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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-05

MIoRTH BLENHlEM FOR SALE--The suhscri-
Der having more land than he has bsnds to cult
vate TO advantage, offers 1T private sae this
Estate, I'D A'te"ate County, containing ~ recent
survey piue hundred aud acres oil which abou,
hive hundred are cleared, and the ta,ar ce in wcods
the Improvements are extensive and valuable, and
the soil Is admirably adapted TO the culture Of tobacco
wheat AMI clover IL has also the combinaio OF
other advantages in being situated within he immedi
ate peghbcrhood If The Universi,y, in very he a,hy
climate convenient TO Daviga ion; and last, though
least, surrounded by society interior t, in the
State.
The terms Of sale III be accommodating. and ber al
credit afforded the purchaser, by giving ho ds with
good security, and deed of trust on the snd TO secure
the payments: II desirable this estate III be d.
vided into two equal parts.
Persons who may sbs disposed 10 purchaie, will APP
ply 10 the subscriber, residing on the premises.
EDWIN o. GOODWIN.
North Blenhiem Oct 30. 5O-,f
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WNASHlNGToN HOTEL RrcuMoND, VA
Wv The Subscriber having leased thi. old aud ell
known Establishment, for term, Of years, takes this
opportunity TO his friends and the public
generally, aud particularly TO the former visitets the
house, that IL will be opened for the accommodation of
company the frs, OF October IL il no undergo
ing tn rough repair and will be fitted up in PLAN
but neat style with beds bedding and other
furniture. all new and of the beet kind His Servants
are attentive and experienced and his Barkeepers po
lite and accommodating His Bar shall all times be
well supplied with the best liquors aui wines, and his
Table wi h the most choice decacies of the season,
which the city and country eiord aud he lauets
bimseli thath uureisng aen ION 10 hs business he
will give entire sat,isc,ion all who may favor him
with their company.
Tie WAsuINGToN HoTEt. ia situated in tire mo
pleasant part ct the city, Immediately opposite the Capt.
toll, aid contiguous 10 all the Public Offices and but
shoi distance frcm the Theatre, the Banks tn Basin
the Warehouses; ard the offices of the principal Mllrrs
OF tbs city; and tbr time efficiently Tar temov-
Cd 10 afford gentlemen quiet retreat When they wish
to ietire om the hustle aud noise Of the Such
are he local advantages of this house that may
tire 10 affirm, that gentlemen vsitiug Richmond, eli
iher on business or Tor PIE will find "
most Pi asant situations in the city. In addition what
transient custom he may be favored with the smbsc-
her will be able to accommodate twenty-five or Mriy
BO4RDERS, hy the week, mouth. yesr, on the
NEST reasonable terms. ROBERT c. MACON,
Sept II 3S-u LA,e Of Goociland Court. House
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VALUABLE LAND FoR SALE

NNI I'LL. BE- Ofrfed fot sale. H,ckman's Tavern
w near the premises, on Tuesday, the 23J Of No
vember next, II if, II not. the next fair day there
alter, that valuable tract OF lend, known az TfuShear
lyog ia GreenbTer county, the waters Of Meadow
River and Sewsl Geek, containing 1IlO ceres the
greater par, OF which is bottom land uncIesred aud Of
The fret quality This land lies about % mites ives,
from Lew isburg and 30 from the White Sulphur SPRING.
Tbs Turnpike road, from the mouth Of DunIsps Creek
70 the sat works on the Kenswba, passes directly
through IT, IL Il admirably adapted for grains and gfass
es. The situation on the Turnpike wl shprd a ready
'as Tor is produce aud render IL excellent sahd io
Tavern.
The lsnd will be cold in body or in convenient lot
70 euit purchasers. The terms will be one. third cash
and the remainder in and two yesrs. o. il those
Wishing to Purchase, much prefer H. third each nod
the remainder IN one, two aud three year, with deed
OF trust ia either case TO the payment One
all Of us will be at Ffaysers Tavern, Lewisburg) ten
twelve days before the sac and should not object ia
receiving proposals privately. Letters, in the mean
time, may be Addressed 10
JESSE $. ARMlsTEAD, Buckingham c. II.
