Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06
RUFFALo spRINGs-The subscriber has lease

BUFFALO SPRINGS.-The subscriber has leased
N - for three years, the Buffalo Springs, recently kept
by his father, situated in the county of Meckenburg 20
miles West of Boydton, miles West of Clarksville, %
miles North of Oxford and 80 miles East of Milton-and
has opened establishment for the entertainment of the
public The medicinal qualities of the water have been
frequently noticed in former advertisements shall
ly suhjoin the certificates of Drs. VIM j. s. W. H. Pato
anu Dr. H. Lewis. The subscriber has possession,
and WILL by the first of June next have all necessary
pairs made to his houses TO render visis comfortable
lie pledges himself to use to give entire
satisfaction to those who may visit the Springs, by paying
them the stricest attention. using all means in his power
that may be conducive their happiness and comfort al
ioriing them the amuSemens Of the Dance SC. Those
who prefer retirement be accommodated with rooms
where they may remain undsturbed His table will al
ways be we'll supplied with the best the country will al
ford and attended by faithful and servants His
stables will all be repaired, and always well furnished with
corn fodder and OATS they will be kept in order
well Uttered and attended, by old careful
ostcrs His bar will be supplied with the choice and
best selected spirits and attended by young man who
EDWARD SPEED.
May Is l2-wsw
have been acquainted with the Buffalo Springs for nm
wards Of twenty during which time have frequently
made of the Waters myself well as recommended
them 10 others, and with decided good effect They ope-
time strengthen the system. feel hesitation in recon-
mendng them happily calculated to remove the dis
eases incident to the summer aud fall They
never been critically analysed, but such trial mas
made shew that they contain Neutral Salts Sulphur and
Iron. l can but wish they generally resorted
TO- oeheVhg they would be lound TO answer valuable
purpose b. LEWIS
Having been requested by Mr. Shelton to give my
opinion with regard TO the qualities and effect of the Buff
fdo Waters, state that in their operation they are ape
rsnt and tonic and at the time considerably drec
and from my observation, in number onstances their
beneficial effects, recommend them as a valuable
remedy in all OF indigestion and Irregularities of the
stomach and inesines, in Chronic diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys and all cases of general debility also be-
licve them TO be excellent preventive against the a
tumnal diseases incident 10 this climate.
May s, 1926. VIM. H. PATTIIIO
In addition TO the certificate OF DR.. WIN. H. Pato TO
the whole OF which fully subscrbc have only to state
that have used the Buffalo Spring Waters for IL or Is
years past twice during the watering season. and
have found them answer all the purposes described in the
certificate of Dr. VIM H. Pattillo. After having attend
cd many of the Medical Springs, among and beyond the
Mountains, have pleasure in stating that the Buffalo
Spring possesses more nearly the properties of the White
sulphur Springs, (o Greenbrier,) than any other l have
ever used The difference between these Springs is this:
the White Sulphur possesses rather or
tive quality than the Buffalo, but this may be easily sup
Piled by small quantity of EPSON Salts, orCacined Mag
nesa, taken in the morning with usual quantity of
water have seldom known these Springs fail
to cure Cutaneous Diseases such Itch letter and the
like, when properly applied and believe them GER
tain remedy WM J. PATTIIIO
10Th .DIaU, 1926.