Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-20

pho ol,h'c5 w'niad bat hilr, IN tiet couJ no, 10
oD'aled iher eo'iee. which tLey pretended to make
aert the French style aud handed round in little oriental
cups. was execrobls, snl the tea waS-li,h-w water
could not procure plate Of plain broth while we wcr,
sufieeu WIN soups ara t'de ices, uacaroni, and the
thousand and'one things that sick not want
broiled chicken was oG OF ,ho gues,o.; Monsieur The
cook had ncrer heard OF such tng ia PAr Il was not
tolerated IN the culinary sri bur lac could ,ivc YOU a
.rcaSScc, ar chicken ala mate ycndpme, ala modo
u osville, snh in hundred different tti,..
No'hing Ike ie;y coG!i he JpInd True there was
nc usual crowd 81 taa'S chambers aud ciiy cOxconbs
i"hah Counts, German iiiscurs and French dancing
masters rAnsiorned into Mirquses, 1sipiI poets and
wiangng politicians bioNcu-dowu BrminGls, and board
ing-sehool n'se who snc OF bread and butter; si,her
ell helresses I'm pursuit u lusgrs ard calculating for
'u"v- hun'cts--ioooeFs oil the hcdrt--sprcadng their
me-es Tor me young and beautulioo cred.ous, alas!
m al ages OF the world too credUou.i But the small
leet coterie Of Intelligent, cheerful sshonab yet una
iee'ed people so Sohcng 10 an invalid, not, aud
yer II ouhd at Saratoga. You nUtiook Toe H. Tina
constitution OF society there il such that circle like that
aiiude 20, cautOt exist There something iu the very
tone to every disposition. Every stand on
me "9enS'te; every keeps his hands in his poe
ketS, ana looks suspicious. Even the ladies' have
Md'per aspect Now aud then, indeed, YOU see some
beautiful beins-a Ink between is AMI 5vet woild--
lost Pri"i, wandering from her celestial orbit
'o' moment 10 pause 10 pity, and disappear; but.
generally, The fair az Saratoga look any thing
ou charming Jata sdtsi l grew worse every day
:" paid my hui-tbey know how 10 charge--and
departed. The tails of Niag1ra had often seen; be.
sides e scent OF The Hsec plague and the groans of tho
poor emigant were in the cir turned my steps 10 the
NSinia mountdnsgooj old gencrons Vitgina-lhe land
oil noble sentiments, ct high. toned hopitalty glorious in
her historic associationshe Corn:I5n uItler Of our
Union visied The " lite Sulphur and tie Sweet
Springs These noble watering places in tie bosom,
oil an Alpine country inhabited by OF peasantry--
no. not Pea'or3-hut by race cfsturdy ycosnry, bold.
INDUSTRIOUS, cncrpriZing, who have caught tho
very spirit 81 the sublime scenery around them. | had
many Inducements 10 remain these places; but the wa
ter did not precisely agree with me- and determined to
Try the virtue OF the BoTEroURT SPRINGS. The first
spectacle bchel on arriving the premises, was spa
eons hotel built ia the Venetian STYLE light and airy aud
coecoi oi btauiii cottages, arranged QuadrilnteraS
ana cnclosirg mn area Of some three four acres Tho
lawn In front is richly adorned with ne shade trees and
eNohc ShDo ~, and The circunacent scenery is
Sfahn and picturesque. y young Virginia genteman AR
HHeAeH (~lO by the bye The talented original
ami classical artist OF s age this si,e Of the Atlantic
designs taking :ics o. Sketches OF the scenery around
and u possible, shalt procure them.
Ihe water here contains sulphur, magncsia and hon
e nrst III greater and the two last in nearly equal
!Honhnesso That they adapt themselves 10 almost any
di'ease ANA habit Of body. They powerfully dure,ic
slightly apcirn and very stimulating: they operate Oh
me spirits IN The most exmardng mJnnei. II is this pc
c'uGf union OF three important medical aRents
loic, apcrcn in ticr powers that CONSTITUTES
The virtue OF these waters and renders them in my csi-
nion sort oil rAnacee Persons afflicted with incipieni
pulmonary comllts disorders of the liver dyspepsia &C.
neral debility sad rheumatic affections, find great relief
and do not hesitate say that binationS Of dis water
mlsht be made, Which would ebate almost any disorder
'na Is not absolutely ncurable. You join nj Ills
place immediately your torpid liver shall be put In mo-
ho ~ friends in Matthews would get i'd Of heiy
agues, uiey must Come here. Tell my sentimental cGt-
SIN mat ms rhymes grow nsipd in The pontne marshes of
oucester; they begin smell like crabs and oysters
he Sight oi the mountains the Powered lawns and of
'e beautiful gaIoie-eyed madens of western Virginia
Wou'u give new Inspiration 10 his glass from
lhs spring would be equal TO raught from Hippocrene
Our host, too is OF those hgl-soued old Yireinia
gentlemen, fond of his irem his pipe and his clbo,y
cha ull OF aneco'r and Revolutionary lore and never
satisfied unless his friends enjoy the luxuries on
his board We have The mail coaches here every day. and
are III miles rom Fncase and one days Journey from
Lynchburg the great road from the North and from the
O"rohnas TO the White Sulphur Springs"