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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-15
NOTICE.

4 BARGAIN can be had in FIRST rate
"A THRESHINQ MACHINE, for
six horses. With all its apparatus IN good
order Any person wishing to purchase
can have good bargain, for cash or
wheat. Those wishing 10 view il at work
can call at Mr.. Jacob Moler's, near Hall
town JOHN KEPHART
Dec. ), IS3n-3t
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A ME- TING of the Overseers OF thr Poor
~ Of Jeff.rso" coaasy. viii be beld nc the
tavern Of Hiss Edmonds in Charic,to~n, on
which time and place proposals. wih be- re-
eeived fur Superintendent 10 take charge II
the poor the ensuing yesr--said supesinte nd.
ant w'l'b be required to furnish = suitable house
for their accommodation. And 1t tile same
time. proposals. will be received to supply the
poor With the necessary quantity Of pork,
beef. Hour. corn. closhing, SC for one year
from the krst Of January next. A full meet.
ing OF the board 10 requested NJ an carly hour,
Ind the proposals 0uss be handed in soon az
ter the bosr,i is fosm<d. The Sher fts will
be expected TO settle their accounts ON tina,
day. ~ order,
JAMES brown. elk.
nov. -, 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-15

M T. would respectfully snsousee 10 our
w tiiends and euseemess. thai we have.
within the lat week. eoupmeuced receiving
our supply Of FsH asd Wsniev Goods, and
shall be receiving from time 20 time until our
stock 10 completed. Our =. &. Lane - .i.il
in market, attending the auction roosns. from
which he 10 &C ading IN goods NJ tie most re-
duced prices, enabling US. thereby TO give
good bargains to our customers or say oshers
which may give us call. Among those just
received. aud opening, may be found
Blue, black. olive aud MKT Cloths.
Blue, black and MKT Czssiussres and Cassf
nets,
Drab Cloths. Every iow)
Duiile and point Blankets.
%. 10, II, and II rose Blank cts,
Scarlet flannel. plain ard sgur.d.
Red. yellow and white flanneis,
Rich Scotch Competing.
Venetian do. cotton do.
Scotch and Tartan Plaids,
Morenos and Circassisns for ladies' dresses or
cioAks,
Swans down, Toilineu and Valencia ves,ings,
tSomhszetts and Bonb.z,nes.
Black and blue black Gro-dc-Nap Silks,
Fashionable figured do DO.
Fashionable chsngeable Silks, "a new article
BLACK Gro de Berlin do.
iiro~n Beog~Iian l'vpln "a new article for
drcsses)
Rich black Italian Silks, (very cheap
Gentle men's black Italian silk Cr.yats.
Rich winter ribbands and BcI.ings,
Plain snd bordcred linen csmbric Hsndk cr
chiefs,
Ladies' lloskin Gloves and Mits,
Gcntlemen's do. Gloves,
IRISH linens and Lawns,
Linen Cambvicks, very cheap
Thread lsces and edgings. bobbinet laces and
Edg'ngs.
A very large supply Of rich Calicoes,
Long and square scarlet mcrino Shawls,
black dc.
Black and scarlet Cashmere do.
IA scarlet. blue, black, white and black thi.
bet do.
With a grca, variety Of small shawis and
Handkerchiefs,
Rose bordered cloth sha~l., plain and black
ditto.
"a 9-4 and 1914 linen table disper-bird eye
/ ditto.
"a and Ia checks am furniture Cot,ons,
500 yards furniture Dimiiy, (vcry handsome
and cheap
A large supply ofiadies black prunelIo Shoes
Children's prunello boots and sorsted Socks,
! Sd and ~ black Italian Grapes. hat do.
Black, scarlet and green silk veivc,s.
large supply of brown and blcsched do
nestle goods,
Plaid and striped do.
A large supply Of China glass and queens
ware, comprising elegant tea setis. and
every other article in general use. Also
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NEGRO WOMAN ron SAVE

4 WOMAN 10 or 20 years Of sge. who ha,
"A been accustomed to perform oil the du-
ties pertaining To house servant, is offered
for sale. She may be had upon reasonable
terms, If application b~ made soon. aur.
chaser IN the county would be preferred.
Inquire al this Office.
Dec. I, Is5O.-St.
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Negroes for Hire.

