Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-08
RUFFALOE SPRINGS,

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Situated on Bufaioc Rirer, in the county Of Am-
! hersf, ON the main road, leading from the court
house to Lexington, about IA miles from the
former, and - miles from tho latter place.
"A LTllOtGii the medicinal qualities nj this wa
1 y ter have long been considered by many eminent
physicians, who know its peculiar properties inferior
to none IN the State yet owing TO It's being for ma
ny years IN the hands of the legatecs of undivided
estate, II has been destitute of comfortable improve
mcnts and consequently unknown TO persons At a
distance. II was purchased late last summer b, my
brother. and opened by the subscriber for the feecp-
ton of cofnpany about the middle Of July without
any additional improvement; and although late in
the he gratifcd saving that he had from
to 900 ,isitcfs Since that time, the pfoperi, has
undergone avery general repair The Hotel is large
and eommodious, and no pains have been SPARED TO
render II ever, wa, comfortable. ] shall again be-
prrpnfcdto receive Vistcrs about the 18th inst Jnnc)
and my friends and the public rcnera, may be ms.
sufed that every cNertion shall be made 10 please.
For the information oi those unacquaintcd with
the ingredients oi this water II is proper State that
II has been anayacd, aud found To consist chiefly of
sulphur, soda Magncsia aud II u fact amply suS-
tanned, h, those Who have had IN opportunity o lude-
ing oi ITS comparative merits, that it cquacd by no
water III tia State Ion delicate females, d,speptics,
chronic diseases generally aud for all other com
plants where the system has lost It's accustomed tone
and regularity,
Terms, 81 per week, iorhoarl. Children and ser
wants hall price. Horses s3l. twill be observed
that at no Watering place, where equal accomn,oda
tons aie afforded, Is the rate OF fare 50 low.
W l"SN' NbERS.
Igaohbmr, Jane Isl 1888
Dear Sri am much pleased To hear that Won
have made arrange mrnts 10 accommodate visitors To
the Buialoc Springs during the ensuing summer
The condition in winch the propcrt, has been for ma
ny years past, has contributed in u great degree To
dostro, the benefits which might otherwise have re
sultcdto in,a,is from the of the waters. The
attractions oi company, combined with the mere force
Of hahitude have made til. watering places beyond
the Allegheny, the resort alike Of the feeble and The
fashionable. Nout arrangements, | hope. viii I've
the effect, IN some degree. of separating these m
rruous classes and OF ailordine quiet retrea,
those who seek comfort and health in preference to
crowds and fashionable amuscm,nts.
lha,c used the waters al Your Spspg, and found
them more cheacioue III, own case than an, other
have ever VISITED. Three ears snce on the recon
mendation OF the late nr. J tabcll, aud IN compa-
ny with him and his tnnk, | ,sitcd the nunalot
Springs, and IN my own asc, and that uf sick iam
", tested the value ot the waters. II Is unfortunate
that then virtues are not more generally known. I'm
acquainted with the results of late analysts of the
waters, and incompetent, even with such knowledge
to speak As professional man, | can only estimate
then value from the effects witnessed On myself and
others and the Opinions oi one on whose judgment