Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-15

DOLLARS PER ANNUNE.
REY SCHOOL FOR LITTLE BOYS will
I'VE reopen the 10th ins at the corner of Frank
Lin and 7th Streets opposite the United Presbyterian
Church. H. p TAYLOR.
Understanding that Mr.. H. p Taylor is about to
open School for boys on Shockoe Hill, it gives me a
great deal OF pleasure to say that Mr.. Taylor an ex
perlenced, and so far as have had an opportunity Of
knowing, a very successful teacher that he is gen
teman OF prudence piety, frmness and patient perse-
verance, combining in rare degree the qualifications
necessary for good teacher; and that know of no
whose hands boys may be entrusted with greater
| hope OF lmproyementin mind, morals and manners,
than Mr.. Taylor. Having prosecuted liberal educa-
ton with view to profession, his intellectual qualiti
cations OF high order.
| The above is from the Rev. Il. V. More.
| The following is from Rev M d. Hoge:
| Having been informed that Mr.. Fl. P. Taylor pro-
poses open school for the instruction ofboys take
pleasure in expressing my opinion OF his eminent fitness
scholar his patience and amabily OF disposition. he
has had several years experience in eaching Parents
who desire the improvement OF ther children 10 mind
ard morals may safely entrust them to MIR. Taylors
And as reference to persons having children at my
school f I offer the M fol To- Rev Wm Norw9od
& Woodhouse, Drs Beale and Tatum, Mr.. James
| Gray,sr. Sc ID dim
~ ERMAN AND ENGLISH SCHOOL FOR
" BOYS AND GIRLS, on Franklin street. two
doors below Trinity Church. and three doors above Lo-
| Gust Alley.
List Of Lessons misunderstanding History,
Arithmetic, Singing, Drawing, Geography, History OF
Nature, Defamation, Exercises for the miud-n the
''"' '''f PROF s' a. sHfcKEDANTz, Principal
N. B. Private Lessons will be given in the German,
Latin, French and Greek Languages. Also lessons
given in Penmanship to ladies' gentlemen girls and
boys oc st
HO-PARTNER SHIP.-J #. WALSH
~ and DAVID B. BRIDGEPORT have this da
cal and Stationary business in the and style OF
WALSH & BR1DGEFORD They will keep on
hand and Tor sale, a general assortment of school
books and stationary, cheap for cash. They also
| ceve al the monthly magazines and weekly newspa-
pers in advance. They socitthe patronage of their
friends and the public generally. ,
WALSH & BRIDGEFORD,
Broad street, nearly opposite the Theatre.
Richmond, Oct. 10th, 1850 oc ii tt
TENO RAILROAD AND MANUFACTUR-
III ING COMPANIES.-Twe five per cent
saved, is 25 per cent made. To accomplish this, use
no oil except Deulan's Patent Lubricating OIL This
oil has been fairly tested the North, and large
tracts have been made by different railroad companies
for their supplies The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company after using 500 gallons, as an experiment.
have just closed contract for three months supply
which will require from four to six THOUSAND gallons.
Various other companies using it, and have given
favorable certificates in its favor which can show to
any disposed 10 try it. We have five barrels on
hand for trial. and only ask fair trial Of it, and if ap
proved we feel confident it will be, then pre-
pared to enter into contract to supply all that may be
wanted.
oc II JOHN WOMBLE & co.
| NTIRGINIA LAW BOOkS.-AGENCY.-
| y MORRIS & BROTHER, agents for the sale of
all law books published by the State OF Virginia are
T S.i1a Reports, 2 vols Sd
Henniue g. Munford's do
Muntord's do do
| s ssaasph's s. 6
Graitan III d.
RebIqsIp's n... % %
! hevised Code decisions DO
Virginia Laws i do
They also have on hand one, Of the largest Law
stocks offered for sale in Virginia. embracing the
English Common Law, Ecclesiastical Exchequer,
Reserved Crown, Chancery, Vice Chancellor of Eng
lands Court, Queens Bench, Common Pleas, and
digests ofthe principal States the Union U. S. Su-
preme and Circuit Court Reports, toge her with the
various treatises Law, English and American
Those in want invited to call and examine their
| extensive stock of law &C ID
STATIONERY, &c.-MORRIS & BROTH
| - Err, Booksellers and Statoners, keep constantly
on hand every variety of Stationery Blank Books PEN
dicine, Theology, History, Agriculture, Architecture,
Engineering, polite and light Literature. The public
are invited to call and examine their stock.
| IA
DURCELL, LADD Il CO.'S PURE COM
IL CENTRATED EXTRACT JAMAICA GIN
GER.-This valuable Extract which is prepared from
Jamaica White Ginger Of the best quality, has been
found safe an efficient carminatine and tonic in Dys
pepsia, it allays nausea flatuency and sick stomach,
relieves the tendency to darrh9a, collie, cramps,
and all pains in the stomach or bowels.
1t does not debitate, and depression like
other smulants: affords genial, cordial warmth to
the stomach, which pevades the whole system, and is
therefore especially adapted to aged persons others
feeble health.
A few drops difused in water, sweetened or not as
may be preferred relieves the fulness after eating Full
directions accompany every bottle. Prepared and sold
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Apothecaries, &C.,
| oc II 90 Main street, corner 18th.
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY
~ GOODS-WILLIAM ]. SWORDS, No. 225
Broad street. has Just received per express and packets
from the North, choice assortment OF staple and
fancy Dry Goods consisting in part OF the newest de-
signs of Dress Goods long and square Shaws Ribbons
of all kinds, Handkercheis, Gloves, Trimmings of
every variety Lace and Work Capes and Collars
French Work Collars and Cuffs to match, mourning
do, infants Robes and Waists beautiful styles; Laces
Edges and lnserngs, with large stock OF Domestics
Linseys, &c. for servants Cloth Casslmeres and Vest
ings Tor men and boys; silk Hdkfs., Suspenders Coll
lars Shirts and Drawers bed and servants Blankets,
Flannes, Socks, Coats Hats, &C., &C.; all of which
will be sold at the lowest prices for cash. Call before
purchasing elsewhere, you will find to your nte
rest to buy at WILLIAM ! sWORDs'
oc ii Cash Dry Good Store.
EDIC HMOND IRON sAND STEEL
No WORKS.-The undersigned having purchased
OF the Virginia Steel Company the property know as
the Steel Works," have formed copartnershp forthe
manufacture OF the various descriptions OF scroll, hoop
band and rod, Iron and Steel.
With this view they have engaged the services of Mr..
James Hunter, an experienced mechanic, under whose
directions they have lattery introduced Rolling
Mi Il and the suitable machinery appertaning such
an establishment.
Mechanics and dealers in Iron and Steel are invi-
| i oh ,oI A.
und every assurance will be given tor prompt and
faithful compliance with orders.
G. @. TOMPKINS
WALTER GWYNN.
WANTED.-WROUGHT IRON SCRAPS,
for which the highest cash price will be given.
Sc l2-dlm TOMPKINS & GWYNN
EAISSECTING INSTRUMENTS.-An assert
az ment of the above, for sale by