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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02


The editor of the Madisonan, in reply to some
marks of ours, puts the following question:
will the editor of the United States Gazette de-
ny having received assistance himself from the United
States Bank and Girard Bank"'
Whilst protest against the gross indecency Of
such question: and doubt the propriety of answer
ing it, state that, in the in which the Madi
sonian puts the question, did. We
borrowed dollar of the Girard Bank in the world,
directly or Indirectly. And in the course Of large
business, borrowed from the United States Bank
small sums, not exceeding in all $500 which
paid Nth interest long ago.
To what base low, pitiful shifts, is the organ of
the President of the United States driven, when it
propounds questions irrelevant and ungentlemanly
The Madisonlan is regarded as the mouth-piece of
Mr. Tyler and the members his Cabinet, and yet that
paper is allowed to put such questions to us. Let
them be cautous.-U. S. Gazette.
We might ask 1oho paid it? and hoao it was
paid but we will not. Yet we will say that
this resort TO such subterfuge, betrays the cha
racter Of the Gazette. That paper has charged
divers papers with being purchased, and others
with being silenced with Executive patronage.
This is not only ''ungentlemanly but is it not
dishonorable? We again call upon the Ga
zette TO name the sheets he has so often said
were sienced in this manner We tell you to
beware.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02
ARRIVAL OF THE GRE . r WESTERN
SIX DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN,
BALTIMORE, July 81, 3 P. NJ.


The steamship Great Western, Captain Hosken, ar
rived at New York on Saturday morning, about hall
past O'clock having left Bristol the 10th of Ju-
ly. We are indebted to attentive correspondent
in New York for London paper of the 10th of July,
which reached us by Saturday nights mail.
The distress and suffering in Ireland continue to
fearful extent in addition to which alarming fever
Of most malignant and unconquerable nature pre-
walls among the poorer classes in some districts.
From five to eight persons in family were frequent
y lying sick at the same moment Hunger and pes
thence appeared to be struggling for the mastery
A splendid French steamer called the Louis Phl-
lppe was wrecked on the 4th of July, at the en-
trance to Havre, and would be total loss.
bill for the protection of the Queens person has
passed the House of Lords.
DEATH OF THE DUKE OF ORLEANS.
The French papers almost exclusively filled
with lamentations on account OF the accidental death
of His Royal Highness the Duke of Orleans. This
nobleman was no less conspicuous for his amlable
qualities of mind and heart, which endeared him to
all ranks of society with whom circumstances brought
his ROYAL Highness into contact, than Tor courage,
GOODNESS and gallantry in the field, whilst his frank
and manly demeanor, and unaffected aiablllty Sc
cured him the respect of the bteres political oppo
nents of his family 1t appears that ne was to re-
view several regiments the 18th OF July, and on
that morning got into carriage intending to go to
Neuy to take leave of the hing and Queen. On
arriving near the Porte Maillot, one OF the horses
took flight and the others becoming alarmed, set OFT
at great speed up the Chemin de la Reyoite The
Prince, seeing his danger, jumped from his Carriage
alightng on the ground with both feet, but he mme-
diatey staggered and fell with his head the pave
ment He was taken to an adjoining house sense
less when he was soon surrounded by the klng and
the other members of the Royal Family. The
Prince died about four in the afternoon
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02

Did the Madsonian mean to say ihat Mr.. Tyler
accep ed from the Wings nomination. when ne
knew lie opposed 10 the principles OF the wings!
u S. Gazette
First tell US what you mean by wings"
II Bank Wings are meant, they have been de-
funct long ago. If Harrison Republican Wings,
he is not opposed TO their principles, but is car
rving them out with all his might. General
Harrison ayowed himself in favor of the Com
promise, and declared a Bank to be unconstltu-
tional. Mr.. Tyler is going ahead on these prln-
cioles with his VEToEs. What more? Shall
we expose all Mr.. Gays lreachery? We will
do it so ne Of these days.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02

g1TThe Madisonian asks whether scan name
paper that has been slenctd by the patronage of the
Government" We answer we cana dozen. We
could count them easily as could the paving
stones; and what is more, could several
others that refused to be senced by the patronage of
the Government. There has been want of efforts
U. S. Gazette.
Well, out with them. If you hesitate any
longer the public will grow still more incredu
lous. We deny it, and challenge you to name
them. We also call upon the Gazette to name
those that "refused" We can repubish pa
ragraph from one, that is not "silent," which
uttered gentle hint when the advertisements
were passing about, that it ought to have a token
Of acknowledgment that its services were APP
preciated.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02
From the U. S. GaS cite.

