Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-02
University OF Va, July 10th, 1889 2O-tlS
EaUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

F5UQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
TH7HE crowds that have visited these Springs and the
"a general satisfaction expressed have encouraged
the Company to make extensive Improvements since
the last
Besides charging the accommodations very much in
other respects, the former Bath House will be found
grcatly improved, and furnished with copous supply
OF hot and cold Sulphur and Free Stone Water and
new and elegant edice, upon the most approved plan,
will be ready by the Let Of July, and be equal, 1t is
hoped, 10 any Bathing Establishment in our Country
Without pretending TO vie with the unequaled Warm
Spring Bath the temperature of that celebrated fountain
the option Of the VISITORS either in the centre piung
ing BATH in the Ia private which surround it
The whole being enclosed within The Octagon Gothic
exterior whose mnarets and spires indicate the detem
nation of the company please the fancy and crafty the
tastes Of The inyads well the Ro.ares OF pleasure
The extraordinary virtues Of The waters proved in nu-
insances-the saubrity of The country around,
in fui view of the mountains, supplying the finest
meats, vegetables and us-its ready 10 the
board, being within 80 miles Of the District of Column
ba and 30 Of Fredericksburg-lhe elegant ballroom,
adorned with new magnificent chandeliers and resound
ing with The strains Of most delightful band of ma
sic-the extensive budings-lhe noble portico- the i'm
proved grounds aud shady walks refreshed with jets
deau present attractions TO the people which it will not
overlook.
To secure the best wines liquors. attendants and SER
wants. every attention has been paid The roads have
been improved. costly bridge The Rappahannock
within lew hundred yards oil The Spring Is IN rapid
progress 10 completion.
New and elegant stages run daily between Washing
City aud the Springs leaving esch place early in The
morning, md arriving at the Springs at oclock, and
at Washington in time for the Baltimore cars OF The same
day. This line continues TO Louisa Courthouse daily,
branching at Orange Courthouse and running thence
to charlottesville. 1t leaves the Springs at 10 the
morning. and that evening to Louisa Courthouse
and Charlottesville.
There will also be daily line from Fredericksburg
10 the Springs, and thence trweekly TO Winchester.
The Springs will be ready for the reception of
pany on the 18th Of June On the 9TH Of July the De-
claraon of independence will be read and the
nest solicitation Of the Company, MIR Jno S. Pendieon,
the distinguished delegate from Rappahannock has
senled to deliver Grafton. The Music and the Dance
will add 10 the attractions Of the occasion.
On the first Tuesday in September, the Races take
place the Victoria Course within half mile of the
Springs.
The terms will be as follows Board per week $40;
per month $50; for months SG5 for the season. end.
ing the Isl October $50 Servants and children, under
~ years Of age half price Per day So Breakfast aud
Supper so cens each; Dinner IS Lodging 80 cts
Horse, per day, C2 cents; per week 81; per month
SIS
The subscriber has been appointed Superintendent,
and trusts that he will be able to give general satisfaction
Nay "a i5-ul DANIEL WARD