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

or any other market in the United Statcs-rhrough our
house in New York, shall continue to receive such
additional supplies during the season, will keep our
BALDWIN & KENT.
Sept 10. 35-St
KIN PACKAGES Preach, Gcrman, sm,ss, Aa-
n spvp Ian, and fndia Day GooDs.-- In few days Z
we shall have IN store hundred and Tin psesofes
French Gcruan Swiss, Italian, and India Dny COINS
sedch, far kno,o teiieec hare not passed
through abolition Misunderstanding in part of the toll
lowing articles. and making probably the largest and
best assortment offered in this city,
French-Black Lusrings Gro de Naples, assorted CO.
icnrs black, blue, pink, white. and straw A and 81
No l-2 to 30; large assortment of cap and bonnet
Ribbons, OF the newest styles; belt do; Gauze and Lus-
tring; fancy iiandkcrchiefs, great variety; Tibet
iiandkerchiefs and Shuwls, from 3D. to Sd black and
fancy silk Vestings black silk Vevcs; "a black Bonn
6az'nes gentlemen's and ladies' black aud white silk
Hosiery do do Gloves gentlemen and ladies horse
skin and beaver Gloves, of every color and prices black
white and straw Sans new style fancy Silks; Cd Me
nno Cloths, OF every color Brads, assorted linen Cam
bcs, and linen cambria Handkcrchies, aud gum-elastc
Suspcnders.
German-Oznaburgs and Burlaps; fancy yestnys; "a
Mernos; linen Tapes, and cotton Hose.
S,eiss4-4 and Ga plain and figured Musins of every
quality; IA and Sd high colored Shaws and Handker-
ftaiaa Mstteonis. black Lusrngs sc and % in black
Cravats; blue, black, and assorted Sewing Silks.
fnda--flag and bandnnna Handkerchief great va
riey; white aid printed Pongcc do do; black Snslew
and Sarscncts blue black, and coored Sewing Silks;
pearl Buttons; and lead and colored Pongccs.
+. 81. j. S. JAMES 81 co,
Aug %. t32-l2i] Market Bridge, Richard
U1NALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS-Scyf1,aL,r.
u ls;'5-IS Merchants, Families and 0'hers-R H.
JENKINS would invite the attention OF Merchants Fa-
miles and others, who in of Staple or Fancy
Dry Goods TO call and examine his very extensive
ment, which are now opening from the New York
lions and from the latest mporta,ons They consist of
bales and cases English and French mernoes sim
gle and double widths of the desirable colors
cases, containing 300 pieces, plain, figured, plaid
and checked silks, of the most fashionable styles
imported,
90 calicoes of entire new STYLES from 10 cents
- per yard 10 the richest quality,
80 cartons fancy silk and thibei wool dress hdkis
very general assortment,
100 boxes belt cap, bonnet satin and ustring ribbons
of all coors,
aconct, null Swiss cambrics and book ,nuslns
30 and bales beached aud brown domes,ics bed
uckings, apron checks and plaids,
rose point and dufcl blankets
cases silk and cotton umbrellas all qualities and
500 G aonsn cotton wors,cd ANGOLA sin, raw m and
lambs wool, hose and half hose,
300 dozen silk kid beaver buckskn hermann and other
- gloves Tor ladies, misses, men and boys
Elegant and new style chalies many new and very
cheap articles Tor ladies' dresses
20 pieces bombazines and black chales,
general supply of mourning goods
~ cartons lace ins-Itings, edgng and cap laces
Also muslin inscrtings and scoop trimmings,
Soo dozen PLAIN and trimmed silk satin and bombazine
stocks,
100 100 dozen linen collars and linen bosoms,
lou do plaid and figured cotton hdkfs,
20 do. lambs wool shirts and drawers
3 bales white and kid ianncs,
10 cases straw aud tuscan bonnets,
200 lbs. cap wire,
All coored satin and lorcnces with an extensive va
rety of many new fancy articles and almost every ar
uce 10 be found in the Dry Goods business-aIl Of
which, VIII be sold at prices ctherby wholesale or retail
to correspond with The Northern markets, at
stap'eEand Fancy Dry Goods ant Linen Store
n. Is. New Goods receiving by every arrival.
September A. 35-et
NJOTICE.--A Female School will be opened at Oak
tober) next month, by Miss Lucy Nelson daughter of
captain Thomas Nelson in which will he taught the va
rions Branches of an English Education comprising
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography EnglisR
Grammar, !ac.-aso French and Music if rcquired-
price OF Board and Tuition will be S125-uition alone
go Tor the scholastic year often months payable half
yearly in advance viz at the time of entrance and first
March-french and Music will be separate charge -
no scholar will be taken for shorter than the scho-
iasc year The manners and morals of the scholars will
be particularly attended TO. Books furnished fire
CURED, at cOst--Lettcrs addressed TO William Nelson
Oakland, near Woodlawn Post Office, Hanover county
or to The subscriber at Richmond post paid will be at
September % 4i-t5O
~ Office 10 Contractors and Eng;necrs-'rhe Upper
1 APpomattox Company wish 10 contract forthwith,
icr the building of number of Dams and Locks on ths
River, beginning at or near Farmyc They also wish
10 contract with competent Engineer project and su
perinend the work They also wish contract for the
superintendent and erection Of Sluice- dams or Jnttees
from Farmvile TO Planters Town. The locks and dams
VIII be OF stone and timber. Persons wishing to CON
tract Ter any part of the work, Engineers will
please make application TO the subscribers at Farmyio
THOS. A. MORTON
NAIll L. Il. VENABLE,
JAMES MADISON.
otPemDer y. 40-w4w
g UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA -5ed;coI
~ Depdrtmen.-The Lectures will commence as usn.
al on The inst Monday Of November be continued nm
III the hrst day of the ensuing March,
Theory aud Practice of Medicine by Nathaniel Chan
Institutes of Medicine, by Samuel Jackson. M d
SPECIAL aud General Anatomy, by WIN. r. Homer.
Matera Medch and Pharmacy, By - -
Chemistry by Robert Hare, Nj d.
Surgery by VIM Gibson, NJ d.
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Children bv
VIM. r. Devices. NJ ID. y
Clinical Medicine and Surgery taught by the Pea
scrbng Medical Officers at the Bockle EIosnitsI und
the Guardians ofthe Poor and at the PennsvIvon;, H.
pital. w f. HORNER NJ 1'i n iiOs'
G., ., DeaH ct the .hcdioat Faculty.
o.I'' 10. 39-tI5N
EpAN AWAY from the subscriber in Ne,yberry Ds
Ia trct, South Carolina, negro man named intong.
aged about ~ years of light Complexion very spare
made, and about feet 10 inches high On exaini
nation OF bis back, two large win be dscerned
supposed TO be occasicned by burn When he cloped
ne mao IN possession round jacket and pantaoons Of
uarkish grey sanett, rock mixed cloth and
Pantaoons nearly Of the color but some,vhot a,t
or; and white hat about half worn
Also, negro woInan named JEayy the u,;Ce or s,;d
ADtonyj bright inuatto with tolerablv straigh, -.
hair; her front teeth considerably decaycd and one ~
the same entirely broken off; rht blue or rev cves
IN height, about feet or 5 inches of delicate cy,n,
and about The age Of her husband Her clotb;ns cor
a. " nj al lnrirl