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tCNE Of DfSPEPSlA.-DR. JOHN DOVE hav-
~ ing just returned from New York, wbrr, he Ia.
oe-n 10 make himself well acquainted with Oliver Hal-
',eds method OF curing Dyspepsia Indigestion now
MS services to those afflicted with that complaint
oil Ha'sted the inventor Of this entirely net mode
oil practice, in the efficacy Of which, j. Dove has the
most implicit confidence. e
While there had ample opportunity Of conver,inr
day with from 10 to 20 OF these unfortunate sufferers
from many OF the Safes, whose diseases had resisted
inc aoisst medical advice in Europe and America and
who had been entirely s. radically cured nv his hoJ
ror me efhcaey OF the practice am authorised by
,ald HaI'ed, to refer to Messrs. WIN. H. Hubbard.
James Crane, BsnjF Hiard, John N. Gordon, E. w.
the town OF Petersburg.
j. Dove may be found the Market Bridge, over
'hr store OF Messrs W ellsworth s. Williams
Oc'. L. A2-6t
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& ollCE.-on the second Monday in Nov. next,
~ al me courthouse door OF the county OF James
City. (ip Wiiliamsburg0 in pursuance ol q der. -,
NE superior Court oil Chancery oil the William-bSrp
district shall sell at public auction two tracts of land
yiug IN James CITY, one tract containing $50 acre p,
,tuatrd on WAR Creek adj lining the lands OF John L
% owne, John NJ Jonet, and VIM Richardson decd
ne oher supposed TO contain 40 scres, situated on
SRimino Cieek-'and bouGded by the lands OF
george w. James, p. Jones and William Han
kins. Ii Is chiefly wooded-some of il being vr.
Gun Land in oak aud pine, and the residue Tex.
cept asma beid) covered with pines OF small size
ture OF cotton, Germ and oa's and portion of i, be-
eVed to be quite productive in wheat For further in.
formation, reference may be had Colonel Wa,kin.
OF Ne" Kent or to Maj Edmund Christian OF Richmond
JAMES SEMPLE, Jr Trustee
James City, Sept. "a 4O-tls
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n oAN OF $6O0O9 In pursuance Of can Ordinance
"a SuihoTisIng loan Tor he city OF Richmond and
sprFoTahng The proceeds thereof" pissed hy the
Common Council Of The said city, on the 29tb OF Ssp
embsr 1880, shall est for sale 10 the highest bidder
atthe Merchant Coffee House, at the hour o. O'Clock
~. NJ. on MONDAY the 25th OF October, 1880, SIXTY
THOUSAND DoLbARs or CRY STocK. No portioo
Of 'he SAID Stock will be sold for LEES than pa nor will
sny bid be received for a less than FIVE hundred
dollars or Tor fractional part OF that sum- The Stock
sold IN PursuaDce Of the above Ordinance will hear an
interest OF hive per cent per snnu payable onaTt,rly
AT The office oitbs Chamberlain and will nat he redeem
ALE unlil The hfst day Of January, 1919
VIM p SHEPARD Chaa,hsrIain
&c.,. of Ciy ~ Richmond,
N0' TO- s6~~td
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~ Office to claimants of Lard in the STATE of
1 RentHky.-Thoss persons who may be interested
In obtaining decisions in the now vending before
he Supreme Court at Wasbington-wbioh will decide
'he conu'ionsty OF the several acts of the Legsa.
ture Of kentucky, affecting the title to land in that Stale
held by Citizens OF Virgins-wil find il TO their nd.
Vanta>e to confer with William Barrett, Richmond.
OcI u A5-At
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x pOUNTY LANDS.-Tbe subscriber ofters his
HD services to claimants Of Revolutionary Bounty
Lands IN procuring Scrip for Warrants Issued or TO be
'sued oy the Executive OF Virginia, by the Score
tary OF War, and in locating the seine where the be
seIecuons Of land may be made. lie will also buy War
rants or the Scrip.
He may be found at all times at Mrs Duvars board.
ing house, near the Capitol
All letters addressed to him at Richmond and most
paid, will be duly attended to.
