The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-05
. VIRGINIA SPRINGS

s@Sa 6aNviLLE, AND viRaINiA
,,r TrNNSsEE RAibRoADS-SUMMERA Az
ANnorMsNT -shortest, most Cent 0rta We
M most Expedition: Route 60 ,ne VIZ, VIZ
SiH'a " rbcckcd fhreueh, Excert On
basc.s--yisitors to tho virginia springs
~'nt,. roste take the sonih-S'ds haiirosd cars ..
hT Tu.snrS OF ,hs Riehmcnd ana Danvilie cars Of
Ie'SH At 6 A. NJ, daily, tSundsys exocpted,l
h'ru'st LyuOhbsrg 80 Duncr aud themes, via tho
NUf. and Tennessee Railroad, reach bonsscAs
i.. NH.,' At 81! .ad Salem al 4, T. h aud at either
lis9:,1 az AssrrMMERsoN co.'s FINS LINE OF
kkNL STAGES.
ri. Bon.sck's lodge at finc"tts. dins AZ tne
1HHsss or Sweet Springs, and arrive at the
ne" slrhur Syringe IA r'iiesl early In the even
Nh,, NhS.ts second day from Petersburg or Richmond,
'0sr NIGHT TRAVEL, and with but o. miles
".,-, Or bY the Salem route, stop All night at
q sd suiphuT Springs, (ie miles distant from
k',nsNe 1 70 at the Red Sweet, or Sweet Springs,
eson-5 10 At the White Sulphur Springs en- the cvca
.., ofths following osy. ,.r, .
~, 'r r,o.t romantic country, possessing climate
''e.t s,d for its saluhrity and delightful tempera-
~ The road pssScs the bass OF the
'"'' PEAKS OF OTTER!
ui,h.n three miles OF tho Allegheny SPRING. one
Nla ,he Montsomsry White sulphur Springs, and
s; tour miles Of the Yellow Sulphur Springs; all
Ts.,flv s!tusted few miles apart, on the Eastern
~. Allegheny mountain, in Montgomery CO.
rSsvxirrs Of these Springs are celebrated for their
.,t medicinal guslities, the accommodations are
silent and hsvs been greatly Increased since last
- Visitors 10 the Red Sulphur Springs take Kent
s,s,nsr-on Co.'S Stages at New Bern Depot, on the
,ng Of the day that they leave Petersburg or Rich
80 md srrva st the Springs on the following day
- 5;nner ana at Sslt Sulphur Springs early in the
saTI The ,scond day from Richmond or Petersburg.
Tbe Ra.d from New Bern Depot to the Red Sui
rsy- springs (Ss miles has been graded and greatly
.nr,vad since last season, and is now regarded as
r. Of the best turnpikes in the mountains.
fbe Iiae of Telegraph from Richmend will be COM
,5rt.d sn6 in operation to the Montgomery Whits
tqIuhur 5pnngs esrIy IN June
pssenrtr. 10 Knoxville Tennessee, take Kent
Slr7,asrson & Cos Stages st the Western terminus
a the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, now ls0
nj es from Lynchbnrs land being extended West
fd At ne rate of miles per mouthl to the Eastern
,-ru,;nus OF the East Tennessee and Virginia Rail-
r5.d and arrive Knoxville in q days from Peters
bug OF Rchnend
10 Red Sweet, or Sweet Springs via Bonsack's lono
White Sulphur Springs " Bonsack's. IL 90
" Salem. -. U.5O
Allegheny Springs. .....-............ 300
Montgomery White Sulphur sprinss........ s.25
Yellow uiphur Springs. ss..................... 8.45
Knoxville, Tennessee. .....-................. So0
Nn-g-The charge foT tickets to tho Allegheny
Sprays Monfgom White sulphur and the Yellow
Sulphur Springs does not include the charge from the
H. abroad t. the Springs Passengers for the Alegka-
nv Springs q miles distant) take tickets to Shaws-
,iile-for Montgomery " hite Sulphur, Il mile dis
snt hy branch ralroad,) take tickets to Big Tun-
p-l and for the Yellow sulphur, a miles distant,
tsse tickets to Christiansburs Depot. Conveyances
VII be found ST thoss places.
tuI iEuher information apply to
&. A. GOODWIN,
Ticket Agent 8. g. R. r.. Petersburg.
CHARLES CAMPBELL,
sup't. Richmond and Danville r. R.. Richmond.
L. Ii. GILL,
Supt. V. & T. r. R. Lynohburs
KENT, SUMMERSON & co,
ie2-Sm FiHcaatle, Va.