JOHN B. TINsLEY, or ! pa.uL,,.. r, r,
GEORGE W. TINsLEY, To"na'an T. IT,
Oct 9. 4t-.tds
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NAVY BREAD AND WHlSKEY
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

18th October, 1890. {
SSEALED PROPOSALS will be received at n l..
~ Office ill the 25lh November, to supply all the
Bread and all the Whiskey that may be r, qured Tor
ed upon the rquisiions Of the respective
Officers, or Navy Agents, and 10 be delivered in bar
reis ard in casks, at the Navy Yards, Portsmouth, Bos
ton, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore Wasbin top
Norfolk and Pensacola.
The Bread mus, be composed of 6n- -four and cross
middlings in equal proportions samples Of the Bread,
not less than three biscuits each, must accompany the
cfars. The Commissioner having Gxed standard of
So 90 rer hundred lbs for the Bread, when fine -four
ls 50 90 per BARREL bidders taking prices the
standard, are required 10 STATE what sum below or
above So 90 per hundred hs Tor every dollar hat fine
hour may rise or fall from s. 80 per barrel, they will
furnish the Bread that may be requred-ihe same pro-
portion governing should flour rise fall less than 81
per barrel The price OF the -four to be asceriainrd
by certificates from three respectable wholesale dealers
in the srcie, stating the day the requson is ma de-
The Whiskey must be OF the best quality, first proof
copper dlsiiied one year old, and made OF one third
rye at least. all which he certified by three re-
Specialize persons; aud must be delivered In seasoned
OAK casks, but no allowance will be made for the bar
reis The casks in which the Bread and the Whi.key
'h be delivered After the inspection and examiDa.
lion upon delivery the respectivs Contractors mus nut
he barrels and casks in good chipping order at their
own 'oH and The casks containing the Wbikey when
required by the respective C1mmandanis or Agents
must be furnished with tour iron hoops each ard The
who'e must be delivered Il of cost 10 the Govern
ment and must undergo the in pecton Of the respsc-
live Yards; or such other inspection the Commits.
sonets OF the Navy may direct.
Offers not made in conformity with the foregoing
will not be considered The ofIers must he eudorsrd
" Offer for Navy Brend," or Offer Tor whiskey for
1887; aud each article must be offered separately and
distinctly from the other. Oct. % 47-i25N
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ETNIoN HOTEL, CITY OF RICHMOND. A-The
" Subscribers having taken this spacious and els-
giant house, prepared TO accommodate travellers and
boarders, Ell her families single gentleman by the
day, week month or year, the most liberal terms
The Union Hotel is pleasantly 81 uated on Z
or Main Street, little below the Market House.
suthcieruy near TO the business part OF the ci-
~; while, at the same time, il il wiib6rawn from
the noise and hustle incidental to more public places
containing near 100 rooms including parlours saloons
&c, all furnished in superior sty!$, combining both
nea'nes' aui elegance.
The tables will always be plendliy furnished with
such varieties "a the market aud Oeigbbouiing places
aBlrd, AID The bar with the most choice liquors.
The bed rooms are spacious and airy, and The beds
clean ard if good and attentive servants with dpo-
sition on the part Of all attached The house please
are tacuated to add 10 the fore going cndaons
then will the proprieor cuY deserve but hope 10
receive The patronage of the public. They have good
Stables TO the house well supplied with pro-
veuder aud experienced ostlers.
Ths General Stage Office is kept a, this house, where
seats in all the different Stages may be taken.
WM II SHIELDS,
Aug. 81. 33-tf JOHN ARMISTEAD.
