Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-24
NBR REWARD-Ran away from the subscriber
IL 4 W on Tuesday, the 9Th inst, my Negro man:

Child fIc has a high forehead, and is little inclined
to be bald; he was born at Dr. James Walker s. near
buckingham Courthouse afterwards belonged to WIN.
Jones' Of Buckingham county, and was boatman on
James River during the years Of 1903 and D. and was
uiven By said Jones to his daughter, Lucy Davis. Du
ring the last Is years he occasionally employed as
head boalnan on Appomattox river. suspect he Will
,ry TO get employment the other Of these H.
ycrs or to stay his old ncghborhood and he very pro-
badly has free pass, and will change his name Will
rive the above reward any wo will bring HIM IL
me, secure him in Jail, SO that get h'm 9gaI1
ANDERSON LUMPklN.
Prince Edsoara, .qpra %. ll7-w1w
NJEW MUSIC, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, and
q Music Merchandise just rcceiccd trom Europe amt
or sale at ArwILls Music SALooS sign of the Goidtn
Luel Just received from agents in London and Paris
very valuable of New Music and Musical In
struments, which, together with an extensive stock on
hand embraces large an assortment OF MUSIC, MUSICAL
Instruments and Musical Merchandise, be found
in any establishment in the United States.
Among the Music from London, the last compost
tons of eminent masters arranged for flute. one and
two futes-flutc and piano orte-two flutes and piano
fore-cnlre Operas for the nule-srleclions from Ros
sins Operas for hutes-Iros for three flutes, &c
Among the Musical Instruments are The much admired
Accorduns of various sizes, pansh Guitars OF every
style and pattern, varying IN P1ice IRON SD 10 SiOo
French and German vulins and vio!oncclos.
Bass horns and china bells; scrpcnts ana Keyed bugies
Concert trumpets and horns.
Bags and for guitars. Vioins, flutes and accord
Cymbals. hassoons. triangles, horns, trumpcts,
Tuning forks, tuning hammers, hunting horns,
Steel wire, violin bows, violin bridges,
Strings for violns, guitars, and vloloncelos,
Reeds for carionets, oboes and bassoons,
Finger boards, tail pieces, and pegs for vioins, &c
In addition to the above the subscriber is constantly
receiving from his mandatory, SUPERIOR PIANO
FORrES, manufactured expressly for his establishment
Of various patterns, OF Rosewood and Mahogany, with
the Grand Action, Harp Stop, Metallic Plates, &C. en-
bracnG the latest fashion of furniture, with tablet and ho
low cnrncred f.onls veneered legs and Grec scrolls
All of which warranted to be made OF such materials
and we'll seasoned to stand the test OF every c
mate and can bc returned if any defect is found IN the
instruments. Price from $3.50 10 $3.50. Piano stools
of various patterns correspond with Pianos of Rose
wood, Mahogany, &c Piano covers OF every variety OF
colorS and qualities.
Piano forte tuning forks, hammers, &c. &c. Instru-
mens Of every description tuned TePared or packed al
short notice.
NJ Purchasers will find it TO their advantage TO call
and examine the above.
Flutes carionets. oboes, nageoess single and DOUBLE
octave flutes, pcoloes flies, &c. u The subscriber
manufactures the celebrated rood flutes, with the
ivory jont silver mountings, keys, .Ec, &c as used
exclusively by all the principal professors OF the InslTu
ment throughout the country.
Also, constantly published by the subscriber all the
new and fashionable Music, which, in addition to his
recent large and increasing Catalogue of Standard Mu
sic Instruction Bcoks-Gamuts, Scales &c: &c con-
stitutcs tho most valuable assortment OF Music IN The
country.
Purchasers will find the counter covered with all the
newest and most favorte Songs and Pecesalso books
of the same bound for the convenience of persons cav
ing the city.
In addition to the assortment of music, all the
rous works the science and composition Of music by
Barrows, Cate, Calcult, Mason, &c.
The price of music, sold at this establishment is as
low (f not cheaper at the other shops about town.
Seminarics, Music Dealers, and Artists of the profess
sion, supplied the most reasonable terms. Orders
from every part Of the United States elsewhere. at
tended to with the greatest and drspatch By adj
dressing JOSEPH +. ATWILL, Music Saloon,
Sign Of the Golden Lyre,
POI Broadway, near St Paus Church, New York.
February a. 96-wGm
m EAFNESS-HEARING AND EYE.SlGHT RE-
y STORED-Mr. Priner--lt was saying of Doc
tor franklin " That whatever hath tendency to les
sen the of human misery, ought 10 Lc published and
made known those in need therefore be pleased TO
publish the following, which will make known what