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Cash for Wheat.

fNHE subscriber having made arrangements
- to conduct Black Water Mills. y IN give
the highest cash price for ~hestidefivered at
the Mill. or will grind wheat on mares in the
usual way, aud will stand to the Richmond
tnspecttn-the patronage Of my frlends aud
The public is respectfully solicited.
have constantly on hand general sssort
ment OF groceries which ~iii be sold low for
cash OF bar,ered for produce
JuhN HOLLINS.
June p, w.2n
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REMOVAL.

he subscriber has aiken The Bell Tavern
IL at Nelson Court House, (Lovings on, }
where he is now ready 10 receive all persons
who may favor him with their company, and he
pledges hmselfto usa ever, exertion TO give
the mos' general safisfa c, ion.
his house IS situated near the Courthouse,
and is large and commodious. HIS stable is OF
orIck, and calculated t. hold from forty 10 fifty
hotses,--this is likewise beautifully supplied
shh grain, fodder, &c. which. with the aten.
ION OF good and faithful servants, he matters
t'in'ssli viii ent,,le him 10 patronage.
]. b. STOUT.
Nelson c. IL Or.oI "a
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HnuR,uAST 10 edeeree Of Tue cvea Of
Ama~sss, pronounced IN ss,s ihsrein
sIsn<ns.ns between Nm. D. Johns and Fraaces
b,s wife. and others. the heirs NJ law Of seorge
nj. Iinsley, decd. rsani'Hs, and AIrea il"s'ey,
aaothrr OF The Aesfs >, Las Of The sail 1rerse
I'll. Tiasley, dv.a defendant the n,,defsFpeo
Viii lssos eed, On Thursday, the tssh Gay o'
Aayust neat IL fair If mol the nesf ihH o"y
,hsr-af.er. ~ the Mansion bo"se OF the 'ais
t....r.~ Al Tuslr,, deed. 10 the ro"R di An
ls..I h sell tie real rs,a'e Of sh'eh 'he sH's
,.r,rrs All. TinsleY lie 81 xei consisting ot1he
t,los, ing ira Is Of land, situated IN 'l' r"n"'y
.3af.sa,d. to Wit: Onr tract, being that "p"a
:, h,ch III said George NJ. finsiey resided ~ 'bs
tine 81 bis deHth. neje,iire the iAnls 81 Dah-
pey Philips and ufhef, csrfaintng ~ nerfs.
I,.e tract on Oitet Creek, sJpining he lands of
samuel nsgs. Richard ; + ls aul "'hrrs
containing 1876 acres. One iTah adjoining
,e. Lands Of Nm. " Rosnr s. aahefs, epoiai"-
Jog 55 ssses tint uect a1jo mig 'ar ianh',
belonging 10 Spencer Sorvrl's estate COZ t''n-
log 5s4 acre. One ifsei, ATTIC nius The Lands
81 Ihomas Barbour, Alexander linsiey aud
others. containing haI rcrrs. Aud one o her
,.actl, tns on me Gid Mountain, bring The
same sllni,ed TO the heirs ofihe sa'd e-orge
~. Ii..ley decd, by the decree OF The Superior
Court OF Cbsnoesy, IN a s0i therein Depending,
{ emoni ". Iibsl,y and Others
A credit " III be gwen Of one two and three
years, The l,urchaser 10 euIsf Into bo"'i u srco-
r., with len nppn he land 10 secure HE pay
nl.Dl OF the purchase money.
az; f$$; : $ 81 $!s.ro' ;;:
Juiy "a IDS
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A CARD.

IHSHE subscriber having ta.sn a la,o.
n commpdious store room on ma;o ana
one door below Liberty Warehouse, is me-
ed 10 receive and sell on Commission all i"a-
OIL hfe'Y eoods,such as groceries hard ware Sn
as n'so al descriptions OF country produce :,
FRO" ms experience in busmess and n.
s'''c' attention TO The same. he hopes 10 DIV,
general satisfaction. s"e
STEPHEN W. LEWIS
June g.
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SO Packages New Gooas,
AT VERY REDUCED PRICES.


