Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17
Tn. uu,I Run Hotel.

We take much pleasure in announcing that tbs
new, elegant and oommcdlous establishment VIII %
thrown open the public early in June 1862 VII GO
frst class hote" equLn AL Prospects to the sPosso'a
or the Exchange. Built BY Yankee on Yankee grouno
out Of Yankee timber and superintsnded BY Yankee
il will of course contain within itself not only oil TIE
latest and mes. modern conveniences and appliances,
but every thing else that BY any possibility condues
to the comfort and instruction Of man-more especially
the Yankee man. There will be big bar-room, hot and
cold bs.bs, spit boxes barber shop full of looking
gsssss French cooks, billiard saloon, reading room
female white servants washing by stesm numerous psr
ors and an unsurpassed cuisine, embracing the ave
rite Yankee deIicaces, dough-nuts onions, cod'h.h
osls beans and melsses, cheese aud sin
ger pop fried potatoes and stale bread The grouna
will be of the most ample dimensions, and laid cut IN
the most tasteful manner, regardless OF cost, win
fresh pin alley ct every turning Of the road, and an
Office for the sale Of Harpers Weekly and Connecticut
cigars under every tree. Fishing n the stream Oh Bull
Run will be allowed only TO the guests Of the Hotel
Tackle specially patented for the proprstors will be sup
pisd on accommodating terms. An eminent theolossn,
former Professor Of Harvard University and near
relative of General Irwin Mcdowell, has been engaged
ClcerOUe-lQ-CUels
composed exclusively Of Elsxorh Zouayes without any
legs or arms havng lost them during the
in force which the rebels pleased to call the battle
Of Msnsssas will aid the Professor in conducting vs
tiers around the grounds and In pointing out the precise
localities consecrated forever in loyal eyes by the men,
orabls and immortal achievements Of the Grand Army
They will designate the exact positions Of the masked
batteries They will pause the spot where the rebel
Bse was killed. They will show the ground where the
rebel, Barlow, died. and the place where the rsbes
Fisher snd johnson, fell They will explain how, vhsD
where, and in What way and what for the Grand Army
became convinced of the eIpedency of retiring BE-
fore the of desperate rebels which tuned Inc
tide Of battle after the victory was unequiyocay OUR
In word they will avail themselves OF every opportu'
y afforded by the scenery and incidents Of the held to
enforce the lessons of patriotism upon the loyal heart
and do all in their power to reanmae the loyal soul by
the unrestricted exhibition Of the immediate topogra
phy of an important historical event. which must for.
ever remain source Of just and fervent pride 10 every
true lover of the cause Of Freedom and every invee-
rate and irrepressbe enemy Of Barbarian and sAVery
Ia addition to the foregoing Inducements, the propre'
tors of the Bull Rua Hotel beg leave respectfully to an
nounce to their friends and tie public generally, that on
the 18th Of July there will be masked ball on the banks
of the stream near Mitches Ford, and, on the 2ls
very large foot race the road leading to Cenrevie
There will be divine services every Sunday morning. ana
10 the afternoon q funeral procession to hrstcla
tomb which is to be erected over the bridge on CUB
Run. In conclusion, the proprietors Of the Bull Kun
Hotel respectfully refer the public and the readers OF the
WHO to the intentions of Mr. Dr. Leay son of Leary,
the halter, as expressed in paragraph extracted from
the Baltimore .lmeriean, which We insert
HorIL TO BE BUILT At BULL Rus.
4, is stated that George Leary Esq Of Staten Island
son of Leary the New York halter Is owner OF the ei
tensiye tract of land upon which the late oate OF pun
pnn ga fonght and n the Government should fail 10
,sser lis power over yirgin.. Dr. Leary would lose an
immense estate there As soon the war is over, GER
.f NJ infq