Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-23
RICHMOND WHIG.

RED Swrrr SrRIsos, Aus. is iiss4-
10 me Editors Of the W1io
" neo sweet Springs should be our fayorlte .umu..
as indeed. t is becoming Situated ip f.r,,s Val
'h 'ns'nn, t Is unsurpassed In paturaI bean
-, 'usSed Out p'cturcsque mountains, rising on
'' s,ee' the eye and impress the beholder with
ave and reverence for the Creator Who unb..,.
the mighty rocks and embelisbe, IN, ,,s.., s...- -
nnpo'ished nature. But, Messrs Id;,,r. 4, g. Il,
charming scenery alone which should a,,r.e, ,h ; -
tue hea Sweet While this should be in induceu.n, and
IL 70 those seeking the refreshing influence n
tue air. yetit ia the good fare the good
modstons, the polite and rnremit,iur .tt.n,;o, -, 49,.
s'e'i want of Mr. Bias, the worthy proprietor and NJ
eesSres his Iost excellent mausger which .bops an;
wi" be- the naguet whose influence it will 10 ipno,,
TO resist. P''-o'e
ine wafer accounted one of the best tonics We have
ano although the taste is dissgreeable TO some ,n.
rhne to drink it TO be allowed the pleasure of xs,
,ne spring it bursts forth in all its natural b..u,."
me- from beneath pendent rock overhuur ri,h
netoage OF various kinds. Gushing forth !, ma
.use her umu!tuous upheavipgs had chahced n ,.nd
admired above works Of art and uusarp,s<.d 4. .n s
Ieaks o nature. Ny dear srs II 10 worth the ns....
h VIZ; sy % see the Spring. you had to eat ne
.ne w n'e sulphur asa punishment for YOUR tr;r a.
mere let me say, Aessrs. Editors II you havr yi.,a ~
White Sulphur and not the REQ Sweet do no, n. s
our and happy retreat by you saw AZ
Tue no' nury buriy every for himself ana no,h
ing to-eat White Sulphur; for believe me sir. n ~
long from the White Sulphur there is not one ,h
which the White Sulphur with the Red Sweet
except in their Tiger and the number OF their yij,oS
Not single thing :. rga.l -'- '''''o's.
Here instead Of every for himself snatcb;,o =,
everything, is hessrs. Bias and Seayres for us ali No
sueh grazing sound a. beg pardon private dish sir
gees the ear at the Red Sweet table; bur eyery .nr,
except hsh, which could be Obtained in your c;,y y
spread upon our board yeusou the great monn,.;n
luxury, Is pehteous, also everything which could
tempt you. tz - l-. a-lt ~'. '~-'f eou'u
since my last visit here fnd many IMPROVEMENT, A,
enre oeW bath has been hut for tho gen lemeu which
Is larger and Tar superior to any in Virginia IL eontsjn.
$4,000 gallons and is capable of being filed In two Nom
50 perfectly clear and lucid it waters that ahoush
the path s hVe feet deep yet pin can be easily seen A.
tne bottom The hotel has also undergone consjde,,hI.
change has been extended back SO fee, and the hs
room and dining saloon received the addition Our hall
room is superior TO any the mountains and onr mn
sc-the Richmond Cornet Band-as the magic ,tr,ins ~
orPbens, inspires Us with life Mr. Bias bss .bo m
mis- skill asan architect in the admirable plan of his
ing-room Ii Is at the extremity OF the ball room fom
which tis separated by folding DOORS AZ NIGHT the SoId
are thrown open and you enjoy QUIET rest in
the old arm chair" while you witness the dance Th.ra
"a also attached to the Hotel fine Bowling and Rjl.rS
saloon, and last, but not least, a fne Barroom In a
worH Aessrs Editors l; Of the most peassnt and
comfortable places We have ever visited - -
IneIe are now here about 23o visitors which I, mora
than can be comfortably accommodated Hoping soon
to see you at the Red Sweet Springs am sirs. =
Respectfully yours, &c. .t.i4uJ J.GG