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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07

AH X THOMAS MOALE.-- Take notice that on Fri
~ II day the 18th day of October next at the Swan
tavern IN the city OF Richmond shall take the eposi-
ton of William Mann, be read as evidence upon the
hearing OF an injunction depending s. undetermined
in the United States Court for the fifth Circuit. and
Eastern District OF Virginia, in which am plaintiff and
you sse defendant. Yours &C.
JOHN S. WEXFORD.
august iU 2S-wSw
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I'D edmond FEMALE SEMINARY .MKs
Eev CHHisrfxNrA G. BURKE, respectfully an
noupces hsr intention TO open in this city, on the first
nay OF October next, Seminary for the admission OF
Young Ladies' as Boarders and Scholars
III contemplated 10 offer institution, combining
the most solid requirements, with the most popular and
iashionabie accomplishments. Without LAYING claim
10 any extraordinary qualifications Tor disciargng the
arduous and highly responsible duties which will de-
vove on her as Principal Mrs feels confident tbs
an early attention 10 the subject Of Education, and an
experience OF many in its dcailsunited to the
assistance OF so many able teachers, will enable her 10
Afford advantages equal any in this State and not in
fefior TO those Of any Northern institution
Mrs. Burke will receive daily assistance from Mr.
Burke, at an hour not interfering the duties of his
own Seminary; Mr.. Macully, Teacher of yuafhemaf-
les IN the Richmond Seminary will also give daily In
sruction In the branches connected with his DEPART
ment
Mr.. Stephen Bernard, native of France, will teach
the modern languages
Music, Drawing and Dancing, will be taught by the
most approved masters.
Boarders will receive that parental attention. which
whilst IL avoids undue restraint, will insist on The fulfil,
ment Of all moral and religious duties, and enioin a
strict regard for those obseryances best calculated TO
insure an easy and becoming department:
The following table exhibits more extensive course
Of studies than Is generally offered for the education OF
females They are submitted in detail on account nj
The belief tina, many parents will consider be,a essen
fial Ia nlefc eiar
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9lAlNE'S TAVERN FOR SALE.-Wil he sold.
hO on The pre- misses, TO the highest bidder on Thurs
day me 3oi day OF September next that n kno N
stand, RAiNES TAVERN, with the Land attaches
10 the same, containing by survey 400 acres. situated
IN the county OF Cumberland, the junction Of IN.
man Northern Sonthera, Eastern and Western aye
Roads, and neatly equi-distant fom Richmond ard
Lynciburg. The many other advantages connect ed
with this stand, believed to he 80 well known az 10
render iurlher description Of IL SufIic.
10 say that II Is inferior 10 none in Virginia
above property will be cold on liberal credit, (sav
IRON one to five years) the purchaser or
gvng bonds, with approved security, and De ed oi
trust on the same 70 secure the ssop
w'l bs riven the first day of January Hsx, with the
wheat this Fail. r -
AT the came time ard place. will be offered for sal.
one other TRACT OF LAND, adjoining the aboy.
place. containing by estimation one hundred and eighty
acres, win new and hrst improvements sifuate
within 300 yards OF the Tavern and so constructed az
10 sur me convenience Of profe sona men, Any per-
son wishing 10 view the Land and mprov emente will
make sPpeaion TO Mr. Peter b. Foster residing al the
Tavern.--Ths Land, with the imv rovrments will al.o
he soId on the sainc terms the above Tavern
AZ the same time and place. aud on the zane terms
VIII De offered one other TRACT OF LAND living
withn one mile OF said Tavern, CONTAINING 400 acres
INFERIOR IN point 81 soil TO in the surrounding
boihood ANY person wishing to view the orc misses
will apply sabove.
And, al the same time and place, and on the same
terms, will be offered for sale MILL SEAT on Geern
creek, on which is erected good Mill House with
two pair OF Mill Stones pair OF which s 6est
Burr, with all other necessary machinery readv 10 90
into operation, the dam which was broken nv n
las. Springs rain This properly lies also within two
h'.es OF SAID Tavern. JOHN RAINE
aug. H. 32-wt,fs
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q NASH FOR WHEAT.--f will give the market
~ price Tor Wheat deliverable at my store on Cary
Street where offers Tor sale general assortment at
IloceIes' .o,on yarns cotton oznaburgs and 81 Or
sheeiings Of Messrs. Cunningham and Anicrsop's ma
nu.ac'ory, ~ ID. ANDERSON, Jr.
August 81. 33-wo,,
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(No6)
Erfrdct OF letter received By the present Nary 4gent
at Norfolk, from L. Il. Scranton of Madison CON-
secficn, dated 10Th June, 1880.
But the stone which were sold to Mr.. King for COP
ing stone and which are with called curb stone were
not dear at twenty-five cent foot running measure
last year-but that kind have rahcv fallen would
be willing TO deliver like them, this season. at twenty
cent 1907, running measure. will deliver you what
you may want of stone like the above, except say from
IL to lfnches wide, with straight hewed edge, al
eighteen cent foot, running measure
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Commanding u S. .Navy1Yrd. Goport.
Mr.. Griee's Letter (yva. 81