\tVfE are this day receiving a choice srlec-
w ,ion ei New sad Fashionable Clouds
adspted to the season, which We shall feet plea.
sure IN exhibiting 10 our town aud country
frie nds.
60 pieces new s,yle Caiieoes, embracing latest
patterns
26 pieces assorted Belgium Ginghams, beau
tiioi
10 pieces rich painted Baiiistes, do
j. large assortment OF eIc.edi0g ly rich dress
iiandkerchiefs
"A few "a Bologna Cape do
Embio'd.rtd Craie Gauge Handkerchefs
Ladies superior bi0~n Cotton Hose
DO DO White do very cheap
Superb Bell and Neck Ribbons
i Inc Bobb,arU Q,illings large assortment
The above Win 10 Baie4 OF domestic goods
are opening. MkEEi ROBINSON & Co.
July IA.
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Musical INSTRUMENTS

! HAVE just received an assortment OF Mu-
d seal Instruments consisting of Clariunens
~ Flutes, tipped plain, Octave Flutes Flag
eole'ts OF superior qnality. Which will be
sold low for cash. EDWARD BROWN.
June o. &c
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NVpIRGiNIA-at Court held for Nelson county, .
" the courthouse, on Monday the 23rd day Of May

Nv
" the courthouse, on Monday the 23rd day oi way
1881.
William L. Harris Complainant, against Roosri ~,
Martin, and james Garland, Trustee between keues
Martin deed. ana Nathan LOTUS, in certain deeoy
trus executed by the said Reuben Martin, IN his le
time, and of record tho Clerks Office OF Nelson eou
ty, aud Littepage Dawson, administrator Of sps 'a'
Reuben Martin, decd. Den-. 10
Oh the motion of the Complainant, by counsel, VIM .
filed his bill, ordered that the defendants idepe
Dawson aud James Garland do retan in their hands ''
money, goods, other effects, which they now nav
which may hereafter to their hands, belonging
to the defendant Robert M. Martin, 10 the ainopn "a
seventy dollars subject TO the plaintiffs demsnu
the future order and decree of this court copcefrs
the same. And il appearing tho satisfaction o. t
court that the said defendant Robert NJ Martin - ~
inhabitant of this Commonwealth, and without ~
jurisdiction Of this Court il is ordered fhas .se
absent defendant do appear hero on the fourth Mopsa
IN August next, and answer the bill OF the I'S T.G
aud that copy ofthis order be inserted 10 the ha
MAN, newspaper published in the town OF lyncnutS
once week for eight weeks successfully, preuoJ n,
said tme and that another copy thereof be po. . on
the front door Of the court house Of tins county, '
some court day. AcoPy.-Pests, 1r,r I'm DC.
ROBERT c. CULLEN,
june 50 49,
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Langllorne's Mills
IN the corporation Of Lynehburl

IN the corporation Of Lynchburg,
WNTILL be la readiness Tor the reception
F." OF Wheat by thr 2oh vi July. We
will give the highest cash price for wheat or
if preferred, barrel Of sure,iine -four, 10 pass
the Richmood inspection. Tor each five and q
hslfbush l..
Those Mills are situated on the bank OF
Black Water Creek, just above the Toll Bridge,
The creek be ag nayigabir, viii Hdmt ol boats
delivering and receiving tntir Ioads AZ he door
III the Mills, aud beng not very distant from
the business part of town. farm RS oan witt
out much Inconvenience and delay attend 10
the discharge Of their Wagons
We solicit AN iatervie. anh the growers aud
sellers Of Wheat, before they make dbsposi-
of il. NJ. D. II. :. LANGhORNE.
N. b. Servants charged with the delivery
Of wbes. viii he promptly attended to, and jls.
missed with all possible despatch.
NJ, j. II. S. l..
July II. Is
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Education.

