Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07
December %.


E1AsHIONABLE VA. CLOTHING STORE, ned
Il IN opuosifc Eic B1H Tnrcrn.-The subscribers II
sycct!lly inform their friends and tho public generally
that they have hand. and intend kccping arel
and extensive assortment OF ready made Fashionable
clothing consisting part Of the following articles
Blue, black, olive, and other shades 81 dress ana ocs
coats,
Brown olive mixed and drab over coats,
PclcrsIlam and flushing, do. do
Mixed olive and brown cloth and casSinrt c"atcrS,
Blue bllck. drab aud other shades cloth and casslmc
pantalDons.
Black and fancy bnckskn cashmere Pants.
Blue brown mixed, plain and sri ped cass!nct DO.
Beaverton Pantaloons, Jackets asserted,
Black and ig'd silk velvet Vests,
'Thibct and Valencia, do.
Cloth and cashmere do,
Satin and bomb1zinc, do,
EIlck silk and tig'd silk, do:
Gentl:mcn's cloth and camlct Cloaks,
Ladies' Cloaks,
Mcrno Shirts aud Drawers.
Irish linen Shirts plain aud plated muslin do,
Wooen and cotton flannel Shirts and Drawers,
Shams, Collars, Cravals,
Silk aud cotton Pocket IGkLS.,
Suspendcrs, Hosiery,
Tenants celebrated Stocks,
Negro Clothing, &c, NC.
Asp on hand, very superior stock Of Cloths, Cas-.
megcs and Vcstngs purchased from the latest mrora
TONS which they will make up to order, the Shy'Isa
notice and most approved style and newest fashion
All Of which they will sell. wholesale and retail, on
accommodating articles of the description
can be purchased in any of the Northern cities.
Country Merchants and others will find to their 3D.
vantage to give them call they determined 70
sell al the lowest possible prices
Dec. ~ [Gi-wl0wl HOOPER 81 GRAFT
NNEMALE EDUCATlON.-TmE Sr,Eyru Srs:loy
q ot the Young Ladits' School, at Mrs. KcIlys, IN
Charlottesville, will commence the 18th January
suing and end OH the 10Th juno.
Board including fuel. washing, candles, &c. so per
session-onr half payable in advance.
Tuition, l2 81 for pupils II years of age; for
those under that age, $40 per session.
The course of instruction embraces every branch ola
thorough and polite English Education. There arc a'
attached TO the school, approved and experienced N'N
and French teachers (le litter a native Of Franco
whose terms arc very moderate.
Dec 81. 7l-w3w .
TDUCATION.--M daughter, Miss Frances Ellen .
HA Dabnry, will continue her school for the insHf
ton oiemalrs at my residence in the upper end OF hrS
sSdllia1l-ihc ensuing year. The Of cduca'|n
will com prise spelling, reading, arithmetic, scograPa!
with the of the globes, history, natural phI";'n
English grammar and Congratulations for boa'' \
Washing and tuition, S-5-the pupils finding Their own
beds, bedding and candles, $50 if these are luTns"4
by the subscriber, for the term OF nine schonl MINUS
The school will he opened the is! day OF February @
terminate the lsl day Of December following, allowing
ono '"S 'u"''c' ''''''''' ''' T TI DABNEY
Dorrc Dec %, 1885. 7l-"2"
MEW BALTIMORE ACADEMY.-This Scam"
Ia ~, which is located in very healthy ncis"'"
hood and which has been in long and successful "P
ton, will be oren for the reception OF STUDENTS on
18th January, 1896, under the care OF Elder '"'h III
vie and such assistants rs may he found necessary
der Ogilvic stands dcscrvcdy high for capab'ty ano
dustry in his vocation, well Tor great atrn',o"'
morality of youths entrusted to his carc-!h he o"nS"
taught in this Institution, are reading WIRING
tic, geography grammar, of the globes, c'''P'S'
Al
The terms of tuition are, for the L1n So; Tor inc ,-
er English branches, so and fer tho lower. 81 E
annum.-Board in the neig hborhood SIO tor ,Ht
as,c ycar.--Nacations from the 18th OF Decchloe'
18th of January and tho entire month Of hugusI-"m
cation may be made 10 either Of the undersigned -"
tees, or to the principal Of the Academy
WIN. HUTTON.
CHARLES HUNTON,
PHI. A. KLIPSTlNE, 49, ~,
JNO. BROWN, 1lT"'''
TIL r. HAMPTON,
JOHN WHITE.
THOMAS FOSTER, } a.
Dec. 10. o"-~- /
MTOTICE-By virtue Of dccreai oracF Of t ~, ,rI
lN ty Court Of Louisa, pronounced on 'n' ,Le h
Septcmbcr 1895, We one OF us, shall SELL sacI
est bidder, on the premises onc-'hlrH OF i,I ,.
Gold Mine and one hundred acres oil land tnrfcr r nn.
ed on Saturday. the 23d day Of January lo'o. ycr
meets for pcu and surtace gold: and Lro" Orc o. ,n
iatering and large have been oiie'eu o IT,. i, IT,
for the purpose of procuring them Ills 10 VA
county of Louisa in the region, and n e.a
toms Gold Nine Terms will be accomniotdI,H1H5
D. NJ. HUNTER
n, o. rGa-wa,-1 Commissioner
WpY virtue of decree Of the Circuit SUPPL county,
B of Law and Chancery, for ChesteT''r la, in tie
pronounced on the 18th day of Scp'eToet sunpse'
case of Laertus Morgan, plaintiff u.s. ST.. on Friday, IT,
s sd day Of janusiy 1885, the pre"sss for
Blanco in Chesterfield county, expose 10 sam to in
money, the tract Land and premises s'e or Land
said De' In ameS River and supposed to
IO4 is acres, be the same more or less Deputy
for J. .7reher, Sheriff Of 'Sfi;yywwsoJ
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