Mr.. Grice's Letter mo. 81
u. s. NAVY YARD, GosPoRr,
August 10th, 1880. :
SrR-Your note Of this date requesting me to state tho
conversation had with JeIfies Wilkinson respecting
the stone delivered by l. Scranton have just received
and comply with your request.
Its we'll known to you that JeffiesN wilkinson was
employed by contract lay stone under ship House No.
l. under my direction. AT the time the stone was de-
hvered, missed Jelries Wilkinson from his work and
enquired Of the workmen where he was and they in
formed me that he was "ontside" inspecting stone.
Some tmo after this heard this stone was surveyed
and condemn cd
Having recommended Jetfries Wilkinson to do the
work OF the house, felt interested and asked him how
he came to receive such stone for coping, His reply
was mat he received il agreeable to letter Mr. King
showed him from the Commissioners Of the Navy or
words to that effect.
am, Sir, very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
FRANCIS GRICF
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mo. ~

Erfrdet Of Communication addressed by Jcf,ries
dated Sd ef .apriI, 1890.
Jefiries Wilkinson, as one of Committee, did in n
Communication to the Secretary of the Navy
maj ne pad been turned out Of the "Dry Dock" where
he had never been employed-and these are his words
:" hat they may be again permitted to communicate
to the Navy Department. such facts in relation to their
recent discharge from the public service Gas stone cuff
tiers 50 employed al the Dry Dock.')
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YHtAKEN by he subscriber. on the fret dav Of Ao
u guH ias from John P. Farrov's Boat. Head.
msn Barhet) two kegs OF manufactured Tobacco
The above will be disposeJ Of the 10 " directs
fSHAM RANDOLPH
L1ek-keeper and Inspector olBoas at the Lower Arch
sept H. 94-u
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ustOR SALE, Tract Of Land. lying in the county
a OF Prince Edward, both sides Of Beech River
miles south Of Farmville, and containing between
hundred and one thousand acfes on which there il
good dwelling House, and all neeesssry out housc,.
Believif that no one will purchase without vievino
The premises, torbesr giving any description Of me
Land, which can be seen by application me, or my
overseer living OMIT
N. III the above Land is not sold before the End
Monday 10 October nest IL will be divided and sod TO
the highest bidder that day, when The terms Of "a n
will be made known. PEYTON RANDOLPH
Jnne2 % i5--wtlso
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M. Langiey's Letter. (.vo. ~

y. s NAvrYARp Go.port, !
August 20 h, 1880.
SiR-In compliance with your request, give my
opinion relative TO the Stone purchased by Miles King
e OF Ichsbod l.. Scranton Tor the coping OF hs wall
around the Navy Yard am in doing, feel myself not
aciuaed by any motive to njurs, commit an act cl
ifjus,ice to any person.
The fret parcel OF Stone which c,me 10 the yard
was from my report to YOU rseced Il being IRE guisr
and not agreeable 10 the contract. The last parcel
landed ON Taylors wharf, and inspected by Jesries
wilknon. wa. In all respects similar TO the frss, the
whole Of which was 'o.aly unfit Tor the purpose re-
CURED. ann, Sir. resp, c,fuiiy,
Your obedent esrvaut,
LEM. LANGLEY.
Com. JAMES BARRON,
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mo. 1o.)
Lieutenant Snaoofs Letter.
III & NJ 49, ". =