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q OIlCE Was committed 10 ihs Jail a. Chester
L held county, on the 27h August last, az tnns-
way, negro man who calls himself Sam, il about as
years OF age, iset inches high, most OF his teeth
out beore, colour block, particular marks or scars
ana says he belongs 10 the estate Of John aI,on nj
ihe county Of SUrry, In the State Of North Carolina
The owner s requested 10 forward prove proper.
~, pay charges, and kS him away or he will be dc sI
win according 10 JaW. JOHN p. GoODE Jsilor
Oet ~ 50--WI2w
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ri Office An application will be made 10 the lie.
gi'laure at lie next seseion, Tor leave 10 erect
Jan tcfossa portion Of James River, near the F4lls.
burg mile, Al Goo'sby's Fslls, with view 10 The i'm.
provemsnt OF the navigation OF the stream, aud 10 bet
ter supply OF water for said Mile.
THos. NJ. BoNDURANT,
Oct ~. a. w4w WILLIAM LEWIS,
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BItOR SALE MOST VALUABLE KENTUCKY
n LAND.-Pufsusnt to the will Of Mai. John Uar-
re, deed VIII be offered at public auction on the pre-
mises on wednesday the LIST day of ID .cembsr next
tha, tract OF land o the county OF Oldhsm so d..in
gushed Tor richness Of soil and singular advantage in b.
cali'y, being eighteen miles above Lsnisvi i. on the
Ohio river, by which II is embraced for an extent of
two miles, terminating mile and bali below West
Pcn containing two thousand acres "a Get forth under
grant (sigDcd ny Thomas JeHrr.on then Governor Of
the commonwealth Of Vrgiois, l779) to Judith g. iHin
daughter OF Leroy Griffin being for military service
rendered by him. BY survey the tract con-
tanes twenty two hundred and eighee EN- acres; IL be-
lived that the Stats OF Kentucky does not furnish
'rac OF land OF equal extent rich in soil more boun
Wuily mbered aud waered, eligible foT he ah-
fnlnsss. The outline aruahed l. for The information
OF those Teident AT distance from the lard that NAV
dssre TO avail Themselves of an opportunity 90 rare
The simpls aDnunciaou, that the land will be sod
would be deemed Sufficient for the limits Of Kentucky
There are two email plantations, about 50 acres each
with young and thrifty apple orchards. Having su
ihoriiy, by the will of Moi Harris sell the land pr.
vaely or at public auction, the latter mode pre-
as well TO accommodate the rous apple ant, 10 buy
as in iurheranco OF the interest of the L,gatses
This tract will be cold entire, or in lots and or such
forms will afford removable accommodation 10 hny-
ere; which will I've made known by my authorized
agent on the day sale. he title is indspuiabIe
Inc Editors OF the Lousve Advertiser, Frank fort
Argus, snd Kentucky Reporter will please insert the
foregoing advertisement, twice weekly in their fespsc.
I'VE psners TIL the day o sale. ard send their account,
70 TIE Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer. Should the
day bxed for the sale be essonsbe twill be mad,
'hs next succeeding fair day
REBECCA HARRIS,
ExeeuIhx Of John Harris, deed.
Chesterdeid, Oct 22. 4s~tds
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EDUBLE SALE OF NEGROES, CROP &c:
~ VIII be sold at the late residence OF Mrs Eliza.
beth Wilson, In the county II Prince Edward ON te
24b day OF December next, the negroes held by the
said Elizabeth during her life. which we're allotted 10
her her portion OF Joseph Wson's estate; aI.o The
crop OF corn, fodder &C. remaining the plantation a,
that time
The terms Of sale will be on a credit of twelve
months, the purcha'er giving bond with security.
HUDSON WILSON, Admir-.
OF Joseph wilson,
Oct. 20. 5O-w6w
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1rho ENoUiRER published twice week generally and
three week during the Legislature
Price, the heretofore Five Dollars payable in
advance Notes of Chartered specie paying banks ony) will be
received in The Editors will the safety of
hitting hc by NALL postage OF all letters being paid by the
WRITER'S
a No paper WILDE discretion OF the
Editors) until all arrcaragcs have boon paid
9 Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nine shall
have tho tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
9 One square, OR LESs-Frst insertion 75contscsch
tinuancc, so cents.
s.No inserted paid
assumed by person in this city, or its onvirons.
