The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21

E-@ DANvILLE, AND VIRGINIA
am TENNESSEE MEX Ar
M M ,no.t Expcditious Route to the fir.
taia sprinss, through by Daylight ana
hnsasr checked Through, Except on
slases.-Fis.tors TO tne snin nsr. ~
Sy.s,.burs. or the Richmond and DanViiIe cars at
pSsS,oond AZ s. A. M., dsiiy, (Sundsys excepted }
srrve st Lynchburs to Dlnner, ana snehee, Wa tne
S,si.js and Tennessee Railroad, reach Bonsachs
nseat at s., sud Salem st 4, 2. NJ, and st either
kENr, iS sUMMERsoN cos FINE LINE OF
rb.sa via Bonsack's lodge st Finoastle dine st the
RsS Sweet, or Sweet Springs, and arrive at the
Wb;fs sulphur Springs (l7 miles esrly IN the even
tnr Of the second day from Petersburg or klcnmond
s'tgopt NIGHT TRAVEL, and with but "a miles
~ .tssjng Or by the Salem route, step all night at
Roano.e Red Sulphur Springs 90 miles distan. from
San d ,e at the Red Sweet, Sweet Springs
sTs rive at the White Sulphur Springs on the evsn
iDg OF the following day.
through most romantic country possessing climate
unsurpassed for its ssubny and delightful tenpera
ture The road passes the base OF the
PEAKS OF OTTER!
And within three miles Of the Allegheny Springs, one
nile of the Montgomsry White Sulphur Spring ga, and
vthin four miles of the Yellow Sulphur Springs; all
pleasantly situated a. few miles apart on the Eastern
sous Of the Allegheny mountain, In Montgomery co.
The waters OF these Springs celebrated for thcir
srest medicinal qualities, the accommodations are
excellent and have been sreatly Increased since last
season.
~ Visitors to the Red Sulphur Springs take Kent
SumInerson Co.'S Stages at New Bern Depot, on the
evening the day that they leave Petersburg Rich
moad and arrive at the Springs on the following day
to dinner and at Salt Sulphur Springs early In the
6sy of the second day from Richmond Petersburg.
The Road from New Bern Depot to the Red Sui
phur Springs (38 miles has been graded and greatly
improved since last season. and is now regarded as
one Of the best turnpikes in the mountains.
The line OF Telegraph from Richmend will be CON-
pleted ana in operation TO the Montgomery White
sulphur Springs early In juno.
Passengers TO Knoxville, Tennessee, take Kent,
sumnerson Cos Stages at the Western terminus
Of tbs Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, now $50
miles from Lynchburg land being extended West
ward the of miles per month to the Eastern
terminus OF the East Tennessee and Virginia Rail-
road and srvs al Knoxville, in "a days from Peters
FARE FROM PETERSBURG OR RICHMOND
To RED Sweet, or Sweet springs via sonsscks 10 %
:. White Sulphur Springs 8. sonsseks., II %
Red Sulphur Springs. .25
A." Montgomery White Sulphur Springs. s.25
" Knoxville, Tennessee. Observation-Disclosures. $500
koTB-The charge for tickets to the Allie gbsny
snrngs Montgomery White Sulp phar and the Yellsw
SULPHUR Springs does not include the charge from tho
ny Springs q miles distant take tickets to Shaws-
vills-for Montgomery White Sulphur, Il mile dis
tsnt by branch ralrosdl take tickets to Big Tun-
ne and for the Yellow Sulphur, a miles distant J
take tickets to Christiansburs Depot. C0nveyanees
will be found at those places.
For further information apply to
Ticket Agent s. S. r. R., Petersburg.
CHARLES CAMPBELL,
sup't. Richmond and Dsnvile R. r.. Richmond.
E. II. GILL,
Sup't v. L r. r. R., Lynchburg
KEHr SUMMERSON l. CO,
je 2-5m Fincastle Va,