SEPT ~. 3S-u JAS SOI1TuG ATE
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IHNHRAsHlNdMA MACHINE s,,x,..
- Pdfenf Ihrdshing and Fanning Machine This
highly valuable and improved Maehine is now offered
10 the public for inspection and criticism at the South
west Corner ofCallowbl and Julss streets near the
white Horse Tavern. A model may also B.. seen A.
the agricultural Store OF Messrs. ,ndrsth Cbe,nut
lew doors below Third street.
Farmers, Planters and Czens, are Particularly In.
vi'eu 10 call and see the in operation. The ma
ten'ee does no, pretend TO boast Of his in
bringing 10 perfection that which has been sought AZ
ter fof upwards Of 20 years. that is to saw pereet Ma
chne Tor thrasbiDg all kinds of small Grain: alan ,c.
he will leave that for the Public to Judge and m.
Machine to rest upon its merits. 1t require. hut
'ie room, Is simple in construction, mt and d
raoie' and performs beyond conception.
$3.50 CAUTION
Inc public are cautioned against purchasing any ma.
'hey have an opportunity Of seeing the above in full
operation is supposed to be the last pate ted by the
". 81 Patent Office. The specific alton WAS onlv for
warded on the third day Of July last The patsp,es
mas been engaged as agent In vending dere mt
log machines for the last seven years and In sccorl.nc
with the opinion Of scientific aud agrcuI,urisis n
10 through him brought to complete perfection.
RICE.
me ABOVE Machine 10 unquestionably the best and
cheapest ever offered to the public for hrashng of rice
fiahters would promote their interest by seeing IL in
operation. "
Township, county and state rirht.: also. ,in~Is
Machines with without horse power can he had bv
applying as above.
The pa,entee informs the public that ATTEMPTS muv
oe made by imposing upon them in off ring others:
ms may he known by his the concavc ip front
SAMUEL SLATER.
243 North Third street
JOHN WEAVER Agent
3. w Corner OF Ju!iana and CallowhiIl streets
Philadelphia. Oct IL A5st
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81 Nash FOR WHEAT will give the market
X price for Wheat deliverable at my store on Cary
street, where offers for sale general assortmen MT ef
Grtc'iies, cotton yarns cotton oznabnrgs ard 81 ar
sheetirgs OF Messrs. Cunningham and Ander.on's ma
nuidCiOfy. ID. ANDERSON Jr
August 81. 33-w2v-,
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zane HUNDRED NEGROES FOR SALE-On
W Thursday the 9Th OF January next III the da y j.
iair shall offer for sale at Surry Court House. on
credit OF months 100 likely negroes most of whom
are young; consisting OF men, women, Boys girls and
chidren-The sale will be made without re.rrys and
be continued from day TO day til effected. an persons
DESTROYS OF buying slaves may meet on this occasion
with such as will suit their demands
j. ". FAULCON
.4dn'or of John Fd,lc1n d,c'd
SuTry Court House Oct l2 as, & 2.n,Is,I
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
NA I'LL be offered for sale. HIckman's Tavern,
w near the PREMISES. on Tuesday The 2Si OF No.
Vember next .i, II not, the fair day there.
alter, that valuable tract OF land known az Truehearts
Shg III GreenbTer county, on the waters Of Meadow
RIVER and Sewrl Creek, containing lIi0 acres, the
greater part oil which is bottom land and of
the hst quality This land lies about 22 miles west
rom is"isburg and 30 from the White Sulphur Springs
Ihe Turnpike road, from the mouth OF Duniap's Creek
10 The salt works on the Kenawha, passes directly
houeh It, IL s admirably adapted for grains and grass
e. The situation on The Turnpike will sford re adv
'ae for its produce AID render excellent stand for
Tavern.
The land will be cold in body or in convenient lots
10 suit purchasers The terms will be ONE third cash
dod he remainder In one and two years Or il those
wishing 70 pnrcha,e, much prefer it, one third cash and
The remainder in one two and three years with deed
Of trust In either case to secure the payment One or
sl OF US will be at Fiayser's Tavern, Hewisburg ten
or twelve days before the SALE and should bo object TO
receiving proposals privstsly Letters in the me an
time, may he addressed to
JESSE S. ARMISTEAD, Buckingham c. III.
