Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-08
4 Onn DACKAGEs FRESH FALL DRY
III SLZlI - Goods ~. h.e.ihax. 4. xe now

l2OO GooDs.~The subscribe M :. have emo now
in store, received by the ship superior brig Havre
City Point the Julian at Norfolk and South American
New York all from Liverpool and the packets from Bal.
tmore, Philadelphia and New York, upwards Of 400
pack0ges fresh goods which offered to city and
try merchants 10y the package piece with the
that fully prepared TO redeem every promise made
in late Cir cuar addressed TO the merchants Of vrg
MIA and we will add that season we can and will under
sell all the Northern markets, in all cases where like
quantities arc wanted, and equally favorable terms as to
payment are offered
20 bales Wilson's nap, cotton. from No. l,o5
~ do. point. duifcl, and whitney blankets
81 do. British and American kerseys, plains, Gnseys
and extra stout Anry coths
so do. naunes, good assortment of colours and quail
2 do. green booking baizes
do. petershan,s, nushngs, lion skins, sc.
20 cases sattncts, a choice assortment
81 and bales broad cloths, almost
every colour aud quality
cases cassmeres. conprchending the newest styles
Il cases and bales Of printed nerinoes and circassan
plain black aud colored merinocs, bombazets tartan
plai,s, camblets, SC.
do. English AMI French bombazincs
/ do. French 6-i merino cloths
bales stout red woollen paddings
packages winter vesiings, say toilnes vacncias, Sc
do plain silk and plai" aud figured silk velvet do.
j do. marselles do. sc. &c. SC.
lO6 cases American and British prints, the best
ment we have ever offered
FL do Al, ID and 6 1 cambrcs, jaconets check
Inns, SC.
l9 packages plain and figured Swiss, book null and
Inquired laC0net muslius
20 cases India aud English silk aud cotton bandsnna
hdkts
IL do and boxes hosiery, gloves, &c. siarge supply
q do sewing silk, twist, Sc. sc.
bales MarshalIs patent wing thread, No. 10 30
| q do Onels cotton balls, wire thread, SC.
20 do and cases 2soo doz spool cotton. best quality
do. linen and cotton tapes and bobbins
III cases common and gilt pack and mixed pins and
dies
81 packages combs and buttons large supply of both
cases silk aud cotton umbrellas and parasols
boxes gentemens stocks shirt collars, boso,as, Sc
cases net cotton and worsted, silk web and gum elias.
tic suspenders
cases bangup cords, tabby velvets and beavereens
| do. lambs wool and worsted shirts and drawers
26 packages, containing nasn lu.trings gro de maps
Ponsees ShaIly's Canton and Mandarin grapes, flo
rences, sa'ins, SC. SC. superior assortment
do containing 63 boxes black and cold Italian grapes
do do l4i boxes ribbons, almost every kind
IL boxes do. SO doz A, ga and 6.4 Prussian
and rs. IA to 81 Berlin shawIs. seatf.. sc. &c.
10 boxes containing SGT Al, Sd and 6-4 real Thbet
shawls and "a boxes, l2S doz. fancy silk and worted
hdkfs
II packages lace goods. large assortment
"a and bales Irish linens lawns diapers damasks
Scotch Irish and Flemish sheetngs imitation and real
Russia sheetings, SC.
Is bales British oznaburgs, cklenburgs, buckram and
sail duck, padding, Sc Sc
FL and bales L. rs, A, and +plaid domes.
tics, apron and furniture checks, SC. SC.
10 do red, yellow, green and white Canton fannels
III do coloured and embossed cambrics
AZ do bed tickngs, brn and bleaohed drillings SC.
Al do stout cotton oznaburgs, mainly Cunningham and
2O2 bales %. 80 and 30 inch brown shee,ings
ss do fine 8 and A Dover, waltham and New.
ITO do A., 5-4 and Cd brown sheetings
oil do 3d., rs, 4 and ga bleached sheetings and
shirings
IL do. Rouen Cassimeres stripes mixtures bonnet wire
Sc and many smaller articles, which cannot stop
to mention.
Sept. "a. [4o-l2tl F. s J. S. JAMES & co.
VUNHE SCHOOL IN CHARLOTTESVILLE, which
IL the subscriber, pursuant to his notice in the Adv0.
cate commenced part, the 9th instant will go into
tuh operation the 10th September for the session
school OF liberal instructions and in particular prepare
ton for the University He has honestly exer,ed himself
to make provision for that object by embracing plan
many branches Of elementary his prese
| opportunities allow him.
Mathematics will be taught by Mr.. Zebulon M. p
Powers graduate therein Of the University of Virginia
The course will consist of Algebra, Lynhetc and Ana.
lytic Geometry, Plane and Spherical Trigonometry and
the Diiierential and Integral Calculus. books-La.
croiX and Bonnycases Algebras, Legenlres Geometry
Lacroix Igonomairy, and the Dferentia and Integral
Calculus of BoucharIat.
2 The Greek and Latin Languages will be taught by
the subscriber HIMSELF who is graduate, in them, OF the
same institution In teaching them, he shall adopt that
method which, not relying the mechanism of rules
seeks To make instruction efectua chiefly in searching
analysis, successful generalization, pertinent remark APP
posite ciiaon well studied criticism able
Since merely verbal impressions are in their nature
nescent but the facts observable in language admit OF
being fixed in tangible shape these will from the outset
engage attention Ancient Geography in come ,ion with
modern Will be systematically taughtS accurate know
ledge Oh Antiquities and the pupil encou
ragged and assisted to make research for himself all
Poih's Exercises drawn
sic authors will be proposed weekly.
CThe text books will be such used or approved in
the University
r. There will be an English Department, in which, as
IN the two former, English Compositions will regularly
required There will be public examination.
Ierns-lt the Mathematics, either of the Languages
be studied, $iO-ii not 25and 800, payable at end OF
months. WILLIAM L. HARRIS
Charlottesville, August 22d, 1888 33-n
Mr. william L. Harris, during period OF about eli hte IN
months, performed the duties OF Hampden Syd-
ney College. My daily intercourse with him gave me
many opportunities OF ascertainng his proficiency in the
languages, and in other branches Of study connected with
the college He has shown himself 10 be well ac
quainted with the Greek and Latin Languages which be
translates with facility and accuracy often found
even in classical scholars He translates the French
guage with considerable ease, and has acquired some
knowledge OF Spanish and Italian. lie is familiar with
the branches OF Algebra and Geometry generally taught
in classical schools and academies; andn addition TO
requirements, he possesses the important advantage of an
excellent English education, in which many OF Greek
and Latin scholars deficient. confident that he
VIII perform the part Of faithful instructor would
recommend him TO parents and guardians one whose
PfecePs and example will improve the character of the
pupils entrusted TO him. less than his instruction will
contribute TO the cultv Of iheir minds
- ALBERT l.. HOLLADAY,
Professor Of Languages at Hampden Sydney College
| May 10th, 1888.
IVNHE Eleventh Session of my Seminary, will com.
- mence on the 18th Of October at Richand, Stafford
county, near Aqua Virginia. and close on the 9th of An
| mat rnI