Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-04
CARD.

TINE undersigned have taken for term oil
l. years, the Tavern on Broad Street, So long
known as the "Swan Tavern" but more recently
as "BoXley's Hotel" and will commence bust.
ness this day. Having the advantage of prac.
teal knowledge oflhe business, and being de.
termined that l. cir house shall not, in any res.
pect whatever, besecond 10 any other; and intend
ing TO devote all their lime and energies 10 the
business, they fatter themselves that they will
receive liberal share OF patronage. Large adj
dilions and many other Improvements have been
made TO the premises, affording very large
number OF neat private rooms, we'll furnished,
with all necessary furniture, entirely new. They
intend 10 give particular attention to their table
and bar, neither Of which, they are determined,
shall be eIcelled if equalled, by any other house
here or elsewhere.
The stable, which is an excellent one will be
we'll attended to, and from which hacks and hor-
ses can at any lime be had. Their servants are
very polite, attentive and trustworthy.
Such is the location OF this Hotel, that persons
coming 10 the city on business, or passing
through, will find it the most convenient place
of sojourn; being but few steps below The Rich
Depot, within a square Of The Theatre, mo-
menl's walk of the Capitol, Of the city Court
House, and of all the Banks, and The most bust.
ness part OF both upper and lower town. Hacks
will always be in attendance in due time to take
in persons debarking al the Packer Boat landing
and at the Petersburg Railroad Depot.
They tender their compliments 10 their friends
and TO all with whom they had the pleasure Ia
become acquainted in Mr.. Boxley's time, and
would be pleased to tender them the hand OF
friendship a, any time. All charges will be
made to accord with the time, that is 10 say:
For board perday 81 90
Do do do week 00
Do single meal 37a
Do lodging alone rs
Do supper, lodging and breakfast ST.
DO suppsr and lodging 62a
N. B.-They deem it proper here TO ray, that
as to The Small Pox, there is no longer any dam
ger. IL is true, there has been a single case in
tne holel, which, in some respects, resembled
Variolold; but the time having gone by for
another case 10 appear, there is not now the least
danger whatever 10 be apprehended
HERBERT V. GRAVES & co.
Jan. i-2aw2m
b The Wing is requested to copy.
IN CHANCERY.-vIsor AT Court held for
the County Of Accomac, at the Court house thereof
on Monday, the 18th day OF October, 1877:
Thomas z. Joynes, Plaintiff:
Hillary b. Stringer, ct al, Defendants
This day came The plaintiff by Miers w. Fisher, his
Counsel and filed his bill and exhibits and the defend
ant Hillary Strneer not having entered his appear
ance and given security according to the act of Assem-
bly, and the rules Of this Court, and II appearing by
tisacory evidence that he is not inhabant Of this
Commonwealth, IL 10 ordered TINT the said defendant
Hillary b. Sringer, do appear here the ls day of
January term next and answerthe bill of the PLAINTIFF
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted In
some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for
Two months successvely and posted at the front door
Of tho Court house Of this county.
True Copy. Teste,
NOv.is-cwam. il. AILWoRTH, Gao.