G eGoR e w. lN TINsie or Powha,u c. II.
oet' o. Aids
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h pursuance Of an order OF the Superior Court of
Chancery Tor the Richmond District offer Tor sale
Tract OF Land on Crump's Creek in the cosn,y Of
Hdnooer about four miles below the Courthouse, con-
tanning Nv acres, which laid off into ouI lots and
viii he sold jointly severally.
'Mso' Tract OF Land in the county OF Goochland,
on the waters oil Little Byrd Creek, containing 537
others. W
lie Hanover Land will he shewn to persons wish.
ing to purchase, by MIR. Laney JONES' who lives ar
1.-THE Goochland Land, by Mr. Payne
For Terms, which will be accommodating applv IA
me he ar Hanover Clubhouse. WIN. f. WICKHAM
SurvIvipgTfustee OF the Estate OF SAm'l Gisi dec
Aug. 10 % ,f
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1ES ASON'S FARRIER FIN Edition rub.
lV1 lished by PETER CorToaf AID for sale al his
Bookstore
The GenHemon'S .Ne,u Pocket F1rrier;
comprising general description Of the noble and use.
tu! animal
THE HORSE.
Together with the quickest aud simplest mode Of fat
'enos; necessary treatment while undergoing exces.
sive fatigue, or on oatney different marks for ascer.
tanning he age Of horse. Also, concise account oil
Ihs diseases TO which the horse subject with such
remedies as long experience has proved TO be e
ny Richard Mason Nj. d. formerly OF Surry County
VIrgnia-fiiih edition with additions. To tUIich is
added -
A PRIZE ESSAY ON MULES,
Ana an Appendix containing observations and re cep'.
io The cure oil most oil the dstempers nciirnr
70 hcres, oxen cows, calves sheep lambs swine dogs
&c. selected from different authors. Also an Adenda
containing Annals Of the Turf, American Stud Book
rules Tor Training, Racing. SC. &c. &c
III The publisher, In presenting to the public Fl Ill
ediion OF Masons FarrIer, begs TO recommend il 10
their notice Tor the following reasons-it embraces ali
The matter contained III the previous edi'i,ns with IN,
ad'isn OF w. f. Brodrax and w. II. Johnsop's n, =.
thod OF raising blood horses Of choosing
horse; OF 6asrsng COLTS OF determining the age by
tteing-cure OF bighrad-a priz. essay on Mules by
samuel Wylleys Ponefoy, OF Massachusetts. .Aineyi
can Sfud Book, continuing the Pedgrees OF several
hundred American and imported horses and mares
rules OF racing Of the Richmond Jockey Club;
with those adopted in England. Method Of training
by Vrgnisn, sc. &c.
Oct g. A4At
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UNIpERSITY OF PE.N.VSYL Va.VLa
RH EDICAL DEPARrMENT.-IheL Lectures will
1SA commence as usual the first Monday in No
vember, and be continued Till March. The arrange
mehts oil the branches is follows:
NJ. ID.
MATERiA MEDICA-John Rsdman Coke NJ d.
Practice OF MEDIcINE-Nathar Chairman M d.
MIDw1FERY-Thos. c. James. NJ. D., VIM. p De-
wees, Nj. ID.
CHEMIsrRY-R Robert Hare, NJ. D.
SURGERY-Wm. Gibson, NJ. ID.
INSTITUTES OF MEDICINE-Sam'I Jackson NJ d.
Clinical instruction IL given the PhiladeIphia Aims
House and Pennsylvania Hospital twice week
w. HORNER, Dean,
Aug. I3 2s-iNI6 No 263. Cbesnn, S,rs.,
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Extensive Exseutor's Sale Of saues and othe, Per-
s0nnI Esfnke


sonai Estate.
Shall offer for sale a, Public Auction al the Plan.
