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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21

Stock Sale of Groceries AT Auction.
FE'IlE Subscribers intending to discontinue their
present business will offer for sale, BY auction.
on Tuesday next. the 22d, their entire Stock of
GROCERIES, comprising very general assert
Eent, and of excellent quality.
Sale to be conducted by OTGs. Dunlop g. Co.
Terms at sale SMITH s. JOHNSON.
l6-tdS
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SAILS.
THIS DAY.

- oIiCE w III b" sold auction o. The prcml-
L ses' on the list March next, 81 acres Of Land
fronting on Second street ard adjoining the Poo,
blouse tract belonging In the city OF Richmond.
credit TIL the LIST August will be allowed Ia.
purchaser, upon his giving satisfactory srcuri,.
sir John Garth VIII superutcud the sa,. 10 g. i.r,
those Inclined To purchase will please apply .- 4,
new of be plat and further descr,p.uu oi.g ut7-
crys I0HN YsrIr
BoteOurt Co Feb l. 1881 t,y e,st-;s- 70
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TnG CuERoHEEs.-We congratulate the reader
on the result of the Cherokee application to the Su
preme Court. The affairs OF those people we hope
now draw near TO favorable crisis. Let them 30
where their good as we'll ours, requires
From the Aatiopal Inei,eucer, of aurday March 49,
GEORGIA AND THE CUEROKEES
ne surrEMK Couar OF the U.,ed States
nual session yesterday.
Among the decisions prev ious the adjournment
was one upon the application. the pat the Cherokee
for Injunction TO say certain pioeeeinps of The STAT,
p' oroiSa The decision OF the Court uueguvucdl
denial Of the injunction.
The opiuon the court was read hy chief Justice Mar
shall and therefore be presumed be lIom his
mind and pen We have been ahe obtain il for pub
LEGATION, anxiousy as VIC desired TO do so We heard read
however, and shall far to report the grounds Of
as to state tina, the sc!an jurisdiction the case on
the gound tina, the Cherokee Nation is 10, foreign nation
IN the sense OF the constitution These Indian nations
urmion OF majority of the court, S,ve,ersns mlc
pendent of the Sovereignty the Unired States but Do,nes
TIC dependant Nations, IN stat. OF 'pupagu" to the United
states, relation corresponding that which Yards have
10 theft guardians The supreme court, therefore. cannot
take cosnzance Of cases hcl sought make
paes as Nations With respect the rights Chero.
Rees, however, individually the lands guaranteed hp
II was pretty distinctly n,niacd the opinion OF
There is noIe by which they may be brought before the
rene court for adjudication.
the opinion say, that If die objection enter
tanning jurisdiction in this not fatal to the application
mere were o'her Souiii on whc' an application for
the interference OF this in the would
grave objections II jurisdiction exercised the case
must he the gonnd that the Chekacs foreign
and the relations between foreign powers the States
placed tho oil different the
For this undertake ahaie such questions would
be to assume political power intended to be vested in
II were argued that the Cherokee Nation oppTcs
sed by the State of Georgia, &c &c belonged this
he opinion concluded) but other tribunals assert
their right and Iedes. their wrongs
Mr. justice Baldwin delivered very long separate upm,r
agreeing entirely the conclusion which the majority of
the had arrived concunn the views taken IN
the opinion which had been read.
MIR Justice johnson also delivered separate opinion Oh the
question
Orr opinion the subject is Of lille consequence;
the reasoning of the upon tine provisions
bearing upon the case appeared to he conclusive
We have letters from Fari- from the best
Informed writer's e the 3oth and LIST Of January and
lst February, in which the luctuatng rumours of
the moment are mentioned. All accounts concur in
stating that inevitable. though 1T may be
put OF for short tImc.--Com .fGr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
NEW AUCTION
AND
0MTETS6LCN HOUSE.