mo. f0)
Lieutenant Smoofs Letter
U. s. NAVY YARD, GosPoRr,,
August 18th, 1880. (
40 hereby certify that JefIries Wilkinson who was
employed on the stone foundation OF the Ship House No
|, q think some time in August, 1922 came 10 me and
informed me that he had been directed by Com Bar
ron 70 receive some Stone over by Mr. King and
that was his wish that should have 1t hauled 10 the
wall Intended TO surround the Yard I accordingly d.
rected Me- Potts TO send the Navy Yard carts with the
necessary number Of aboprers TO perform this dutv
some time after This period, was directed by Com
Barron TO have this said stone returned 10 The wharf
IRON which II had been tskeR and TO inform Mr. KING
OF the circumstance, which did accordinelv
10. SHOOT, 1t. IT, s. Napv.
mo. 1I)
Mr.. Diekson's Bin.
". 5. Navy Department for Contingent,
Aug. 2Olh For Storage Of 500 casks lime.
Approved--Jancs Barron
(Nose--Mr. Kings letter No H. was copied on the
back Of This bilI.)
mo. 12)
Mr.. Kings Note.
NoRToLK, Nth Sept, 1929.
eR; by your request as stated in your note 10 inc Of
'ne lzSi August, 1928, agreed with Mr. Dickson for
me sorase Of the lime at 8 cents per month, Der cask
me usua prcbut as there upwards OF 500 casks
whicn would lave amounted to $780, MIR. Dickson put
ne mouse az $50, which is a saving Of $500 10 The
o"''ou s'''es' lam, very respectfully,
Yours, &c.
c. ,n MILES KING.
q Navy Yasd, Go,por,
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Commanding q. S. Macy Yard. Go,pors.

M. Kings Letter, mo. 81
NORFOLK. May 10Th, 1929.
SIn-In consequence Of directions, left by Commo-
dore Warrington, to purchase materials, for the Store
the foundation, provided It is OF good quality for the
purpose 1t has arrived and will thank you TO lei
Mr. Herbert inspect 1t and receive 1t at the Yard, to be
used Tor the purpose aforementioned.
am, Sir, very respectfully,
Your most obedient servant,
MILES KING.
Com. JAMES BARRON, a
Commanding U. s. .NdpylYard, Gosporf.
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GukAp prspssa,s win b, received n kashss,s.
- By the Pessldsnt 81 the ksxiug,en end Cevlnxtea
iurnpks Company. until the Let day Of October nsxt
Tor the making Of the Road re ton to Coving-
ton. and The building Of two Bridges across JAeksons
River. and one sesoss the Cow Pasture River. The
work to be completed by the Let day Of January, 1882
Contractors are at liberty TO put In proposals for the
whss or any part OF the work. provided that no con.
tract sha'l BE- tskee Or less than mile. Contractor
proposing to build Bfdges must accompany their pro-
positions with draft and oil the Bridge
tended 10 be but-The terms Of payment win be
'our,ns when the work s cpmmsnced, (sastactory
Curly being given Tor the fulhlment OF the eonract)
snd 4h ~ six monhs hereafter--provided the con-
tract Dc hall executed. and oneiour,h the Is. day Of
January 1882. and the remaining fourth the Let day
o. January, lSSS-Copies OF the specifications Of The
Noad may be seen al the Post Office In and
at tue Tavern Of Robert Skeene. In Coviugton The
directors intend commencing Lexington, on Monday
the 9Th OF Sept, to view the line Of the road;
ORE are invited 10 attend that day. aud the ground
will be shown them. JOHN RUFF. p. L. 6 c. TO.
Aug. 81. 3s-wsw
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LAKE ONTARIO STEAM BOAT.

