Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-15
Eriraei Of a Lelisr from

DiBRrLL's SPRrses, (Botc:ourt) Va.
ms place cannot long remain in obscuri,y. II
possesses intrinsic virtues, which mus; give il ca.
'eor'iy. IL is beautifully situated in the midst Of
lohy mountains, IN most saluhrious re Ion Tn.
improvements are spacious and commodious-bcin,,
amply snnhcIeni To accommodate $50 or 200 pcrsops
"hen say accommodate, mean To say that thar
humoer can lie entertained os comfortably ns n,
nome. I've never seen an establishment under M,
Ter management The only uneasiness ,vbirb o,o
can experience, Is from the excessive attention nniI
10 nm. lie is not permitted to know his wants
'ney are supplied beforehand. His wishes are nil
anticipated. The Table is the crack one of the
mountains. lcu hear II commended at every Hotel
on the road, and by every visiter Gentlemen who
nave visited The other watering places say, that for
good eating and good drinking, this bears of the
palm from all others. 1t certainly canpo, h. .rr
passed Tor neatness, variety and abundance Tn,
water is white sulphur IN taste and appearance
very much like the Greenbrier White SuIpb,r
tho m'lder. 1t is very delicious water, and has
proved emlnenty efhcacious with MI who have tried
It. About mile from here, there is a mos, extra,
ordinary bath, used by the visi;ers. The water
paTtakcs oithe character of Soda waer-it is used
i'r making light brcad-no yeast being required
and is sovereign substitute for soap in wnshi,,
c'ohes AS bath, however, it is CHI, II e, valuable.
and IA this respect, cannot he surpassed ON IN,
Continent. The distance from Lynchburs here
is about % miles, over the finest Turnpike in the
State.
The vIsiters are now rapidly eavn, the noun
tains, and IN few more weeks none will be Ier,
But to owlAnier this is delightful month in the
mountains.
In THIS sequestered and romantic spot, the same
subjects whct occupy your thoughts have in,rud. |
ell, ana engage the thoughts of men here. The |
news oil the Veto, and of the seeming disposition of
Mr Tyler TO thwart the wishes of the people bnv.
arrived and comments INDUCED as freely rs |
'hey can be any where. The Wings generally an.
ptehehd from the signs, which they have seen. that
MIR Tyler means To play them flise-that the am
oiSuIty, which has peryaded all his public expres
SONS oil opinion since his elevation TO The PrcsiJ.r
cy, was designed to facilitate a traffic with the oco
Focos the result of premeditated apos,,cv Tb.v
are, as you may well imagine indignant at the sun
position That one puny arm should DESTROY NIL
the bright promises, which the great popular ont
break OF last year gave reason 10 beleye yyonId l
realized, is more than they can contemplate with conn
Posure. But come what may, they do not desmond
have not seen or heard OF a Wing, who did M,
three years, If we are now betrayed. All are pre
pared to enlist for the war, and to begin it forthwith
1t would do your heart good, if you could see the
spirit which animates the Wings of the country.
They would be content to be beaten in fair fsb,-
but to be overcome by treachery, is what they will
never tamey submit TO.
The people in the country take shrewder views
OF public aiflrs, than their rulers suppose. The
exciting Canvass Uf last year, dfTused political in
formation into the remotest corners; and men of
little learning but Of much worldly wisdom, see |
through the marouvres OF the great men upon The
public stage, much more rapidly than they have
credit Tor. saw an illustration of this a few DAYS
since. In company with friend stopped at the |
house of plain farmer, some Is miles from this
place. saw no newspapers about the house, and
nothing else to Indicate that tho proprietor was
conversant with, or took much interest in the poll |
teal events Of the day. In the course Of converse,
uonr politics were alluded to, and my friend, ad-
dressing the farmer said: 81 suppose you are
Wing OF course" "Im none Of your every inch
Wing, hks y,uT Err Governor" was the PROMPT and |
expressive reply. Such you will fad to he the
Wing sentiment Of the Commonw eaitli, and I con-
gratuate you cordially that such is the fact.