ULELE1.ISE5 IGN ROUSE.
VsNiiE und"r-igm.d EayG u .sucatcd themselves Tor
Il tie purpose OF ransactng general
.3WctIOa md Commission Business.
under the style AM firm Of LANCASTER. DENNY
X Co. They are prepared to receive Clouds and
PToGucc OF every d, scripttcn on con~ianmcnt-ua
which, advances wi! b. made II required They
also tender thor services 10 the Pubic for TIC sal.
OF Rea! Estate. LANCASTER (, DENBY,
mar Is EDWIN ROBINSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21

From tine Philadelphia Price Current Of Wednesday.
hiE M,aSFr Flour coming in pretty freely and there is
now lair supply market but sales consequence have
heen rPorcd hoders firm So 10 There are few if
any, buyers at that price bu; ESQ freely offered
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
.NEW MUSIC.

. UST received, large addition to the stock of
- STANDARD Music, and great variety of the
mcst fashionable Airs, late Songs. &c. Sc for the
Piano Forte, and ior sale by
2I-Jt ROBERT SMITH
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
SGbr Dean Swift. Godfrey, hence at Philadelphia
on Wednesday.
Schr Colma, Hough, cleared at Providence 18th
inst, for Richmond
ing Fame CO days from Liverpool fr Richmond was spo.
ken Oh the 18th mat IN lat 81 lou 73had the mate over
board. ~ ~ ''''
NEW YORK, March I6.-CrI. seLr Nancbos
ter, Colesworthy, Richmond.
Arrived, schr. Charles King, Smith, , DAYS from
Richmond; schr Jas Fisher, Sorners days from Io
schr. Extra, Robinson. days from do schr Milo,
from do with coal sehr Tantivy. Couch i days from
Richmond
NEW YORK, March, lard, srhr Hyperion Creighton
o DAYS from Richmond. " e''
HOLMES HOLE, March I2.-Afd sehfs sIo,ea Boston
for Norfolk; Magnet, do. for Richmond
l3th, sailed all the vessels reporter ahnve.
l]th, arr schTs Rising sun, Siauntou. Rtrh,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
Large Sale OF Dry Goods, Hard Ware, House
Keeping Articles, Jcwelry, &c.

81 Tic Store on E. Street. Mrec doors ADORE he
Bell Idrern,
We sb... sell great variety of Goods, including
almost every article IN the Dry Goods, Hard Ware,
Jewelfy aud Coihi.g line. In the assortment are
many new, rich and very fashionable articles, we'll
worthy OF the attention of dealers and house keepers
In the assortment ale - doz. Wedding Hoes, assert.
ed sizes.
The sale vii. be continued in the Evening, COM
menciug 81 half past 6 o'clock
Terms-apProvcd endorsed notes at so days. for
sums over 500; four months for all sums over $500
y The goods sold at previous sales, are ready for
delivery this day.
mar 81 # T. 81 a. HUBBARD Anc,,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21

U. S. BANK SrocK.-75 Shares were sold at the
n. York Stock and Exchange Board on the 18th
inst. at Sl25i, a 1853.
EXCHANGE On LoNDoN, at New York March IL
6laG3 cer cent. prem.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN g. co
CRO(EEiIl


THIS MORNING, sfONDAY ~. DIS:
o'clock, at our auction IRE.
10 Hhds st. Crox sugars
III do Porto Rico do
10 do New Orleans do
90 bags green coffee
10 hhds West India molasses
20 do New Oreaus do
, do Antigua rum
- bbls " Eng land do
10 h!ds do do
10 bbls cordial
20 packages teas
30 boxes soap
p do tallow candles
70 do sperm do
casks lamp oil
: or casks French Madeira wine
half pipes Narseilles do do
pipes Holland gin
So bbls mackerel, No. 5
% do shad No. and
10 do mess 90
1o,ooo lbs bacon
Rssin', indigo, &c.
MAJ 81 H. q 20 49,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21