=; WILL hire. AT public hire. on Thurs
- day the s0lh OF December, at the Ia.
vern Of Mr. Lewis Wysong. at Bunkcrs.
Hill. about FIFTY valuable slaves. con.
si,tinS OF men. women. boys. and girls.
SAN'L CAMERON, Guovdian.
for The heirs Of n. Buv,vei, dec IL
Dec. s, 1850.
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NEW ooODsl NEW GOODS ;.

UEoRGE w. IiAMMoND ha, the ul.s.
sure 'e announce 10 his customers, that lie
has just returned from market. and u nov
Receiving snd oprnirg large aud general
ss-o''ment 81 Byifish. Ffeuch. Tsafa and Ne
nestle GOODS, among which sfe a grss,
macy entirely new style fancy articles. Tie
considers unnteessary 90 20 psfgicaisFize,
n"t would invite al those wishing 10 par
chsse. 81 caiI and examine bis STOCK.
Oct -, 1850.
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NOTICE

"A LII persons who have Tin and other Ware
IA IN m, shop at Hsrpers Ferry, which has
been repaired, are requested to take sad ar.
"S'es away, ON or before the 10Th Of Decem.
Der next, otherwise they will be sold for the
cost OF the work. NN. l.. CHIpt Ey
Nov. -, 1850.
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FOR Sale.

IN Saturday the 18th Of December, n
~ tract of land, y ing in Frederick county,
va on Bruce's run, above Brucs's mills, aud
adjoining Brucs's farm. (now Montgomery
i'Ins between that and David RiJgway's
isrm. The run that turns Bruce's mills
passes through the farm There sre q good
mill seat and very good place for a ian.
ysrd and dsI'liery. on aneser-fsiling sires IN
This tract CONTAINS les acres, one third in
timber The Improvements. q good dwell.
ing house with 3Tooms below, kitchen and
smoke house, iwo barns, and an orchard -
There are several springs on the farm, and
wafer 10 every heid. and lie. within eight
miles ~ Winchester. near Ito main road
from ShePherdsiown TO Winchester.
Terms one half oasb, on The day OF sale.
and the bslance on the fret day OF April
next, at which time will gi'o FULL posses.
Ion, az IL Is now rented. aud the isnsnI',
''ne will then expire. Twill give general
warranty deed. rs the title. if the purchaser
paw AL ~ hand. and will give posscssion i'm
medisiely after the sale. snd make the title.
Dee g. THOMAS CAMPBELL
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-15
Has, Boots. and Slloes.
Fall and Winter Goods.

ISL received. at the store Of the up.
- deTsigned. fresh supply Of
SEASONABLE GOODS.
Consisiing Of every description Of u.sCol
ana ornamental articles. They will be
sold. ~ usual. al such rates as cannot 6,,l
to please SAMUEL (;InS0E
harpers Ferry, Oct. 90, 1880.
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FAIL GoOnS-

VIE subscriber u now opening a lsre.
imply 81 Fan Goods, which he v I'm
di'pos' 81 on ihe most reasonable tenn.
oc' ~ MPuREy KEYS
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NOTICE..

IL persons indebted to the late firm OF
oALLaHEH DAUCuEHTT. are INFORMED Il
fhst the partnership was dissolved nm The l.,
Cay Of October last, and that pa,mrnt of sIl
sums due io them. which accrued brt~een
we 10Th ut February, 1899, aud the time OF
p''so'ut'on. mus, he made immediately, as :,
absolutely necessary 20 settle up the bus,
ness ct the concern. Payment may be made
TO esther OF the subscribers, or 20 either Mr..
Jon" Palmer or Mr.. ~. n Galisber, who
WIN always be found at the Office Of the
" Free Press"
joins 6 GALLAHER,
J. L. DAUGHERrY.
Nov. %, 1850
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-15
TWO MORE CASES.

