Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29

| A general supply Of mourning goods;
| 10 cartons lace nscrtings, cdsIng and cap laccs,
! Also muslin inScrtngs and scolop trimmings
200 dozen plain aud trimmed silk, satin and bonIazIne
| stocks,
| 100 dozen linen collars and linen bosoms,
| 5U do. plaid and figured cotton hdkis,
| 20 do lambs wool shirts and drawers,
| 3 bales white and kid llannrs,
| 10 cases straw and tuscan Donncls,
| 200 lbs. cap wire:
All colored satin and forcnccs with extensive va.
retv of MANY new fancy articles, and almost every
ticle to be found in the Dry Goods businrss-aiI Of
which, will be sold prices ecrby wholesale or RETAIL
10 correspond with the Northern markets, at
Sgp!esgpd Faacy Dry Go0ds and Linen Store.
Snnirmbcr A 31-s.
RT OTlCE.-A Female School will be opened at Oak
~ land Hanover county, on the Lrst Monday IN (oc
tober) next month. by Miss Lucy Nelson, daughter Of
Captain Thomas Nelson, in which VII! be Taught Inc va
rious Branches of all English Education comprising
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography Eng Ish
Grammar &c--aso French and Music. if requl.ed d.
The school will be limited to fifteen scholars. The
price of Board and Tuition will be Sl23-tuon alone.
25 for the scholastic year Of ten months. payable haif
yearly in advance. viz at the time OF entrance and rst
March-Frenci and Music will be separate charge
No scholar will be taken for shorter term than the sc"
astic wear The and morals of the scholars will
be particularly ATTENDED to. Books furnished. II re-
uuircd at cost.-Lcters addressed to William Nelson,
Oakland near Woodlawn Post Office, Hanover county,
tended TO. THOMAS NELeoN.
September 25 4l-to
RIO1ICE 10 Contributors and Eng;nscrS-Thc Upper
Ia Appomaltox Company wish TO contract, forthwith,
for the building of number of Dams and Locks on the
River beginning ut Farmyllle. They also wish
10 contract with competent Engineer to project and su
pcrntend the work They also wish to contract tor te
superintendent and erection OF Succ-dams or Jutecs'
from FarmviIle to Planters Town The locks and dams
will be of stone and timber Persons wishing to con.
tract for any part Of the work, as Engineers, VIII
please make application the subscribers, at Farmvle
THOS. a. NORTON
NATHL. +. VENABI.E,
JAMES MADISON.
Scptc mbcr %. l0-w4w
UNIVERSITY OF A.-ncdioM
4 Dcpurtmeut.--The Lectures will commence as usn
al The first Monday Of November, and be continued I'M
ill the first day of the ensuing March.
Theory and Practice of Medicine, by Nathaniel Chap
man, NJ. d.
Institutes of Medicine, by Samuel Jackson, NJ. D.
Special and General Anatomy, by VIM. +. Hornet
Materia Mcdca and Pharmacy, BY -- --
Chemistry by Robert Hare, NJ. d.
Surgery, by VIM. Gibson, Nj. ID.
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Children, by
VIM. p. Devices, NJ. d.
Clinical Medicine and Surgery taught by the Pre-
scrbing Medical Officers the Buckley Hospital under
the Guardians Of the Poor and at the Pennsyyana Hos
ptal. w. E. HORNER, NJ. u,
Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
Sent. Is. 30-tl5N
HH IAN AWAY from the subscriber in Newberry DIS
Ma trct, South Carolina, negro man. named -7ni0"y
aged about % years, Of light complexion, very spare
made and about 5 feet or 10 inches high On exam
nation of his back, two large will be dscern'I
supposed 10 be occasioned by burn. When he ciopo
he had in posscsso round jacket anu pantnloT"s "
darkish grey satinett, lrock coat OF mixed ci't anu
pantaoons nearly Of the same color but somewhat d"N
err and white hat about half worn. 8.
Also, negro woman, named injury, the wife OF SAD
Antony; bright mulato, with toera5y straight 'onE
hair her front teeth considerably dccaycd anu one I"
the same entirely broken off, light blue grey eyes
in height about feet or inches, of delicate ior"
and about the aye Of her husband. Her clothing con-
sisted chiefly of black bombazet and purple crcassa"
dress, besides several calico rocks-bot oody selvl
The above negroes we're purchased in Richmond, Va,
By gentleman OF the Of Poindcxer, OF sad STAT
carried to Mobile, Alabama, and there purchased ny M
subscriber last May 1t is calculated they VIII atte"p'
10 make their way back to Richmond Va.
ANY information concerning them will be thankfully
received by the subscriber at his residence in Ma!eng0
County Alabama and liberal reward paid for their ap
prehenson security IN jail. ~
Letters may be addressed to Duke Williams and W III
P Bullocl Of Newberry District S. c., John Bishop
of Poweton, Hancock County, Geo, [cach Of whom
authorised receive the negroes from the apprchcnde'
or the subscriber, at White Hall, Mareng" Conn!'
Alabama. EDWIN a. Civ En'
July "a. 23-3m
s1Le Editors OF the Raleigh Register, and Colunl, ic's:
courts the subscriber White Hail. Marenso county Aa
MTOTICE-We shall renew our petition, and lay it BE-
~ fore the next Virginia Legislature praying of Tux
formation of County, by taking off the lower s'
of Caroline and the upper ends of King ~ 9"sst
Essex. MANY CliiLENo
Of the aEresatd COu"T'S'
September 15. GIL
VOR BALTIMORE cia WASHINGTON CITY,
The Steam Boat CHESAPEAKE, Captain May: lea ,t
Hampton Roads Wednesdays and Sundays w W,sh
arrival of the Richmond Boats-and arrives IN n;,h
ppton the following mountaineering il optional ".t
travellers to depart in the 10 O'clock a. d. or cTc"
P NJ Rail Road cars for Baltimore which cary . u'e
through in two hours Passage and Fare to Wasa So
ton 81. Passage from Washington 10 sa'' HH,isD
September p.