Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-16

terms Having purchased most OF their Stock before the
late advance in many articles, will enable 10 sell at
low prices.
~ Goods received and forwarded, with d,pach, to the
places OF destination, and sct attention 10 all consgn
mems.
Richmond Sept 8. s6-usw
HHANoyER AND HENRICO LANDS.-I wish to
n III sell of my Farms near Richmond. Two nj
them are in Henrico and in Hanover, and neither
more than FIVE miles from The city. These lands were
purchased alter many years enquiry for their peculiar
polue and advantages. bargain may be had in the
Hanover Farm, which consists OF than 365 acres
is bounded by the Meehsncsyile Turnpike the river
10 the head OF the Turnpike and then by the Ha
mover C. H. embracing the large body Of oak hickory
woods on the North aud NJ W. OF those roads; OF The
HAT land so good meadow land any on that
stream; the soil OF most of the high land rests on red
clay foundation, and is well adapted all the crops this
climate. think tina, wood and timber enough may be
spared from the land pay the price asked it, con.i-
derng the exceliency OF the road, and the facility of
reaching market during all weather The buildings &C.
are only those OF quarter establishment. prefer TO
sell the whole place 10 purchaserbut should this
not be done this fall The ground the head Of The turn
pike. (where fire roads mee) will be laid of into coDve-
nieni lots and sold auction There are three mocha.
MICS shops at this place, and wheewrigh shoe
maker tailor and tanner would find employment in their
vocatiohs The exemption from town taxes and extra
yagances and the chespness Of fuel and subsistence,
would enable almost mechanic 10 do profitable bust
ness at this place. Grocery and House Entertain
ment are greatly wanted here's and from the great num-
Ter OF travellers aud market from distance could
not fail to do WELL independen OF the of the
neighbohood. 1t il proposed divide the land ON the
turnpike down TO the bridge, into lots of from acres
They will be found adapted 10 marke gardens the re-
'idence OF aborng persons. IL is describe
the other farms ia Henco since il is expected that
purchaser would examine for himself
September g. l36-w3w] G. w. GOOCH.
ENDlAN QUEEN AND BALTIMORE HOUSE, TO
IL KENT.-The improve me nts being made on THIS
long established aud celebrated HOTEL will be compile
ted aud The house ready Tor tenant the 18th instant
To The very extensive additions and improvements made
upon The hotel within few months past added
granite rough cast the three fronts of the bo,ela
splendid SALOON oil ~ feet on Bal nj
streets, commanding unobsifuced vo~ of the most
busy and fashionable promenade Of the ciiys beautiful
CoLLoNADE on The whole front Baltimore street. with
doors opening entire. and giving full view of Baltimore
stree,-a HALL OF eleven eet width Baltimore street
"a HALL OF thirteen feet with, with PoRTIco OF The
Ionic order, on Hanover street, within fifty OF Ba
more street. These Improvements give TO the Hotel
the moot attractive appesraEce-adiiDg greatly 10 its
style. comfort, and coDvenieDcethey are universally
thought TO be decidedly the desirable
ever made on this property, aud greatly enhancing its
value as hotel The house is not now perhsvs Gus
esPnhe OF further improvements II s pronounced be
as elegant aud complete IL he made and fully
able, without reference TO its admitted advantage of Ioca
ton 10 compete with any other Of the ine establishments
OF this city No expense hiss been spared TO render This
fayoritc Hotel worthy Of the patronage of The public.
more than my thousand dollars have been expended on
a. In vari"us Improvements under the four tenants who
have successfully occupied IL within 80 years past With
The elegant improvements aud enlarged accommodations
oil this hotel, combined with is fine public situation (of
the btst consideration 10 FGUefrs and sfr0ngers) well
quail fed tenant has favorable oppornny of being
enriched any OF bis predecessors In house where more
money has been made perhaps tsn any hotel in th.
country This line Of business has been annually creas
ingthe last winter, spring, and present summer the ira
Yelling through city has been grcser than ever was
known. II mus, augment long as Baltimore is the
great lhoroughsre Of the West; and the direct route 10
Wellington from he East and tie evidently growing in
ercourse with the South, through seanboas aid packets
al tending, With the extension and completion Of rail-
roads TO Ohio and Washington noier advantage OF mag
nitode 20 This hoel I'll public houses espeeslly
the best Kept and the best located The hotel being -
aed IN the centre OF business has been 20 arranged that
portion Of be turned commercial purposes and
rented Tor from $4,000 $4,000 per annum, thus reduc
ing e rent Of The hotel, containing upwards Of 100 rooms
aud masking tie cheapest rent 10 be found 10 any city Of
the United Stales
The whole, or part, will be lessed-f ibe whole The
privilege msy be had 10 rent out such part az may be
thought TO be no disadvantage 10 the establishment A
lease Of some years will be given favorable terms II an
approved tenant JAMES PIPER
August IS t2o-e1 Waterloo Row. B.ldn,ore
A CARD--F0rmsiHe Printing Onc,-Tbs uobJic
IN are in Ibis way informed that JOB Printing can be
executed IN tie peates manner end 81 short notice i'm
Fsrmyille Prince Edward. The proprietor homes tbs,
those wanting such work. in the surrounding counties
will psiFrnize him. Pamphlets, cards, hsnd-bls blanks
&c, can be printed on the beet terms The Office being
Of recent establishment, he asks and must look Tor sup
port from The people for whose convenience II ests-
blshed The Chronicle being situated iH very wealthy
community, will be ioUnd useful medium for sdvcrlisiDg
Orders BY letter, will receive imGedsie attention.