ME have just received FROM the Auc-
w ton Rooms, two entire cases Of Leg.
horn Flats. IN addition TO the ,w o cases re
ce'Vea short time since; those Just re
eelved are OF a beautiful quality. aud are
gong on readily nj ~ -, 90. I rs,
oO, aud upwards. for super qosliiy; We
can therefore with confidence IL pleasing.
invite sh Who may want the article. 60 gis =
%. a call before they purchase Also, An
additional supply of Ticb Ribbons, Straw
bands &c. We would also invite the at
sention OF the ladies 20 an extensive and
splendid assortment Of Casze IIandker
chiefs and SesTfs. Of every shade and co
'ovr III T.. LANE. X co.
Cheap''de. Shepberdstown. Aug %.
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ATTORNEY 1T L.7Jf.
T>ENDERS his professional services On the
u psbiic. lie can generally be found n
his Office. IN Capt. Elmoads' hotel. Charles-
town. Oct. 81. 1850.
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

"E wish 20 purchase ONC ETJM-
w DRIED NEGROES % both sexes.
from u 10 20 years of age. Also, mocha
mes oil every description. Apply at Ohm
Burkmsster's tavern.
Any letters addressed 10 us az this plac.
vii meet prompt attention.
5 e.. FRANKLIN,
T.. r. LEGG.
Charlestown, Dee. 1. 1890.
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Valuable Farm for Rent.
NEGROES ZOE HTnU

Will offer for hire. 81 feefown, thirty or
: to''y valuable Slaves, consisting ~ Men.
=, ,''en. Boys, snd C'rla. on Tuesday The
l8th Of thus month
JOHN YATES, Guardsas
n y re hei's II Rielsayd Dgyisr, ,i<e'd
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Rare and Desirable Articles.
WE HAVE M STORE

- A&s 04O1&,
al CsCAI WINE by the case or single
WI bottle,
Cordisls by The doz. or single bottle.
reserved ginger by the jar or single ID.
Oranges and Lemons.
Rsisins sod " sInnis,
Crackers snd Cheese,
SOds. Biscuits and Almonds,
Florida snd Cologne water.
Our frie nds and customers who may wan, an,
ct the above articles, are very pol,teiy re-
qutsted TO call and supply themselves
CLEVELAND q CRAICIIIII..
Nov. -.
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CALL AND SEE

a sddihoual snpriy 81 stout TwtI.IFD
- BAGS, jnsi fecevsd-Also. q lot of
very sioui pICk GAGS. new article
iho'e "ho haze not supplied u.emsetys.
"a D"ss. "'li % vel " cell snd exztsine
tbs new supply C.IASE y 80
shephera-tswn, Oct. 9.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-15

Oh best quality doub1..ran, Twilled
~OSI BAGS, just received and for sale by
oet. L. G. w. HAMMOND.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-15

IfiS superior snd vel tired article. male
~ collins \ Co. Hartford, Conn of the
DC" double feii0ed rssisei. can be lsd a tbs
"ofe Z" y. G.. LANE aCO.
Chesps'de. shspher,Is,ovn, Aug. ~.
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WANTED TO IIIRE

ECoR the ensuing year. Negr" Woman.
- who is good cook. washer and ironer.-
f"r such an one. liberal wages will be given
Apply 81 this Office.
Nov. 10, 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-15

A FRESH supply Of old Port, real Ma.
"A drira. and Sicily Madeira Wines
warranted pure. with an exceIlent assert
meni oil other Wines. Liquors. sc. just
received, aud for sale. by
SAMUEL GIBSON.
Harpers Ferry, Oct 90, 1880.
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TwILLHD BAGS,

"E have received another supply of twill
w led Bsgs and Begging
=, CLEYEL-f.N'D s. CR.fIGHILL.
Nov 81. 1880.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER
AAAA0