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AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION,

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION.
FENHE subscr Der, in reference to publication in a
d previous paper, contemp'ates the establishment
OF an lnstiu ion where the English language alone
VIII re taught comprehe Dding all the most useful in
strucloa TO he derived from complete kno wledgc OF
The more perfect knowledge Of history, ancient end
nlf dcrn, wih M appicstion TO and hipgs-geog,a
Dhyand the practical OF figures in their auos, n
limited extent, with the whole round of natural ro.o-
phy-wil he esteemed valuable exchange Tor The stu-
dy OF Tie dead languages, especially even cuio.ity
Itself can now be grahod in the reading OF
rom all The most important LHiin and Greek authors
professor viii be employed, whose reputation ba.
heen tested by the practical nduon Of General Van
hensaser, and apparatus furnished for course of SCI
enuhc education. As the prevailing motives of the
suo c'oer are TO educate only under his
ana 70 nave afforded him fair opportunity Of demon
sang The Advantages This mode OF education will pos
sess' he would be unwilling to engage in the mndef.ak
ing Other than under The expectation Of obtaining
ciass OF one dozen boys, from TO 10 years of age The
sum OF l26 dollars per year will be the charge Tor board
and tuition Every effort will be made TO make the
'heory and practice OF agriculture agreeable and inter
esIng 10 the student, and, far will he reasonable
SUBSTITUTE Tor the ordinary plays and srhusemens The
naoTs and moral advantages Of this loc alton of country
win The enlightened views and steady hahits OF s peo
pie make II every way desirable TO The education NJ
youhs, and the many institutions in this vicinity will
De more orless under the supervision OF the Rev vii
Sin meade, no ronducls classical school on The all
Joining farm, and to whom reference is here made fyr
iurheT Information the subject or to The subscbef
irving near the White Pest, frederick county. Virginia
RICHARD X. MEADE,
Lucky Hit FERN.
Ocf. rs. 4g--5t-
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RICHMOND RACES.

6>NE IL,
~ Tuesday in December mart
The Proprietor of Tree Hill contemplates in future
10 have four meetings at Tree Hill in each year. The
second Fall Races this year will commence the frs
Tuesday in December nert, the day after the Legsla
ture meets.
First Day.-A sweepstake dor 3 year old colts an,
hles mile heats; entrance 5000, half forfeit; fou
subscribers and closed.
1. VIM. r. Johnson enters b. Virginia Taylor, ou
OF Coquette, by Sir Charles.
2. J. M. Selden, Marion fey out of Sir Henry's
sister,
3. Abner Robinson, Jemima Wkerson, by Archie
4. Thos. Watson, (of Tree Hill) Annette, by Sir
Charles.
Second Day-Proprietor's Purse, 5000; two mile
heats; entrance Sl5
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 event of other the gate
OF that day will be given to handy cap purse.
In furnishing these second races, has relation
the Club formed at Tree Hill, the Proprietor
himself puts up the money, and hopes there will be
difficulty in of bad weather, to postpone the
to good day.
Oct. %. 4S-td j. M. SELDEN, Proprietor.
YNIHRASHING MACHINE.-SAMUEL SLArER's
n. Patent Thrdshing and flaming Machine This
highly valuable and improved Machine is offered
to the pubic for inspe cton and criicsm, at the South
West Corner ofCaliowbill aud Juas Streets. the
White Horse Tavern. a model may also be seen at
the Agricultural Store OF Messrs Ldndreh Chestnut,
few doors below Third street.
