Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-21
Miss Mackenzie's Seminary

M 1912 MACkENZlES SEMINARY will b
- fe-opened on the LIST Monday IN Oc,ober -
the reception of Borders and Dnv psi, e., ior
sey .haniulfor the liberal share of PATRONAGE Which,
nas distinguished her Establishment md m ra, -
be ds;n, 70 aiiora her Pupils all the advantages 10
&c erved from efficient teachers an excellent nh;lo
sophica and chemical apparatus with free ,cco =,
Wen selected library The general course cf str.
en, VIII oe' as much possible, adapted to the differ
I rees Oh knowledge and capacity of the Pupibs
anu comprehend all the branches of Gid .nS rs'
.ehsiYe education Hiss NJ. has reason to he;evc.
al shere Is no branch of emsle education tanrb, i;
1872 SSeulhary 10 the unned States which is no.
at hers; but will leave it to The parents ,f her
pupils 20 direct her in selecting the branches
, ..ci, children to learn. Too many are s,ally
w at once and consequently less satlsacto
- psegress made than might ofher wise be ef,r,ad 3
mr. Nerve, native of France, will teach IanSn,.
60 re hours every day, and on two days in each
Tee1 g. ne W VI teach class Logic and Moral Phoso
P"y ior one hour Previous to the OPENING of tb;v
clasS' ne VIII deliver public Discourse or, he Es,
~ i ana Importance Of The Philosophy Of the Huma
Mr. Hubbard, who is to teach Ma,b.mot;o. 49,,
Oheinstfy, VIII instruct his class SATURDAY. Pb;s
genileman's superior qualification are such nc ~
render Miss III. thankful that she has been obie ~
secure his assistance 10y ~
Mr.. Poitiaux will teach Music and NJ p;.;
Dancing. NS'eu-N
:, hesdes the aid of these professional! eentlemen.
MISS NJ has SIN teachers constantly enga eed in her
school room, III which the hours of atteodanca NO
from half past 5 o'clock to three durn,g the Snnno
the Winter. S' '"ii's
FERNS for the scholastic wear of 70, n,ontb..
hoatd aud lodging, 5000 English Tuition with al,
1ne branches usually specified under that head Gao
French, S25 Drawing, S2o Music, rs cents ner
lessoh' ana washing SO cents per week--no extra
charges TO be apprehended.
MISS d. Is most gratefully sensible that Tho ,,ar
It's OF her scholar sufficiently known and estroo
ted IN town to render her independent OF anv adoer
ths M here the Partsaar Of
Oh parents and guardians residing in the countrv
MISS NJ. Is authorized to refer to many highly res
pectaoe gentlemen; she will however only avail her
sell OF the names of few well known in the countrv
ard whose children have finished their educa;on mn,
der her tuition or going on to do SO.
References-yiz r. Anderson. p ]. Cbevallie.
z " Daniel Charles Ellis, P uaxull r. CS,llism
G Luke, Joseph Marx Geo Perkins. A. Robinsnn
IT. Rutherford, 1. Richie, John TripIett Thos.
Taylor, Esqrs,, Col. Peyton, and Drs Trent and
Watson W EAam and L. Mo.eley, Esers. Chesterr
Further
Havlng been intimately acquainted, With Miss Mac
Aenzie ever since her residence in this CITY can
WIN great psopriety declare her eminently qualified
not only by her literary attainments but also by the
piety OF her life to discharge the duties of an Instruc
tress of young ladies; and have no doubt that mr.
rents and guardians who may their children
to her care, will be highly satisfied with their cfas
seal and moral Improvement
RICH. CHAMNIG MOORE,
Bishop OF "a.
For tue information of those parents who NAV an
CURE respecting the merits of Miss Elackenzies
school, am happy bear testimony to the decided
appreciation which have uniformly heard oppressed
by those parents in town, who nave entrusted their
children TO her care. Since my residence here.
have been personally acquainted with Elss II and
eei assured that !Ier pety and talents OF such an
order and so thoroughly tested, that shs will rot DIS
appoint the confidence which she solicits
STEPHEN TAYLOR
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church
sept 0-2aw tsc on Shockoe Fill,
VA AS committed TO the ai Of Charles Ci,o 6oon,