Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29
GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE


Wncrr.,LE .Sp RETAIL
RTICHoKE-Grcen Globe
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or Dutch
BEANS-Lage and small Lima, Scarlet Runners Red Cram
SNAP BEANs-Early China, Early Yellow Pari, six weeks
Refugee or 600 one, Red Marrow, Early Mohawk -
DEET-Eay Blood Tar"p Rooted i aelSw ao Long BLOOD
BRoCoiJ-Parple and White :, s--,... !.
Eat,er.ea Late Basr.ra Flat Dutch Dtmead Large Bengen
Drumhead SAVOY, Green Curled savoy Red Dutch
CAuL!FLoW taa6 and Late
CELERY-Whtr Solid
CARRor-ong Orange, Long Scarlet, Early Horn, Altering
CREss7cnred or Penpersrass ..., cha,
kin Picking
c c9n;, t@Slr sns CURED ~f''y ru''a''a
KALE-Grren curled Scotch, Rape
LETTuCE-Royal White Head, Ice, Brown Dutch, Early
WATER MELoN-Fines i| kinds ''
MELoNS-GIeen Citron, Nutmeg, Pine Apple
MI,SrARD-White Medicinal aud Brown
oNioN.silveI SKIN; Yellow Dutch, Early Red J.. r., n.
Chaon Blue Pussa Dwarf Marrowfat, Bishops Dwarf Pro
life
PEPPER-cayenne and Squash
pARSNIr-Lnns hite, Gnrnsey or Dutch
RHCBARD-Unduated for Tarts
RADDsHmLonG Scarlet short Top Long salmon w ''
SN.SFY-or Vegetable Oyster
sQUASH-Eary Bush Orange Warted, Yellow Crook Neck
TOMATO-laree Red aud Yellow
TURSIP-Whe Flat Dutch, Red Top, Large English Nor
FLOWER SEEDS and BULBoUs RooTs-a large assert
ment. WILLIAM PALMER.
Feb 81 Gift
1nE REV ALBERT sMEDES, of the city of New York de
i signs to, open a SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES' in the
city Raleigh, y e., on The l2th day of May next
This Institution is furnish thorough aud elegant Education
equal hest that be obtained In the city Of New York; OF
in any Northern School.
The School Buildings situated in beautiful and elevated oak
furnish spacious Accommodations The Dorm
ties are separated into Acoves for ladies' EACH OF
construction privacy and al the same time free ccu
laon Of air
ding beds will be furnished and to'csis
TERMs-For Board Including washing and every
expense, with Tuition in English, Latin, &o) 500 per session
pay ibe in advance .
Painting Needle Work prices Of the
Masters There mill be no other 1t'a charge
Pupils will be admitted nj any desired.
No Pupil except OF the Parent or Gnard
the Rector of the school, will be allowed TO have an &C
Shop III the City, disregard Of THIS prom
will be followed by immediate disinson from The
School
as reside the place
The year Willie divided into terms of five months each
The former oomnencng after the is' term on tue h OF
and terminating the 18th Ocoe-the latter commencing on
the 2Nh Of Nosember, and terminating the 10Th Of April
Applications for admission 10 the School may be made to the
RI Rev. L. 6 Ives u. D. or The Rev. r. s. Mason d. H. a! ia
leigh and Rev. Mr. Smedes al New YORK; until lst May
and after ha, period 10 Mr. Snedes at Raleigh
REFERENCES
RiehnenaThc Rev. y. Enpie, D. D., and The Rev William
Norwood. 80 . W.,
Nor6lk-Ihe Rev. L. n. Miller and George Rowland, ESQ.,
c.RoLIsa.
The Rt Rev. H. s. Ives, d. d. and the Clergy o the oocese
Rueirh-The Hon. Duncan Cameron the Hon James ede
The Hon Richard Hines The Hon. George L. BADGER, the Hon
Romus NJ Saunders the Hon John H. Bryan William H. Hay
wood George w Modeca and Charles Manly, Esguires, s
Watson and Beckwih, Charles L. iinon W. H. Gales, and I'D
mund b. Freeman, Eslures. r. T.,
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