Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12
March %.

March 90. lV"-w1"
E.iFRING GOUDS-rlm Subscriber has received
- from Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, AN as
sorlmcni of fresh imported Dry Goods, suitrd to Spr9
trade which Offered at very s!a'l advance On INC
lowest cash prices III In. above NAMED cities lie SHE
Of stock before hand will ~ Continued at. ana great
many articles bcow cost, with view t" closing the pre-
sent business the month ui july next, ny sale AT ac
liul The citizens Ut Richmond aud TIE country gene
rally are invited 10 take advantage of the opportunity
offered for four months to come, OF purchasing GOODS !"
prices that they shall deem reasonable Tie following
is part of the goods received, and now TOR sale:
Cloths and cassim"rrs Angola do,
French ,rmgS and plain linens,
Summer cloths,
princc;ta and bpuJazinrs,
Rich painted nllS!ins. Gall rriccs)
Do. calcn's ard low priced do,
Super paid striped and plain gIng hams,
Georgia and India nankccns,
1'willrd and ribbed cutp!I. tor Pana!oons,
Rich lustrc L!:ck aud blue black silks,
Do. fancy hdkE, (asscrtcd)
Cotton and silk hose and half hose, (chcap)
Furniture and habit ;'imr,
q ! carnrSics ana checked uius!:"s,
Silk umbrellas and paEasuls.
Gentlemen (, boys ana Children Lrsh9rh mats,
i bales Jurars aud "znaJur.S,
Richmond iact"ry c,;t.n o4raburgs
E!rachyt and ,r"y"3 si!rriiu..S aiI s!.igtirgs,
Apron checks and plaid Dome s.ic$--w;l many other
descriptions &" go"'s, not necessary to c:itirrac--ai
Of y I." "il! be srld cheap, by ...
MANN . fALEN lNE
White RaiiiinsS H. Street, StGrkG HI.
wish to engage Il Youth 10 assist in the Store: One
That has had sulr experience in business would be- rrc
irtrr, s;nc DESTROYS Of employment must come
recommended e. industry and nnrxccpt"nublc moral
character. Wages need ~; bc expected, umtil expert
cncr and usefulness ca:c him 1" it. III. s. V.
March ~. lU'-"rW
ACHIN:: IAHDS.-Thr subscriber has been APP
w pointed agent i;r the sale Of Machine Cards and
IIcng for Cotton and WOODEN Factories. warranted Of
superior quality. hIso. sheep ruler leather; shutlrs
c,cn and sailnc; rrErrs: picker string aud lace lea
th.-: , leather rs TIE side cut. and spliccd in strips
io orGrr for GOTTEN. "n,rn, uur and mills from two
inches 10 lively" inches IN WIDTH and any length com
pIctc: cleaning combs Sc &r Orders IN: ANY "i the
alnvr articles. prcinpi: attended l., by
March y! i"G--lstM GEO. l.. SAMPSON.
E9I!;E SULPHUR srRiNii$ GrccuJ,i.r conaty
+ iIrginin, II .a!rs from Lc%Isburg, and - from
the While Sulphur ;prnrs-i hrn leave To inform my
rnds, ard the public generally. tllat have removed
ny Bathing pparatus, which have used in this place
for Tn" last years variety ol chronic cases, To The
aluvr mentioned piacc-ly success in The treatment of
those diseases, il too well known 10 require comment
pac,iscd at this Spring last summer. and from MY
f.; Ti2ncr. and that ~ nsc who received benefit from
INV mode of practice. &C. became satisfied that ny
Bathing Institution would be uar!ul t. invalid! visiting
at the Springs Np:!inr nt the superior adventures
be derived there and much larger scope Of usefulness
my sucriu. tliowbcings, could have induced me 10
leave my friends and pracii'a hrrcand necessarily
make other sacrifices. There is sufficient iuI:I-
ttY o surplus !iu. water p ped from the spring 10
reservoir Of large and handsome batihouse, where
there variety OF baths phur water sn phur vapour,
mineral, medicinal, &c., &c, 50 constructed that visit
have them al any time, and 1t any temperature,
from The rp 10 lU- Fahrcnhcit with mattresses and
blankets, Nc Ne, To pro!on@ Tn" pc.spration if re-
CURED One half of The establishment is exclusively for
dcs--tIe other half !nr gentlemen. The above
toned baths w! be in full operation by the first of May
next.