As your paper is particularly noticed and carefully
read by the editor of the Madisonian, should you
have have favorable opportunity, will thank you
to ask him whether young man from Kentucky, by
the name of lie, has moi lately been appointed
midshipman in the Navy? Whether the said L---e
brought with him any recommendations, and from
whom2 Whether he did not cpvate the acquaint-
of members of the party, and advertise in the
Madsonian to publish second edition OF Ahasuerus
over the signature Of l.. : Whether he did not get
into street fgh', and out of what did the fight
grow And, finally how long it was after the street
fight look place, that Mr. L--e received warrant
as midsh,plnan, (here being then $40 applicants
strongly backed) and went to sea? When these
gu, slons all answered, may perhaps send you
some luther interrOgatorles with view to elicit
49, - OLIVER OLDSCHOOL
Mr.. Oliver Oldschool dare not assert the
above a, facts. Knowing this, we will merely
state that we never, to our knowledge, heard of
L--e" beforehand that all the particulars, as
far as our knowledge is concerned, are without
the slightest foundation. We presume he had
il of one of the ssmousers'' in the Committee
room.
Now, we will ask this Oliver ii he was
not seen on Saturday last, about one o'clock, F.
M, in the gallery Of the Senate, cheek by jowl
with clerk from the Navy Department. gath
erng intelligence about some other mysterious
Naval appointments We do not vouch for
the "lntelligence," bat merely PROFOUND the
query as lejonder.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02

Ship Money and Charles John Tyler and the
Treasury oder to Levy Duties.-We have COM
men, ed more than on the monstrous assumption
whereby, after ueioing bill passed by Congress tor
collecting the revenue the President orders suoodi-
nate the Treasury To issue circular prescribing IN
the absence of all law the rates of said duties and the
time and manner of Ievyiog thenl.-N. y Amer
The American should have had Cromwell
at the tail of his paragraph. But we doubt
whether the Dictator will succeed, when the
President is beheaded
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, August l, 1912
The following notice has been officially commune
Gated to this Department;
The Commissioners of Light Houses give notice
that the light house lately erected the west side of
the north entrance to the gut of Canso in lat As AZ
north, and 81 81 west long, was lit on the Oath of
June, and will exhibit plain, fixed light which will
be seen from the greater part ofthe Bay of st George,
and the shores of Cape Breton, far Port Hood
the building stands about 800 yards from the Shore is
painted white and very conspicuous object in day
time. The lanthorn is elevated ll5I feet above the
sea level; there is good anchorage under the light
with the wind off shore.
(Signed,)
+ !; J HA S4SSSS; Commissioners q Lights
HALIFAX, July l, 1912.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02
THE BOSTON ATLAS.

This impotent engine of the Harttor Con-
vention Federasts. calls the Madisonan "the
tool of the President" Thatit is not necess ary
for US to pause in our course and brand the
fasehood on the brow of the Atlas, we need
only to remind the public that the Atlas is con-
trolled, body and soul, by the few interested
arts ocratic capitalists who are endeavoring to
dictate laws for the purpose Of depressing the
poor--the majority in this country
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02
From the Corington (ky.) Register
IMPEACHING THE PRESIDEN L

In our last we treated this sui ect very li4Lty not
thinking it possible auy mep bei OF CongIest nd
be found fool enough make such foolish and r
diculous attempt, but we were mistaken Mr. Bolts,
of Virginia, who is alehouse pollc'an, and gam
bling, horseracng, haram scdrdm Kind Of iehow,
tells The people he has serious no'ion vi The thing,
and consequently has drawn up IL charges, specify
ing the groundwork of his proceedings. He sh, uld
straightwa be sIraghten,d IN s.raight-jacket, and
confined with her luna les.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02
THE MISREPRESENTATION BILL.