HhE subscriber respectfully informs the
"a puolic that be has opened a SCHOOL in
Lyhehunfg Tor the ins ruclion of youth, in the
ihsuages-the sciepces rs for az they arc
saugh' IN any ofthe preparatory school. 81 all
the branches OF learning necessary Tor a CON
Ilefe English educatisn. tie has obtained the
Masonic haIi.and hs School 10 nov in uper
Sios. w.
II 's the Subscribers Intention 10 establish his
soheo permanently in Lynchhurg, IL suflicien,
patronage be afforded tojus,iiy It's continuance
"n" oe hopes that the experience be has had
'ogf'her with his determination to devote his.
""e exclusively 10 his BUSH ess, " i'll eni,e him
70 snare OF the patronage OF the public. The
sessions OF the school viii consist Of d months.
a. the end Of each session there will be NIB
nc examination OF the pupil.-when parent,
a'e respectfully in, tied to Attend.
TERMS.
English anu Mathematical, SlOthe SEES.
Ls.a and & eek. Sth do
nPlicauo" can he made to Fletcher s. To-
Ie', OF 10 ihe subsci iber.
Up. GODFREY.
=, BoieiouTt, c0un y June 1881
Mr.. Joseph p. G ,dhey has laugh, school
IN Our neis hbonrhood for several years pat,
shi Inc subscribers, who have had their
'n'eh under liza Cafe, take pleasure in
e""e '"A' 'ney have been entheiy satisfied
~" me progress OF his pupil. and IN e,p,es
ing '"e's belief that he ia eminentiy well pna =
'ns' 70 Ae' As teschrr--ihat in addition 10 his
en'rn's 10 the Languages and in science,
IS ~ 70 taught IN The preparatory schools,
p.'.ssfs me quality, somewhat r ave. OF
49, eAhent 70 The profess GU he has
'.'f EDWARD WATTS,
". {. BOWER,
J.WHiTTEN
LAS McCLANAHAN.
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LIME 7

a LARGE quantity OF Tins article consta,,tv
"A kept tor sale at Anthony . Mill, upon On
Po'nm C'eek-iour miles below Lvnchburs.
VIE undersgaed, appointed Trustees Nv
Il the Court of Amherst, under a dee
made IN the year 1906, by WilIism Thurmond.
OF the County OF Amherst, which said deed was
Tor the oenhi of Lucy Thurmond, the wife Of
'oe sa'd william, and as web as their children.
the sad William aud Lucy having both de-
Pafteo TINS HE. the undersigned desire to chs-
'"e~ rus, ny GiSehargmg such debts land
such only as are charg4ahla upon the fund:
anu thereafter IL surrender to the persona en-.
utied thereto, the estate Itself Persons hold.
ing such elaine will please bring them for.
ward TO Amherst July conrt next in order tina,
we may make arrangements 10 discharge
them. ADDISON TALIAFERRO. ! Trus.
=, JOHN THOMPSON, tees.
Amherst c. II. June % t3S,J
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Notice..

EiN' about to remove from tins place.
- a'i persons indebted to the Subscriber Al,
qeosoy requested 20 come forward g. make i'm.
",o'a'e settlement, and those TO whom IN.
,p"'e''''' "ss he indebt ed viii present the j,
roo JOHN BOYD.
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Nelson C. IL Oct. 81. Is

ut oTfCE.--By virtue OF a deed Of lrost.
~ executed 10 me by John n. Wright bear.
ing date on the 18th dav Of April, 1896 ami
recorded IN the county Court Of Bedford and
to accomplish certain purposes IN said deed ex
pressed, shall. on Tuesday, the 18th day o
July, 1881, on the premises, expose ~ sale. by
way OF public auction, certain tract or pa Gel
OF land, conveyed aud described IN SAID
deed, lying and being in the county of Bed
FORD, containing 6l6 aires, more or less, il
heIng the same tract or parcel of Land
which formerly belonged II, George Doug
las, dec. The :erms OF sale will be made
known at me lime and place OF sale. The H.
tie to said land is believed 10 be unqnestiona.
oily good, but acting as trustee, will convey
10 the purchaser or purchasers such tile ss K
vested 10 tpe by The said deed Of trust and none
other. BALDA MCDANIEL Trustee.
June 90. It,
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ARTHUR b. DAVIES
July a. WIN

