The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-21
GINA SPRINGS
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,,,.,,,, DANvII.LE, AND VIRGINIA
AND TENNSSEE tLROADS-sUMMER N.
RaNGEMENT shortest, most l.omTar".nnsn.. Z
and most Expedition. Keute 20 the vir.
sinia SPRING.. shrcnEh by Daylight, aud
-taGes.--visitors TO the Virginia snrins.
by this ieate, tske the SouihSise Railroad car, sr
PcteFsours, or the Richmond aud Danviile cars At
Richmond; at A. NJ, daily, tSundays excepted. i
arrive at LyDchburs TO Dinner. and thence Wis tbs
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, reach Bonsael,s
Depot at s., and Salem at 4, P. NJ and at either
KENT, sumMERsoN co.'s FINE LINE OF
STAGES!
Those via Ronsecks lodge at Fncsstle dina st tba
Red Sweet, or Sweet Springs, and arrive at the
White Sulphur Springs (l7 nies) early in the even.
ug of the seeond day from Petersburg or Richmond
without NIGHT TRAVEL, and with but Ga miles
ssslns Or BY the Salem rtu'e. stop all night at
Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs tio miles distant from
salem Gle at a. ,5s s, rec sweet or Sweet Springs
ing of the following day.
The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad is located
unsurpassed for its sslubrity and delightful tempers
PEAKS OF OTTER,
And within three miles of the Aileghan Sprng. ps
yuie OF the Montgomery White Sulphur Snring gs and
within four miles of the Yellow Sulphur Sprinss. ali
pleasantly situated a. few miles apart on the Eastern
slope Of the Allegheny mountain, in Montgomery co
The waters OF these Springs celebrated for thsir
great medicinal qualities the accommodations are
excellent, and have been greatly increased since last
~ Visitors to the Red Sulphur Springs take Kent
Summerson x Co.'S Stages at New Bern Depot on the
evening Of the day that they leave or Rich
mond and arrive at the Springs the following day
TO dinner and at Salt Sulphur Springs early in the
day OF the second day from Richmond or PETERSBURG
The Road from New Bern Depot TO the Red Sul.
phur Springs (3S miles has been graded and greatly
improved since last season, and is regarded a.
one of the best turnpikes in the mountains.
The line of Telegraph from Richmond will be CON-
peted and IN operation TO the Montgomery White
sulphur Springs early IN June.
Passengers TO Knoxville, Tennessee, take Kent
Sfrnro ara0faG Col &tsUa he uaz
of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad now IS0
miles from Lynchburg land being extended West.
ward st the rate of miles per month"; to the Eastern
terminus of the East Tennessee and Virgnis Rail
rosd and arrive at Knoxville, in q days from Peters.
hurg Richmond.
FARE FROM PETERSBURG OR RICHMOND:
To Red Sweet or Sweet Springs via Bonsacks $1,000
salem. 10 Oh
" " White Sulphur Springs !. :. Bonsack's. q. 90
" Salem......ll.50 so
Red Sulphur Springs. ..l225
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs. gs........ 825
Yellow Sulphur Springs. 845
Knoxville Tennessee. see....................... % 90
NoTE.-The charge for tickets to the ALE ghany
Sulphur Springs does not include the charge from the
Railroad to the Springs Passengers for the Aegha-
ny Springs, 4miles distant take tickets to Shaws-
'viIls-for Montgomery White Sulphur, q mile dis
mel, and for the Yellow SULPHUR "a miles distant
tske tickets to Christiansburg Depot. Conveyances
will be found at those places.
For further information apply to
T. A. GOODWIN,
Ticket Agent s. s. r. r., Petersburg
CHARLES CAMPBELL,
sup't. Richmond and Danvile R. R.. Richmond
E. H. GILL,
sup't. v. T.R R. Lynchburg
KENT, sUMMERSoN x co,
lie 2-3n Fincastle Va