The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-06
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AND TENNESSEE RAILROADs-SUMMERA AR
RANGEMENT shortest, most COmfOrta lie
and and, most r,np ExpeSi.io.s Route g the vir,
Bagsage checked Through, Except on
staEes.--Yisitors to the Virginia Springs
by this route, take the South-Sde Railroad at
Petersburg, the Richmond and Dsnville cars at
Richmond, at 6, A. NJ, daily, Sundays excepted }
arrive at Lynchburg to Dinner, and thence via the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, reach Bonsack's
Depot at 81 and Salem st A, z. M and at either
place take
STAGES
Those via Bonsacks lodge at FincastIe dine at the
Red Sweet, or Sweet Springs, and arrive at the
White Sulphur Springs III rnes) early in the even
ing of the second day from Petersburg or Richmond
without NIGHT TRAVEL and with but 81 miles
of staging. Or BY the Salem reue, stop all night at
Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs, no miles distant from
Salem.l d-le at the Red Sweet. or Sweet Springs
and arrive at the White Sulphur Springs the
The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad is located
through most romantic country possessing climate
ture. The road passes the base of the
PEAKS OF OTTER
And within three miles of the ALE ghany Springs
mile of the Montgomery White Sulphur Springs, and
within four miles of the Yellow Sulphur Springs; all
pleasantly situated few miles apart, the Eastern
slope OF the Aiieghany mountain, In Montgomery co.
The waters OF these Springs celebrated for their
great medicinal qualities, the accommodations
excellent and have been greatly increased SINCE last
EV- Visitors to the Red Sulphur Springs take Kent
Summerson Cos Stages at New Bern Depot on the
evening of the day that they leave Petersburg Rch-
mond and arrive at the Springs on the following day
to dinner and at Salt Sulphur Springs early in the
day of the second day from Richmond Petersburg.
The Road from New, Bern Depot to the Red Sui
phur Springs (S8 miles has been graded and greatly
improved since last season. and is now regarded us
of the best turnpikes in the mountains.
The line of Telegraph from Richmond will be COM
pleted and in operation to the Montgomery White
Sulphur Springs early In June
Passengers to Knoxville, Tennessee, take Kent,
Summers0n Cos Stages ut the Western terminus
of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, now l80
miles from Lynchburg land being extended West.
ward at the rate OF miles monthly to the Eastern
terminus of the East Tennessee and Virgins Rail-
road, and arrive at Knoxville in 2 days from Peters
burg or Richmond.
FARE FROM PETERSBURG OR RICHMOND:
To Red Sweet or Sweet Springs via Bonsack's 90
a. - " Salem. .....le 80
' White Sulphur Springs Bonsacks. i 90
q Salem. ...ll.50
" Red Sulphur Springs. .....................l225
/" Allegheny Springs-. 80O
" Montgomery While Sulphur Springs. IS
Yellow Sulphur Springs. s....................'. . 10
- Knoxville, Tennessee Z3OV
NoTE.-The charge for tickets to the ALE ghany
Springs, Montgomery White Sulphur and the Yellow
Sulphur Springs does not include the charge from the
Railroad t. the Springs Passengers for the Ailegha-
ny Springs "A miles disantl take tickets to Shsws
vfils-for Montgomery White Sulphur, Il mile dis
tant by branch rairoad,) take tickets to Big Tun-
mel and for the Yellow Sulphur, "a miles distant.)
will be found at those places.
l. A. GOODWIN,
Ticket Agent 8. 3. r. R., Petersburg,
CHARLES CAMPBELL
Sup't. Richmond and Danvie r. r.. Richmond.
aup't. v. 4 T. r. R.. Lynchburg.
KENT, sUMMERSoN x co.
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