MEiRGiNIA, to v il AT Rules holden in tho
Clerks office OF the county of PIttsy ana
on Monday, the 18th day of April, 1881
Elijah Fletcher, Plaintiff ag ainst William A. Townts
and CatharIne Lamb, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Townes not having entered his
appearance given security according the of AS
sembly and the rules of this court and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is nhabtaut ofbi
commonwealth: ON motion of the plaintiff, by counsel
1t Is ordered, that the said defendant do appear here
on the third Monday in June pext, and answer tho
bill Of the plaintiff, and that copy of this order no
forthwith inserted in the Lynchburg Virg:nan news
paper published in tn. town of Lynchburg, for TWO
mouths successfully, aud another copy posted al tie
front door of the courthouse of this county.
Copy-Teste.
w "A. TUNSTALL, DC
April l5 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18

RsHE ST. BIER has for
N several years been acquainted " in Mes
'r'' simpson and Lyman, before aud since
'hey commenced the Saddle and Harness
making business, and ca" cheerfully recom-
meud them 10 the public a. correct. steady
ana industrious mcn, aud exc client workmen !;
and he therefore Confidently recommends them
TO The patronage of his friends and the public
IN general. JOHN BOYD.
June d
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Yhe AynchnurS Mills

Ahe AynclDurS Mills
n IKE now ready for The reception of III
49, new crop OF Wheat. Our frieuds and tn
rt'mers generally are respectfully reques te
10 see US before disposing Of theit crops, as we
are disposed 10 make such offers MS !. IN he
satisfactory to them.
JOHN l. C. Z. LYNCH.
>. we are about erecting a Lumber House
on main street, near the Union Hotel, Tor the re-.
cepi'on OF Wheat-which will obyiats the in.
convenience aud sometimes difficulty ofgett,ng
TO the m,ll with II.
June 80.
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TURNE K 81 KEnK.
UASEt ST. CIsEa
IL NIX -SDIi A II T.

BANk-SQUARE,
A RE- DAILY receiving fresh supplies of
"a Spring and Summer Goods, pun hased at
auo ,on, ana fot cash, IN the New York. Phi A.
dsiphia and Baltimore Markets. lbrir Stotk
vi thi, time is larger than 1t has been al any
iormer period aud presents rs strong iodue'-
n,enis as regards variety ofsyle, qualii''s and
pr ces as any III TINS place. Iheir Stock vi
Fancy Goods is Large aud general. AID always
comprise the latest Norlhern ST, les. As tney
do not oonfoe themselves to Sprlng and Fall
purchasers, one of the house beng almost con-
sianu, ~ the Norlbern Markers, they believe
they eau at NIL times give bargains 10 their
town and country friends.
The advantages they possess are such as 10
eaable them IN buy nfon rs favorable terms as
any house IN the Sia,eof Vugini., snd their
business beng q cash ON, tley are deter.
min d TO sell the Goods not at credit but cash
prices.
To Country Merchants they would particular
ly recommend ihe'r Stock. The following
articles are few OF their sssortmen, 10 which
they invite the attention OF the public
CALICOES.
o pieces handsome spnng Pauerns
GINoHAMs.
% pieces Sesraueker Ginghaius
30 do Adlisnople do
q do GA do
80 DE- Bsti.te Ginghams and Robes
Painted Muslin, for ladies dresses
CAMBRICE, &c.
100 pieces IA aud "a Chmbi ic AIuslins from
Is. 81. is. 81. per yard.
90 pieces do do DEM Cambria aud ia
comet Muslin
30 pieces Ga Mull and Book Nnslin
SILKS.
Splendid Changeabie Gguied SILK
Do plain do
Maueonies superior black Italian Lustriux
pieces Grape DE Lyon
Fancy Hdkfs. and Scarfs.
Every variety OF Gaoze Dress Handkerchief
DO Grape do
DO do Scarfs
Do Gauge do
LEGHoRNS, &C.
! entire Case vi Leigh TN Is 5nne,s
| casa DupsIa able do
do Navsrino, black, white and
bun
RIBBONS.
A handsome a'sor nlenf OF Summer Ponnets
ind Cap Ribbons
10 pieces Nankeen Ctspo
8 pieces pnogus
10 dozen Ladies black aud white Silk Hose
80 do Ladies Cloves
20 pieces black Bombsxelts
do 40 French BoMhagino
Every va Ie'y OF SILK and Cotton Handker-
chiefs
CAnths, CassiMeres, &c.
= pieces Steel mixed Cloths
| pieces Indigo blue do
1 d pieces olives do
2 pieces splendid fashionable brown
pieces black imperial summer Cloth, new
| aud SPLEEN III article FOR Genllemens wear
| D pieces merino Cashmere
| pieces Indigo blue do
pieces drab do
| 'op'eees fashionable Marseiies, Valencia and
| silk Vrsiing
| White and colored CravHis
Black Italian Cravats
! 5000 lbs. Cotton Yarn
| Blue Yarn
With large and general assortment OF
| HARDWdRE, GROCERIES, &c.
May @.
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LAE@Sg
AR EsE v AIS
KYLE & BORLAND