IL ,a'ion OF the late Daniel Grnuan, deceased called
PRESQU' ISLE. In the County Of Cuipeper ON the
9th day OF December next, tho sale to continue from
day to day until the whole shall be sod all the
Property which belongs to the Esia of the Sec~as.J
on ,hs, Plantation consisting in part Of between Fy
ana Stry Sopes bet,ceen 20 and 80 Horses several
Brood Ma'es OF the First blood, about one hundreJ
Head OF Horned Cattle, large Stock of Sheen and
Hog', about 700 Barrels Of Corn, a large quantity Il
hay, Foddcr &c., Plantation Utensils Carpenters and
Blatksnilhs' Tools, Household and Kitchen Furoi,ur.
Copper Sui. one OF Chauders best Surveyors Com.
passes, with Chain and Pieiny nts with MANY
other articles too tedious to enumerate.
1t lie confidently believed. that in proporton to the
quantity OF Property that will be offered for SALE lar
ger proportion oi very valuable Property never Oh
tered a, public sale in Virginia The Slaves are gen.
orally likely, many OF them very much so; aud anon g,t
them is very vainatIs Blacksmith young and heal.
thy. Amongst the Horse. there |. Stud believed to be
OF the Best Blood in the ate. The Stock Of Cattle
Sheep and Hog, are Of the mot improved breeds
many OF them now H. tor market, and well worth the
attention of Butchers The Furniture OF superior oua
nv. W Farmers and Others DESTROYS, Of procuring
Vau,ole Sock will do well 10 attend this sale, an
opportunity OF procuring such win seldom occur.
The terms OF sale as follows: The Slaves will be sold
Tor Cash. the residue OF the Property upon credit Of
IL months for all sums above Forty liars under IN at
Cesh, the purchaser giving Bends with approy ed
CURLY, TO bear interest iIom the date but ns il l. inn
porant to the interest Of the Estate that should be
able TO command the funds at a specified time will
sI'ee W fcmquiSH We INTEREST 10 thcse who ehal
their Bonds when due. No Property 70 be removed
until the terms Of the Sale shall be complied with To
prevena sscrihceeof the properly that may be offered
lot SAFE reserve the right OF making bid, in every
case, Tor the benefit OF the E.ate Ps,sons DESTROYS
oil viewing any part OF the Property before the day OF
sale. can do so by applying 10 Mr. Joseph p F7ippo
the Manage the FarH.
II Continuation Of the Executors Sole
on Monday the 18th day of December ne 1t will he
offered at public sale, in like manner at the late res
iaence oil Dani,l Grinnan. deceased, in the Town of
Frederick burg All the Personal Estate of said Grin
man, IN said TowD-con.istiDg OF Several Hou,e. Ser.
wants, Gardener, Cook, O,ter and Sempstress SC:
all the Household and Kitchen Furniture, Carriage
and Horses, light Wagon, Riding Horse, con.iaera.
bic Stock Of Books, with varsity oil other article. too
tedious TO enumerate. The terms Of Sale as stated in
the previous adv rtsement
JOHN S. WEXFORD Ex'or
OF the last Will and Te,tament Of
Oct Aids DANIEL GRINNAN deceasrd
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EJoIlCE.-A petition Will be presented u he next
~ General Assembly OF Virginia, by the Executors
Of VIM H. PeTkin-, decd, TO repay the estate 1856 10
win interest ON the same, being Improperly paid
oY hs Executors sDce he death for insovrnt militia
fines Sc a AO-w1u*
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TH7HE Subscriber have tor sale
n Wilson's napt cottOns
German eZnabutgs
Liverpool tiled sack, Of salt
English white lead
London silk aud gingbsm us brenas
London porter
Port wine, beUlsd IN 0porlo
Crates of earthe nwars, assorted
81 Nails quart bottles
Tin plate and bTszing copper
Also, very fine old Madeira wine, imported three
years ago, direct fem Madeira, and since then, has
had The benefit Of voyage to and from London.
