The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21
coRRHsPoNDEscE OF THs Drsr.A n.
CLaRxrsyILIK. Aue. Is. 1855.

mnicn snsy may, perhaps gss glimpse Of our
.oMn, ana eirds'cys view Of things ~ they are
Hanspiring 10 And around Il.
IL seems that not . great many OF yeuf citizens
are 10 tne habit Of visiting this pleasant portion OF
virginia. Why it's, don't know. Surely It IL
ra no. oeSause .s of want OF attraction There are
tninks that ought to attract the attention Of
invands, pieasurs-seskers and capitalists. Inva-
i,os oehsing the benefit of mineral water can no
uouos nnd - good water at Buffalo Spring. situa-
yea seven miles west of Gainesville, be found
=. :, aimost any OF the world-renowned watering
places OF Virginia and New York II is said that
,e ns curative powers are more conspicuously man.
nes.ed In the various forms of dropsy, protract-
60, intermittent and remttent fevers chronic dis
eases OF the skin disarrangsments of the
nver, stomach, Spleen bowels and kidneys"-
Inc proprietor says; The yearly increase Of visi
tors has compelled me to prepare for the comforta.
Die accommodation of four hundred and ffty per-
sons. Ihese Springs are within days ride of
Richmond, Petersburg and Norfolk. Persons
coming from either place can come all the way by
iahroad TO Clarkesviils, where there are always
hacks 10 take them TO Buffalo Immediately their
arrival; or, II tney prefer 1t. they can spend the
nignt In town, where they will find the most am
noteis; or II they nave aequaintances and friends
"a 'own, .ney VIII cersainiy De kindly received and
nospltaoiy entertained, thsy meet with as warm
rec teceps,on sna Is muSa hospitality as the writer
is ,h a. 10. can say Inat never met
win greater k'ndness amongst any people. Those
isnnes "nicn IL mas oeen my pleasure to visit are
kind, hospitable, sociable and agreeable 1 esteem
~ = Pilsnese tnAI u nov aiways enjoyed, to visit
'uSu peopie as can % Iound In Clarkesville.
wine mas NOT osen IN my power to visit many
ism,ies - nave formed the acquaintance of most
Q. .ns prominent men IN the place. There are
many enefseuc' enterpriAng highly honorable,
- xuu very worthy men 70 oe FOUND here. In fine,
sh,S ml Is growing, business place.
~ saG a. .ess. n4n dozen very large to.
b,,s;~. anu W. alenouses, All doing good
basn go VI ,Uul lou OF tnese factories nave
S Seen M Leeen'y Dols: iney are owned and worked
py Messls' CoL, Young, Moss, Williamson and
w. - .msu.;.n om my 10 one nunolea hands each
- 49, af .h W sooAIIo anulaesureo mere II
10. - ouo ., 'ne pess markets. IN tne state Yester-
t;,v of .oba"ao 9 "Ia al unesuAiy large quan-
Tha nuvaI,er ~ s,ou" oolu a. sely n'gn prices.
~, iat g. 80 N ~ rrh W o suopo mas increaseon In
iara. bonsa. .nS .,aneh arg SOME TWO or three
nss 49, tb;s t;na .Mu .aue h not very orisk
~ .ha snr, .nd Ell O 'ney uo hne business
- .e 80 e e.1 80 80. Cuo Vi .uS ior Sest houses,
oeIapyns o,d eensI ana very egoe G position, was
hv Messrs Snancor poota~ ~ " ~s o"neu
bougbt bv Mes.rs p 0i n w IReGu M M 20, ana
~ r., :. - .. .-. ~ ~ w a, M0rton q Co,
~, a ,ndars,d e'en. @ occupied Ihese gentle
nea. Tbex sasm to hs varu s,arc..; isrse DUST
inr mon Thsir .helves .ra .unuiisJ n unnsoIpIis
xsr;etv ~ veil s.iactad ~ls d, suppnea @ WIN great
. - S. u,y soUuS. inoeeo, A.
