Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13
HDEARL STREET HoUsE.-.Mo. So Pearl street.

4 S0EAkL STREET HOUSE.-yNo. SO Pearl street.
IL Mo Yofk.-The above commodous and w ell
known House, celebrated for the resort of
IN general. account Of its location In the very centre
oil the commercial part Of the metropolis and is prox-
unity to all the principal public institutions ha wing
undergone thorough and complete alteration 10y the
spirited owner, JouN II. PETERS, ESQ who has spar.
ell no exrence to make one Of the elegant spa
cious, and convenient establishment in this cy) was
opened Moniey 22d inst for the accommodation of
mc pubic, by the subscriber formerly OF Sykes and
OF late years of the Cdt,kM Mountain House.
In addition to the numerous lodging rooms which
this House contained while in the tenancy Of MIR.
Newton Hayes, several others, aud also very large
and SPLENDID reading roam, which will much enhance
the pleasure ofs patrons, have been constructed The
House extends from Sc and SO Pearl street to 81 and Sc
Water street, and will be furnished throughout
win entire new and appropriate furniture combining
liberal regard for the aud CON nee of the
guests will govern the operations OF the
ana regulate the department OF those he may engage
ana he determined that the accommodations and fare
shall be such aided by years of experience on his
part shall render the establishment equal any other
in the City, and in every respect worthy of the Pat.
ronage OF his irie nds and the liberal public.
The subscriber returns his most grateful aekuow-
Judgements to his friends and the public for the very
h.ttering maunsr in which they have been pleased 70
patronize him at The Catskiu Mountain House, (Which
will be kept open usual by the subscriber, during
the ensuing season, from the LIST June until ths 18th
Sept) aud hopes by assduous attention. 10 merit con.
tinuance OF the favor the above mt
March 30. ll2-st CHARLES WEBB.
HBICTURE OF THE VIRGINIA CONVENTION
The subscriber proposes to publish, in superb cop
per-pate Engraving, the picture which he has jus.
completed, OF the pirginid Convention, exhibiting
perspective view OF the int rior of the Legislative Hall
with all the members in their seats The picture has
been wrought with infinite palms, and attention to fdeI
NY oil The Hkenesses, aud contains just hundred
porraits-all OF which have been carefully painted
FRI m life.
The Engraving will be Of very large size, (33 by
20 nches,) AMI published in the form of Trumbull's
Print OF the Signers of the Declaration of Iudepen-
uence' with complete explanatory Key accompany.
ing each Print neatly engraved giving the name. OF
all the MEMBERS aud the districts which they repre-
sent.
It's hoped, that person., wishing TO obtain the ear
Hest impression, from the plate and have them deliver
ed At their residence, will feel disposed to add their
names to the list of subscribers for the prints thereby
ehcou' aging tue artist TO proceed with this very
pensive publication, which will depend entirely on
the encouragement whichmay be offered by subscrp.
lion.
The price Of the EngrAvings, to Subscribers, will be
Sl2 each, payable al the time OF delivery.
Persons desirous Of subscribing to the above work
are requested TO transmit their Subscribers
in letter, post paid, directed to Geo Catiin Rich.
mond Virginia. stating therein their place OF resi-.
dence, aud the number Of copies they desire.
The Prints will be delivered to Subscribers living
in the State OF Virginia. their residence; Blu, Sub.
scr'bers living out of the Stsie must designate the
place of their residence and some place for The siivs
ry Of their Prints in the State Of Virginia or in In. CT
~ oil Washing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Orleaas-Sayan.
cnuat-Psbur GLIB fillmore Phi ade lphia
New fork--or Boston; in either OF which places
we s""sc'ioer VIII engage 10 deliver them according
TO directions. GEO. CATLIN,
Richmond, y4pril 1880.
We, the Subscribers, having been familiar with the
eres. and being enabled to judge Of the fidelity Of the
lkenesscs, do not hesitate recomme nd the work 10
tn public for their patronage.
JAMES p PRESTON.
j. A. CHEVALLIE.
w. r. PENDLETON,
Apr6. 1li-st THOS. RICHIE.