| Il.
sSssgA yEynE ONTARIO, w. r.
Sssf-k u Miller, master, i safs fas
~ al,ng boat. propelled by two los
The route from Niagara TO Ogdensbureh IL one of tls
mo interesting that county offers 10 the traveller
~ includes the Falls OF Niagara the Battle Ground.
me views ON the Niagara river, Queensoa heights and
Brooks monument, Fort Niagara the pr,.perout aod
rapidly growing villsgeson the American side Of IN,
TAX he extensive artificial barbors erecting nv The
y. D government ut the mouth Of the Geneses river
Sodas and Oswego, &c.
The fare has been considerably reduced the present
seasoD.
On her passage down, the Ontario will leave Njaga,,
every Wednesday evening; Rochester, Thursday morn
ing; Oswego. Ihnrsdsy evening; and arrive at Ogden,
burgh on Friday afternoon.
sOn her passage up she will leave 0zdenburgb eve.
~ Saturday evening" Sackett's Hsrbor MONDAY morn.
ing; o'wego, Monday evening; Rochester, Tuesday
morning; ard arrive at Niagara in the evening.
July 20. 2l-w1ot
fHy0 UNDERTAKERS.--Tb undersigned. Com.
"a missioner, appointed by the County Court o,
Prince Edward for the purpose will proceed At ;bs
House, on Friday the 17h day Of Sept next 10
let The building Of Court House
The body Of The brick covered with heart.pin shin
ses the eliza Of the house will he IS feet long nv "a
fet wide from outside TO ousde The plan Of the house
With the interior finish, is deposited Ia the Clerks or
nee, where the necessary information can be had on
application.
CHARLES wOODsON.
HENRY f. WATKINS,
SAM'L c. AN DERSON,
- wORSHAM,
JOSEPH TODD,
JAMES d. WOOD,
Commissioners.
Pslnee Edward c h., August 81. s2-wtd
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OrihogroPhy arithmetic
Trading Book- keeping
friftng algebra
English Grammar Geomefry
E'geu't9n Natural Philosophy
Bellies Leffres Chemistry
Episfoiny style The Greek LATIN E,e,,cb
Ancient and yM0dtrn Italian aod
H'si0ry Spanish LGnguGgesi
geography; ,cih me Focal and Instrumental
use Of Globes and Music
Maps Dratoine and po;,f;oo
Astronomy
Natural History Dancing
Botany
The Richmond Female Seminarv will he ooo,.d 4,
the house IL street. once occ,pied nv tho late M
Frederick Pleasani'-Cenral, spacious elevated aud
retired. no location ~ the city better sfsrd the me-
ces,ary accommodation.
TERMS
Board for The scholastic year Of 10 months 5000
Tuition in all the English branches 40
Extra cI argos regulated by those Of other sebooIs
Application in person BY letter, will .seeive promot
attention. May %. 6-fAffstO
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uessrs. William Burton, TPilfian, -f57Tnsfon Ish
.lLlel and lL,es H., -

.4Ilen dNd .Nfs. INN .V0rVe1I K 77777T :
day the 18th of September next betw the hours
81 A. NJ. and p NJ. Of each day, at the Clerks or
nee Of Boon county, Kentucky, located In Burlington,
small take the dispositions OF Thos. ID. Carneal and
ohers and on Saturday the I'd, and Monday the 4h Of
vcfooer next, between the hours of A. nj. and s p.
M o. each day. at the Clerks Office of Franklin Coun-
~ henucky located in Frankfort, shall take the de-
posas OF Robert Iripeft and others; and on Wednes.
day the Sth, and Thursday the 7th October next be-
tween thc hours OF A. NJ and p M. of each dav at
the Clerks Office OF Fayete County, Kentucky located
Wickhfie and others; and on Monday the llth. and
tuesday the 18th October next, between the hours Of
= A. NJ. and p. nj. of each day, atthe Clerks Office
OF Mason County, Kentucky, located in Washington,
and others; all which said depositions when so taken
are 70 be read as evidence in suit pending in the Su
Per'or Court oil Law for the county of Henrco State of
virginia, wherein am plaintiff and you are defendants
WILL. BYRD CHASfBERLAYNE.
Henrlco County "a July, 1880. 2l-wtlstOct
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H AND FOR SALE Will be cold 10 the hjghest
"a bidder, on the premises, on Friday the 10Th dsv
OF October next il fair " the next fair dsy there,
rner pursuant 10 the will OF the lac D,et. David r.
Paitrson, The tract Of land wheron the ssd PATE am
resided, w Nelson county
This contains sbou $50 acres lies in The toyk
Of Rcckhsh James River; and both the high aud low
grounds OF the very best quality crop Of wheat
viii be seeded " The best manDer.--Ths land will be-
shown either by the subscriber, or Mr. Spencer Tur-
ner who lives ascent 10 w. DO, prepared ~ this
time 10 pecify the Of The SALE they win be M ada
known on The day. PEUBEN PATTESON.
Only acting Executor of
DAVID r. PAT1ESON. deed
| August III. 32-wtss
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Psinee Edward c h., August 81. s2~w,d
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University Of Virginia.

