Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-06
"A NATURAL BRIDGE HOTEL.

si Tho lease of Col C.P LEE having expired with the
OF ;te precedig year, the House was re-opened
months SINCE and will be conductor during the re-
ander OF the present year, under the management of
! A. PEARSON, ormotly of the County of Henry
making this announcement, the Undersigned proprie.
II OF this property, avais himself of the opportunity of
! turning his acknowledgements the public for the
heral patronage bestowed upon it, since it passed into
Is hands And whilst he doubts not that many of the
/ ei5hborhood patrons of the House. as well as the an
la visitors to this GREAT NATURAL CURIOSITY
Il regret to hear of the retirement of Col Lee the
ldrr- gued tses assured that they will fad in his sue
ss"r, Mr. Pearson, gentleman worthy of their conf
ence, aud we'll qualified perform, it will be his
instant aim to discharge, the delicate and responsible
utie> of his position.
THIS stupendous and wonderful work of nature re-
ns n1imphired its original grandeur and gnifcence
very facility Is ahored the visitor for viewing il
I'm variety OF positions and 10 the best advantage
he gadcrsignrd has determined to render the Natural
,hfldse Que OF the most pfeaSa at summer re-
:,0FgS "a - mouutais. by avuiljne himself of its sn
ofi"uS climate, tr'at to iiute. making such re-
airs as the aeeol'H,@ieloH ui Visitors may require -
lie Is also grained to inform the distant public, that
lacy WI md superior and multiplied facilities for
seachng by public conveyance, this pleasant and at
frlctIveitALL SUMMER RETREAT.
ms properly was purchased Il few years ago hy the
hhuets'ghe' at price, having but little no relation
20 lis intrinsic WORTH but based exclusively upon lis
:alur as location for Housn of public entertainment
ont rival Hotel having been opened in The Immediate
Hfinly OF the Bridge considerable nunb,r of the vi
an" IL no ie'S considerable portion of TIE
nave been diverted from the Bridge Hotel and in con.
sequence the annual receipts OF the Haue amonnt :,
very small per tent hron the investment which the I'M
afisl@hed neg leave to slate is no iDconsidernbla
mount due regard therefore to Il interests of the
undersigned, seems TO impose upon him the necessitv u
adopting the suggestion and counsel of his fr;on.I ,
Hat such sum OF ITS visitors, EXCEPT narons of III.
Dfdge Hctel who will have FRI access TO the BRIDE ~
Nh indemnify him. and accordingly the understood
having hrst givei to the suggestion thar
.le rs wen to the number and Representative of tbose
WHO have advised its adoption as to the sub;ect ,sor
",,,"oIzea Mr. Pearson to pursre the suggestion
II view OF the proximity of lands not owned NV rho nm.
fS'2'ed 10 this proper y. and the facility with ,bi,b
iottis deriving their chief value frnm en- n ,,r
may be multiplied in its INN ednte yicinitv Tho
slsned cannot regard its adoption as an invasion ~
s' OF others but on the contrary, it would seem
5adef existing circumstances to be necessary, >, ,t
J reservation of his Urged lherefofe Inv 60 s,.'
"hat Is due to himself and not deabtng ,l5f evnr
iehtlon will be paid by the present landlord ia tho o
'enaeace and comtoH OF his guests the lnIersignea I
inits the future claims Of the House to iu, ,a \;
Eliminating public. JESSE W0OTTP H us
LlATHERwooD, Henry Co., Va, July6 lS53-w4f
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