Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13
EaNo THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Farm.

YEyO THE LADIES AND GENTLENlEN.-Far Farm
n siIc Music and Fancy Store-l have in store,
constantly receving and will be very glad to sell the
splendid assortment Of PIANOS, and all other kinds
of musical instruments, strings, music, furniture, and
many fancy substantioes AS putting is odious, will
merely state that my Pianos beautiful, their
tone and more powerful that they remain
longer and better built than all other inferior
and lastly, that they be learnt play in half the
time of other instruments; in short they
much superior TO many sold at other places church
organ is to jew sharp, with the tongue broke out As
TO other musical Instruments furniture and fancy goods
they are Tar above any comparison will sell lower
than any other person this Stse-ndced low, that
you will be astonished. All new Pianos, after sold,
will deliver gratis, any distance under 40 miles also
warrant and keep them in tune IL months. hire out
Pianos, repair old ones, and take them in exchange.
will sell Chairs lower than any other person; and be
ny polite, particularly to Ladies.
October l3. [46-lafi2ml GEO p. KNAUFF.
NJ OTICE.-The Copaltnership between George p.
IS Knauif and J. de Waning, under the firm of Geo;
+. Knauf d CO., has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent All accounts must be settled with Geo. p.
Knauthe fees for instruction, given by L. de Waning
only excepted. As Geo p. Knauf has engaged the
most competent master of music in Virginia, he
would be glad 10 engage pupils for the Piano Guitar
atvery moderate prices either at their respective dwell
ings at schools
Farmvillc, October l3. 46-3t
E-SAIRFIELD RACES.-Thc Fall Meeting Of 1885,
IL will commence he Sd Tuesday, Goth Of Ociober
inst, and continue four days.
FiRsr DAy.-A sweepstakes for colts and FLIES 3 years
old, mile heats, $500 entrance, halfforfeitfour sub
scribers. and closed
l. VIM Williamson enters b c Spartacus. by Gohanna.
2. J. Nj Bolts enters c. by Johanna, out of MIR.
Wathals Sir Charles mare.
3. VIM X Johnson enters c. f. by Sir Charles dam by
Trafalgar
4. John Hcih c. c. by Sir Charles out of Mr.
WIlcoxs
Same day, sweepstakes for colts and FLIES years
Old mile heats, 800 entrance, half forfet-our
TO make race close 18th Sept, TO which there
sEcoSn DAY--Proprietor's Purse $500, two mile
heats entrance $l5.
TnInD DAY.--Jockcy Club Purse $500, four mile
FooRrH DAr.-Jockey Club Purse $500, two mile
heats entrance $40.
Gentlemen wishing TO enter in the stake mile heats
which is still open, will please address the Proprietor
October 10. [4G-tdl H. A.
HNORTY DOLLARS REWARD. --I,osI or stolen
n from on board the Steamboat Patrick Henry on The
24th Of September last between Norfolk and Richmond
large sized new black leather TRAVELLING TRUNK,
marked on each end in white paint with capital L. and
ON the back with the letters s. b. Lord, containing
quantity Of Ladies apparel among which the following
se IeSoleeied ope blue black SIX Dress one
dark stone cotoored ditto; fawn.coourcd figured
silk dress pattern, unmadc striped French calico
buff and white dotted with green; light French
calico, white ground brown stfipe and small flowers
OF variety OF colours; light blue calico with
cape Of same, trimmed with white cambria edginp;
chocolate coloured Calico with cape of same one
French crimson merino with bodice waist; four white
dresses cambria and muslin an embroidered French
cape ana collar lace cape trimmed with thread edgng
&c ~c an open worked cottage straw bonnet lined
with figured blue satin; white Thbct shawl; buff
olttn variety oil small fancy haudkeF
chiefs scarf BELTS &c The wearing apparel nearly all
marked with ndclibe ink s. b. Lord. A miniature
Likeness Of gentleman set in gold medallion,
having the initials w. H. on the back A small box
containing gold anu peafl clasp for the waist,
DC &c. There we're also several books in the
Trunk, among which the following bbott's
Teacher, bound in purple morocco; small Polyglot
bbie much worn, bound in calf skin; the "Rccords Of
Good Mans Life bound in purple MUSLIN Hours for
Heaven small book, bound in carct silk nIinstdre
ediion OF Grove devout exercises in Russia bindine
olue morocco pocket book with steel clasp; two blank
books bound IN marble paper the containing pr
Yaie journal, the other Journal Of exercise in Mount
10 Bishop Moore.
The above reward will be paid for the recovery Of said
trunk and contents, on delivery Of the same AZ G. PER-
SlCOS boarding school, in the city Of Richmond, Va
Oct. 10 46--3t
NE EDlCAL COLLEGE or HE STATE or