NEW FALL AND WINTER
000O8.
Gideo~ Fl Rupert E Rs'sdetrA Kosrslar
ID ESPECTFULLY inform their
IL friends and the public, that the y
have received and finished opening. their
ssPPly OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
selected with great cafe from the latest
impor,siions. aad purchased principally
at auction fpr cash. eosnpsisin. every wa
riciy OF Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware
China, Queens and Glassware; u large
stock OF Shoes and Hats. Also. a supply
Of very superior Bar Iron. Steel and Cast.
ings, Salt Sc Sc: all OF which they are
determined 10 sell ON the most reasonable
terms for cash. or on tho usual credit "a
punctaal customers. They feel confidcn,
that their assortment is ~ good. If not Su
pe'ior 10 any other in this place. Pur
chasers are respectfully invited 10 call aut
judge Tor ihcmselve,
Middleway, Jefferson co. Va. 3
Dec. 8, IS30.-6t.
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Trs1iss'", wgEELS, ~
JOHN 5. GALLAITET .
CONDITIONS.
The FssE Pass is Published weekly. :,
TWO DOLLARS & PITY cTs

PER ANNyN,
Payable hslfysasiy in adssnces bu, Two do,
lAns all be received ss psSment IN 6,1 I,
pad eni,sely ~ sdssnce should pst1,sp, 4,
' holly deferred until The sbd 81 ,Le V,s,
Insts DotLiHs vill be invariably eh.rg,,
B-f~ 81 advertisements ppsser,sd fss 4,
ssito". ~ili be eonlisussl unid forbidden. a..
ehs'rtd seeofdingiy. unIs - speci.ls.lest.st
90 la eOGiIsfy be gwen.
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NEW STORE,

nj A.7OLE'S MILLS.
vvNHE subscribers respectfully inform the
Il public. that they are receiving hand
some stock Of cb,iro
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Dee 8. 1880
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-14
NEW YORK MARKET Al -

colSo"ln Consequence of the intelligence from
Europe OF an advance, an active business bns becn
done IN this market at improvement of ,hon, ns
bales. ''"'ieu S,Soo
FF'1T-The quantity of all descriptions on hoDd
IS very greatly reduced The sales ofthe week bsyo
been 1000 barrels of Baltimore Howard strcct =, %
n few hundred barrels of Western, were sold At 81
tnich IS an advance; 1000 Troy, So with per Son
OH Tor cash Rye Flour has advanced fully q cts
barrel. ~ % % per
Hran;-D1ring the week 200 bushels of Ar,-
ryIand Wheat have been disposed Of al 81 ccn,s
ana cargo of Virginia at 80. Large sales Of Son'
theIn corn at ~ cts for yellow, and 80 a 10 for
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-14

SALES Ar IArRr-March g.
Cotton-l1i bales Georgia, 80 i-s (duty paid); 5g
do do Of; % do Mobile co. Sd do do so; rs do Virgin
Ia III; OIL Louisiana, 81; - do do 90 lie; 80 do at
81 SO. Total $50 bales.
Riee--2i7 ticrces, %; $50 DO % so.
L'vEnrooI., March 6.(by way of Havrol-Cot
ton continues IN good dcmand 1000 bales were sold
Wuay,o OF which half were OF American sorts at the
guo'atlons 600 bales Bo,ctds were taken on specu-
la'ioh at ID 10 The sales of tho ,yeel,
provcmcnt indeed in Brazils. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-14
PHILADELPHIA MARKET An ,o

F1our and Meat--Supertine Flour CONTINUES stc,-
Gy' al $3.50 at which price about 1000 barrels bno
been taken for immediate export leaving sron
ply on hand. Sales of Rye flour at Sa,54a s.. noiv
hrmlY held az the latter price - 'O"
Gran'-Supp'ios Of wheat have been small onc
cargo onsquchnnnn sold at 81 cts. and one Deawa,o
at 20 cts Corn has sold freely at 81 cts for wJ,;,c
and 80 80 cts for yellow ''' ""i'c'
WhStey-llas improved shndc saIes havo bcc,
made during the week at 81 CTS. in hhds. and % n
sold yesterday at % cts. ''''' Woo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-14
BALTIMORE MAREET-Annu -

