Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01
Miss Mackenzie's Seminary

M ISIS MAJ AENHiES SEMINARY. VIII he
w re-opeheo on the LIST Monday IN October for
lhe reception OF Boatders and Day Pupils She is
very .hauKiuitor The be raj share OF patronage which
mas distinguished her Establishment and In return
ambitious TO afford heJ Pupils al The ADVANTAGES tn
oe derived from efficient teachers, excellent pho-
sophlca ana chemical appa atus with rec access to
q wen Ssiec'ca herary The general course of stu
dies VIII be, rs much possible adapted 10 the differ
eht degrees OF know edge and capacity of the Puni
ana Comprehend all The branches Of IA solid and ey
l enslVe education MISS ~. has reason 10 heI;epa
i" IeFe Is no branch OF female education taught in
any SEMINARY IN the Cnlled States which IS not
taught at hers but will leave it TO the parens of Lr
pupils TO direct her IL selecting the branches they nav
wish theiT children to learn. TOO mpny are usually
attempted at once and consequently less sa,lsfncto-
ry progress made than might 'herwise be effected
Mr.. herre, native of France will teach Iangpa
Ses 1--WE nouns every day, and too days IN each
week he wal teach class Logic and Moral Ph;los,-
phy iof one hour. Previous To the opening of this
class ne VIII deliver public Discourse on tie Rlsto
Mind. "'' A1""a"
Mir Hubbard. vino is TO teach Mathematics and
chemistry, VIII instruct his class Saturday This
gehtiemdns superior qualIfcai ions are such as 70
render Miss IA thankful tia, she has been spI. ~
secure his assistance.
Mr. Poaux will teach Music, and N. Bo,sse,r
Dancing. wa
=, BESIDES the aid of these professional gentlemen
Miss NJ. has SIX teachers Constantly engaged IN her
schooi.room, i'll which the hours Of attendance az
from half past O'Clock 10 three Gu.iu, the S4r,r,uor
Session and from half past seven I'LL three durlpr
the Winter 5
FERNS for the scholastic year Of ten months
Board and lodging, $500 English Tuition with all
me branches usually specified under that head cAO
French S25. Drawing, $50 Music, IS cent per
lesson, and washing so cents per weaenn ox1ra
Charges 10 be apprehended
MISS 81. is most gratefully sensible that the rner
Its OF her school are sufficiently known and estino
tea IN Town to rende' her independent any adver-
Seinet taere; the particular purport, therefore, of
this Is 10 bring her boarding school under The notice
OF parents and guardians RESTING in tile country
Hiss III. is authorized to refer 10 many highly res
pectable gentlemen; RE will however only avail her
sell OF the names OF few well known III the country
and whose children have finished their education nm
Ger her tuition or are now roinr ON ia ID en-
Reerences-viz. r. Anderson p ] Chevollie
T. v Daniel, Charles Ellis, p. Haxull R. Gillian
u Luke, Joseph Marx, Geo. Perkins A. Robinson.
Jr., Rutherford, f. Ritchie John Tr;n,ett ,Thns
Taylor, Esqrs., Col Peyton, and D;rs Trent and
Watson W. EAam and ID. Mosoley, Esors Chester
field
FURTHER
Having been Intimately acquainted With Miss Mac
henzle, ever since her residence in this civ can
with great proprety, declare her einently qualified
not only by her literary attainments but also by the
Pley of her life to discharge the duties of an Ipstruc
tress OF young ladies'; and | have doubt, that pa
rents and guardians who may eDirnst their chidrsu
to her care, will be highly satisfied with their cIos
seal and moral improvement
RICH CIIANNIG MOORE.
~ Bishop of Va
For the information of those parents who may en-
CURE respecting the merits Of Miss Nackefizie's
school am happy to bear Testimony 10 the decided
appreciation winch have uniformly heard expressed
by those parents III town, who nave entrusted their
children to her care. Since nv residence here I
have been personally acquainted with Mss NJ. and
feel assured that her pety and talents are of such
order and so thoroughly tested. that she will not dis
appoint the confidence which she soIciis
STEPHEN TAYLOR
Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church.
sept "--0V'5c ON Shockoo Hill.