Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-20

HAS received his Fall Supply and offers For Sale:
5000 lbs EPSON and gauber salts
zoOO do roll sulphur, 500 lbs sal aeraus
900 do Hos do. 1000 do. redwood
| 1900 do. dry white lead
| f00 do chloride lime, 800 lbs. putty
| ~ cahsters pure verdegris
10 20 Kegs Lewis No. and white lead in oil
2gaO T IS. s scE green o 10 do; sP brown do
5000 do lamp black, 1000 do. alum
! 10 tierces lamp oil, barrels nsccd do
| 10 barrels tanners do. 5 do spts. turpentine
| 3I5 cases Cologne water
zoo dozen castor oil--uorious sises-Drsr
6O do. olive do, part superior
5O boxes fancy soap
Window glass, assorted Sizes from 7<9 tol 1924
rom the Washington City, Uis,er and Jackson Glass
Copenhagen Massaapsu@ and 1 Va. NO. sNuFFS
Sor s r snoe S%'%s %no wash BRUsHEs
Superior chewing tobacco,-BrO,cn's No. /
Fine cut do do.
Segars from TO $40 per 1000
Pearl ashes, satpee, copperas, indigo, and madden
uod ana silver lea Dutch metal Maccassar OIL lavender
and Florida water
Teeth brushes, chlorine tooth wash and Jujubc paste
barclays compound Of cubebs and sarsaparilla
ooph. ounlne' ci!raed kali, pperne, and oil OF black
pepper, iodine, solid balls copava spice mace nut
megs, cloves, mustard, and ground ginger black,
red, and long pepper lump and caeined magnesia
Pearl barley, and cream tartar
Dental instruments
Hups patent and russes
Gou and rheumatic drops, elixir of health stomacic bit
| tiers, and nervous cordial
american cough dops-a certain remedy for colds coughs,
influenza hopping cough, asthma, consumpions, SC.
nti-mercurial syrup, for purifying the blood
Ant-dyspepuc, and Anti bilious pills
Sedlitz aud soda powders
Black and red ink powder, and liquid ink
Paste backing, and snuff boxes from so 50 per
dozen
With great variety of articles connccted with his limo If
business, by far too numerous for the columns of
newspapers all OF which have been selected with care
ana VIII be sold for a small advance.
Merchants and Physicians who visit the city this Fall
a e purchase OF such articles are requested TO call, be-
terms with the advertiser with any other house i'm the
place, that Is doing systematic business.
Oct IL. 45-6w
! INVEST CHESTER BOARDING SCHOOL. ron
4 w GIRLS is located in the Borough of West Ches-
ter, Chester county Pennsylvania 2i miles west of Pbia
depha, whence by the rail road, finished the means
oil access TO the school will be easy There at present
by stages, daily communication with Philadepha Lam
caster and Harrisburg, and three times week with Bal
timore,
The situation is elevated and healthy commanding an
extensive prospect of highly cultivated country The
buildings have been planned and completed expressly
with view promote the comfort the pupils and is
believed the accommodations and such as to ena-
Die them to pursue their studies with satisfaction and adj
vantage.
The school year consists of IS weeks divided into two
terms; the first TO the last Secondary i'm the
10th month"; (0ctObe and continue 81 weeks when there
VIII be vacation of two weeks. The second term will
then commence and continue "a weeks when there will
J be another vacation of two weeks.
Pupils not admitted for less than term unless nm
! der peculiar circumstances.
If requested scholars from distance NAV remain in The
family during the vacation
The course OF instruction comprises Orthography Read
lng' writing Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar, Plain
Needle Work, History, Astronomy, Chemistry, Natural
Philosophy, Botany Book Keeping, Rhetoric, Compost
!lon, and the elementary branches of the Mathematics
Lectures on Chemistry and Natural Philosophy are de-
ivered during the winter illustrated by appropriate ex
periments. ~ va
The charge for tuition in the above branches, with the
use OF Maps, Globes and Ibrary Board, Lodging and
Washing, are $40 per ternl35 payable in advance and
$50 at the close OF the term.
The French language, Drawing and Painting are taught
al an additional charge OF So quarter each Orna-
mental w ork IN Fancy Articles, 81 per quarter.
NO charge is made for the use of class books Ger read
ing-other books and stationary furnished at the usual
prices. ~ ~
Each pupil be provided with her own wash basin
and towels ~
III Is desired that parents and guardians avoid furnishing
'heir daughters or wards with jcwery, expensive aees
or any other needless articles apparel and that they do
not leave with them the control of money r5I-6t
-, PHILIP PRICE,
hest Cheste Oct %. JOHN p. SMITH,