Ffour.-Fhe receipts Of Howard street E,lonr d.,
ring the past week were very trihnp comparcd with
previous ones and consequently Tho transaetions ers
limited Saics were made from the stores tbronnL
the week OF several small lots at prices rsnonr finn
- 5-O 10 7-lG-towards tho close Of Tho wool in
consequence Of the small stock on hand and ,J,c 10,
considorabc supplies coming in, holders became frr,
~ S49 The advance caused Suspension ia r,,r
chascrs but as the demand for the British rnnrEci
remained steady, we nre inclined to tbinE that IN,
article VIII command the advance dcu,nJod TIL
Wagon price which had been steady nt siI durino
the earlier part Of the week, became affected bv nc
rise ~ thc Store price, and advanced 10 81 sic M
the close of the week. ~
oU'9Neh"nndh Fionr.--Thc demand for tins nriicIr
dnrIng the Inst week remained undated many nUr
chascs being nadc for tho European maj kets Snlos
were MADE not only Of tho stock sforo but of nenr
~ every barrel which reached ~ rom tho rive rbc
prices ~ the earlier part Of the week wero et a.
l8s, and 25-ihc former for cash and the l,,,c,
on tlmo. Towards tho close Of the wook scyo,ot
sales were made at ~ cash; and moro woulJ b,g,
ocen taken II there bad been any in market.
Corn JuenL-Thc sales ranged thtopclou, o.,
week at 81 % III per bbl. -"
Corn'-Ths article IN tho earlier pnrt oftbc wo,i
became somewhat depressed in price and sales yvcy,
made OF white at 321 80 cents and of veiov, az ,
90 cents per bushcl towards tho close of the wool
however III improvement took place md tho Normct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-20
ROBERT JOHNSTON e. SON =

"A RE now Receiving an extensive and general as
IA sortmcnt of Hardware, Cutlery & which
they will sell for cash or the usual credit A.
mongst which are--anvils vices, bellows hammers,
screw plates, flies aud rasps, mill, pit cross cut, and
hand saws; bench and moulding planes, chisses.
gouges, braces and bats, squares, drawing knives
augers hatchets axes, SC locks and latches of ali
kinds hinges, bolts, wood Screws nails. brads. cut
and wrought tacks, sprigs, &C. brass and glass com
mode knobs, paw, socket and ball cnsiors cloak
and curtain pins, curtain bands green cord and ,as
sel7, bed Joints copper and iron lcake Ties tea and
coffee pots coffee mills, bell metal kettles and NOR
'ars stew pans, walters, copper and iron chatting
ulshrs' 'a6e ana tea spoons, candlcsticks, lamps,
men, tNc. &c. pocket, pen and sportsmens knives.
ivory handle knives and forks bufaoe and buck horn
do. IN sets, bone and wood handles do in dozens,
curriers', cutting hay knives shears and scissors ra
Zors, anccts. &c. &c. stoves, castings steel trace
well and halter chains, spades and shoves, frying
pans, screen WIRE, cotton cards, surveyors commas
es AID instruments, Thermometers. looking glasses.
Baltimore window glass of all sizes, and a general
assortment of polished and plated saddlery; bride
reins. &c &c. oct tI-3,nvtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-20
STOCK SALE,
Aucts