ARRlvED Al CITY pUIxr, Masch IL
swedish Ship Wiser, Gfsua, hsm Bai,nuore in ballast
To- e. Palmer >' " "'
Swedish ship Hausca,, H,iSn, from Baltimore in ballast
To w Not:us.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21

CIoycrsocd, Whiskcy, Sugar, &c.
NEH are this marn.ng receiving by the =. cam
w boat Norto K. from Npltlmurc,
100 bushels first ,uaI'y clovcrsecd. and
- bids Baltimore whskcy.
md nv thr Schr Richard. from New York
10 hads New Orleans SUGAR and
- do Porto Rico moasscs o. SUPERIOR quli
ity' for sale " RALSTON s. PLENSANTS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
FOR SALE,

The coal PITS Formerly hno5rn by the
name Of GRAuAM's Coal PRS.
DY virtue ol Il deed of trust made to Daniel Cal
Ed and the subscriber, by Edward Anderson und
Ann a., lis wife and recorded in the county court #
GOochIand, to secure payment ola debt due from ,b
SAID Edward Anderson ~ Walter Dun as execu.o:
Ct the last will and testament Of John Graham
drceased. will be sold, the 9Th day of April mex,
to The highest bidder for ready money a. Ilalhm',
Hotel, in the CITY of Richmond. the tract of band
lying and being on James River, in the county on
Gnochland and State Of Virginia and described il.
the said decd Of trust, containing nine hundred
and eighty two aciHs and one quarter of an acre
be the same more or less. The title Is believed TO
be good; but selling as trustee. shall only convey
such right as is vested in me by the said decd
DANIEL NORBORNE NORTON.
A.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
RICHMOND INFANT SCHOOL,

80 49, 49, 49, ''CAASCiS.
EVILS institution will 90 into operation on Mon
= day n"Nt. 2Ist instant, at the School Room,
rear Mrs DuvaIs boarding house. II viii be under
the direction OF Miss Johnson, and an assistant teach
c.. I'm cXccIlen; nurse has also been crowded Z.
Subscribers Will Pleas cl upon the treasurer
MIR. John Jou"s. and obtain tickets Of admission.
which may be ha b. paying Sl2 per annum-halfin
advance. These tickets VIII be REQUIRED by the
teacher previous to the admission Of any child.
The number OF children 90 be pdmltted in this
Schoo. is limited and not many more be received.
THIS viii render an immediate application necessary
on the part at those Who having not vet subscribed
wish their chidrch to participate in It's benefits.
mar l6--dGt WILL: T.. LEE Pre.t
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B. a & CO. Arcts.
BY OTIS, DUNLOP & Co
CARGO OF SUGAR 1T .ATJETTON

ON TIE DOCK
THIS MORNING, Saturday, the. 9th inst. at
10 O'clock, w b. sold on tn" Dock the caruo of Tho
Sch. Chesterfield. Consisting of
20 thcs st CroIz ard Porto Rico sugar, from mid
ding to strictly prime quality.
Terms a. sale. .. D g. Co huctS
mar 70
u In consequence Of bad weather, the above sale
Id not take place hut viii be made at our Office
THIS MORNING, MONDAY, the elst inst at
II O'Clock, to which will b. added
5000 bushels l.! ben Salt. suitable for sailing fish
mar = O. =. & Co. Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
New York Consolidated Lottery, Exta Class,
No. 6, to be drawn Thursday.

