Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-28
Spring Goods.

I'VE packets from New York and Philadelphia, a large
and complete assortment of Day GooDs, suited TO the
present and approaching seuson, which having been pur-
chased with cash, win be sold at the lowest market prices,
wholesale and retail:
Extra superfne blue, black, and fancy colored cloths and
cassimeres,
Angola and Vigonia cussimercs,
Summer cloths, merino do, and Grape camblet,
B~rochcile, Princetta, and Circassians,
Super. white and brown French drillings,
S,uperine and common, plain, brown linens,
Heavy, plain, and striped cotton drillings,
Bear duck, dowlas, and oznaburgs,
Scotch and German burlaps and o%znaburgs,
Super. bleached and halfbleached Russia sheetings.
Irish and Russia damask and diaper,
Birds-eyc do, and huckaback,
IRISH linens, lawns, and linen cambrics,
Russin diaper, crash, and brown Holland,
Damask and diaper table cloths,
Best black Italian Iustring,
Super. glossy Gro de Paris and Gro de Swiss.
a beautiful assortment of plain, colored Gro de Maps,
Small, figured, fancy colored Gro de Maps,
Hermann shawls and handkerchicfs,
Rich blond, gauze, and silk muslin do,
Ladies hoskin, silk, and Hermann gloves,
do. silk and cotton hose, all prices,
Misses stout mixed and white cotton hose,
Supertne middiing and common thread cambric hdkfs.
Painted French lawns and musIins, some grey,
P Piaid s siyiaed piano, and strip Sls and plain g%'ng5ha"s,
Superfnc and common calicocs, very cheap.
Plain and figured Swiss jaconet muslins,
Book, null, and cambria do.
Super white and colored cambrics,
Plain and figured bobinet and grecianett,
Bobinet quiHings, cdgings, and insertings,
Cambria and muslin do. do.
Black and assorted colors Italian Grape.
Fine yellow and blue nankeens,
Plain tafIeta and gauZe bonnet ribands,
Rich cap and black love do.
New style silk umbrellas and parasols,
Bead bags and purses, plain and gilt,
Shell and imitation tuck, side and twist combs.
Silk velvet, white and colorcd Marseines.
Valencia, royal, rich and jeans vesting,
Flag, pongee and small figured pocket hdkfs,
Rich painted worsted table covers,
Plaid and striped domestics,
Apron checks and furniture do,
Brown and bleached sliirtings and shcetinos.
Bleached and brown Jeans,
Cotton o~znaburgs and diaper.
With a variety of other goods, not enumerated above.
MANN $. VALENTINE,
White Buildings, corner 18th 81 Ii streets, Shocke HILL.
April II. I2-w6w
OU1SA LAND o SALE-The subscriber of.
n A fers for sale his land, living in the lower end of
Louisa. 1t consists of three separate farms. That on
which he lives contains about 900 acres, and lies very
compactly about onc-lalf wood land, timbercd with
oak, pine, hickory, and other growth. This land, in ge-
neral, lies well, and is well adapted to corn, wheat, oats.
and tobacco, and is as well suited to clover as any land
in this part of the country. 1t is uncommonly well wa
tered, and has a considerable quantity of low land on it.
n good portion of which has been reclaimed and cult
waited the rest is we'll adapted TO grass, of which a
good deal is annually cut. 1t is well enclosed. The stu
alton is quite healthy, and the neighborhood agreeable
1t is convenient to market, being about 81 miles from
both Richmond and fredericksburg. The improvements
arc very good-consistIng of a two-story wooden dwell
ing house, with a brick addition, likewise two-story.
having . rooms on the lower floor, with a dining room
in the basement-all in good repair. This farm has all
convenient out-houses attached to it, and n never-failino
spring Of excellent water near the dwelling. house The
other two farms contain about 400 acres each, immedi-
ately adjoining the land above described. They both
touch Little River, on one side. There is n suifciencv
OF wood land on both tracts, and they are tolerably well
enclosed. The soil is generally similar to that on which
live. They are both well watered. These farms have
each a tolerable dwelling-house, though somewhat out
OF repair-and convenient out-houscs.
Having come to the determination to remove to the
Soutb-West, the next Fall, l will sell a good bargain in
the above land, either altogether, or divided 10 suit pur-
chasers. j should wish half the purchase money ca5h,
or young negroes, and will wait 10 months for the ba-
lance-the purchaser giving bond and a deed of trust on
the land, to secure the payment. An indisputable title
next, with n privilege Of seeding wheat by that time. or
before. Gentlemen from the lower country. who wish
to vest capital in a farming establishment, in a healthy
and agreeable part Of the State, will find the above land
worthy Of their attention.
Persons wishing TO see the land, will be shown it by
the subscriber, living on the premises; and letters post
paid addressed 10 the subscriber, 60 Locust Crock Post
Office, Louisa Co., will be duly attended TO.
March 81. ~lO5-wt1 WILLIAM MILLS.
MWEDICAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA
I'VE The course Of instruction, for the following year,
will begin on Monday, April 9th.
SUMNER SESSION.
By d.. Nathaniel Chapman, on Practice Of Medicine.
Dr. sam Jackson, Materia Medica,
DR.. John K. Mitchell, Chemistry.
DIR. w. Il. Homer, Anatomy.
DR.. Thomas Harris, Surgery.
H.. Thr nil Institutes Of Medicine &
Medical Jurisprudence.
DR.. II. j., Hodge, Obstetrics.
Examinations,
On Anatomy, BY DR.. Bell
Matcria Mcdica, d.. Jackson.
Surgery, DR.. Harris.
Theory and Practice, Or. Bell,
Chemistry, DR.. Mitchell,
Obstetrics, DR.. Hodge.
W. i. HORNER, Sseye,arg.
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Evils HILL, Generat 9Qeai and Collector. will at.