rENllE subscriber beng about 10 close his business
oilers his extensive and valuable stock of sea
sonable DRY GOODS at AUcTIoN. on Wednesday,
20 day of October, INST at 10 o'clock AT his Store
IN MainStreet opposite to the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
blue blk and miXd broad clio ms and cassmcres; blue
and mIX'd saltiRetts some Of which n ra supor;our.
red, white, green and yellow dannes; rose pnint and
whitney blanket; blk and cold Rhodes bombaZetis
and crcasslans; Scotch plaids; "a color'd mcr,no
cloths Tor children; tolnett and Valencia vestng; blk
SILK cut and uncut velvet, for do. case scarlet and
| white real merino long and Sd square sbav,ls of
very superior fabric and colors; case ca Thine,
shawls; Ps ca super blk bombszne; case blk las
tIngs 900 ps silks. consisting OF ok and coord IaI-
ian iusitlns; gros de maple, leyanne and colod flor
ences blk and cold satIns; case blk and white sill,
stockings; 400 ps cut and uncut bandanna and FLAG
SIX hckls DIX, silk, evantne and Italian lustruy do
case blA Canton grapes: large assortment of cut
and uncut ribbons blk and white lace wells and canes
hob5lnet and hreadlaces and fuotings; muslin thread
and satin trimmings; case IA and Cd bobblnet la
ces paTnyrean and batiste. for dresscs 4OH linen
cambria hdkts, some Of which are very elegant;
case ladies' hcrskn gloves; case genilemens' do,
SINAI! case IL nanklns for Ladies habit dresses:
large assortment Of cambrics and ackonet muslns;
inquired, book ano Swiss do checked and riped do;
case very superior Clsrks sewing cotton on spools
large quantity flag and fancy hanGkercbjefs
white and grey worsted hose and half hose: | case
superior g buttons, paddings twist and sewing slR,
particularly for talcrs 100 lbs black and white
thread, best quality; 400 pieces English and domestic
prints bleached and unbleached sheetnrs and shirt
| Jugs; 600 pieces 8, IA and 81 linens and linen
sheetings- Oh and lO4 table diaper superior bird
eye do; case oil sizes shell combs valued at : 600
The above. with every other article which consti-
tute desirable retail assortment valued at from
20 to p thousant doars) will then b. offered 10 the
/ highest bidder 1t presents of the best oppor
tuni;es for country and city dealers and tailors to
make up their assortment, which Will be offered this
season, all of whom are respectfully invited to at
tcnd.-Sac 10 be conducted by
l D4VENPoRT, ALLEN s. Co. Aucts.
octo WM q. PYLE.
j. Ailer the above sale of stock the store. COMMIT
iuE-room and cellar, will be rented To the highest
bidder till the first Of 3lay next fixtures included
w. PYLE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-20
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,

'uNHE Subscriber having leased tins old and well
- known Establishment, for n term of wears takes
TINS opportunity to announce to his friends and the
bubble generally, and particularly to the former visit
ers of the house. that i. will be opened for the ac-
commodation OF company, on the first of October -
IL is now undergoing thorough repair and will he
fitted up plain but neat style, With beds be DUNG
and other necessary furniture, oil new, aud of tho
best kind. His servants attentive experience
ed, and his Bar-Reepers polite and sccommadatinr-
Ills Bar shall at all times be supplied with the best
liquors and wines, aid ms Table with the most choice
decacics OF the season, which the city and count ~
can Afford and lie atters himself. that by unremit
ting attention to his business, he will give entire
satisfaction TO all who may favor him with their com
pany
The WASHINGTON HOTEL. is situated in the
most pleasant part of the city, immediately opposite
the capitol and contiguous TO all the Public Offices,
ana Uut short distance from the Theatre the Banks
the BASIN the Warehouses, and the offices of the
principal Mlllers OF tue city; apd at the same time
suHclenty lar removed to aiinr gentlemen a quiet
retreat when they wish retire from the hustle an
noise OF the streets Such are the local advantae cs
of this house, that may venture to affirm that Gen
temen visiting Richmond, either for business or for
pleasure, viii find IL of the most pleasant sit,a
tons in the city.
In addition TO what transient custom he NAV be
favored with, the subscriber will be able 10 accom-
modate tsccnty.fre THIRTY BOARDERS by the
week, month, or~year, OH the reasonable terms
sept lG--ts ROBERT G MACON.
Goochiand Court House
~ The Petersburg Old Dominion Iynchburg Virruiap
Charlottesville Advocate Political Arena and Stanton Spcc
ato will publish the above week for one month and
forward their accounts to the Wing Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-20
Dancing Academy
AT TANBARK-UALI

AT TANBAKk HALL.
A UGUSTE TATlN will open an Institution for
IA Dancing in the above establishment on We'd
nesday, the Goth inst, in which he will teach his
Pupils the most fashionable Dances now praclsed in
the Northern Cities that have Iateiy come out from
Paris Terms, S16 per quarter and instruction
three times week.
Auguste latin will also attend any boarding
school or private family, at suitable hours.
There is a class of young gentlemen being
made up for evening tuition, IN which q few yacan-
cies exist
oct LIFT