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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-04

Allison, aud Henry e.. rneu:
Il ENTLEMEN-As you not inhabitants of
%JA this State. you Will please take notice, that
shall, On the third Saturday in December next
at the store OF Fhos Walker 81 Co in King s. Queen
county. between the hours OF sunrise and sunset
proceed to take the dispositions of Hugh Campbell
and others; and on tho second Monday in January
next, at King Il Qneen court. house, the dispositions
OF Robert Pollard and others; and on the fourth
Saturday in December next, at Miller's Tavern in
Essex county, take the deposiiicns of William a.
Garnctt, End others, ali of which are intended TO be
repd as evidence in suit depending in the
chanoery court Of King & Queen, wherein Rich
ard Baghy is plaintiff, and you and :,yself are de-
PENDANTS: If the dispositions should not be finished
at each place in one day, they will be continued from
day to day until finished, Sundays exceptcd)-you
can attend 1T either of the above places if you think
proper. Respectful
MUSCOE GARNETT.
King * Quecn, Va. Nov. l6ti lS39-w4t<
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WILLIAM II. HARRISON,
University of yitoiui. Juiy IIth 1872

University OF Virginia, July lltn, 1851.
Mr.. VIM. III. Harrison has bcon u Student of this
University for two sessions; has attended the
Schuos Of Ancient Languages, Mathematics. Ma
tural Philosophy, aud Moral Philosophy; and gra,
tuated last year in the School of Ancient fangua.
gcs, and w.il this year graduate in Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy. lie is in every respect
an excellent Student, and most exemplary man
and can coEscientiously recommend him fitted
to conduct School, to fill a professional Chair
K. NJ. PATTERSON.
Chairman and Prof. Nat. Philosophy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-04
King & Queen, Va. Nov. lott. ls3a.-w4t.
Classical and Mathematical School.


q SEE Subscriber having leased for life, his mo
81. theirs residence. in the County of Amelia
will commence his school the 9th of January
HIS course of instruction will be- preparatory for
the University, and his Text Books generally susli
used in that Institution
For his qualifications Teacher, he refers to
tic subjoined certificates For himself he promi.
scs nnremtting exeftions TO discharge faithfully
and fully, the duties of his profession. Having
always i'll view tho moral as well as mental i'm
provement of his Pupils, such as board with him.
will be required to attend Family Devoions. whilst
part Of each Sabbath will be dey otcd to the stu
dy of The Bible i Fext Book OF duty and moral
Hy.
Text Dooks--Ia Mathematics. La Croix's Arith
metc, Cambridge Mathematics. with BonnvcLs-
ties Algebra and Boucharlars Calculus.
In Greek-Valpy's and Duttmanns Grammars,
New Testament, An,bIsis, Herodotus, Euripides,
AID Thucvd;dcs
In Observation-Disclosures and Zumprs Grammars,
Caesar, Cicero I'D Familiaros, Virgil, Horace Juvs-
nal and Tacitus.
TERMS 10 MONTHS.
Board, 300
Tuition. $50
Board and Tuition, pay able semi annually, in adj
vance.
As the number of Pupils whom he can accom-
MEDIATE as boarders, is limited to twenty, the sub
scrIbcr would thank his friends soon as possible
TO Intimate thcr intention Of sending 10 him Let
tiers (post paId,) directed Genito Bridge Powhai n
Will De DULY attended to.
WILLIAM III. HARRISON,
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Richmond Nov. 10th. wdt

FH7EN DOLLARS REWARD-Ranaw away from
n tho Subscriber, Negro M.m named PA
IRi' H. about % or 30 years Of aae yellow com
Pi'cV' ~ mas scar on lis right eye which gives
NM 'he GPPoa ancc OF being bind in Chat eve
has bad coUnlcuanco. He is well acouainted
ABOUT Richmond and Manchester. lie worked
since Christmas, at MIR. Kan I1i's Coal Yard, and
mas wlie at The Widow Cncton's, Chesterfield,
aoont miles from Manchester. lie viii no doubt
DC iurk'ng about one or other Of the above named
PIa 81 viii give the above reward for The deli.
very OF him - Nr. BAG n Tate, Richmond.
de i awStF GEO. b. SANDERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-07
Sir Charles.
TENHIs beautiful, distinguished, thorough. !

