Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-26
Hides, Leather, Oil, &C.

The Subscribers offer for sale,
$50 $50 p,z AYE e, nSd Ei0 S1a0de hde
Slcnmond Slaughter do. 49,
Tanners Oil, Bark Mills. curpiers tool, &c :.
1900 Sides soal leather of all qualities
400 do and aussctt upper leather
40 dozen calf skins
Seal skins, horse leather, morracco, sc.
1900 lbs and fine English ball shoe thread
Boot-trces, lasts and sboemaker's tools, sc.
Skring, harness and bride leather
Hog skins, sheep skins and fish skins ttt
Buifaloe, leopard, bear and hair seal skins
Sadde-trecs, and general assortment Of saddlerF
trh and straining webb and serge
Collars, deer's hair, saddlcr's tools
Red and black coach morocco skins
Coach laces rattinet and patent leather
Coach and gig handles and bands
Coach steps, wood springs, gig bows and moss
Richmond made plantation shoes.
Cash paid for country hides. w. & j. G.. CRANE,
Leather Of all kinds, finished in the rough bought OF,
taken in barter for Hides, &c.
Jan. IL. 77-w3wif
NEMALE SCHOOL.-During the ensuing wear N
Female School will be kept at the house Of Inc sub
scrber, in the county of Henco about ten miles from
the city Of Richmond in healthy and pleasant situation
The Session will commence the I'd of January next
and terminate the 18th Of December ensung-Tho
School will be conducted by lady, believed to be entire
ly competent to teach all the useful and substantial
branches of good English Education From to 10 pu-
pills be accommodated with board washing and to
them every care and attention will be paid.-Terms will
be 7o for the entire session. including every charge for
board, washing and tuition.
MARY C. C. SHEPPARD.
Jan. 8. 7I-2awst
A BLE-BODIED HANDS WANTED.-The subscri-
n Der wishes TO hire for the year. numobr
OF able bodied hands, to work the Pcersb Rail Road
liberal prices will be given, and the money paid quarter
ly Dec. l5 [6+-T&Fu III JAMES MALONE.
TENHE subscriber will absent from Richmond until
IL April; during his absence Mr. Lethbridgc win at
tend TO his professional business in whose skill as Den
list the public may with perfect safety place the inn
pcit confidence. p. HOUSTON
Jan5, 1882 72-oawf
~OUNG LADIES' SEMINARY.--The undersrp-
III cd opened school for young Ladies, at Prince Ed
ward Court House, the first Monday of the present
month"; agreeably TO ement i'm the Richmond
Enquirer of Nov. 22d 1881.
To answer several enquiries i'm relation to forms of
Board and Tuition in said school, the following may be
considered the established prices:
For Board and Tuition, in all branches,
TO those who board in my family per $3.50
year of 10 months,
II only branch is studied, the proper deduction is
made
To those who board out of my family,)
ss shss sssSss will be- for u''nn por yo'r
Do. do. in ancient and modern Lam 20
guages, SAo uo
Do. do Drawing and Painting, $40 do
Do. do. Music, SOS do
And the charge for good board in gen.
eel families lille in the immediate vie $40 do
The assistance of Miss Mansfield has been engaged for
great merit and experience, and known in
the county of Nooway and who is qualified to teach all
branches, especially Music, Painting and Drawing and
the French Language For course of studies g. and
the above mentioned date, may be referred toand also
President Gushing, Samuel c. Anderson. ESQ., and Row
Benjamin f. Staunton, of Prince Edward
Jan. "a, 1882 [s0-2aw2w] f. ROOT Jr