A correspondent in one of our exchange pa
pers suggests the propriety of the President
signing the Tariff bill before the Senate, and at
the same time Withholding his approval Of the
Distribution clause. He insists upon it that
this would be as reasonable and proper in the
President, as it is for Congress to pass double
bill
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02
The Globe is with I

The GLOBE is with us.-Mddisonidn.
Was the Globe with General Harrison IN.
Courier.
Perhaps not the entire Globe, but if you Will look
at the vote you will that Tippecanoe and Iy9er
- had nearly the entire Western hemisi here with
them If Tyler perseveres in hs patriotic course we
are not ali but 1t will be literally rue before
he torn or hires that the Globe is with him.-Paf-
riot d. Eagle.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02

Bank Circulation in Ohio.-Two years ago the
circulation of the Commercial Bank of Cincinnati
was over a million and half; now the circulation
of all the Banks in the State, except those wmcn are
winding up, is only sl,3l4,O0O. No wonder money
should be scarce when such conracons as this take
Place.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02
From the Troy Budget.
THAT "SOFT IMPEACHMENT"

If Bolts plan to impeach the President had not
clicked out and found to be dangerous undertake
ing in view of public sentiment, before caucussed
upon, the Clay faction in Congress would have
pressed the movement without doubt, to the utmost
The certain failure and oboquy which they found they
ebould have to encounter alone deferred them from
pressing the measure AS it is, the public will I" AXE
the will for the Decd" and the operation will be
placed on the debit page of the great ledger OF poll
teal accountability
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02
CAPT. TYLER AND THE MADIsoNIAN
HALIFAX, July 1, 1912.

CAPT. TYLER AND THE MADISONIAN.
We are inclined to think that some of our Wing
friends who have exhibited disposition to support
they have made slight mistake.-Boston Atlas.
We should think the peculiar Federal friends
of the Atlas have made 'sslight mistake."-
The President is made of sterner stuff than
they supposed. Republicanism has nothing to
fear from Federalism.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02

At the late commencement of the N. Y. UNIVERSE
ty, the degree of LII. ID. was conferred upon Chief
Justice Roger B. fancy, and that of ID. d. Rev
John Mcdowell, of Elizabethtown, N j., Rev Will
liom Adams and Richard w. Dickinson N Y, and
Rev. Hugh MAR, of Johnstown, N. Y.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02

UNITY--IN NoN-EssENrIALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARITY.-Augustin
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02
Dte0

On the 30th ultimo, THOMAS BENTON, infant son o,
R. |. and Elizabeth Ann Jones, aged months anu
days
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02
WANTS A PLACE,

A RESPECTABLE WIFI TE WOMAN, who can
IA be well recommended, is deslrous to OBTAIN
good situation in this country or to go TO Engan or
France Inquire at Miss Thompson's Millinery, near
Tho seven R'd;nqs Pa Avenue August
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02

TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING, LIST
AUGUST, ls42

OFFICIAL.
TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING, LIST
AUGUST, 1912
Amount outstanding of the issues prior the act of
the 3lst January, 1912, viz;
Amount per the re-
cords of this office, 4033 lit 80
Cancelled in the hands
of the accounting Of
fcers 25,375 90
4,O07 1902 80
Amount of notes issued
under the act of the
3lst January 1912, 7,45l ,764 81
Deduct redeemed of this
ISSUE viz:
Amount
tered in the
books ofthis
office, 249s52s 33
In the hands
of the ac-
counting Of
fcers 1921 81 2,555,749 81 4,s96,Ol5 20
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02
5000 9i8 10