WIS beautiful, distinguished, thorough bred racer
II ana gettcr oil racers, will stand the ensuing season
at the residence Of my son, George w. Johnson within
one mile OF Moodys Tavern, in Chesterfield and about
~ miles from Richmond and Petersburg and is now al
ms stand, ready TO serve at 10 tho single leap and
SOU ,ne season. payable the LIST of August next when
will eNpre-$l00 Insurance. payable as soon as the
mare is known TO be in foal parted Nth: 81 cash 10 the
groom. Mares that failed to Sir Charles last year. will be
insured this year at the price OF the season. company
oil six mares may go at $50 the cach-and one
gentleman putting five shall have the same priv-
eSc. MARES furnished with pasturage, which is very
extensive and cxceent-and servants sent with mares
boarded gratis Lots are laid down in both wheat and
grass Tor mares and co and fed if required al 25 cents
day Cara will no taken as.isses, puI no c-
countabllity for any that may happen.
Sir Charles has been often advertised that II ia onI,,
necessary TO say that he is in fine health as horse can
bc and is remarkably lgettcr His colts arc
very beautiful very successful and winning wherever
hcy go they are selling at very high prices indeed and
are in very great demand Should the colts of any Other
distinguished horse run and win and win very often and
were TO sell and sell very ocn and high prices hcv
then would only he equal to Sir ChdrlesS
~ w. X. JOHNSON.
Nhcstcruclt JAM y, lS32. SO-tl5AIh
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Janus dOr Sale.

VENHlS muscular Stallion will he offered for SALE ION
n accommodating tcrms,) at I.ovingston Nelson C.
Housed on March Court day Janus is beautiful
cheshut soIre; he is five feet inch high and will be
ten years old IN July next lie is of the Fcarnoucht and
Janus blood, except two of which is Cecr-
ii anccstors-the imported Feanough and the imported
'anus-werc both OF the Arabian stock His pedigree
will be exhibited for the inspection of those Who ma,
desire 1t, on the day OF sacand also certificates from
gentlemen OF the highest integrity touching his character
as ioai-gcttcr--l sale is not effected on that day
will farm him for the ensuing season. i'm the county Of
Nelson. viii add, that the muscular power of This
Horse which is richly bestowed upon his colts renders
hln particularly worthy OF the attention of the farmers of
Nelson AS evidence of his muscular form and power
VIII here mention, that the circumference of his arm
when he was in low order, 22 inches.
jan 20. lSl-w7wl JOHN II. WILLIAMS
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Johanna

ANILL, for the next season, occupy his oil, stand =
cvs Hall Sink, ninc miles from Richmond, and tire,
rom inc Merry Oaks He will stand fifty dollars tb,
season, which may be discharged by the payment of FORT,
uuo~s' when the mares are taken away, refuse the
norS Otherwise note will be expected for fifty dollars
Payable ON the hrst oil January ncxsxy-iivc dollars in
surance aud one dollar 10 the groom.
Good pastures provided and charge of
cents day Tor all mares left with the horse for G.ein
Sohanna's colts have yet made their appearance ON
Tue tur AMI is with great ddcncc and hesitation tbat
undertake. TO speak Of their performances in fall train.
M ieast paitiaiity and interest have inscd me and
might thereby mslcad others suffice il to say that as ,r
Us thcy have been cdb me, and heard of from others
"oy nave iuy or more than equalcd expectation, and
.o va, most confident assurance that those who may de-
sire to breed from this fine horse will not be disoppoin,ed
or dissatisfied with the result
That he is OF the purcst and most ucnuno r,.o ,..
stock, is atescd by the fact that there has never been
member oil his family that not race nag of Iistinc
o, eier OF he present generation far back as il can
nc traced, WIN The exception OF the imported mare and
cusvcly for breeding ~ : wis 0'''eA
IL Is not a little encouraging 10 those ,,ho -t,.,s 80.
lore bred from Johanna, well those who may desire
II in future, to be informed that challenge has hc,
to run one OF his colts the Norfolk course next Spring
against any colt in the United States five thousand dol
lars This circumstance is mentioned because IL surely
IS ono well calculated 10 increase the public condolences
in him as STOCK HORSE.
Johanna served one hundred and 6i vscyon ,,.uo.
last year, having the celebrated horses Sir Charles and
Iimolcon as his competitors which furnishes The hest owl
his colts. "
There ia another Recommendation that NAV with nro.
pretty be offered for breeding from Goanna which is that
ms COTS arc so large and fine as universally ADMITTEDLY that
such as should not prove be race horses arc rc to
their owners for the trouble and expense of
raising circumstance which should not be overlooked
prceug rs IN the nature OF things, il is likely that
all can make horses w
Goanna is believed, is now standing lower than any
ohcr morse oil distinction in Virginia. this does not proceed
from disposition TO underbd other horses nor is IL he
cause his proprietor thinks he ought To stand a HIGH
rs any other watevcr but he does not feel justified in
rasng TO level with others until there has been some
pubic exhiblton on the his colts
Mares VIII be served at any time during the year. and
uch as did not prove in oa from the last season. NAV be
sent again. and no charge made for the services of the
horse, unless they should prove in foal
Jan 20. Sl-12t JOHN Nj. Bolts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

