The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12
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situated - en- 10 The a,or ateiss. srt q. m.y
siuost ~. from the Hsht Of the oospsi sns eisihs
spen6. I thousht would drop you Q line or 90.
am sspstant reader Of your vslasbls weekly sheet
and fad mach pleasure 10 its psru'Ai. to drown an
Tbis portion Of the county il. situated near .ss
source q the Potomac, Cheat, 9reenbrieI ana ~.
rsrt,s Valley rivers. and 10 based upon Q limestone
formation broken irregular and the mountains high
sod cell adapted to sI.zns = Owned 10 ie,es sr,
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10 uew 90. and iE somsvhss III 10 state the eouo'
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limestone. and the growth 10 chiefly sugar, beach,
walnut. cherry. Locust. linn and buckeye; The
Der is to hack or belt II, and It soon dies In the
course Of four v years the land covered with
hesvy sod of blue grass peculiarly adapted to this
thu last ten fifteen years, from 10 cents to $40,
and daily growing in value; and what has deferred
thsir Improvement great deal the title to some OF
the tracts are 10 dispute, but that after will soon
terminate, some of the most prominent cisturb-
es # thu peace the hand of time has, and 10. laying
heavily upon them The mountains abound with
seen 10 the last year or so. We have the finest
.pruEs gursing forth from the foot and along the
sd
the m filled with the finest mountain trout
w. have at this time the most rainy season that
comes within the knowledge of tina oldest inhabi-
tants it has rained every day except about eight
ten from the 10th of June up 20 this time, and still
raining it has rained in this vicinity long and
much that the various crops Of grain and gress
lid ss3 naiderably by too much moisture
I see that one OF your correspondents from the
Warm Springs has become a colonel By Staying rat
tie snake. There 10 one family living near me who
hiss, this summer, killed twenty-five; of them a
year ago killed eleven mathematics in day,
and ten of ,he in one place IL q man becomes q
colonel by the saying OF one snake, suppose that
person who kills eleven 10 day must be- entitled
to tbs appellaton of Lieut. General by breret This
is one way to sound the rattle Of fame They talk
OF the trump OF fame," why may we not uss the
term rattle of fsmel
Your correspondent also 81 eaks In high terms OF
the proprietors of the Warm. They are entitled to
all he has said, and even more | have known them
all from infancy and know them to be gentlemen
in the very broadcast sense of the term, and will do
everything 10 their power to render the stay of their
quests comfortable aud agreeable g.
-four correspondent does not write Ike an old
man; and since he has known the three propretoIs
OF the Warm Springs from infancy" we are bound
to conclude that they are si young men. Our
friend, MFR. GEORGE MAYS. has been considered a
man somewhat advanced In life. his youthful looA
being placed to the credit OF the Warm Springs bs b.
which it il known will preserve perennial youth -
We are pleased. however, to know that he Ia indeed
young nsn--long life to km-and we thank or
correspondent for the nformation.--Ed Dispatch