T.. l.. SMITH,
Register Treasury U. S.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Registers Office, August l, 1912.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02

ext session of Congress- the number Of all persons
who have applied throughout the United States for
the benefit the Bankrupt act; the number Of all
who have been finally discharged under it, distn-
gushing each judicial dstrict the amount of debts
pettoned against the amount of property surren-
dered the expenses attending the proceedings in
bankruptcy the number Of Commissioners appointed
the number of days on which the judges have held
sessions concerning it and the amount OF funds remain
ing in charge of assignees, other persons udcially
entrusted with them
Monday being petition day, many members insisted
that petitions should be presented but after the pre-
sentation of one by Mr. Gushing, it resolved to
take up the Contingency bill.
Mr.. GENTRY continued his remarks in opposition
to the bill and was followed by MIR. J. R. NIGER
SOIL, who showed, in reply to MIR. Gentry, that the
bill had been framed in exact accordance with the
instructions given to the committee.
BY general consent, an amendment was adopted on
motion of Mr.. J. r. INGERSOLL, reducing the
amount in the appropriation for the clerkshps from
$50, 900 to 50,0OO-as were also verbal altera-
tons.
The vote was then taken on concurring with the
various amendments adopted in Committee of the
Whole, and all WIRE concurred in.
The bill was ordered to be engrossed for third
reading by a vote of 81 to IS.
Mr.. LEWIS, of Alabama, moved to re-conmit the
bill with instructions to equaze the salaries OF the
guard gate keeper, and other persons employed In
guarding the Capitol and other public buildings IN
Washington. lie said he did not wish TO emOarrass
the BILL but he thought great injustice was done to
various public officers of the grade alluded to. Ma
nv of them did not receive equivalent for their
services. while Others received far too much
| Mr.. MORGAN moved the previous question
which cut off the motion to instruct and the question
| REQUIRED on the passage of the bill
| It was passed without division
| Mr.. BOARDMAN gave notice that he would
move reconsideration Of the vote in the of 10
| seph Nimbet and Mr.. Riggs, that he would make
similar motion in the case Of Benjamin Hopkins,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20
,;..rrord Erau;rer,