VNHE subscribers who for several years past has turn
Gu ms attention to the breeding Of blood horses from
some OIL the best running stock in the State finds his stud
SO much increased render necessary for him TO dis
pose OF part of it, He will, therefore, on Thursday the
iotn oil March next, II fair il not the fair day al
Adie, in the county OF Loudoun, offer for SALE 10 The
highest bidder, ON acredt OF six months tho purchaser
gsing oona win approved security numbered Mares
Cos oil the purest blood and highly approved crosses
Among them he will offer
No.l.INErrLE Tor. sorrcl marc got by Trafalgar
her dam old Nee Top by Spread Eagle imported by Col
John Ioomes OF the Bowling Grcen--hcr dam by shark
grand dam by old Janus, out of thorough bred marc
Eeo iSp seventeen years old, and is in foa by La
NO. 2-Vr<EN, sorrcl mare, full sister Nettle Top
No l. Vixen is fifteen years old and was put 10 Mr.
Bolts Johanna, but Il is doubtful whether she is in foa
No.3--MEG MERRILEss, bay mare, got bv Ira
salgar, her dam by the imported horse Draeon grand
dam 5y LamPghtsr--hcrg grand dandy Iighlyers g. g.
granu dam by Eclipse, g. e. e. grand dam by Shandy.-
Botts's Johanna
No. 4-MINERvA, chesnut FLY by Doct Tbornton's
kater out Of Rosaba by Traagarhcr dam old Rosalba
was got by Col Hoomes imported horse Spread Earle
oil Aexandra which was also imported by Col Hoomcs'
Alexandria was bred by Mr. kdd and was cot by Alex
andcr' her dam by Woodpocker-grandam by Philigon,
out oil Lord Egrenonts Hgh-fycr marc. Minerva will
49, No. 6-NELL GwYNN, sorrcl filly got by Doctor
Ihorntons Ratler out of vixen No 2, and will be four
years old in May
No 6-MA1EL dark bay fly, got by Sir James,
gu, OF Meg Merrilcs, No. 3, and will be three years old
No z-TnoRN, bay colt, got by Sir James, out of
Nctue Top No. 1, and win be three years old in April
NO. S.--SKY-LEAPER, bright hay colt, got bv Sir
James, out Of Vixen, No. and will three Years old in
May.
No. DISCRIMINATORY sorrel colt, got by Thorn
Ions Raer out OF Vixen, No. q and will be two years
old in April.
No. ALTON, sorrel colt by Thornton's
in May.
No. IL--VIvIAN GREY an iron grey colt, by Ions
dale owned by +. ID. Whiting, Esq (See Turf Regster
April.
No I2.--SEpr1Mus a sorrcl colt by Mr. Bolts Co
mamma, utof Vixen, No. 3 will be year old in
April.
All these mares and colts of fine size and appearances
some oil the colts are uncommonly large.
trafalgar was got by the imported horse Tay
es ceDfated race mare Calypso, full sister
oy ga medley her dam Selma by HorichGrand ba
Godolphin Arabian 80 ~ ~ w
1s James was got by Sir Acy his dam grand
aam by rgm his great grand dam by old was
y the best of tho Godophn Arabian Fcarnought
the dam sde descended from aleys Arabian,
Se back 10 all his crops TO tho best blood in Eosod
through Sir Alch he combines the blood
tons Traveller 1855 '
LEWIS BERKELEY.
Aide, Jan. 80. S6--Iowtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-07
,Thc ismporacd Ilorsc AcYiall,am.

