Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-20
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MTEW SPRING GOODS Bintord. Brooks. Can {. !


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IN Co., +, or Main Street, Richmond Virginia, take
casurc in announcing TO their friends and the public
that they are now receiving their Spring supply of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which will be very COM
pete by the first of April and exceeding in variety and
amount any stock have offered all of which has
been purchased upon the advantageous terms, at
package sales and pledge selves sell low
Goods of equal quality be purchased in the Northern
markets
We solicit a call from our friends and the public gene
rally, before purchasing elsewhere, they may rely up
on getting Goods at the lowest market price, either
by wholesale or retail. March Ia. l05-6t
NETWORK MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
MATS AND CAPS AT wnoLEsALE-Dealers in hats
II IA will find it to their call the Subscr
bers previous 10 purchasing. Our prices the
invited to call and satisfy themselves of the fact BY
purchasing here they freight Insurance. and other
York, would inform such Of his customers, Ito whom it
may be more convenient TO receive their supplies in
ltchmond) that they will find first assortment at
Neo- YORK prices, at his branch store in Richmond. Those
who are determined TO purchase at the Morrill, respect
fully requested to call and obtain our prices that they
may be satisfied 1t will be their interest to alter their
mind. We are prepared to furnish any quantity
TREDWELL ~ BAGE, Main Street,
Sd door 6eio'o Tic street leading TO The Post Office
March IL. 104-3t
HDiECE GOODS. cheap for eash--or short, approved
II eredit.-HrxRy PArsoS, No. 7, Hanover ST., near
the Post Once NEW YORK, respectfully solcits the
patronage those Country Merchants who are making
N'NSNA"i
credit He has made his arrangements for dealing with
SUCH and is determined TO offer them goods such prices
as will make il an object for them to patronise him.
His stock comprises general assortment of foreign
and domestic staple Dry Goods.
Feb. "a. 95-2m
NNTAS COMMITTED to- the Jail of Frederick coun-
Wv ty as n runaway, negro man calling himself
JOHN HARRIS about forty FIVE years of age i've feet
seven inches high and of dark complexion. There are
visible marks defects about him. with the exception
of his right leg being about inch shorter than the left
occasioned by kick from a horse in the groin He
says that he belonged originally to the estate of Car
ter and purchased from the said estate by John
Montgomery of York Virginia, who sold him to trader
nbout five years since (name not recoleccd The owner
requested to forward prove property pay charges
and take him away, otherwise he will be disposed of ac
cordng to law. CHARLES HULET
Tailor Of Frederick county, "a
March H. l04-5m
YEyO OWNERS OF SLAVES.--A planter from the
h South wishes to buy for his crciusire Sercicc
from 30 to 100 slaves, in families. lie would prefer
purchasing from one or more large saye-holders who
might be disposed sell their entire stock at the
following rates. viz third Cash, and the balance in
one t'co or three instruments negotiable paper accep
security IN all respects ample and satisfactory lie will
be prepared to treat for such purchase, in all the
months OF January or February; and will receive the
Negroes when the contract is made in the Summer
or FALL at the option OF the vender.
Letters, (postPaid) with description of the Negroes
Jan. IL. [70-tfJ II. p. CAyENDISH.
9 The pe;cIsssls Constellation panyIe Observer cgppc
yIbeon viii publish the above for six weeks and forward their
NALLEGo MILLs-Notice is hereby given, that
w we shall receive Wheat this season, after
the 3fst day of the present month"; (hlarch.l
March B [9S-tlAl r. j. CHEVALLIE & co.
MJ OTICE.-Mr. George w Cooper having resigned
lN his situation principal teacher of the Hampton
Academy, the Trustees of said Institution wish en-
poy Teacher, to take charge of the Academy quail
fled TO teach the following branches of education viz:
The Greek and Latin languages, Mathematics, and the
usual branches Of an English education salary will
be given of four hundred dollars together with all the
pea uneixf mir thnnlr della
making compensation of at least thousand dollars
per year All persons applying, will address the Presi-
dent of the Board, post paid) at Hampton Va. The
election will take place the I'd Saturday in April
next. By ORDER OF THE BOARD OF TRUsTEEs
March IL. [l02-2aw1w] ofhe Hampton .4c0demy
b The Globe, Washington, tho New York Evening POST
publish the above, weeks
ward their accounts TO the Enquirer Office for collection
n ADY MINE.-A favoritc Rondno la Poacca,
IL composed and arranged for the Piano Forte by
Charles Berg of this City; together with great variety
of and fashionable Music for the Piano Forte has
been received this day, (2lst February,) by
Feb 20 [96-ug r. T. SMITH.
FHNlIE BELL TAVERN FOR RENT.-The Sub
"A scriGer is duly authorized by Hiram Chilcs, the
present tenant of the Bell Tavern dispose of his
lease the said house, expire the 30h day of Sep
TENDER next; together with all the furniture in the esa-
blishment, which generally of good quality; and pos
session to be given be desired To rood
tenant well qualified 10 conduct the business, will
the lease for term of years to be agreed on-The
local situation of this tavern is surpassed by in the
City. The accommodations extensive and convent
cnt. ThCl.N0TtheTn line of the mail and accommoda-
ton stages stop at the house The establishment is so
generally known, that minute description of it's
advantages is deemed unnecessary.
For terms, apply TO AMOS LADD.
March IL. l04-tf
Stick 10 the Mail.