Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-16

FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
THIS Establishment, so iavorably known for
i the curative qualities OF lis waters, and the
elegance and comfort OF It's accommodations Will
be opened for the reception OF visitors on the
frs, ,lay OF next month 1t is situated fifty miles
from Alexandria, thirv-iive from Fredericks-
burg, and twenty miles East OF the Blue Ridge,
in one OF the most healthy aud delightful climates
in Virginia. The direction and management
will be as heretofore, and 10 attention wanting
for the accommodation OF guests. Lovers ot
Music will find the Band unsurpassed. The sea-
son will commence on the first June, and end the
first OF October.
Board. 20 per week for less than a week
and more than one day, 81 80 per day; so cents
for each meal and - cents for lodging. Chill
dren under II years OF age, and servants hall
price. Horse, - per week. or Sc per month
Tri-weckly STAGES will run from Washington
until the first of Julv-aiter that time, daily
There will be daily line Of Stages from Free-
ricksburg after the first July-previous 10 that
time. convevances will I've furnished on accom-
molating terms.
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent
June IS l2-wllsiAug
DED CHALYBEATE SPRINGS, ALLEGm-
II xY County, N,.-1he subscriber announces
10 his friends and the public generally, that he is
the reception OF risters 10 the number OF one hun
bred persons during The present season.
These Springs are situated in one OF the most
delightful and fertile valleys west Of the Blue
Ridge. one mile from the Old Sweet Springs, and
about sixteen from the White Sulphur The i'm
provcmcnis now completed and furnished, con-
sist ola large and commodious building placed
on an elevated and commanding cmincEcc, SUE
rounded by most attractive and romantic scenery.
combining with il The advantages OF health and
retirement. He cannot undertake To publish the
many convincing proofs o! the superior efficacy
ofhcse Waters in the restoration Of health and
debillalcd constitutions. He will only venture
10 say. that inany of the visitors 10 the Sweet
Springs. Especially invald>.) have during the past
tilty years used the Red Chalybeate Water with
the most plopiliou> results.
There are five different Mineral Springs Al This
place, OF varied temperature, ranging from II Ia
- deenees differing also in the relative proportions
O. Gaseous and Saline ingredients.
There are two Bath Houses, and the arrange
mens for bathing are ui an order The most conve
nient and comfortable. The temperature OF the
Red Spring is several degrees warmer than The
celebrated Sweet Springs Bath differing also from
il in containing more OF the Peroxide OF iron Car
bonc Acid and Nitrogen Gas. Ii is one ofthe pn-
rest specimens Of AcidulouS Chalybeac> in The |.
an. sometimes apcrent, and will be found very eff
cacious in those diseases proceeding from weak
ness and relaxation otthc system. ana particular
IL 50 with nervous and delicate females, and
feeble old age Also in chronic affections OF the
stomach, liver ard spleen. In Rheumatism, Gu
lancous Diseases.in Female Hysterical and
Hypochondriaca Complaints Also in diseases
OF the Bladder and Kidneys, in Obstinate Gleet,
Gravel, Diariu'a, Paralysis, and Dropsical al
icctonS.
The activity ofthcsc waters is proportionatc 10
the quantity Of Iron and Carbonic Acid which
they hold in solution. and their great efficacy
mainly depends on their tonic and Alternative
operations, while at ,hc same time from the yiviy
iTg and cxhilaratins effects Of the Baths. llle
nerves and the muscles are aroused from their
leIhargy, and The functions Ut the animal econ
omy excited Ia Il new and hcallhiul action.
For further information. the reader is referred 10
"Rcll on Baths and Mineral Waters" and 10 the
more recent publication Of Mr. William Burke,
of Richmond City, "On the Mineral Waters OF
Virginia Every preparation has been made
and no pains spared 10 rcnderthc accommodation
equal To any of the watering places in Western
Virginia.
Terms If BURT - per week Children and
Servants hafpricc. Horses 81 cents per day.
PHILIP ROGERS, Agent.
i am ucSlrOUS Oh SciiliS INT dboNc property
II contains about fifteen hundred acres, geo Of
which is bottom land oil the first order. producing
as much corn. hay or tobacco, a. can bc made ON
so much space.
The hi land is of good quality, producing fine
grass and grain. II the timber is killed BY belt
ing or otherwise the land covers Selfwilh green
swanl, the prince of grasses THIS is limestone
land. and will make 4 very desirable grazing
farm. 1t lies very conveniently for a division il
desired and will give 10 each portion water
power TO any extent on never failing stream,
with fall sufficient without the erection of dams.
There is now n grist and saw mill in Use on one
of the sites, and has been for many years The
purchaser can be supplied with stock on the farm
at reasonable prices, such as horses mules sheep,
hogs, and cattle, among them are some Durhams
My friend ana agent, Mr.. Philip Rogers. on
the premises. will take pleasure in showing it to
any one wishing TO purchase and make known
The terms; or apply to me in person or BY letter.
TO Dover Mills. Goochland Co, Va.
If the James River and kanawha Improve
mcnt is extended ii will pass near this farm, and
add greatly 10 lis present value
RICHARD SAMPSON.
July l2 l9-2w
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a week four times. and send account TO this Office