Although at the present writing the hotel has not been opened to the public, we learn that it is the purpose of the proprietors, Messrs. Hamilton & Brown, gentlemen of experience and enviable reputation as hotel managers, to conduct it on a very liberal scale.
The table will be made a special feature. Epicureans may rest assured that
"Whatever toothsome food or sprightly juice
On the green bosom of this earth are found,
Will be there displayed."
That it will be a popular and well patronized resort is unquestionable. In its elegant furniture the house surpasses all others, and it has the further advantage that every room has a spacious clothes press, and is supplied with hot and cold water.
The Clarendon.
Is patronized by a very aristocratic and select class of guests. Its location is very picturesque; and within its inclosure, magnificently circled by elms and covered with a superb pagoda, is the celebrated Washington spring.
CLARENDON HOTEL.
The Leland Spring, named in honor of the affable proprietor of the hotel, is also within the grounds.