rauroser.aS nan.Sa oi netcnandise Is there
formed ms, not lonr sinca thu, .hau 1u S. On, .n.
saII several hundred dnlI.r, worth ~ IL. dnelueaty
day Tb.x or. tho na, % A. - ~ soous
Tba;r o1aris go ;ndr.,r;ar" ....; euon Dusness-
sl..rs IN nI.ca .rS aar, =. at'one a.'a aho pon1e;
era int.raa, cIoseIv .. war :. ~ y sasm employ
~ III. nrhli. Tb.r Ma -. - .t oua'ion
III. h,I;uass 'A1 '~AA " oo worthy, nonora'
Mr. M RIsnts eI,o soem. e..
r;etv of f.nc1 a. 1aii ~ ms.f,, s..i"1N soou W,
nies isroa bousa ,n a ar,, h,,";s LILIES I.e ocGu-
town nd saI,. ara.t me as1 oas'S par. oi tue
Doae.,t & H.sI;n. rnrr.:y.a souo e. So uo Messrs;
~. .,,ord,d hor.o tro,,
o,-ned hw M..srS E;noh ."d pn sne onion no'el,
ed and 6tted M in the ,eru bes. .nn nH1y fspar s
sale There ia. perhaps. net another snch .t.nd
for busines. to he fonnd IN tb;s soc,;"r ~
trx. s;tnstod IN tba hr.;ra.. " .ne oouu
~ go, .h. da,.. - .h pAIt VI t0Wn, h0t
"a. ,ivm sno uapos VI .ne hoanohe yaiiey hail'
Teaa, :. & oners every .oducement to capitalists,
public patronage. Any one wishing to engage In
such business would do VI ell to come and examine
Soon
Lots are being laid off and offared for ..,. and
imnrovements are sonr IN It'is sa;d .he. .ho .ho
nsanla of NorfoiL .ra IooIno - az. a -s 'ne
gooo dsal OF interest
volunteer company, known as the Roanoke
Guards. numbering about forty, has been lately
tiful uniform They add q great deal to the inter
est of the place.
There are both male and female Ac.demv IN
w Aot peisonshy acquainted Win
the iauy VINO mas cnarge OF the Female Academy,
out isAra that she has good school Being ac-
quainted with dr. Sedd, the principal of the Male
Academy, we recommend him with confidence and
pleasure a. an excellent teacher. Anv man might
consider himself fortunate to have his cbiIdren nm
der ths care ~ .ucb mar W. .ro 60 90 ias,
th., ..,n. of 81. .;,iv.n. -. aIi .s ~
y; ~. - - a... - nvs ~ - luueI .n'of es'so
~, ~ .uc e~uso VI 0uucatoA a. tney cugnt 10 De
Ihis 49, WITHOUT DOUBT, one OF the NEST eligible 10.
cations for school of high grade, either male or
female, that know Of There ought to be 4 Fe.
male College here l trust the day ia not far dis.
tant when the people will take hold of mi. thing
and estabish school that will do credt ~ them.
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o' 80 "'A' 90 'iA0 s"iIo'n"s Country.
SATURDAY, Aug. is, 1856.
The Concord Baptist Association is now in session
here. 1t met Wednesday, and will close to- night.
There are said to be fifteen or twenty ministers in
attendance. have had the pleasure of hearing the
Revs. Messrs fondexter, of Richmond, and Walker,
of Alabama, Il thnk.) Both of them preached able
sermons. Though there was preaching in another
church at the same hour, ,'they had houses crowd:
never They uttered the words of Truth as len
of God. They evincsd great depth and clesrness of
thought. All seemed to be struck with the forcible
and very impressive manner In which they spoke
also heard the Rev. Mr. Pearsy, (returned mission.
ery from China lecture on FOREIGN Mssions partcu.
larly China His address was deeply interesting eiy
ing q condensed history of the Chinese their man.