Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-01

c.. HALL,
ANfHosE Establishment Is 50 wcllknown 1--WE think
W we may be permitted TO sag, iavorably known
in Norfolk, Va, for sixteen years past. has established a
similar Store in Richmond, VA. in the building formerly
occupied by Peter Cottcin, ESQ. second door ffom the
ne NIL KEEP roR S8LE.
'Chickerings celebrated Pianos, at the manufacturers
prices books ald stationary writing papers Of the best
quality; fine cutlery lamps and chandeliers; clocks.
pistols, musical instruments, piano covers. piano stools,
superior cologne, portable desks, ladies' work boxes, IA
zars, "a large supply, warrantcd) backgammon boxes,
chess-hhcn and boards, pocket-books. ladies' superior
needles, family bibles, very cheapD English perfuniery
OF te pest quai'ty-all the new publications.. as they are
pn3lish'di anda genera! variety of new fancy .4rteicS,
of his own importing.
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NTEW DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT. Man.
1S SION Ii"Hse, IL ME Store Jormrriy occupied hy Bad
,cm y hrnt.-B. II. RASDoLru. having taken this store
has just opened a large and splendid assortment
OF STAPLE AND FANcY Day Goops, at wholesale
and retail, comprising every variety of American, En-.
glisl, French, Scotch, Irish and Swiss manufacture.
all OF which have been well selected, and will be Offered
at Exceedingly low prices.
Great attention has been paid to the selection of all
kinds of furnishing Goods, viz: Linens and linen Sheet
ings, dlnIasks, bird scye, huckaback and Russia Diapers,
dainask table cloths OF every size and guilty, napkins
and dowlas, common towelling.
Persons searching for such Goods, will always find at
tins store, a general assortment, and hose only that are
pure Linen.
Rich Silks, Mandarines, French Mnslins of superb
patterns and qnaliiy-also, other styles of fashionable
Spring Goods for Ladies dresses.
Paris Embroidery, thread L.aces and Edginus. muslin
Insertings and Edgings.
SplcIaid fancy lIdkEs. and Slawls, of every variety
Ladies satin Cravats, a beautiful article, and other
styles of neck dresses.
Elegant bonnet and cap Ribbons, Gloves and uosie-
Linen can,bric lId'kG., Kentings, blue and yellow
Nankcens.
Cloths, Cassimercs, Vcstings. Rochellas, Ga Bomba-
zines, Summer Cloths, Princettas and Circassians.
thread and grass Linens and Drillings, and numerous
other fashionable Goods, for gentlemen's Summer wear.
stocks OF the newest pattern. black Italinn mud ulnid
SIX Cravats, thread Gloves, cotton, and thread half
lose, Sp,ltaine!d and Pongec, flag, silk, and bandanna
handkerclIics; youths do.
Silk and cotton umbrellas and parasols.
German buriaps and Oznaburgs, with every style of
uotMesuc goods ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with every article
OF Dry Goods now in use, will form a general assortment.
All of which well be offered as low as they can be BOUGHT
IN tins or any other market.
Having an agent in New York, | shall receive by eve
ry arrival. additions to the stock; rendering the assert.
nent always complete, and from the importing aud auc-
ton Houses. Is. II. RANDOLPH.
April 2S il6-st
INVALUABLE COR AM PLAiSTER MILL. FOR
v SAEEG H4SASE-This building is situated on
the south side of & street, m Ihe- city of Richmond,
and immediately adjoining the Basin Of I1e Jo;ifts hH3iCT
canal, from whence 1t can draw an abundant and uni
form supply of water. No mill can surpass it in clipibi-
lTty OF situation. 1T is built of stone and brick. 40 fee,
square, . stories high, with tin painted roof, runs 3 pair
stones, o teet diameter. OF French burr, all the inside
gcrring of iron, . sets of elevators, witha screen and fan
the materials Throughout of the best quality. Ano-
lher par OF stones may be added for corn-room being
reserved Hlr theg--and one pair for aripding plaisterS
IA which Il large and lucrative business Is done al particu.
lar seasons of the year.
| will sell the above, or lease ii for a term of years.
Ia the latter case. good security will be required for the
punctual payment of the rent scmi-annualIy. and for
keeping the Mill in good order. twill be finished and
ready Tor work in Il few weeks. | will also sell some
very valuable Sirgs for FAcroRlEs, with abundant wa.
ter-powcr adjoining the above. Ihavc also some HousEs
ana Lors, IN different parts of the City, which am
willing To dispose of.
Full particulars may be learned, by applying at the of
fee OF the Gallcgo Mills. Il. J. E~IiEVAIIJE
April y. IIs-tf
NOilCE.-Ondcr a resolution OF the Board of Trus.
~ tees OF the Richmond Academy, hereby give no.
ice, that the said board will proceed, ON Friday, the jtl
DAY OF June next, to appoint a PRISctPAL of the Ron.
MoND ACADEMY. a salary of one thousand dollars pcI
anhum VIII be allowed, and a certain proportion of iup
ices from the pupils, which may make his compensation
nom sixteen hundred to two thousand dollars. 1t is not
intended ny the Trustees To prescribe the discipline and
course OF instruction TO be adopted for the Academy
until they shall have the views OF the PRINCIPAL thev
may appoint on these subjects, and it is contemplated ia
eject assistant Instructors in time to open the Academy
early in the month OF October. Gentlemen wl.o NAV h,
qualified tor, and wish TO obtain, the appointment nrPrin.
cipaI, viii be pleased to forward their recommendation
TO me, past Paid, at any time before the fifth day Of June
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH.
President Of tile Board Of Trustees
Richmond, Virginia, April u, ISIS. Il5-12t
~. me National lat higenccr, National Gazette and New Yorh
Evening IJsi VIII copy the above, twice e week for six weeks AN,
ena ,neI acc un,s to this Office ior collection.
INVALUABLE PROPERTY, inAc Ctgof Rchno,d
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