ENllI commence his second season i'm America at
w lns former stand, near GaIlaD Tennessee ON the
10Th February, which will continue the Ist July pri-
ces the same as last year, vz$60 within the season:
$40, by the st Jan. and 300 10 ensure PAYABLE when
TIC TACT Of being in ioa IS ascertdincd, the ownership
changed aud 81 70 the groom in every case Mares will
nc taken care OF for 81 week. but liability for acct
dents escapes.
confidently believed that from % 20 100 in foal II was
deemed prudent last season. 10 receive mares after the
ON May That all might be returned IN oaI If possible The
horse has entirely recovered from the effects of his passage
and - now in first rate health and condition For further
Parculars hand bills. number of colts from i'm,
mares VIII be dropped early in tho season. and gentlemen
lro requested 10 call and Judge for themselves
Jan ~ % w3w GEO ELLIOTT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-07
Jan. 81.

81 AND FOR SALE-Thc subscriber wishing TO move
Hz TO the West, offers for sale his of Land in the
county OF Cumberland, Willis Creek about six miles
from Cartcrsyic, containing eight hundred and sxy-ive
acres three hundred and fifty of which is in woods, and
wen unhered The improvements consist of a brick
dwelling house, framed kitchen, granary, with trcsh
ing machines built two years ago, tobacco barns and
ry other necessary house belonging TO farm with good
orchards and water in healthy and desirable neichbor
hood. l1rthcr description is deemed unnecessary
PERSONS wishing 10 purchase be shewn the land bv
the subscribers who resides the same. The terms will
be accommodating. SAMUEL w. DARLINGTON
Feb. q 1892. SI-law5y
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l.2OEAsicIlr ,ENsnsnra

NA ILL stand again the ensuing season at nv Stable
" fifteen miles from Jackson, twelve from Beiold
thirteen from Halifax, NJ G.. trty-ivc from Warrcnton
and iiiy-sevcn south OF Petersburg, va. The season
WIN commence the first OF February and terminate the
hrsi oil July lie will be let TO Mares at Fifty Dollars t
season. which may be discharged by The payment of For
W Dollars within the Mares can bc Insured af
scVcny-vc Dollars; the insurance money will be demand.
cd so soon the Marc is discovered to he i'm oal ar The
property changed-one dollar will be expected io tc
Groom In every instance. Large and extensive pasae
sown III small grain expressly for Mares left with the horse
ana separate lots for Mares and colts board of servants
SrdlS Those sending at Distance il convenient will
send servants with their Mares so that they NAV be al
tended to agrecably TO crown instructions Mares will
DC led required, with grain thirty cents per day No
responsibility for accidents escapes but every prcca-
noh VIII be taken toprevent them.
PEDIGREE.-.1IonsicurT Onsou was NV pacoct. I,c ,,
the imported horse Citizen; he by PacoIc of England Inc
by Blank; and Blank by the Godolpn Arabian his dam
by Top Gallant; he by Gaatn Gaatiu by imported Red
ford, &c Sells grandam by Grey Medley imported
Oscar, imported Fcamought, Sc sc. Monsieur Ionson
The luil brother OF Sir Richard Henry and Champion
Sir Richard and Chanpon have proved superior race
horses and have never been bcacn the latter now con-
sorcd the most distinguished horse in the Western conn
Try. Monster Tonson has made himself so well known
ny hrs unrivalcd achievements the Turf a. 10 render
all urther notice unnecessary Those who desire 10 see
more detailed account OF his pedigree and performances
are rc'erredto the American Farmer, volume g. page 800
aud also to the Turf Register and Sporting Magazine lo
January 1881. WILLIAM MOODY "
MonnIlorcst, Northampton, Co. ~ c. Jan. 81 s3-w1W
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BY eTTCMIE & COOK.

