The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-02
, IIRGINIA spRINGn-

i'm SOUTH SIDE, RICHMOND &
&sg sEE-H- DANvILLE, AND VIRGINIA
,yn TENNESSEE RAIbRoADs--SuMMERA Ar
NM rNENT -Shortest, most C0mfortH bic
kAS LOST Expeditions Route tn the ttr.
ana and, ".rrinrs, through by Daylight and
gMaasasr checked Thrcu.s. kxccpt ON
~tn p.'onte take the Sou,h-Sids Railroad cars at
ny tnsnys or the Richmond aud Danville cars AZ
aaets,,onG At 8, A. NJ, daily, (Sundays excepted
hcnn',L Lyuchburs to Dinner, snd thence, via the
sfIse, .,,,s ana Tennessee Rsilrosd reach BonsaeSs
N,Is'st a. s.! aud Salem at 4, P. NJ, and at either
Iss,s: axe AssI,mmgRsoN cos FINE LINE OF
kENf' % STAGES!
Ao.s vis Bon-scks lodge at Fincsstle, cine at the
~ swsst, OF sweet Springs, snd arrive at the
,yt, Snirhur Springs ~ miesl early In the even
Nhr -, .anond dan from Petersburg or Richmond
s.sos; ,I.s NIGHT TRAVEL, and with but 81 niies
,....ins Or BY the Salem rou'e- stop all nisht at
o,nose Rcd Sulphur s9as t0 l',ss sss, snrns, rUn
sT,ys At .he White Sulphur Springs on the even
-, If th- following day. g,
~ yjrrlnia and Tennessee Railroad 10 iucated
.o,sb nor, romrntic country, possessing climate
.+rsq,,6 fr It's sslabrity and delightful tempera-
- 1h- read passes the base OF the
''''' PEAKS OF OTTER!
,.,;,hin three miles Of she Allegheny Springs one
Vt" i of Tic Montgomery White Sulphur Springs. and
,,b,n four miles of the Yellow Sulphur Springs all
snsan.lv situated s. few miles apart on the Eastern
- of the Allegheny mountain in Montgomery CO..
~ waters Of these Springs celebrated for their
,..t medicinal qusIities, the accommodations are
x,slist and have been greatly increased since last
s-ss- Visitors 10 the Red Sulphur Springs take Kent
snr,aeTson L Co.'S Stages at Nsw Bern Depot on the
seuuz c the cay that they leave Petersburg Rich
ond and arrive at the Springs the following day
"a dinner and at Salt Sulphur Springs early in the
5.y Of the second day from Richmond or Petersburg.
The Road from New Bern Depot to the Red Sui
rhur srlinss Ss miles has been graded and greatly
inrrJvcd since last season, and is now regarded
.ae OF the beet turnpikes in the mountains.
The line OF Telegraph from Richmond will be CON-
pleted and in operation to the Montgomery White
SUIyEaF Springs early In June.
Ps.ssrgers 10 Knoxville. Tennessee, take Kent
surauefsan l. Co.'S Stages at the Western terminus
# the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, now 1870
miles from Lynchbnrg land being extended West
aSrd at the rate offs miles per month) to the Eastern
terminus OF the East Tennessee and Virginia Rail
road snd arrye knoxville, in q days from Peters
FARE FROM PETERSBURG OR RICHMOND:
ia 81 Sweet or Sweet Springs via Bonsack's loGo
" Salem.......lD 81
= White Sulphur Springs Bonsscks.. IL 90
- Salem.. l-50
Red Sulphur Springs. 25
Aieghsny Springs. .......................... 800
" Montgomery Whiie Sulphur Springs. Is
" Yellow sulphur Springs ss................... 845
NoTE.-The charge for tickets TO the ALE ghany
Springs, Montgomery Whits Sulphur and the Yellow
Sulphur Springs does not include the charge from the
Railroad ~ the Springs. Passengers for the Aegha-
nv Springs a miles distant take tickets to Shaws
yi.le-for Montgomery " hite Sulphur, Il mile dis
tsut by branch rairosd,) take tickets to Big Tun-
mel aud for the Yellow Sulphur, a miles distant
take tickets to Chrstisnsburg Depot. Conveyances
wi ne found st those pisces
For further information apply to
Ticket Agent s. s. r. r. Petersburg
CHARLES CAMPBELL.
supt Richmond and Danville R. R.. Richmond.
E. H. GILL,
Eupt. y. & T. r. r, Lynchburg.
KENT, SUMMERSON l. co,
ie Sim Fincastle, Va.