Farmers, Planters and Citzen', are particularly in
vited 10 call and the IN operation. The IA
teniee does pretend to boast Of his performance in
bringing % perfection that which has been sought af
ter for upwards OF 20 years. that to cay, perfect Ma
chine for thra-h.ng all nds Of small srair ALEC rice
He will leave that for the Public 10 judge and the
Machine to rest upon its merits 1t IequiIe. bu,
little om is simple in construction, permanent aud du-
rabl- and performs beyond conception.
CAUTION.
The public cautioned against purchasing any ma
chine heretofore patented for thrashng o, grain until
they have opportunity Of seeing the above 10 full
operation. IL supposed TO be the last patented by the
S. Patent Office. Tie specification only for
warded on the third day Of July lat. The paten ee
has been engaged sgent in vending dferen, thrash
ing machines for the lat years and in accordance
with the opinion of scir n,c and wrists, il
IL through him brought to complete perfection.
RICE.
The above Machine is UNIQUE stioDably the best and
cheapest offered the public for thrsshng of
Planters would promote their interest by seeing il 10
operation.
Township, county and state rights; also, single
Machines, with or without horse power, be had by
applying above
Ths paentee informs The public that attempts mpy
be made by imposing upon them, in Offering others:
his may lie known by his nam@ on the ccocave in front
OF the NJ achine. SAMUEL SLATER,
2I3 North Thiid street
JOHN WEAVER, Agent,
s. w. Corner Of Juliana and Cal'ow hill streets.
Philadelphia, Oct IL st
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EN- pursuance OF an order OF the Superior Count of
q Chsucery ior the Richmond District offer for sale
Tact OF Land on Crmmp's Creek, in the cosny OF
Hdncuer. abou, four miles below the Courthouse,
tanning 1920 acres, which laid off into four ot, and
will be sod jointly severely.
.9lSo Tract of Land in the county OF G0ochinnd,
the waters OF Little Byrd Creek. containing 537
acres-adjonns the Lands of Mr.. J w. Payne others.
Tho Hanover Land will be che 10 persons wish
ing TO purchase, by Mr.. Lapey Jones' who lives near
1.-THE GoochIaod Land, by Mr.. Payne.
For Terms, which will be accommodating. apply to
Hanover Courthouse. WA. +. WICKHAM,
Surviving Trustee OF the Estate Of Sam'i Gisi, dec
Aug. 10. EST
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AA ANIED for his own use, by a gentleman OF
w Louisisna few families Of slaves that can be
well recommended Eoquire of the Editors.
Oc'' 70 50--ft
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VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE.
AAlLL be sod to the hgest bidder at my residence
w In the county OF Cumberland. on the 10 dsy
OF November next about twenty likely Negroes, con.
sistiog oil men, women aud children. AZ The same time
and place Ton Yard with about five OF lard at
tAched TO IT, will he sold. Possession to be given the
25ih December next
The terms will be made known on the day of ssl,
RICHARD b. EGGLESTON
Oct. zJ 5O-tds
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WML.lAAM s MARY ., coLLEGE.IThe vi:i'or.

w and Governors Of this Institution having failed
to form quorum the 2Ob they hereby nior m Ell
that those who did attend on that day. thought Thurs
day the 18th Of November day which would probs
bly, suit tho convenience Of a majori,y.-They arr,
tn reore requested 10 assemble that day n ,heif
coIvocaon hall for the purpose Of eiccug professor
Of mathematics to supply the vacancy occa.ioned b,
the Resignation of professor Stewart IL is hoped
the necessity icr this meeting will command dye aten-
ton to this notice
To remove any doubt which may exist respecting the
mathematical lectures during the ensuing sson this
oppot unity IL taken TO inform the public that in any
event, provision will be made ensure the eye
ry Of the usual course. JOHN PAGE. Rector.
william sburg Oct. &c. 49-4t
N. Ii. The papers which have published the sdver-
tisemtnt To Professors and Teachers" will please
continue the until the l0,h November; with thi.