~ Tho ENQUIRER is published week. gcncrally and
hfco times week during tho
price IN. Same as hcre'oo Five Dollars per payable in adj
oes o cmn.d spcc,o-paying banks (on) viii
a. ~ The Editors YIN mo safety RENTING
No will DO but at the Discretion of Tho
Eitors until NIL arsearagcs have been paid up. = -
whoever wi guarantee the paymcn, papers shall hayo
TERMS OF ADvERrIsING
III Ono square, less First centscacb co,,u
ence % cents No advertisement
paid for assumed by city viron
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-07
Oscar.

"A BEAUTIFUL and Thoroughbred young stud ,y
"a Arab, out Of the distinguished Mare Nelly, by Shy
lock VIII stand at my 81 Jlc ia the county Of Chester
ued INC ensuing season, 20 commence the first day Of
March and end the first Of July OSCAR il OF GOOD size
power. Further particulars hereafter
Fob'H ls6-trl JAMES ELAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-07
E'rec ,E'radc--No COMMUNICATION.

EARIHEVJV.dRE, CJfIyV.H, GLdSS, .aN-D
LOORJyVG GLASSES.
.FHV j. BARROW, & Co., IMPORTERS, No S.
: a Mater Street, .Nc,o YO,k having made extern
svc connexions with OF the largest and most approved
Pottecs in England enabled 10 offer the most extern
sve stock in the market consisting OF every variety of
fEq'theHi1are, China, Glass, anil Looking Glasses
either re-packed TO order, in the original pack
ut uncOmnonly low rates for cash city acccpianccs-
1he very liberal support hitherto received from our South
err and estern friends, under the most trying crcum-
stances, calls for wancst thanks. We have survived
thus hr in struggle with body OF men who have com
sned all their efforts TO effect dcsruction simply be-
cause we viii not Join them in combining compel the
country Merchant to pay cXhorbant profit on his pur.
clases in tIi4 line We only recrate orr assurances
Of using every cXeron in power 10 promote the in
tcres of mercantile friends, in the extent and va
cty of our stock, the lowncss of prices, and the
skill and OF our packers-depcnding upon Free
Trade as the only system which give stability TO the
mutual interest Of city and country merchants.
4. j. BARROW * Co., IS, Water Street
Feb. 4. Sj-St
n5srhc Editors OF the Wing at Richmond, vrginian
at Iyncburg, Spectator at Snton, utcligcnccr al Pc
ersburg Herald at fredericksburg, Vrenian at Win.
chester, Beacon at Norfolk, Patriot Tincasc and Re
porter at Daye, will publish the above the amount OF
SO 90 and send their accounts Enquirer for payment
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VACCINE INSTITUTION, Richmond,