"Ihc frequent of tcpid baths, is net grateful
to the than it is sau!a.y 10 The health mi to h,uny.
y such ahutipn all accidental c"rporral Impurities
thrown of-cn!anc"gs obSruciinns rcm""cd-and while
the surface % tho body is preserved in lis original bright
ness, many threatening disorders arc rc:urrd or pre-
verified"
The Blue Sulphur water is decidedly cathartic dcob-
struent, tonic, &c: &c.--lt acts MGR" powerfully On
the skin l!an any water We; knowa, and Ii nngucstlon
ably highly ccacious III distractions that females
subject lo-.ibuut hundred yards from The phur
Spring strongly itnp"gnatcd Cnaly beatc, which has
also been found powerful cal'arc.
For farther particulars | refer the reader to Joseph
Martins Gaz:ttccr Of Virginia, for lS:'3-pnge 2 50.
\. MARTIN. NJ. d.
Slaunton, Augusta CO. April ). lll-w'w
RTOTiCE.-AH prisons having claims against the
lW estate of Robert l.. Garrett, deceased, formerly Of
King and Queen County. requested 10 present them
to the slbscribcr Giving in King William County pro.
perIy authenticated or before the 18th day Of juno
next, that arrangements may he made for paying the
same Those indebted TO said estate will please make
immediate payment This notice will he plead in bar
against all claims which may be rrrsrnicd AFR the above
date ROGER GREGORY,
Apul3. [la-~aw'l Trus,rce.
THIIE IMPORTED BLACK ARABlAN--This
il beautiful jr black Arabian has commenced his
cnnd season AT Thomas flonrnuys, in Prince Edward
county, II miles south Of the Court House. II miles
east Of Charlotte CourlIousc, IS via kcysvc from
Juncnburg Court House. a. SO the season. which may
be discharged by the payment Of $50, if paid by the
!OtiI of July, al which time the ends; $n to in
sure mare, payable when the is aaccrain"d to be
in ioal parted with: 81 to the Groom for each
Mares that failed last season, Will be insured this, at the
season price.
Good paslurage for c with the horse, gratis,
and well cd if required at Twenty-Five cents per day.
Great personal attention will be given by Thomas Flour.
nov. but no liability for accidents escapes
Black Arabian presented by the Emperor Of Mo-
rocco the L. States Consul ut Tangicrs, doubtless
marked evidence Of his friendly feelings TO Govern
mcnt, and scd by odcr Of Congress, nj public
ton. Feb 2Sth, i-}J.
The public NAV he aware Of the rct that il is extreme
u difficult To purchase the n'lhooded Arabian; and no
doubt the Emperor Of Morocco would have bccn highly
insulied at m olr purchase Black Arabian even at
an cx,Iavagant l7cc ilany gnod judges have pro-
nnlncrd him in ali respects the finest horse they ever
saw lie is EIGHT Yeas old this SpTing-!u five feet
high tail for !trial1n)-oi great muscular powers
smooth. graceful, aGti1nand commanding in his gene
raj appearance. He exhibits all the traits in character
and form OF the genuine Arabian. He has prurrd him
self to be M uncomnln,y foaI-gcttrr. We refer
the public 10 the perfect which is presented. an
irdcenlcnt 10 breed oEi this horse. We consider him
the cheapest horse in this country, and we'll calculated
to improve the ecate ngleggcd horses of the present
day. THOMAS FLOURNOY,
JOHN F. EDM0NDS.
Feb H. S!)-2F .w:}tM w3tA
FE1IMBER! TlMBER!!-The highest pr:ces will bc
T. given for good seasoned wheel spokcs and fr}ocs,
deliverable nj tn Penentiary. Immediate delivery is
solicited For Information respecting them, apply either
to Col. Charles 5. Morgan, Superintendent, or to
TIIOS. G. MONCURE, G. A.
Feb q SS-tf
NOTICE All persons having claims against the es-
Ia tate of Henry Kuhn, deceased late OF Chesterfield