Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-11

VUNHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends OF
Middesex, hIathe VS. CLIQUE ester King & Queen
and Essex aud the public generally that he has again
opened House OF Entertainment, which he calls the dc
commodatian House and Steamboat Hotel He feels
grateful for the patronage he has received at the hands OF
the public for many years, and aters himself that from
his long experience and strict attention his business
share portion OF il again. He has been considerable
expense to tt that large and commodious brick house
in Urbanna the OF which surpassed by any
country tavern in Virginia, and he with confidence
say he has it in his power entertain the public much
to his and their satisfaction, and reduced prices
Gentlemen OF the bar would find TO their advantage
engage by the liberal deduction will be made.
ConveyaDces will be furnished Steamboat passengers
all times, and every communication TO aud from the
Steamboats, strictly attended report is in circulation
that the subscriber had entered n'o obig alton Mr..
Thomas Lumpkin lot to open a House OF Entertainment
in Urbanna again, which is without any foundation what
ever THOMAS STREET.
Urbanna Jan. IA, 1884. [SO-w4w
TUyHE subscribers respectfully inform their friends
n and all the public OF Middlesex, Matthews, Glou.
cesIer King and Queen, Essex and King WiHiani aud
down East, FAR Norfolk West about Richmond and
Frede icksburg North, the great Potomac
and back SOUTH far the cocks crow, that they still
keep ahouse Of Entertainment, (Which they caihe Far
ners and Sfeanboat Hotel at The old siandn Urbsona
lately sold, because he tired OF the busness-bad
been servant Of The public long enOmgh-and wished
retire quiet life )-where they hope ccommodate
the public in the same handsome and COMFORTABLE
style they have heretofore done We have received the
public patronage for only one year-Mr. Street, as he
| states0 for many: so long merit il, hope
| and expect to receive il, and no onger-wben we
get above business, let the public get above u.s.
We, too, have been at some erpense, and are now
being, for the improvement of establishment such
Strengthening streets, building carriage shelters,
&c. sc. &c., hope 10 furnish such accommodations as
liberal public will be pleased wh.-We shall also give
our establishment dressing in the Spring, when we
hope she will be able TO hold up her head and look her
lofty rival over the way, in the face We know our
friends aud patrons WELL and know they are not TO be
bought by reduced prices."-We have never in.
creased rates, and they moderate enough in all
conscience We ask steam boat ers and travel
ers 10 call usual; and them they will
still, find Father Muse polite aud accommodating
ever and Mrs Muse always polite and attentive the
| ladies'. We believe gentlemen OF the bar' will find il
o their snsge" 10 remain with usEvery conveni-
ence within power will he continued to be furnished
Steam boat passengers
As 10 the oblg alton Of Mr.. Street 10 Mr.. Lumpkin not
TO keep TdUeTn IN Ur6Gnnd, shall say nothing,
as that will be subject OF legal investig cation.
MUSE s. SEGAR.
| Ufbanna. January 2itb, 1884. Sl-W1w