VACCINE INSTITUTION, Richmond, Ta-The
SUBSCRIBERS have, by an association with DIR. A. H.
Lennon, CORNER Assistant for Dr. Jas Smith late In;tod
States Agent for Vaccinations Opened at their Drug Store
dccine institution, and prepared to attend 10 any
orders that may be given them. Their ARRANGEMENTS are
SUCH that they will at all times have full supply of be
genuine fresh article, accompanied with printed
for use, 1.-THE following prices:
For a crust neatly put up i'm wax az
" glass, containing matter sumcicnt 10 vaccinate ten
vi WE'VE persons So
The poor will be vaccinated without charrc.-OrIers
from the country will meet with prompt attention
PULLING s. DAY
StSn9 me Black Boya and Mortar, .1Idykei-SguTe.
Jan. % S2-2owo,gs-,,i, t.,
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HbLOUGHS--Thc subscriber respectfully informs
"a those who in the habit OF buying implements
OF husbandry, that he has hand greater variety
Than he has before offered them He las almost
every KIND OF Ploug in usc with stcclor points
and stocked with seasoned timber, advantage not gene
rally sufficiently appreciated. He has made an improve
nen III the mouldboard of the improved Barscar Plough
winch has been suggested by many practical farmers,
rendering II much more acknowledgements parts of
Plougs always hand and mould boards sold at FouI-
dry prices lie ilaers himself that his prices have been
so reduced as TO give satisfaction Should any implement
purchased from him. not perform equal 70 the expectation
OF the purchaser,i il may bc returned.
Jan. IL i16-nl WIN. PALMER. .lfarkeL Bridec.
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CDtce 81 The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co.
- WAsHINGToN, Jan. 9, 1892
@0hOPOSAiS VIII be received mt this Office as fol-
lows: - "
ls For the construction OF Dam across the Potomac
RIVER near "llarpers Ferry" and for the construction of
Stone Aqucduct Catoctin Creek until the 81 II
day of January instant.
"a. For the excavation cmbanLment, and waIling of
Twelve miles oil Canal, extending from the th section of
The Canal near to the Point of Rocks TO Harpcrs ferry
In sections OF about half mile each and TO, the constr,ic
lon oil four Stone lift Locks and Guard Lock and scyc
raj Cuyers on the portion of Canal until the l7lh
day OF February next
Bird. For the excavation cmbanLmcnt and ,vo,,,. Of
forty miles OF Canal extending from Harper's Ferry 10
Wlainsport, and for the construction of the necessary
Locks Aqucducts Cuycrs, and Dams until the 3OtI, dn v
The plan and specification of the Dam and Aoucduc,
will be exhibited after the 18th Instant and The contracts
will be declared at the Canal Office i'm this Civ ON the LEI
day OF February next
The plan and specification of the other work below
Harpers Ferry will be exhibited the Canal Office after
the 18th ins and the contract will he declared at Harpcr
Ferry, on the 25d day OF February next.
The plan and specitlcatono the work between Uarrcrs
Ferry and Wilamport be exhibited the Canal Office
alter the 10th day OF March and the contracts will b
declared at Shephcrdstown in Virginia, the Jh ,lay of
April following.
,o D ,S oi c Of proposals will Io qS"c1 pca
Jan. II. [77-ool2sFl Clerk chcs s Ohio Canal.
FHViiE General Meeting of the members OF the Mutual
n Assurance Society against fire buildings of the
State OF Virginia will he held at the socetys once in
Richmond, ON Wednesday The Sth Feb 1892.
JAMES RAWLINGS. p. A. NJ. A. Society
Jan. 81. S3-td,n
a GOyERNESS wANTED.--To a Lady we'll QUA
"A lifted TO take charge OF private school in heal
tiny neShorood and instruct in the various branches of
female English cducaon salary of $500 aud board
will be given. letter addressed TO the s,,Igcribcr Ju
nenbug county, Macarlands Post office Va will be al.
tended to- ID. e. WILLIAMS.
Jan ~, lS52 S1-6t
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no TILE pUBLIC.-CENTRAL HOTEL.

Respectfully annOInces 10 his iricnds
- ana me public, that having purchased the entire
interest oil Mr. lsham Pickett in the above well known
esabshmcnt,it will in future be conducted by himself
10 those unacquainted he would merely state that the
ocuoh oil his stand is one OF the best in the City, being
houses Being determined TO conduct ii style inferior
TO none In the City, and the reasonable terms he
mas provided himself with active and attentive Servants
his table will at all times be furnished with every de-
hcacy that the Market Affords and his Bar stocked with
inc best Liquors. The Stables attached 10 the esto
osment are extensive and comfortable and the Ostles
careful and attenveThe long experience he has had
IN TINS business, and the satisfaction that he Hacrs him
sen mas been invariably given heretofore renders it unne
cessary TO make any remarks TO qualification suffice il
10 say That his personal attention. in every instance will
De entirely devoted to the comforts of his guests and no
exertions spared to give general satisfaction
J'Ten or twelve Boarders, by the week month mr.
year, VIII be taken on terms reasonable at any other
House in the City. .(76-f1 Ian n