rsr, " tines rec. esrns tas session
- :, L. .tS!,,.,.,r,s az SUBSCRIPTION.
t'@ TIL ,r,nn and Three Dollars for six months,
~ r"" o.. b. pad IN the o.sce or Ie,h''.eso ~ ' P
-, ~ wv .[ annuln 4, the tud Of the !ea' J.. a IA
r. a. i''s m i,r NAV yemtted per mail IN eooo any y,
y, o.ss the risk ~ .ne 80. If single letter
Pa! hs nc writer II is the accumulation Oh
= a.oey o. w. .r,slvs business wh''n
.o' ray 1o nine papers a"anay Sha'' "'''
n -, .,,rvs OF ADVERTISING: ..r,s. for
"' - iirrs or less, tts! nsvru"h' 80
o.,q,.:c u .'i 5s cents ,., ,,s advance
60 ,'' tl t.s. lnce I"is' 'e ,orn execution.
- "a s''', Nv, st: may aa'rnn !" -, ~ m nrI cent
r. Sr'e az On n.r cent: and Ia saw ~ l" Pe
% . ee ma 9" ,ticn of several Of car cit, ineme.'
y li si 10 ak- limited nn,u'e' y" any INN IN
w. W dr1a II '"3 i,i% t. rrs, ,herti;am 10 Inc wi"'s
fyI o. iAs a. .,,sare circulation OF GU. ,yice
sac i- r the fact. that al M cs, week in ersry otLe'
.,. w' s'5H ,r viii ue strg iir,ed, DOW, 3yer,is.
pae 80" in general '.ns -, bs, oud the
na & ,' * ays ne privilege Of 'iansns le roa
sgel' lss ~ t'ry please, without any ,emen,s.
ta'"''q- r.. ,gs4a- are ne 'r"'S % $50
- :. .wise, a week. IS
- ~ cs@r'eS anu max own .. ,ei~ ol' n'n>i ts
the pa' saica otthe i"sinss,ei IN insure tina: Ia
a ia no sa,e ~ and euiz@e< has PROVE ao
bseiaNtau W. must therefore INSIST " .ha Postmaster
''re l't' 40 ,,eing certified b. the hai' ~
~ ,;,io,s shall hereafter be eols"',rhi snccia,
~" ~ W. aud yea, r,I that shorter
sal 5At IN ;,n,tcr line" and paid for IN az a''e " ~
v,.er "rGeT,G ~. ~ the o-er Of new an" W.
> 20 unless paid for IN adFa', -, IN ye-aid IL
kH'"A ' I.,,sane known and acceSS'' IT,, Ear a NIB
ifnee " ns meat. hut, IN case :" M hn i mac
assn '' - ,,yurut from new si"s''''ei n, con
l.lon, "i' ~, rluinuS single nnhi"er INV u' ' 49,
q.a'ei W'.' "a ,,,cl ~ cory ~! ;:,S , ~
T. aiH; ~ aiI subscribers whose an'! ~ ~ -. c,ar
- Ie @ ,h,sAer and vino ma! REMAIN
ac"n Two yes:< Toi ;iir .ie NJ, ~.
account fAc ,,li ~ erased irom the lis, "' r.
-. meat W." Resolutions a ne HA;'tat vi.
30 some cf the results OF we o"' ,,!i.
THESE YES wv ,,-isrcs If t,r Editorial Corps w 10
doa : '' o. =, = c,runt Tire l1it '''ur
Ii. "tf ,r.i,,,s t dSts:n''e'.' ~ Au'ot IA =,
q !a.'' mend .n!oar o"rr iie's.s riyen
oitir 's'' several nf ;.e haseflc..' P.S' w w.,
ue 'iar r,,s,u &C Cust ira':tS 40 c., '" :, IL, 90
a'o Tie CT i,,s. q: Credit Ssfer tla' vac " go,
ls M"'s '' r rr,, Giiyi.i,y consists N tue ,n
news .i Tb.r %ni,v tauans Tue '>eso,,t'", " @
an 'ss ',,, ,y- have trtu 'naHtcd l" c"h.,i,
g.! i' IN ~, Book. Who are ~ arrears w 'is ~ -
Oh am, ,oursr TIE name ei very
W. -. ts',,-rt = ~ positively he >t'cnc"' va ''' 49, "
- ' r'.,s,.a.r,.r 81 n.r NClur'r r >,..,,
90, '- recommended - i'e i-'tois " ~
-. COMMONWEALTH, !" ?n"''-h u ''.e ~
~. e,es frr advertising, anu I'M ''.e! . So
t...t,e s.ue. and that ,ae-e prices se 49, 49, '
et, . ueassiiol i'r w." 'ae"' l' -,.,;or
E'r 'i' '' 2s.,g,;sq Of tie fi'"-ai t"nee""'H'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20
s:ie Of rery Iaiua6le Real and PersOnal Estate