~ :
nESPECrFULLY inform their friends
6, and the publ,r, that they have just recri
we'd direct from New York and Phiiadelphi4,
additional supplies OF Staple and Fancy Goods,
which render their assortment al present large
aud complete
Among the new arrivals, are the follow ing j,
viz:
case splendid new style Prints, a variety OF
patterns
90 pieces q 4 and Ga Cambria and Cambria
MusIms
10 pieces extra FINE Cd Jaconet
20 do Belt Ribbons, new and beautiful pat :
terms
dozeo splendia Swiss Grapes and Collars
10 pieces ine Keuioe, warranted all superior
2 do Matiioness best black Italian Lus-
tring
A very handsome assortment fancy coloured
Grapes and Grape LENSES
dozen extra size Shell Tuck Combs
do Medium do do
o do extra Side 90
30 boxes best Pufs
Q pieces Black Prnnella--a new and handsome
article for Gen,lemen'S Summer wear
2pirces Extra Brown Dniiing
do white do
2 /" very hest white Marseilles
10 extra fine Brown Holland
Bales German and British Oznabyrgs
bale rs 1'chlenburgs, very superior art-
Gle
10 bales Domestic Goods-compTising good
assortment OF 8 A I'D and ID bIeached aud
Blown Dcmestirs
10 pieces very stout Blue Drilling
20 do Hamilton stripes
lew pieces a. Bed Ticking
An extensive assortment OF Cotton Yarn, from
the Petersburg Factory.
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Ef%--~N1,
AN ~ IN .. w. ~ o

10y rirtne Of n dced IF trust, executed 10 the
ED subscriber bg Reuben Martin in has life
hme, tor ceddm purposes therein mentioned, I
shat expose 10 sale al Nelson COURTHOUSE, OF. The
25m day Of he present month, july, al pubH
a"eiion, iot highest bidder, for ready MONEY,
on The premt Is Tract Of iand, ding IN
Nelson counig,on the tcaters Of Dutch Greek con.
tdi"i'g ttpo hundred & sepenty acres. 1nis is a
pdtndtte farm Of IT'S SIZE, dtm toelI Oorihy The
attention u my person ptshing 10 buy such a
one he Improvements are good. .4cing as
trustee, W't only be responsible for such tue
as is rested in me by said deed.
j. GARLAND.
Illy hs
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n MHERST County Court, June Term, l8]l.--John
- forsley James Faris & Reuben ID. Palmer, late
merchants and partners under tho style. aud firm Of
Horsey. Faris & Co. aud John Horsiey and james Fairs
late merchants and partners, under the siyle oIIorsey
Faris, Plaintiffs against Cha les l.. Christian and Pc
ter r. Christian Surviving Executor of JobD Christian,
decd
The defendant Charles H. Christian not having ou,er
ed his appearance and given security according
10 the act of Assembly and the rules of this and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he my
IN nhabItant of this country-it Is ordered that tho
said defend IT do appear here the LIST day of the
Seplemb'Y 70 n aud answer the bill Of the pitts ha
copy OF order be forthwith inserted ~ the Lynch
burg Nirginian for twoncnths successfully and posted
at the front door of the house of ths county
copy--Tesie,
ARTHUR b. DAWES.
Int pfu
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&s9m
fNHE Subscribers havs,ius, receive,
II di,ional supply OF DRUGS. MEDICINES
PAINTS md DYE STUFFS. a. M
makes their assert ment complpte--,oo,i.,,n,,
in part Of the following articles:
Cream Tartar lCrome Green
P"iv' ipecac Crome yellow
Rochelle Salts Spopish Annette
Sup. Carb Soda Paint Ssucers ,.,..
Tar taric Acid and Vida -
Gum Myrrh Carpen,er's E,t so..
Gum Arabic saparitla
khnbatb Root sup. Bolus Knives
Jslap Cinuamnn
Gum Elastic Cumposi ion Morto,s
ors-headed Irusses Paste Backing
Patent Lint Sweepjnp Brushes
Blue MUGS sup Sup. Hair Brushes
Caniharides Caslil. Soan
oPirus Hartshorn Crude Sal Ammonia
Sulp Quinine; (Erencb) Alcohci
noio Lear Compound Syrup lie.
Paint Boxes, water CO. verwort
Tors Ext Lion,;ce BE H.
Rose Pink Sun. blach ol Va,oi.h
Together with an entire aud complete asso,,
meat oil Paints, Dye-Stutfs, &c.--All of which
'ey are determined TO sell on as reasonable
terms as any other house in his place
j. I. & J. L. ROYAL.
May 8 i.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01

