Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-03
RVfFALOE SPRINGS,

Situated on Bufdioe Rirsr, IN the county 81 I'M
hert. ON the main road, leading from the court
house to i.eyinrton about IA miles from the
former and - miles from The latter place.
ITlIOtGI the medicinal qualities OF TINS wa
a ter have long been considered by many fiilheh'
physicians. WHO know lis peculiar properties, INFERIOR
to none IN the yet, owing to ITS being Tor ma
nv years IN the hands OF the legaees Of an unaehcu
estate has been destitute OF comfortable improve
ments. and consequently unknown TO persons al a
distance. II was purchased late last summer ny my
brother and opened by the subscriber for the feccp
,io,, of ron,panv about the middle OF July, without
any additional improvement and although so late IN
the season. he is gratied IN saying that he had from
3 to 500 ,isiters: Since that time, the property has
undergone a very general repair. The Hotel Is large
and commodious, and no pains have been spared 10
render ii every way comfortable. ! shall again be
prepared to receive visiters about the 10th inst june
and my friends and the public generally may be as
surcd that every exertien shall be made TO please.
For the information Of those unacauaned with
the ingredients of this is proper to State that
has been anaI,ze and found consist chiefly OF
Sulphur, Soda Magnesa, and it is aiact amply s,s-
tanned, by those who have had an opportunity OF Judg
ing OF its comparative merits, that it equalled by no
in the State for delicate females dyspeptics.
chronic diseases generally, and for all other com
plants where the system has lost lis accustomed tone
and regularity.
Terms, So per week. for board. Children and ser
wants halt Price. Horses : 30. 1t will be observed
that n no watering place, where equal acconrnoda
lions are afforded. is the rate OF fare 50 low.
". l.. SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg, June Ist 1885.
Dear Sir am much pleased to hear that you
have made arrangements to accommodate visitors to
the Buiialoe Springs during the ensuing summer
The condition in which the property has been for ma
ny years past, has contributed in great degree to
destroy the benefits which might otherwise have re-
suited to invalids from the of the waters. The
attractions OF company, combined with the force
OF habude, have made the watering places beyond
the Allegheny, the resort alike OF the feeble and the
fashionable. Your arrangements, hope, will have
the effect, in some degree OF separating these ncon-
grnous classes aud of aiorling a quiet retreat to
those who seek comfort and health in preference to
crowds and fashionable amuscments.
have used the waters of your Spring, and found
them more etiicacons in own case than any other
have eycrvisitcd. Three years SINCE on the recon-
incubation of the late DR.. J. Cabell, and in compa-
ny with him and his family | visited the I}ufiaoe
springs and III my own case, and that OF sick ianil
~ tested the value of the waters. 1t is unfortunate
'ha their virtues are not more generally known. I'm
acquainted with the results OF a late analysis of the
waters, and incompetent, even with such knowledge,
to speak AZ a professional man, | only estimate
heIf value from the effects witnessed on myself and
others; and the opinions of one ON whose judgment
as Physician, all who knew him will place much
l'ulce-Df LABEL Has Tor many years been iii the
habit OF carrying his family 10 these Springs and
were more valuable than any III Virginia ;-cspecia
~ IN cases OF dyspepsia and chronic affections which
have I'M paired the digestive organs and cnccbcd the
general systematic female nyadS he particularly
recommended the use OF these watcrs,-and have j.,
several cases, in his own family witnessed the happes
effects from t-So high was his estimate of their viz
tues that previous to his death he had resolved to
make an effort to purchase the property, and ii, il up
for the use of his my-Iudge Tucker OF Williams
burg, am informed, was Tor many years in the habit
OF visiting these Springs; and had very high opn
ION OF thcirmediCal virtues.
hope youNlll not relax Your cNe,tions Ia make
them more extensively usclul--Thelf high and heal
ID, situalon-thc beauty and subinity Of the scene
~ that surrounds them-their proximity the sick
ny sections OF the State, combined with their healing
virtues, must sooner or later commend them To those
who are IN pursuit oflh, lncstmable iewel-IIeaith
All, and the most that | could wish YOU, is, that
you ma! be as well compensated for your trouble an
expense, as those will be for their encouragement,
who visit yon and use the waters.
With sentiments OF high regard and esteem, ann
Your oht seryt RICHARD IA CIR ALLIE
To M WILLIAM SauNprRs
bufaloe Springs, Amherst county, Va.
IT, The Richmond Wing and Enquirer are re-
quested to insert the foregoing, months, and send
ther accounts ~ this vn,,c.
June 3 On