Miss NJ. has reason TO believe th,t
snere is no branch Of female education taught in any
Seminary in the United States which is not taught At
hers; but will leave IL 10 the parents OF her pupils 10
direct her in selecting the branches they may wish
their children to learn. Too many are usually atempt
ed at once, and consequently less satisfactory progress
made than might otherwise be effected.
Mr. Herve, native Of France. will teach languages
viii teach class Logic and Moral Philosophy for ono
hour Previous TO the opening OF this class he win
deliver public Discourse on the History and Impor-
lance Of the Philosophy Of the Human Mind.
MIR. Hubbard, who il to teach Mathematics and
Chemistry, will instruct his class on Saturday This
gentleman superior qualifications SUCH as to rem
his assistance.
Mr. P0iiiaux will teach Music and Mr.. Boi.sieux
Dancing
Besides the aid Of these professional gentleman Mis-.
nj. has six teachers constantly engaged in her school,
room in which the hours OF attendance are from half
past clock TO three during the summer Session. and
IRON hall past seven till three during the Winter
Terms Tor The scholastic year of ten months Board
and lodging 5000 English Tuition with all the branch.
es usually specified under that head, $40. French
$40 Drawing, $50. Music rs cents per lesson and
washing so cents per weekno extra charges to be ap-
prehr nded.
Miss nj. is most gratefully sensible that the mer.
us OF her school are sufficiently known and estima-
ted In town TO render her pendent of any aver.
tisemen there's the particular purpor therefore, of this
Is TO bring her boarding school under tho poice
o, parents and guardians residing in the country.-
Miss NJ is authorized to refer 10 many highly res.
pectdble gentlemen; she will however only avail her.
sell oil The names OF few well known in the country
anu whose children have finished their un.
der her tuition or are now going to do 80.
keferences-viz. X. Anderson, p. J. Chevallia p w.
Daniel, Charles Ellis, p. Haxal, r. Gillian G. Luke
Joseph Marx, Geo. Perkins, A. Robinson Jr, j. Ru.
,herford, l. Richie, John Tpiett, Thos Taylor Esors
Col Peyton, and DIS Trent and watson, W. Elan and
L. Mo,ely, Esqrs. Chesterfeld.-Furiher-
Having been intimately acquainted, with Miss Mae
senze, ever since her residence in this city can
with great propriety, declare her etninentIy Qualified
not only by her literary attainment but also by the
pretty oil her lie to discharge the duties Of an Insuc,ress
young ladies; and have doubt, that parents and
guardians who may entrus their children TO her care
VIII be highly sa'fed with their classical and moral
Improvement. RICH. CLAIMING MOORE
Bishop Of Va
qure respecting the merits of Miss Mackenze's school
1 am happy TO bear testimony 10 the decided appro.
baton which have uniformly heard expressed bv
those parents in town, who have entrusted their chill
ucn 10 her care, Since my residence here have been
personally acquainted with Miss M and feel assured
that her pe'y and alens of such an order and so
thoroughly tested that che will disappont the con.
hience which she solicits STEPHEN TAYLOR,
Pastor ofthe Presbyterian Church,
sept Ia. S7-tf On Shockoe HILL