Sept II. 40--l2t" c. & A WARWICK
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EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, 10 1oif:
sss#ss.s. pE ii remembered, that on the thirteenth
l.. 81 II - of August, in the flty-GIth year of the
S@kSHSEsF Independence Of the United States Of Ame
ca, R1Tf.u1E & Cook, Of the said District,
have deposited ints office the title of book the right
whereof they claim as propretors, in the words follow
ing, TO witt proceedings and Debates of the VIRGINIA
State Convention Of 1S29-30. To which, are subioin.
ed, the New Constitution of Virginia. aud The votes Of
the people"
"No free government, the blessing Of liberty, can
be preserved to any people, but by firm adherence TO
justice, moderation, temperance frugaity and virtue
and by frequent recurrence 10 fundamental principles "
- Pirginid Bill If Rights
In conformity TO the act of the Congress of the United
States, entitled can act for the encouragement of learn.
ing, by securing the copies Of maps, charts and books
TO The authors and propretors Of such copies during the
times therein mentioned" RID JEFFRIES
Clerk Of the Eastern District of Virginia
Oct. IL. 4J--w4w
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HSY virtue Of Deed 10 T'ustexecutrd to The sub
5D scriber by Pfe'ley Elicit, bearing Idae the 10Th
day OF May, 1923 and admitted 10 record IL, the office
OF Charles City County Court the IL hdsy OF the same
month and year, 10 secnrs the pawn. of debt then
owing from said Elicit 10 John A. Archer and bv re-
quest oil said Archer, shall, Thursday the S dsv
Of next month"; (November) being court day Tor Charles
CITY County, al the courthouse OF said county proceed
TO sell to the highest bidder for ready money at pub
NC suruon 'rset or parcel OF land, lying and teng i
said county Of Charles City, forrlsrly part Of the e..
vel Tract, and that portion which assrcf I'D to tho
said John A. Archer in right OF his wife Mao & il, tho
DIVISION t'eieoi' ana the same purchased by the .sa
Elicit from the said Archer and wifi; or such ooro, -
NE sad land Uf u whole be not requred as will be
sufficient 10 pay Pe charges anG expenses attending Ina
said Archer. =" '"o
ne uis 10 the above mentioned land IL ndisputabia
20 lar az know. belirve; but selling az (r1s,e
thsn convey such tide ooiy as is vested in me by the
deed above mentioned.
Ro W. CHRISTIAN. Trustee.
OcI Va. 49,
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FENIIE subscriber wishes TO rent, for Of years
q his plantation situated the South side of James
River, about fifty miles above Richmond. The soil
will compare advantagcously with James River lands
generally for the production Of corn wheat and obac-
co, and is in good arabic condition. r. r. MAYO
Oct 10. 46-A Near Columbia, Virginia.
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BID WANNA RIVER LAND FOR SALE-In
"a conformity TO the last WILL sc. OF Wilson j. Cary
decd the undersigned now offers tor sale on advsnta.
gsous terms, that valuable tract OF land long kpow by
the name OF Cary's Brook, situated in the county OF
Fluvanna, on the waters OF Rivanna river about nine
miles above the Junction of tina, river with the James
This estate contains by recent survey 2S67 acres
which 27I l2 acres are fist rate river low grounds
23S l2 second low grounds, n creek of
qua'iy scarcely inferior TO those lying on the rivers
and the balance l777 acres high land OF oua
n.y. large portion OF which is uncleared, and
iimoered The Improvements on this property, con.
si't OF large two storied brick dwelling house sui.
cient'y commodous, and recently erected; Kitchen ice
mousse, win the usual number OF out houses and oces
all conveniently situated, and arranged; also barns sta.
bes tobacco houses, shelters, gro cabin. &c &c in
good rePair-attached to it, and convenient dis.
'Ance IL an excellent grist mill, with solid stone dam
aud mill house, and ovcrshot wheel, running two
PAIR oil stones The custom at this mill il very proa
bic, and the stream which it is erected one of the
most lasting In this section Of country having
10 grind with abundant head OF water during the lat.
excessive drought; also the came Site a saw mill
capable oil doing very great work from IL,
location, and surrounded by io-menss tract OF hea vi
~ iimbered land In the immediate vicinity of thi.
estate are two large manufacturing mile, situated on
'ne waters oil The same river, and within the distance Of
'hrse m'les.-The undersigned deems it unnecessary
% enlarge upon the capabilities and advantages of his
estate quality OF it's soil, &c &c. The crops raised ON
are as large larger, than those raised on auy
'ae OF The same sze in this section oil country. Its
also I'm very improved state, having been extensively
laid down in clover and Timothy Ii is prerumed how.
