Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-23
JED cHALYBEATE SPRINGS, ALhEcuA-


ED CHALYBEATE SPRINGS, ALLEGuA-
hSYCouSrY, VA-The subscriber announces
10 his friends and HE public generally, that he Is
now ready for the entertainment OF company, ana
the reception of yi>iterS 10 the number oil one nun
dred persons, during the present season.
These Springs are situated in ono 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 inn
provcmcnis now completed and furnished, con-
sist ola large and commodious building, placed
on an elevated and commanding cninei!cc, sur
rounded by most attractive ana romantic scenery,
combining with il the advantages of health and
retirement. He cannot undertake Ia publish the
many convincing proofs OF he superior ciiicacy'
ofthe>e Waters in the restoration OF health ana
dcbilitatcd constitutions. lie Will only venture
10 say. that many OF the viSiters IL the Sweet
Springs, Especially invalids have during the past
6iry years used the Red Chalybeale Water with
the most propitious results.
There are five different Mineral Springs at This
place, OF varied temperature, ranging from ~ 10
II de"rccS. differing also III the relative proportions
OF Gaseous and Saline ingredients.
There are two Bath Houses, and the arrange
ments for bathing are OF an order the most conve-
nicnt and comfortable. The temperature OF tie
Red Spring is several degrees warmer than The
| GGleDIdlcU DNCCl 'DDllII3S Dam. OlH1 H. uho wa
| il in containing more otthc Peroxide OF iron, Car
bonic Acid and Nitrogen Gas. 1t is one ofthe pu-
rest specimens OF Acidulous Chalybeates in the U.
S.; and like the Spa Waters. it is tonlck, Alternative,
and sometimes a"pcricnt, and will be found very eili-
cacious in those diseases proceeding from weak
ness and relaxation ofthc system, ana particular
" 50 with nervous and delicate females, ana
feeble old age. Also in chronic affections OF the
stomach, liver and spleen. In Rheumatism, Cut
taneolls Diseases,-in Female, Historical and
Hypochondriacal Complaints. Also in diseases
ofthe Bladder and Kidneys. in Obstinate Glcet,
Gravel, DiarrhUa, Paralysis, and Dropsical al
f%cctions.
The activity of these waters is proportionatc to
| 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 a. the ann time from The WHY
ing and cxhilaralins effects Of the Baths. the
nerves and the muscles are aroused from their
lcthargv, and all the functions of the animal econ
omy excited 10 a new and hcalthlul action.
For further information, the reader is referred to
"Bell on Baths and Mineral Waters" and TO the
more recent publication of Mr.. William Burke,
of Richmond CITY. "On the Mineral Waters oi
Virginia" Every preparation has been made,
and no pains spared 10 render the accommodation
equal 10 any OF the watering places in Western
Virginia.
Terms ri Board - per week. Children and
Servants halfprice. Horses 80 cents per day.
PHILIP ROGERS, Agent.
| am DESTROYS OF selling the above property
1t contains about fifteen hundred acres, 300 o.
which is bottom land OF the first order, producing
as much corn, hay or tobacco, as can be made on
81 much pace.
Tie mi land is of good quality, producing fine
grass and grain. tthc timber is killed BY bels
a., =. .,l.v,r;l, ,la lrpI ,.,yors ;,Solf,X III, ,~raou-
sward. the prince of grasses. THIS is limestone
land. and will make a very desirable grazing
farm. 1t lies very conveniently for a division il
desired; and will give 10 each portion. water
power 10 any extent, on a never failing stream,
with fall sufficient without the. erection 81 dams.
There is now a SriSt aud saw mill in use on one
of the sites, and has been for many years. The
purchaser can be supplied with stock on liic farm
at reasonable prices. such a. horses. mules, sheep,
hogs, and cattle. among them are some Durhams.
Ny friend and agent. Mr.. Philip Rogers. on
the premises. will take pleasure in showing il To
any one wishing 10 purchase. and make known
the terms; or apply To me in PERSON or by letter,
10 Dover Mills, Goochland Co, Va.
II the James River and kanaWha Improve
mcnt is extended, j, will pass near This farm, ami
add greatly Ia lis present valnc.
RICHARD SAMPSON.
July l. l9-2w
1.-THE National Inlcllisenccr will copy twice
4 week -four times, and send account 10 this office.
TO TIE TRAVELLING PUBLIC,
AInL DaHg Linz ri SaeeS.-Thc I'M
Efaxs&dcrsigncd, proprietor Of the Line
OF Stages running from Lynclhurs via New
London and Liberty, To Fincastlc and the Big
Lick. hereby informs the public. that he has cS-
tabliShcd a DAILY LINE OF Stages from Lynch
burg 10 i'incasllc, connecting with 4 daily line
Of Mr.. William A. Mas;in's from Fincastlc, by
the Sweet and Rcd Springs, 10 The White SUI
phur. which connects with a daily line now in
full operation to Guvandoi;e. AT the Sweet
Springs. there is a lri-wcciily line ot Stages lun-
min. Ia the Salt and Red Sulphur. and from the
White sulphur there is Il daily line running by
the Warm and Hot Springs on 10 Stanton, Va.
The daily Stages Of tle proprietor. from Lynch
burg. intcrsect with the steam and Packet Boats
AT l.ynchtur@ and stages will. ON the arrival oi
the hoats, ic ready, on the banks ol the Canal. 10
convey passengers and their baggage 10 any Ia
vern 10 which :.h."' may 81, in Lynchburg, free
of charge.
The ~tri-wcekly line from Lyn5hburg 10 Big
Lick is still in operation. leaving Lvnchburg ,%e-
~ Monday, Wednesday and Friday, passing
through Salem and Chris,iansburs by Faris'S
line 10 Wythc G. H., and thence By Boyd y
Co.'S line, through Abingdon, 10 Blounsvillc,
Tennessee.
There is no nis!t-lravc!ling on either of the
above routes of the Proprietor; and passengers
coming from the West or South will reach
Lynchburg By 5 o'clock p. NJ, in time 10 trans
&C, business and take the line OF boats 10 Rich
mond next morning.
lie would say 10 those who wish to visit the
Virginia Springs this season, that they will find
this Il pleasant and expeditions route. The roads
are in good order; and the view from the Blue
Ridge, over which the Stages pass, is equal in
grandeur OF scenery 10 Il view from The Peaks OF
Otter.
Having at considerable expense provided him.
self with fine ard comfortable coaches, excellent
cams and sober and careful drivers, and plet9-
Ing himself 10 spare no pains or expense 10 ac-
commodatc those who may choose 10 patronlse
him, lie respectfully asks the patronage OF the
travelling public.
Fare 10 Fincasilc and Big Lick reduced 10 -,
and way travel in proportion.
WIN. TERRY, Proprietor.
The undersigned, proprietor Of The line OF Sla-
yes from Fincaslle ,c the White Sulphur Springs,
would say 10 the Public, that his daily line con-
meets with that OF Mr.. William Terry rom
Lynchburg, on which there is no night travelling
that he has good coaches and teams, and careful
drivers, and he assures the public that there shall
be no detention of passengers after they reach MS
line.
Fare reduced through 10 the White Sulphur
SPRINGS 10 ST from Lrnchburg; way travel III
proportion. WM: "A MAollN,
Proprietor OF The Fincastle and
White Sulphur Line.
July 10 2l-~
BELL TAVERN, R~IcuMoSn, Va.
, Tnr subscribers will take charge Of this
ia popular and well-known Mnse, on Tues
..usIU Inv tho 1fl, md rpcpcctfulIv ealirit q