Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-24

| RMILITARY LAND BOUNTY CLAIMS
1VE take this method of making known TO those claim
ing Military Land Bounty that shall be at Richmond
in the course of few weeks, when shall be prepar-
ed TO aid them in obtaining their Military Land Bounty
Warrants; or to enter into contracts for the location OF
such warrants.-Ny shall be liberal those
any other Agent in this business.
residence for many years in the West and long
lperience in land matters, will, faer myself enable
me TO transact the business TO the satisfaction of those
who may confido it TO me-Leers post paid, addressed
to me in Richmond, TO the of VIM. Barrett Esq. will
receive immediate attention.
August 3. 25-IOt JAMES TAYLOR,
T.No THE PUBLiC.-My Friends aud the Friends
n of Thomas Heskell, and the public generally, are
informed that have taken interest with Mr. Heis.
kell in the CITY HOTEL, North Third street, Phla-
deiphia Mr.. Heiskell being largely engaged i'm coal
niue, will have but little time spare pay his usual
attention TO the Hotel therefore the whole greater
part oil the management Of the House will rest me;
and can assure the public that pains or attention
in my power shall be spared, TO render those who may
favor us with call, comfortable in every respect
The advantages which this House possesses over many
establishments, generally known, and renders
necessary TO say any thing that subject this
time, than that il undergoing many repairs rendered
necessary from the ravages OF time and the great bust
ness which has been done in il. From the time of its
first opening, the City Hotel has done very large bu-
sness perhaps than any other house in the city or
in this country, and so it ought when the advantages
has taken into is useless TO parcu
arlZe them 10 those who have visited the House. but
to that portion of the public who have not, may
be amiss TO mention particularly the Parlos and
Chambers appropriated for Families, which all large
and airy, fronting the street, and furnished i'm
handsome stle. Each Parlor has Bed Room attached
to it, and is contracted and convenient TO each
ther that dodgers exposed TO the public part
OF the house, but private if they in their
own houses-which renders it very pleasant for Ladie
and well calculated give satisfaction any house
OF the knl, in that department. that have
As for the Gentlemens' Rooms, am there is
house in this city that has better, and few in this
country have halt good have been long eneag-
ed in the public line in Petersburg Va where it is
very that il is necessary, ed indspensably so
to pay every attention in the construction of public
house to admit of free circulation OF air. that think
myself something OF Judge; aud better Rooms in
this Hotel never saw. Every Room has large win
dow, either opening Third street. which is a very
wide one fine, large open space in the this
opening is not only caused by the handsome large yard
attached 10 the house. but has likewise the advantage
many yards belonging TO private houses, which
down along side of it, and which look very pretty adj
hitting OF free circulation OF air and adding very much
TO the comfort of the inmates OF this splendid establish
ment, very to be foVnd in large city Phadel
phia Splendid Baths, great luxury warm weather are
attached TO this comfortable resting place for the
travellers. Taking all together amin hopes that all
who may give trial will be comfortable while with
us, and pleased when going away. The best OF Ser
wants that be had and the best of every thing that
the market affords, will he procured, hv
JOHN NIBLo.
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