F!ckcs 81, halves 30 quarters | 9.
Tickets for sale ut this Office either by the pack
age, or at retail. YATES &, MCINTYRE.
mar 81 MANAGERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21

DRY GOODS ar AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY ne>t the Esd inst at 10 o'clock.
viii be sold, al auction rooms general assortment
o! seasonable Dry c DDS among which are
10 Cases jaconct
Plain and figured book musns
Pink, crimson, and lavender muslins
Elegant gnghams
l case sarsenet ribbons
do silk stockings
l do blk bombazjne, superior quality
do silk Fiur~ntlne, for vests
do elegant silk shawls
) do plaids
do Al and 81 checks
90 64 shceting
do horse skin gloves
) do cotton shawls
= do I&,man cassine;s
IL bales Scotch oznaburgs, &c SC.
case couUt.rpaues
case real tortoise shell combs assorted
do mock 10 do do
Terms at Sale. o. ID. &, Co, Aue's.
10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
DiSWuy SirdmP LOtterY, No. g,
TO be drawn at the Eagle Hotel FRIDAY AFTER
NOON, at o'clock.


Tickets S5--Flaltes ? 5o-Quartcrs ! ..
IL For sale in the usual great variety at the Ex
change and Lottery office OF
mar O. THO r. BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21

yes responds the New York Editor, "and have
the confidence of the Ores, Magician" "Wat I'll
/ have despatched NJ Ritche." cries the PhIladcl-
phlan, al shall then be ready To asset my claim. "
e" tbs a momentous crisis;"-observcs the noto neu-
trail editor at Richmond "pause! ! corure ye,
pause -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21

BNGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
nRAWlNG of lie New York lottery, no. .
- EXtra:
3, SIS, &c, CT, 3, 10, c., lG.
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Oh 1 HSRSD AZ.
SCIIEME:
Tickets S4--Halvss 2-Quarters /.

Dismal Scamp camel Lottery, Glass No g.,
To be drawn on Friday. in this city, at the Eagle
Hotel, at ! o'clock in the afternoon.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
-
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MANAGERS OFFICE

Delazcare g. N Carolina Lottery, No. ),
To be drawn To MoRRnw, and the d.aTyinr receive,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
Dctazrare &, " Carolina LoitcrY. No.
Drawing TO be received on TuuRspAY.
6 PRIZES OF $4,000 !,

Tickets Si-lialves 2-Quartcrs /.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15

quainted an yourseives which teryades all our IL.
siiiutions political an literary (for eccI- iasca W.
have none, and God graft we never msy)-which sui-
ters no salar, to be -necure-whch creates offices
only Tor the benefit Of the Community brides he OF.
beer. and gives the reins to the people, F,on the
President the p oes sorfram the he'd, 10
,- Constable, our system differs toto cello from the
European. Ii il chain Of election superv. iou re.
sponibity, removal, election, pendeoce OF saa.
ry on the fsihiL performance OF IN. du ie Of Office
and anenabi i'y to public opuion. Why, Sis, Eu-
ropern Professor, such a, A. Smith Jescribe differs
much from one IN our University, the King Of Eng
Ian from the esid-n, of the Uuied States But t.
under these very different circumstances Professor
should feel no interest in the performances of his duty
aud no fear that Visitors, not OF his corps but ths
pes,htAves OF the people, whose son. he had neglect
ed. should remove him, take away hi. whole ,iay or
any Port on Of IT, and should also be regardless Of that
public opinion, formd by the OF bi. c
which IL unfavorsble, would evcl him from his Char,
still II does not follow, that fees from the Students
the only or the proper stimulating remedy to cure thu
scWry Of C0iieges-he indol mt disease Of Professors
~ the object OF our University the diffusion OF know
ledge, at the public expence, for the benefit OF The
State, aud not OF few wealthy men, aud fees
IA addition to the fred salary. of elective and
removable Profes sors, are thought Indispensable
smulants let Tee be paid from the endo,cenf, for
each udeDt. This will DO spur to the Professors
without expense to the Pupils and b),h objects will be
attaned-ndus'ry en- the part Of Professors and cheap
ness OF education to the Students Without this, the
common people" in whose hands the desinss OF this
Tuition are placed, cannot directly derive any beIe6t
from It, and consequently will exercise no charity to-
wards II. IL is mostly for their beneh, that A. Smith
thinks these institutions to be supported He says
The education OF the peopl- reqpir ,ps haps,
In civilized & commercial society, the attention Of the
public Than that OF Jls OF rank an ter
tune" An .donAl reAson Tor attention. 10 the edu.
cation OF the common people exists among us-tbs
necessity acknowledge To- the proper exercise OF their
polite i rights and rs preservation OF lbsrty. II was
for this, 'hs,i 's immortal founder cherished the Uni-
veT.ity Of Virginia with than parental care aud
Kindness and it is E this that humble but drvoed
friend Of the Institution, now troubles you with his
a n If ll-Ue L..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15