M rDCAL department. The Lectures vii
60. commence with The session on the 10Th of
~ In, S',, anu De regularly continued till the Goth
any Medical College in the Union.
me arrangement Of subjects is US follows
rH1s,ohoGr, PATHOLOGY, OpsTETR,c. and Me-
DiCAL JunisPRuDEScE -Robley Dunr,i,on M n
CHEnrsrRfe MArERIA MEpIcA and PU.pM.o,
John p. Emmett, II. ID.
~ ANAToMI and SURGERY, with Drssrcrross.-
Thomas Johnson, M. d.
10 ne hhatomcal Museum is already in condition
10 e!ucidate the Lectures on Ana,omv md ph,.;
and Is daily receiving additions whilst the ar
apparatus is at least equal to any in the Union
ne IuIi course of the Lectures IN the Medical De-
Is considered, by the outho:ities of the Uni
sersny Of Pennsylvania as equivalent TO n eon,se !,
that Institution - course III
Dy iatc law OF the Board of Visitors Students.
upwards OF 20 # years of age. are allowed the pri
rs go, VI icslons outside she precincts in the family
Faculty. " "' "Ppi the
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p'ooceo'ngso OF toe evening" lie il N un;ve,s,i g
Snrina. ..,. 'ao'es' His Boston rival WIS at the
~ iaio up IN broadcoth and lavender mud
, mas quite hon But Haleck arrived and the on.
.o'" muse was not seen afterwards He seem.d d,
my vanished, and gone out in an ecstsoy with him.
SELF Nothing but q cloud of perli,m. u,.s e.
IN ms room" The New Workers b,vs = h.un.,
1oe OF kIlliag of their rivals If their merit W.
oh'y equal To their "modest assn rance thev won,J
G"qussona6,y retain The pre- emnence to which thew
lay claim iIalleck deserves all.that il sn;d m ~;
vanished at his appearance n sSa.S have
see our poets figuring IA the favourit2at fashion,
Uu place. OF resort instead of being apred in
lavender are preferable to rags and Starvation c.
rus ono 'aenl attain IN free republic the st,,,on
=" ''''e'y 10 winch they are on,i,led.-[PhiL Inc.
'.'m "e columbus Geo. Enquirer OF Aug l3
Sounch OF the Chiefs Of the Creek Nation MS
seinoed last week at their council 0round f,oo,
miles from Columbus for fhc purpose of takiou in,
CONSIDERATION the wishes Of the present admins,
uon IN relation to their removal West of the Mssis-
e'Pp,, h'er the. delivery 10 them by the Aaen, of
TUE TAX OF the President, they rcusined deIibera
mug several days In secret council and at the close
informed the Agent that they had no TERRITORY to sell
~ ane states and ON his proposing to pay the
unsu''y ulowed them by the goverpmcnt they refu-
SEQ 10 receive one dollar, stating that the " want ed
none oil the PRESIDENTS money. and would under no
circumstances accept 1t, and terminal ed their session
oy the expression of the most solemn determination
On tne part TO remain in their present. stua ion IN
til expelled by force.
No, lmS nro Of Fort Sial'SiT oreJu,, as our pa
per was going IN press the melancholy intelligence reached
US OF the death OF the patriot Col N,p,yr, W.
LIT VINO departed this life yesterday the advance age o:
upwards OF 9o yearsr We have room for any oba re-
remarks this evening lie has Tough, the good sh,-he Ina
nnsnen ms course, and hencioh hope there IS crown
of glory in for him '' 1850 - " ''o""
IN" Branch ofsthe Bank of Virginia in this place
eSm "a" Snd operation lat Friday with capital stock
o. S'no QUO This sum added tn the funds of he Far
's pank agency we presume WILDE amply sufficient
LOT n"tnlng all the Pecunary fac'ltics to our COM
,nfrce' that such institution lngtimatelv can The
location OF thus capital will we hope contribute sooner
or at,er 10 the prosperity Of our Town end the sur
rounding Country.-C DanriHe Statesman.
| Our inspections continue small and prjces william,
change for the last two or three weeks
Refused p to 81 general sales
Corn pass'd 3a t" 81
Mlddling Ia IL
Good to fine 5 TO
mere are considerable shipments making and
the d"inandfor nearly all kinds pretty good.
|
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Chickahomiry Land far Sol


