Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26
RICHMOND RACES

- Tuesday IN December nert.
The Proprietor of Tree Hill contemplates in future
TO have four meetings at Tree Hill in each year. The
second Fall Races this year will commence the first
Tuesday an December merit the day after the Legisla-
ture meets.
First Day-A swcepstake for year old colts and
hes; two mile heats; entrance 5000, half forfeit; four
subscribers and closed
L. VIM. r. Johnson enters b. f. Virginia TAYLOR, out
OF Coquette, by Sir Charles.
2 j. M. Seldep, Marion filey out of Sir Henry's
sister.
B. Abner Robinson, Jemima wilkerson, by Archie.
4. Thos. Watson, (of Tree Hll0 Annette, by Sir
Charles
Second Day-Proprietors Purse, 5000; two mile
heats; entrance SIS.
Third Doy-Jockey Club Purse, $500; three mile
heats; entrance 500
The Proprietor little doubts but there will be fourth
days race; and in the OF no other the gate money
oil that day Will be given 10 a handy cap purse.
In furnishing these second races, has relation
the Club now formed at Tree H the Proprietor
himself puts up the money, and hopes there will be
diculty In case oil bad weather. to postpone the
TO good day.
u. On Wednesday Che 3d days Race there will b.
sold, Immediately after the Race, some fine bloodsd
Mares ard Colts
Oct. %. 4s-td J. NJ. sELDEN, Proprietor.
NWTASHlNGTON HOTEL RICHMOND, VA
w The Subscriber having leased this old and ell
known Establishmen for term, of years, takes thi.
opportunity TO announce TO his friends and The public
generally, aud particularly TO the former vi.vrs OF tn
house. that it will be opened for the accommodation OF
company, on the fret OF October. Ii is underg o-
but neat style, with beds bedding, and other lie
furniture, all new and of the best kind. His Servants
are attentive aud experienced aud his Barkeepers po
lite and accommodating. His Bar shall all times be
well supplied with the beat liquors and wines and his
Table with the most choice delcacies of the season
which the city and country can aford and he atters
himself, that by unrentng attention his business
WIZ give entire satisfaction 10 all who may favor him
with their company.
The WAsHINGroN HOTEL is situated in the mo =,
pleasant part OF the city, ediaely opposite the Capi.
toll, and contiguous TO all the Public Offices and but
short distance from the Theatre, the Banks the Basin
Ahe Warehouses; aud the offices of the principal Mlers
oil the city; and at the time sufficiently a7
ed to afford gentlemen quiet retreat when they wis
10 retire from the hustle and noise OF the streets Such
are the local advantages of this house. that may ven
ure TO affirm, that gentlemen visiting Richmond, ell
Their business for pleasure will find one Of the
most pleasant situations in the city. In addition 10 wha,
transient custom he may be favored with the subscri-
Der viii be able 10 accommodate twenty-five or thirtt
BOARDERS, by the week, month or year. on the
most reasonable terms. ROBERT c. MACON
Sept IL 3S-u Late OF Goocbland Court House,
ETNI0N HOTEL, CITY OF RIcHMoNp, VA-The
" subscribers having taken this spacious and sle
giant house, are prepared to accommodate travellers and
boarders, Ell her families or single gentlemen, by the
Gay, week month or year, on the most liberal terms.
The Union Hotel is pleasantly situated on L
or Main Street, little below the Market House,
snffcieEuy near TO the business part of the ci.
~; while, at the Same time, it is Withdrawn from
the noise and hustle incidental TO public places
containing near 100 rooms including parours, saloons
&c, all furnished in superior styis, combining both
nea,nes' and elegance.
The tables will always be plentiiuy furnished, with
such varieties the market and neghhourug place.
aiard, aud the bar with the most choice liquors
Tue bed rooms are spacious and airy, and the beds
clean ana II good and attentive servants, with dispo
si,ion Oh the part of all attached the house to please
are calculated TO add 10 the foregoing
then will The p'oprieors rot ouy deserve but hope
receive the patronage OF the public. They have good
stables convenient 10 the house. well supplied with pro-
vender and experienced osters.
The General Stage Office is kept at this house. where
seats 10 all the different Stages may BE- taken.
VIM. III SHIELDS,
Aug. 81. 33-tf JOHN ARMISTEAD