SsCHOOL NEAR LOUISA COURT. HOUSE

SCHOOL NEAR LOUISA COURTHOUSE =
~ MIR. Lewis Duke in open School at my house
within two miles OF Louisa Court House, the sob
oil January, 1881; his School will be limited no
exceeding fifteen scholars he will leach the in
English languages, Ari,hmei., Sc Ne. Duke IA,
oeen teaching Tor three years past TO the entire salts
FAC ion OF his employers. A 10 his qualifica
teacher, he refers TO Mr. John Kidd, Nj. VIM Cooper
Nelson, ami Mr.. Thomas Owen.
Terms Tor b ard ard Tnen for ten mouth, SlOO
tuition alone. Latin S25, English 800
Jto. ID 76-wSwA GARRIT nj. QUARLES.
Messrs. James Metolrt. Andretc .NcHepy, William
Bud, gideon kon, James Fallen, and the unkno,o,
heirs Of Jacob Seaper, deed
NakE notice that on the 24th, 25ih, and 26 n dave
"A of March next at the Tavern OF william +.
Esgeston in The County of Amelia aud State OF Vir-
sinia shall proceed to take the depos ions OF suadry
persons; aud the 2ls, 22i, rs aad goth DAYS OF
March next al CumbvIland Court Hou in the State
oil Virginia, shall proceed to take the dispositions OF
sundry other persons: all the Dispositions ,aken be
read as evidence in suit in ChanceTy, depe ming
in the County Court OF Scott, in the State OF Virginia
wherein 1 am Plaintiff and YOU defendants
JOSEPH E. ASSLINE.
Feo 8. S5-w4w~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15

NOrlCE.-Tbe co-psrtnership heretofore exis ing
L u under the firm OF JOHN POE s. co. was dis.
gainst the late firm will phase make payment 10 JOHN
Poe, who is alone authorized to receive the same and
settle the affairs Of the late concern
JOHN POE,
CASWELL POE
The business will be continued by the undersigned
In all lis branches, add unremited attention
o. as to ensure entire satisfaction to their friends an
customers. JOHN POE & co
February i. S4-2tw2w
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~ yi,,us Of a Deed OF Trust executed by Jacob
unu r. and wife, be airing date the 9th day Of
ssp.mbrr Is2s and duly recorded in the Clerks or
Gee Of the county OF Peodeoo, we shall on sauidsy'
the 20 Of this month, 1881, in front OF toe pen la
sale 10 The highest bidder ali that tract piece or parcel
81 land situate in the county OF Pendleton ana convey
"a or deyied to said jacob Hull by his father Peer hu
eoo,sining from $50 to 400 acres, more OF iss' anu
borod,d as fJlows TO wit:-Oo the South and East ny
Iseob Soldiers land on the West by william Hnis
. isnd aud on the North by the lands OF James Ssi1
mars-The title is believed to be goodbut such title
oov az is vested 10 us under the deed will be convey
ed. -, NJ 80 -
..a.ocs Al Richmond Of the Trustees Of jacob Hull,
-ha,s land living in Pendleton county was sdversed
!, he ,old ON ,hs 29h uI,.-The sale will now take
sl,ss on sATuRpAY, THE 18TH FEBRuARY, 1881.
P.eeo. "" 64-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15

