The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-19
: VIRGINIA SPRINGS
4 sOuTH-stDE, RICHMOND 4
: nANysfI.E, AND VIRGINIA

0seE ntNviLLE, AND VIRGINIA.
rrNNssEE RAILSOADS-SUMMEk AZ.
AND Shortest, most Comiortc 1.c
md most ksass,,.Sss sssraSss 81 naylissI and
gaia spf ,ercked Tbreneh,. kxcept on
Iasensf vt,iser. to the vtreintn eprtnes
hy ,hu fee'e, ~. Richmond and Danviile cars Of
petsTee,H rs A. M, daily. tSundsys exceptean
Riehrons ~ebhurs 20 Dinner. and thence, vita the
sfrive Al - - Teaues,ee Railroad, reach bonsaSAs
HTsim. s., .ad Salem at = r M ana NJ si'Ae'
rlss: t'sss sssr,MxERsoN CO.'S FINE LINE OF
kENE STAGES
.,. Vi. sonsseks lodge a. rsnens; ca r;x ssss ~ Ss
R.a Snr spr,rss ia milesl eariy in the even
White sn'pn..,S isy from Petersburg or Richmond,
sasoi tss SIGHT TRAVEL, and with bat o miies
-si'Aoa' n, hY the Salem route, step au night at
vi st"ah - sul,hur Springs, tlo miles distant from
Gos"ose re, :" A. the Red Sweet, or Sweet springs,
>ssn'', =, the White Sulphur SPRING. on tho eves
% t,he following dsy' l.. .s
1ne most romantic country, POSSESSING climate
hronsh ,r n, .aluhri,y and delightful tempers-
snse's r., road passes the base OF the
tp'e' A"e PEAKS OF OTTER!
...;. ,i,se miles of the Alleshany Springs, one
Ana w. -" Mon.romery White Sulphur Springs, and
oi' % " ,cur miles Of the Yellow Sulphur sprnfs all
"'H,tlx sitrsted a. few miles apart on the Eastern
T'essN.ttt T. ,ilerhsnv nodbtsin, IN Montgomery CO.
sePe ., rhess Springs are celebrated TOR their
tu9 usiicinsl Qualities, the Accommodations are
tei,ant snd have been greatly increased sance last
..ssou- 1t. pns s,l,bpr Srriuss t.ke Kant
~ - 4 Cos Stages at New Bern Depot, ON the
nys OF the dsy that they leave Petersburg or Rich
- sna srr;ve at the Springs on the following day
~ s.pey and at Salt Sulphur sprlnSs early Ia the
% al. second day from Richmond or Petersburg.
"a Ro,d from New Bern Depot to the Ked Sui
~ snrinrs (Ss miles has been graded and greatly
inrroyed since last season, ana Is now regarded -
~ ~ tLs hes; tlynpikes in the mountains.
rta line of Telegraph from Richmond viii be CON-
-,1,sd and in operation to the Montgomery White
srnnur springs early 10 June
passengers 10 Knoxville, Tennessee, take Kent,
s,rnsrson n Co.'S Stages at the Western terminus
=, III Virgins and Tennessee Railroad, now lSo
niles from Lynchbars land being extended West
ward at the rate offs miles per month"; TO The Eastern
,.-einrs nt the las. Tennessee and Virginia Rail
,sd and arrive at Kuoxvis, In q days from Peters
.%If s5RE :. FROM FROM PETERSBURG OR RICHMOND: :
To Red Sweet or Sweet Springs via Bonsacks. $iOeo
-, Vybi.o sulphur SpIinss i" BOnsack's. 90
Saiem.. ll.50
Red Sulphur Springs. ..l22o
Allegheny Springs. S.oo
a. Montgomery " hite Sulphur Springs. es........ 70
Yellow Sui phur Springs. gs..........-....'.....S S'45
Knoxville. Tenuessee.... 1900. ASm
NoTg-The charge for tickets to the ALE shauy
srr,nss Montgomery whits Sulphur and the Yellow
saphpr Springs does include the charge from the
Railroad t.. the Springs. Passengers TOR the Allegha-
nv Springs, a mes distant, take tickets to shaws-
viie--fU M0ptg0ineTy W ouipuVi, u
ian, BY branch railroad,) take tickets to Big Tun-
mel snd for the Yellow sulphur, "a miles distant,)
take tickets to ChristiAnsburg Depot. Conveysncss
will be found at those places
For further information appIy to
Ticket Agent s. 5. X. R., PETERSBURG
CHARLES CAMPBELL
sup't Richmond and Danviie R. R.. Richmond.
E. H. GILL;
sup't Y. & T. r. R.. Lynchburg
KENT, SUMMERSON l. co, :
is 2-3m Fincastie, Va