addtiou:-vz: all communications TO the Rector must
be most Maid
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1M/ LILLIAN AND MARY COLLEGE No ice
w is hereby given that the duties OF the Mathe
macal Chair will. for the present, and until the ieci
sion OF the Vi.itors is officially known, BIS
by VIM. b. Rogers, Professor Of Natural Phiioso phy
and Chemistry. A. EMPIE
Oct %. 5O-3t
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MJE W NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s. MOORE
Ia have constructed Seed Plough, which has
been tested during the present fall TO full satisfaction
Particular attention has been paid, well TO the quail
ty of the iron, to the construction of the plough
they cam therefore, recommend them with confidence TO
the public, for good work and durability.-Price So.
They have also Just finished inch Seed Plough on
the same plan, TO suit those who like narrow Seed
plcuphs 81 rs.
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UNIVERSITY OF PE.V.VSYL V.a.vIy4
RE EDICAL DEPARrMENT.-The Lectures will
I'VE commence as usual on the first Monday in Mo-
vember, and be continued till March. The arrange
ments OF the branches il as follows:
ANAToMY-P. S. Physick, NJ. d., w. E. Horner,
M. ID.
MATERIA MEDIcA-John Redman Coke, NJ. ID
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE-Natha'l Chapman, M. D.
MIDwIFERY--Thos. c. James, NJ. d., VIM. p. De-
wee, NJ ID.
CHEstIsTRY-Robert Hare, NJ. D.
SURGERY-Wm. Gibson, NJ. ID.
INSTITUTES MEDIcINE-Samn Jackson, NJ ID.
Clinical instruction is given the Philadelphia Aims
House and Pennsylvania Hospital, twice week.
w. RORNER, Dean,
Aug. IL. 2s-'NI6h No 263. Chesuu, Street
HDICHMOND COTTON FACTORY.-Tne sub
n q scrbers Offer for sse, at their Office, Shockm
Warehouse, the following goods made at their Factory
Al Cotton Sheefings
81 do Shirfings
Stout Cotton Ozndbnrgs, % inches Dide
find general assortment Of Cotton Yarns
These goods believed to bs equal in qualify to
any made the United States, aud will be sold low
goods OF similar quality can be purchased in the Nor
tbern Markets.
The highest price will be given for prime Co ton.
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
Sept. "a. 40-tf
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NOTICE.
A1W7ANTED at The Pen,endsry, the following Bill
Wv of Timber, viz:
900 Willow Oak Felloes, 3 & 4 inches wide
900 Garry Log Spokes, y I-2 inches on the heart
edge Il. long. young and tough, Tree isom
krois and splits.
400 pair Haine Timber.
900 White Oak Spokes, and
600 T.. Birch Scaniling in. square, 10 be cut before
Christmas-slso, 100 600 Flour Barrel Billes.
pc'. 20. 50-u THOMAS NELSON, p. A. p.
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Plcughs.-Price 81 10.
Also on hand general assortment of Agricultural
Implements comprising variety of Ploughs suited to
all kinds of land Improved wheat fans, Shelters
cutters, from So to $50. Cast steel axes, steel
hay and forks. Clover, orchard grass Timothy,
Herds grass, tall meadow grass seed, and Lucerne
seed. Garden Seeds, many of them raised at their
Horticultural Establishment the city, and will be
warranted pure and genuine Fruit Trees of the best
selected varieties, raised under their own immediate
care warranted TO their kinds, which will be care
fully packed and delivered fresh from the Nursery in
few hours after orders received.
Catalogues TO be had gratis at their store, Pratt Street
Wharf, Baltimore Oct %. 4s-St
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NOTICE.

RWRS. NELSON is prepared to accommodate La
ITH dies and Gentlemen with board by the week
rslh year, her old stand the Capitol Square
next above the Washington Tavern. She would be
glad to furnish eight ten Gentlemen with board who
have rooms elsewhere. Members of the Legislature
be furnished with Her fare will be good
the market can afford, and her terms moderate.
Oct. Is. 46-tlstDec.