VIZ subscriber IS empoAerec by = deco IS -,
o. Icn Judge Eay and oilers, of record - ,F
i -. the Clerk OF hcnrico county, TO sell ard ho
to" ohcts Tor sale, the estute called rhfai, M
'aihing about nine hundred and thirty acres s COZ
u" ShicKahnmny, In the county of Uepr;c, 49,
ssr zen miles UiH the city of EichnopJ 'pt
ne estate consists of TWO pa GELS. t,o ,,, -
LnJ.. ,'on t'e lower by slip OF and about Eopr
huiu'eo Yards wide. The upo.r ua,c.I c,; ut
""Su' f"o ana the lower abou; 500 acres AS
on the upper parcel there is an ercor,.
"ei!IpS mouse, % by 80 feet, having SIX Iar,e M
TWO small rooms, and four large closets tn sS hN
was ouiit ABOUT the year 1914. and Is so;I to h. -
s'"I "s any IN the county. The store-roo,, 81
sa'oehsf 5 house are also of brch Tho o,ba- by
SEES htchen, servants apartments cfnblce 81 -
h"usr' &C are of wood Abou, npo,b;J % -.
tiaet Is as am told, what is called mud I,na AZ s
20 acres OF which cleared and in mo, - ~ W
nay WIN lite trouble be kept constantly irr;g,foJ
oh tue lover tract containing about 5no 60
Llere are barns, stables, &C but no dvveIIip Ls
hut mat intended for the Overseer 7, has, 80
sci,e Tor dwelling house near en- excellent s5;n,.
uno most abundant supply of fire wood 'rbc,o :
also an orchard on it Il is represented ,b.t of ~;
tract between one ANA two hundred acres 70 IL
iahd' that may be easily cleared, and thai arc onn.
10 any land on ChIckahonny. i'
me district of country in which these lands ,r, -,
Is said to be very healthy, and entirely exemn,
from aguc and fever eNe"Pb
oh having the purchase money and Tho ;,,o..
theieo payable sem-annually .atisfac,orilv seemed
d ,0erai credit will be given To the purchaser
Inc parcels will be sold separste,v if tho ,,,,
" 2O-2aw3S EAhsD-
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UEx0N EOTEf,
City OF Richmond U..--;n;,


'f'HE subscribers having taken this sn,ciors 49,,
~ e,esant House, are prepared TO accommoJa,o
travellers and io1rders. either Families or Sinaio
uenlenen, by the day, week, month or year on the
Pie UNION HOTEL is pleasantly sitp,,ea -
OF an-Strcc, little below the Mprkr, He S
suunclentiy near 10 the business per, of the CT
WHO OF me same time 1t vhdre yn from tho 80
ano ous'e Incidental to public pisccs osn,s;n
',s near % Rooms including Psrlours Saloons Sc
ness and elegance. '''i hea'-
rneIr table will be Pentifoiy furnished with sucb
farJ. Cd Is me Horket and nces boring places at:
lords ana the Bar with tie most chsic. ionors
r. ne bed Rooms are spaoaous and airy, and tbc
Deus c.can; and If good and attentive Servants NH
disposition on the part CT all attse to tho hor.
20 please are calculated to add to tse forepuipg re-
% then will the proPrietoTs not ony de-
serve out nope 10 receive the patrnnae>a of tbor,L
re- re- Whey have god Stables convenient 70 tn
ed Ostlers anu cNperIsHc-
Inc General Stage oGce Is kept at this youso
where seats IN all the different Stages may be taken
WIN. n SHIELDS
--@9 I.-eu - JOHN tRHISTEAD