S.tc 81 rfry dnaOtc h'di ana Tf's"'tn' i-s'''
grXpEH the provision Of Deed c Trust bearing date the 10Th
L div If Mach lsio made by cimond Manufacturing
Of the r,t part tie undersigned Trustees q" the Sc,
ccnd pa Richard Anderson and otcr pe.s ns 81 iGe NM
rart ny .ccorc, according 10 Law, ~ TIE iiln-s 'i. o.
The ely Rohmcnieonve!i IL Tie nnnefsisne4
lie I.on ing overwhelmingly "A' that l' or parcel OF ann
wing in city Richmond brt"e.n te Jane: RIVER ahiI
iis lasc, River, whc' the Kchohu '!ai,''
,,uJ- Cotton ,lsnracturn. Mil aud orr buildings, tntus
and together with I'LL and every lar ara hcei ~ '
Machinery, being or found upon any par, ." e "' 'u m
III lard which has been hereiiore IN ay hiinhe' ISL"
ed he'd ,jye !! ~" aIy ct sne ' , in I
m,c of cron Otherwise; io-eher wih AL VIZ nsh'>, WI!
r"lrrns heretofore held useL and enjoyed hy Tie pa'iy ri
,nt-aud, al.t "t;r it or parcel ~ ana lem w
plan and upon PLAT The city Of Richmond ~ ~ NO
SITUATED opposite The Anoy nrta the "o e se. I" r aha'
raS OF Tenn George aud ahert We, the undersigned rus
!sss S N E SCI Is kHR nssi f is aad as
fir .y m fr.ir a IL the mentioned aud described pro
p,J ay,y f,r read u,oi,ry secondly, the house and
Io Nn ST. above described, "a 10 one innfu M U. VIC
rr, Nancy far rsaaa 'ao"' ana as 10 le r"e' ""
,h,s. eoa instruments, ,, twelve ami tichieen months,
lfn ir ii January when possession WI he gwen, Witt
49,. il " on un pay :! 10 MI :lc other Above
menncd AM, Il, serb the viii h. said uion lie ieh'-
ready as to The sum OF 81, m".",rn @a a
Ia tie residue U III" purchase money! upon c'c',
four oua n,.au MIS- twelve, eighteen and wsIyiI
m"n, f'' Tie ~ y ." an n payment 70 secure The
ms ef The several instruments, bonds with approved security
w ~ e"d l,i to comply wih The III. sale, by
:n. maze the cash payments or ihe 10 re IT, , d
lie,
r,,v i ro- cry will rcsod the following DAY al lhc
rsq, hazard AMI costs Of The purchasers Inc 9m,,e e'
in ms ncoey, and the full water power la w"k he 9'e' =
rdispn:ah. As manufacturing establishment of e"" "
10 be- l;e mss. valuable, aud i'll regard 10 It's location an o'hr'
ayanac The most desirable &c other now in existence
snu, Of the Pooac-Tc Winter presents M Interruption TO MS
constant operations The unders'snrd irofr inv,e we ~.
cnlon Of Capitalists and mnnrd men "s al PARIS ." r ,o'
and especiay he Noen and E-sierE 10 hi'
and advise them before the dy 81 sc tn cHnir lo the
a.l,.s hc rronti;y cpand manufacturing Comrai: IS
chartered Company, aud has been for ten years past me
ap,ta Stock of ic Company was SI3,gGp ht desefp".
of ti:s advertise incrt ,... ~, o,,,. =,
The will reserve TO themselves one o'h o." - -
nn,ls n, ruuirfa Ly ;rs'-"herwe no d WIZ
" PHILIP HARRISON,
EnEuERII,k ANIlcRSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20
Dec 10

sEr scr.Ic, taken the well known Washington ".r'
which from centrally losclhc with s conteny 10 me
Gavin, Cy a Richmcnd Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road and Rclund crots presents la ho,n TIA
yrlcrs and soourner ths city NEST a"d- u oc
run. an. r The most and commandn. positions III The
CIV overlooking put of The city below the capitol IN
little oasifurt the view Tor Sc
go, ,es ayn lie James, which thr sails that cheqmer It's
waters az well of country which hangs nat so fan
MINI, he,ow The Fal. br exhibiting most pcur.
so prospect The Railroad Bridge also be seen from lie
Hotel, IN all lis niasuiireEce
Members or III. Crnca Assembly will find this house very
convenient being within minutes walk al The capitol
As Ia the style which this house will be Kept the proprietor
,bnt necessary L. .y only That knows full we'll that the
oniy way % patronage Is tn deserve IL.
The following are The rates Of charges:
81 Is ncr day. So per week for single r"ons
s. Der week w.pi ,wo occupy The same ROOM
S:5i D., wear for day hoarder>.
$40 for board and lodging. go
lie nucas to his friends liberal public for That support
c uureni,,ins attention the comfort Of his guests he
ho,IeR. VII merit. W. IL ~ ~ :.
% 80"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

r,,e ,y,i.,.i-c.i desires i;f,im Il! persons scnd
ms a. c.,Ie @. o,hsr the Rg'nond M@.Nr, ' ,
n IN. nav aird Richmond aud wa 9t. ,"inn IL
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