Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

Philadelphia Sept.3 A-2iwl50S
I NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
/ TY,IIE subscribers have received by the regular
i Packets Railroad and Steamboat from New
York their Fall supply OF Dry Goods, comprising
Il very general assortment OF every thing in their
line. carefully selected and with 4 liberal di>coun,
fer the money: which will enable Us to sell our
goods upon The very best terms for cash or city
acceptanccs. They are in part a. follows:
Extra super wool black and blue Cloths and
CaSsimcrcs
Fancy co!ored Cloths and plaid and striped
Cas,imcrcs
Fine and medium Sa,nets and Kentucky Jeans
Water twist Glasgow and Washington herscys
White red and yellow 'lanneS, all qualities
Drab black ard plaid Alpacas and Luncuas
Chusans. Tcsans Paris LusIres and Bombazine
Rich Cashmere de- EcoSse and Aiouscin dc
Lanes
Black and Lavender Cashmcres and NJ de
81 and G-i Merinos. Orleans Cloths and Gala
Plals
French, English ana American Calicocs, in va
rietv
Rich Velvet, Satin, Silk ard Erocha. shaw!s
and Sears
ThihcI, Alerno, Velye,and Slid H@adkcreh;cts
ana Points
Heavy Tartan ana other Wooilcn shawS
Ladies heayY plain ana ribbed bin. Slk Hose
Do Lambs WOOL Thibci, Cashmere AID raw
Sill; Hose
EIac@ Moravian and full assortment Of white
aud colOrcd cotton Hose
Mems. boys and misses woollcn and w9!s;cd
ard cotton lose and Halt Hose
Irish Linens Lawns ard Linen Cambiics
Laced striped, checked and plain Swiss Mus'in>
Earision Ginghams and Habit and Furniture
Dinics
Table Cloths, Damasl, Diapers and Napkins
Super plain and striped black b!rc black and
fancy coloIed SILKS
Bonnet, hat, cap and neck Rihand, Velvet Silks
MarScillcs and Corded Skirts md Hair Cloth,
for Silks
Gcn,lemens and boys Bandanna, Pongec and
Twillcd silk Ilandkerchicls
Toilinci. Mcrino, Valcnlia, Velvet and Satin
Ncstinss
Ladies super Kid, silk, Nei, Thibcl and Lisle
Thread Gloves
Ladies and misses plain and hclnstch'd ,h'd
Camhlck iiandkcrchies
Thread Laces, Edgine> ana nserings, Lisie do
Swiss and Cambrck Eigings and inscllines
Eobhin Trimmings, French and Ashbuuon
Lace
Blk and fancy cold Gimps and Paris Cords
Plat, Eict and other Nets, Il complete assert
mCnt
Whitney ami DuGil Blankets. Carpeing,. Rugs
and Druggcts- full assortment OF Blown
and blcachcd Domestic, Bed Ticking. Plaid Do
me,,ic>, Apron Checks, Cotton Oznabulgs, &c
All of which are offered on the most Favorable
terms, by .....,.>. ,.>
White Buildings, Broad street. shoci.oe ;iili
Sept 3l-iaw3w
4 NiELIA ACADEMY-The rex: Session
"A will commence sept Isl, and end July l>'
ISIS
Board and Tuition, :l5o-$s75 TO be paid Sept
Isl: SIS February 1T. Punctual attendance al
the commencement Of tho session is earnestly re-
GneScd. Refer to WM. H. HARRISON.
- Direct, (post paid,) Ell; lIilP, o.. Amelia.
Julv ! I7-tf w. H. H.
TIME SCHOOL will he continued at my house,
L u!.Jcr the same instructor, ior another var,
colnmcncn. on the Isl ut September and closing
the IL OF July next. The subscriber having The
preparation ol his own Boys ioT the University
solely i'll view in establishing this School, will
limit The number L. fifteen pupils. OF whom he Is
dc,rous III having six a. Boarder>: ana II !hcSe
he promptly engaged, the number viii b. limited
10 twelve. There are how four vacancies
The subjects taught are The Greek, Latin
French ANA German languages; Geography, Ills
tory, English Grammar and Composition Alith-
neic and Mathematics.
Tcrns-Fur Boar! and Tuition .or the session
Of len lnonlhs PAYABLE halt yearly IN advance,
;sl60. WILLIS II. WOODLEY,
University OF Virginia.
july l6 2J-lf
UNIVERSITY OF VinGlN,A,-rhc chair
u Of the school al Modern Languages oi Ibis
Ins;ilu;ion having become vacant. hy The rc>ls
nation III Professor Charles krail>lr, the Board
Of Visitors viii proceed n special meeting on
the l9;!l September, 10 ILL the vacancy 'hns oc-
casioned
The compensation of the Professor consists of
Saar? Of one thousand dollars, ami Zee OF
twenty five dollars from each meiaher 81 IA.
School besides the use Ola comfortable dwelling
and garden tree OF rem; The Languages taught
are German, French, Spanish, Italian and An
glo-SaXon.
Applications may I've addressed 10 the under
signed, al the University OF Virginia.
WILLIS ii. WOODLEY Prolicr.
July % 2a-!loS
~ Tic r. Wing will publish regularly in The
country papcr-and The New York American,
and New York Evening Post, the Boston Post.
and Boston Atlas, regularly i'll their city or daily
papers uali TIE l0;h OF September, and forward
their accounts 10 this Office for collection. One
copy Of the papers containing the advertisement,
10 be Scl W INC Iot.O, WIN liz Cost VI da'eltl
ing.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA-Thc mex;
u session of this Institution will commence on
the Isl Of October and terminate on the lth OF
July following.
The schools Of the University, with their re-
spectivc professors, are
/. AyclE:r Observation-Disclosures Harrison.
>. MoprnS Observation-Disclosures -
3. MArnrMArios-proiassor Courtcnay.
j. NATURAL nuoSopnY-ProteSsor w. =.
Rogers.
5. C:vlL ExGSEEpISG-The subjects of which
are divided between the the professors OF Miihe-
mates and Natural Philosophy.
Il. CuEMIsTRY-Proi, x. t. Rogers.
:. MEDlcINE-Proi. Howard.
3. ANATOMY AND SURG.aY-Prof Cahell.
Q. MonAI PHlLosopnY-~prof &. Tucker.
10. Law-Prot H. ST G.. Tucker.
For more particular information in regard 10
expenses, &c, see one of tie printed catalogues,
or the Washington Globe, or thc National Intel
lisencer WILLIS II. WOODLEl,