HoHANNA will stand the ensuing season at my
NW Farm, nine miles from Richmond, directly on
the age rod leading from that place TO Frrdercks-
burg, aud known 80 Hail Sink.
lois not saying too much (or submit II TO the ran
dour OF every gentleman acquainted with the facts to
sustain me IN 'ie assertion when say, that his colts
are universally acknowledged 10 posses much size
strength, and beauty, az any cos hat have ever been
produced by any one horse in Virginia know seve-
raj hat cannot be purchased Tor lees than seven
eeht hundred dollars; aud have, my ELI been offer
ed 81 600 Tor one al year oldthe estrnae at which
they held by their owners take TO be the
eel recommendation that be offered in behalf Of
unified colts
The season will commence on the 18th of Februa.
~, and terminate the LIT Of July Terms az mere
oore Fifty Dollars, to be discharged by the payment
OF Thirty-hve at any time during he season Sky
Dollars insurance; One Dollar 10 the Groom Which
is expected either when the Is brought or taken
away.
Extensive pastures provided, add fed reg
uoriy. unlegs otherwise drectsS, at % cents day
GcUdenen who sent mares last year, by the season
10 Oohanns INA, did not prove IN oal, ct any hefe
be) are informed hat theY can he sent again aud no
charge made Tor the services Of the Horse, unless they
should in fos Or in her words, the will
be Insured at the priee OF the season.
Jan. Is 77-2swsw JOHN M. Bolts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01

BHT AStIINGTON HOTEL RICHMOND, VA
w The Subscriber having leased this old aud well
known Establishment, for term, of years. takes thi.
opportunity to his friends and the public
generally, and particularly the former visitors OF the
house, that it will be opened for the acconmod alton OF
company, on the hrst OF October IL is undergo.
ing thorough repair, and will be fitted up in plain
but neat STYLE with beds bedding and other necessary
furniture, all new and OF the best kind. His Servants
are attentive and experienced and his Bar-keepers DO
lite and accommodating. Hi, Bar shall at all times be
well supplied with the best liquors ans Wines and his
Table with the most choice dslicaces of the season.
which the city and country afford and he fatters
himself, that by unremng attention to bis business he
will give entire satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their company.
The WAsHINGToN HOTEL is situated in the most
pleasant pare of the city, Immediately opposite the Capt.
,ol, and contiguous to all the Public Offices and but
short distance from the Theatre the Banks the Basin
the Warehouses, and the Offices of the principal Alers
OF the city; and at the time sufficiently IA remov
ed TO afford gentlemen quiet retreat when they wish
to retire from the hustle and noise OF the Such
are the local advantages of this house, that may
ture to affirm, that gentlemen visiting Richmond, ell
Their business or Tor pleasure, will find it the
most pleasant situations in the city In addition what
transient custom he may be favored with, the subscr
Der will be able to accommodate Twenty-Five or hirtU
BOARDERS, by the week, month, or year, 90 the
most reasonable terms. ROBERT e. MACON,
Sept IL 3S-u Late Of Goochand Court House,