Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-17
TERRY & SHIELDS.1
WATERING PLACES,
WHITE SULPHUR
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| WATERING PLACE, situated in the coun.
| " of Botetourt, 10 miles West of the Natural
Bridge. and the Immediate road leading from,
Lynchburg to the w hite Sulphur in the coaaty OF
Grecnbler, - now open for the reception of visi-
| tors.
he cihcacy Of this water in curing many form
OF discasc and its bracing insigoraiing effects upon
feeble and debitated persons, entitle to the
| cal notice of those who visit tho Mountains ior
health, whilst the beautiful scenery by which it is
surrounded. and the variety Of anuseents Tint arr
offered. may justly claim passing cuil from those
who arc in search Of pleasure.
| Within short walk of the Springs is the mag
niheient BATH, the Medicinal qualities of which
have been fully tested and for many classes Of nya-
lids, cannot be surpassed in this country. The nc
! commodatiOns ample and nf the first clnss. The
! TABLE and BAR furnished with the best that the
land affords, and every attention paid to the guests
by the proprietor and his assistants in their power
| Each servant employed will be found experienced
nn'l tfTIst-.
The grounds adjoining abound with all kinds of
gnme and the streams with every variety Of FISH
The bull room is large, and the Musicians in atte
dance are amateurs in their profession. The TEN
| PIN ALLEY is in n good condition; in short no
| pains or expense have been spared to render this
place one every way worthy the patronage of the
| public.
Inc Stages are now rnanng as far as the Nctnr-
|
making the "Trip from Lynchburg to the Springs. a
distance of 55 miles, in one day. A line of Stages
will connect here which will go direct tohe White
Sulphur. As the proprietor of Dagger's Springs il
the sole owner thereof, he is desirous of pleasing
not only for the season, but hopes to make such
impression upon those who favour him with call
that, they will be induced to visit hun again. All
he asks is one trial. both in regard to himself and
the water. His charges moderate than a
any similar establishment in the Mountains. They
follows:
For Adults by the week 90
per month 90
For horse per week Observation-Disclosures 50
" month 10 90
Children and servants hoifprice. Other charges
in proportion.
Below is an analysis Of the " later made by Pre-
fessor Rogers in 1893.
SOLID INGREDIENTS.
Carbonate of Soda, Silecian dissolved,
Sulphste Of Soda, Organic matter contain
Clnrilc Of Sodium, ing Chloride Of Potas-
Carbonate o Magncsa. SUM and Nitrogen,
Pa cxiir of Iron. Carbonate Of Lime
and Carbonate of Ammonia.
GASEOUS INGREDIENTS
Carboaic Acid, Sulphuratcd Hydrogen,
Oxygen, Nitrogen.
june g--w6ws 7. A. HATCHER
~ Richmand Enquirer. Wing and Petersburg
lntciernccr. copy weekly Tor six weeks md for
ward III ir this o Iirp for navmont.
gs-p,s.;ssg NOTsCE.--rHE undersigned
==aA===-----sszs will nttcr the 7th of July, a
good FOUR HORSE STAGE between Lynchburg
Tuesdays and Saturdays att o'clock, A. NJ, and
leave the Springs Mondays and Fridays.
fAhE-f or ndults. ---------s2 p
Children under 10 ycars..I Is
~ II it il found necessary, the third trip will
be made in the week.