DEING desirous to close my sdm'n''faion' 10
Z II he estate Of Gen. Cbsmbetlaype Jones, deed.
80. .,.o.s svho have claims against the esats viii
r,s.snt the Cor payments those indebted are request
"a q, ,ke pawn emf without delay. a. indu gencs can
not be given. Ii" 49, -. d..,d
WIZ VIZ |" :" e5-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15

I'm putsuance OF order OF the Superior Court oil
Chancery Tor the Richmond District ober TOT saie
sTesc, Of Land on Crump's Greek, in the cosn,y OF
Hanopsy about four miles below the Courthouse, con.
ssinps i2O acres which laid oil into four lots and
will be sold jointly or severally. .
af.o. Tact Of Land in the county OF GoOchiand,
nm The waters OF Little Byrd Creek, containing 53T
adjoining the Lauds OF Mr. J.W. Payne others
The Hanover Land will be shewn to persons wish
Ia. "a purchase by Mr.. Laney Jones, who hves
1.-THE Gooehland Land, by Mr.. Payne.
For Terms, which will be accommodating, apply to
me near Hanover Courthouse. VIM. r. WdCKHAM'
Aug 13. So-h
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N ABOURERS WANTED.-Wanted, 30 able bo-
died Lsbourers to assist in graduating road from
the Powha,an Coal Mines to James River--The high
est wages per month will be paid ". F. DUNN,
i.E.b 2 S5-6t a the Powbatan Coal Mines.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15

SSALE OF lands and slaves postponed owing 10 the
nreyious incIemency of the weather, which rem
dsred the l9h int an unsuitable day for the sale OF
tho Carys brock estates OF ands and slaves heretofore
advertised in this paPerTbe said sale was postponed
~ Tuesday The 10Th day of March next when it will
certainly take place the premises and on the terms
A, Ia the said former advertisement mentioned-if no
impediment by unfayoraoleness OF weather should
again occur-and in that event, the sale will be pro-
ee.ded In on the fret day after the said impeachment
.h,ii have been removed w. TIM BERLAKE,
Admir- 18th the will annexed
Ian. 49, s3--tds of Wilson J. Cary deed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15

MUULE LOST.-Srayed or Stolrn during the
IyH Chri.m asst hoydays, a likely young BAY MULE,
shod on the lore feet and with rounding face. Any
Information that may lead to his restoration will be
thankfully received and tor his delivery at the pits
reasonable reward will be given.
A, e. A. WOODBRIDGE s. co.
Fsbruarv 10 SS-2aw2w
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NATASHlNGTON HOTEL KIcHMoND, Va
Wv The Subscriber having leased this old and well
known Establishment, for term, of years, takes this
opportunity to to his friends and the public
generally, and particularly 20 the former visters OF the
house, that will be opened for the accommodation oil
company, on the fret OF October. IL Is undergo
ing thorough repair, aud 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 Barkeepers pc.
lite and accommodating His Bar shall at all times be
we'll supplied with the beat liquors ans wines, and his
Table with the most choice decaeios OF the season,
which the city and country afford; and he natters
himself that by uDremitng attention to his business, he
will give entire satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their company.
The WAsHINGToN HOTEL is situated In the mos
pleasant part OF the city, Immediately opposite the Capt.
toll and contis uous TO all the Public Offices, aud but
short distance from the Theatre, the Banks the Basin
the Warehouses and the Offices OF the principal Mllers
Of the cty and the time sufficiently taT remov'
ed to afford gentlemen quiet retreat when they wish
to retire from the hustle and noise OF the streets Such
are the local advantages OF this house, that may ven.
ture to affirm that gentlemen visiting Richmond, ell
Their business for pleasure, will find II one OF the
most pleasant Situations in the city. In addition TO wha
transient he may be favored with. the subscr
Der will be able to accommodate twenty-five or hufJ
BOdRDERS, by the week, month, or year, on the
most reasonable terms. ROBERT e.. MACON,
Sept II 39-tf Late Of Goochlsnd Court H0use,