The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-07
:, --z..easzsa,7 VIRGINIA SPRINGS

= --z.ss.s+a4as1 VIRGINIA SPRINGS
- - soUTHi,SlpE, RIcHSoND
AND TENNESSEE ERAILROADS-SUMMER AR
gASGEMEET shortest, most Comfortable
md most Expeditions Route TO the Vir-
pinn springs, thrsnEh by Daylight and
Barsuke checked Through. Except
Ntngcs.--VisiiOrs TO the Virginia springs
hg IN. route, take the south-side Railroad cars at
ge,er,aurg or the Richmond ana DaDylle at
Erhnlo1d. nj IS, A. NJ, daily, Sundays excepted)
srr.y- at !ynchburg TO Dinner, and thence via the
N.rejaia and Tennessee Railroad, reach Bonssch's
Drro, at d, aEd Salem at 4, T. M., and at either
KENT, sUMMERsoN L cos FINE LINE OF
STAGES
Those via BoEssck's loogs at Fincaste, dine at the
Rsd sweet, or sweet Springs, and arrive at the
White Sulphur Springs tl7 niies) ssriy In the even
ing Of the second day from Petersburg Richmond,
without NIGHT TRAVEL, and with but 81 miles
cs'ssius. Or by the Salem ron'e, stop all night al
RosGnk5 Red Sulphur Springs (l0 miles distsnt from
Ss.em) die at the Red Sweet, or Sweet Springs,
srrive at the White Sulphur Springs on the even
Jnr # ths following day.
The Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad 10 located
ehouah most romantic country, possessing climate
unsurpassed for its saubrty and delightful tempera-
ture. TIE road passes the base of the
PEAKS OF OTTER!
And within three miles of the Alleshany SPRING. one
saie Of the Mont gomery White Sulphur Springs and
within toGr miles the Yellow Sulphur Springs; all
pleasantly .ltufted few miles apart, the Eastern
s.ope Q! the Allegheny mountain, in Montgomery
Tie waters OF those Springs cee brsted for their
GtoAt medicinal qualities, the accommodations are
excellent and have been greatly increased since last
sIssn1.
ER- Visitors to the Red Sulphur Springs take Kent
flmmrrsou Co.'S Stages at New Beru Depot on the
evening al the day that they leava Petersburg Rich
inond and arrive al the Springs the following day
80 dinner, aud at Salt Sui phur Springs early in the
o1y oi t1e second day fiom Richmond or Petersburg
The Road from New Bern Depot to the Red Sgl-
EhGr SrEingH as miles has been graded and greatly
improved since last season, and 10 regarded az
me Of he best turupik es in the mountains
The hns OF Telegraph from Richmond will be cocl-
pteted and in operation to the Montgomery White
sulphur springs early In June.
Passengers to Knoxville Tennessee, take Kent
0nmneIson l. Co.'S Stages at the Western terminus
OF the virginia and Tennessee Railroad now $50
miles from Lynchbnrg land being extended West
"6h 81 he rate OF miles per month) the Eastern
terminus OF the East Tennessee and Virginia Rail-
"so eng arrive al Knoxville in q days from Peters
tuta OF klchmend.
EARE FROM PETERSBURG OR RICHMOND:
asd sweet, or Sweet Springs via Bonsacks. looe
" Salem 10 50
:. White sulphur Springs Bon.acl's..,ll.0o
Salem. L |. 80
Rcd Sulphur Springs. ..i225
Allegheny Springs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 300
Montgomery Whi,e Sulphur Sprines........ g 25
, lruow sui thur Springs. gs..................... S45
knoxville, tennessee .................. IS 90
NoTh.-The charge for tickets to the ALLIE ghAny
spHnE' Mon gomery Whits Sulphu and the Yellow
nIPhur SPRING. does not include the charge from the
ha.rohd t. the Springs Passengers for the Allegts-
ny HPFlngs, a miles disantl take tickets to Shaws-
N.ieIt"r Montgomery hite sulphur, Il mile dis
.aH' pY branch ralroad,) take tickets to Big Tun-
mel ard for the Yellow Sulphur, a miles distant
tSse tickets to ChIisriensburg Depot. Conyeyances
WA De found at those places.
rof Iarther information apply to
Z. A. GOODWIN,
Ticket Agent 8. 5. r. K, Petersburg.
CHARLES CAMPBELL,
70Ps Richmond and Dsnville R. T.. Richmond.
+. Fl. GILL.
sup't. V. & T. r. r., Lynchburg.
KENT SUMMERSON q co,
Sim Fincastle, Va.