ever, that those DESTROYS Of purchasing will satisfy
themselves OF It's superior advantages, by viewing the
premises The land will be sold entire or divided into
lots as may be required by purchasers Aso if do sir
ed, number Of exceedingly valuable slaves stock Of
every KIND, crop OH hand plantation utensils. &c will
ne disposed OF on the same terms with the lard If not
thus disposed Of the will be sold for cash Oh the
premIses-Terms Of sale will be accommodating and
made known by the undersil ned, by whom residing
at Palmyra Mills, or by Mr. Mel b. Gay living on the
pren'es-he property will he sbewn TO person. wi,h-
ing TO purchase. w. TIMBERLAKE, Adx,r
SEPT g. Sits OF Wil.on J. Cary d.c'd
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MOIlCE-The undersigned have associated fhern-
V selves, snd will conduct the Dry Good business
(a 'he store heretofore occupied by Hall Nsilson) Nm.
ger The brH Of ~ Nielsen & Co and are now op ming
a hIge ana general assortment Of Staple and Fsncy
goods "hieh heJ offer for sale the most 1torable
terms HALL NELSON,
CHARLES GAY,
VeIs 1876 THOS, w. MARION.
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4 ORDON s. TONNES, Commission Merchants.
"a N0UOik pd.-The subscribers respectfully an.
nonnoe to their friends and the public, that they have
assocised themselves together, under the above firm
Tor the purpose OF transacng business on commission
in his place. They deem it unnecessary to give any
piedgeio heir friends believing tina. they will be
shrd wlih their charges AMI exerions to aease They
have taken the large brick Warehouse on McPhail's
wharf, directly in front OF the Tobacco Warehouse.
JAMES GORDON,
EDMUND TONNES
Norfolk, Oct. S. A-vS,y
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Leesburg, Va. Sept. q, 1890.

Leesburg, Va Sept. q, 1880.
BY the admission OF The Rsv. Bishop Meade (whoss
testimony is more willingly and appropriately afforded
TO mere important race of anmap)-7 lbs OF wool
has b. en- for sens years shorn from 90 200 sheep-
yielding such wool ba. averaged in the last Is or is
yeas 35 cents per H. This Ho,k has been rai.ed by
rams from The stock OF Richard X Meade by re uIar
succession.
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NNy ASilNGTON HOTEL RICHMOND, VA
w The Subscriber having leased thi, old and well
known Estabshment Tor term, Of years, takes this
opportunity ~ announce 10 his friend. and The pubiic
generally aod particularly to tn. former visters OF h
house, that II viii he op-ned for the accommodation
company, on The first OF October Ii j. DO under 90.
ing a tn rough repair and will be fitted up in plain
but neat siy !e with beds bedding, and ot-r
irrniure all new, and OF the best kind. HE Servants
are attentive aud experienced, and his Bar DO.
lite and accommodating. His Bar shall at all time be
well suPpied with the best liquors ana wines and his
Table vi the most choice delicaciCs of the saasor
which the city and country afford and he flat.ets
himself that by utreang alten lou 10 his busne s Ii
viii give entire saiisaciion TO all who may favor him
with their company.
The WAsHINGToN HOTEL s situated in the most
pleasant part OF the city INN da!ey opposite the Cdp
toll, aud contiguous 10 all the Public Offices and bui
short distance from the Theatre, the Banks the Basin
the Warehouses ard the Offices Of the principal Millers
OF The city; aud at the time sufficiently at emOv.
Ell TO Afford gentlemen quiet retreat When they wish
TO retire from tie hustle and noise OF the streets Such
are the local advantages Of this house that may ven
iure to affirm, that gentlemen visiting Richmond, Ell
her on business or Tor pleasure, will find il OF the
most pleasant situations in the city.
In addition 20 what transient custom he may be IA
vored with, the subscriber will be able
twenty-five or thirty BOdRDERS, by the week
non'h or year, oil the most reasonable term.
ROBERT G. MACON,
Sept II 3S-tf Late OF GoochIand Court. House