The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-14

AAAss'S win pAT1ihto eHae AV4uhC SouaSo, us
cases Of the skin, ulcers, chronic diarrhea,
and general debility.
The yellow SULPHUR is superintended
by Mr.. J. A. DAVIS, a popular hotel mana
ger, formerly of the Norvell House, Lynch
burg. 1t is four miles from the Virginia
and Tennessee railroad-Newbern station
is delightfully."- situated, and its atmosphere
is invariably delightful.
New RIVER WHITE SuLpuUR.-This is
gem Of place, situated upon the banks of
New river In view of some of the most fan
tastical and grand features of the cliffs of
that remarkable river. There man may
enjoy himself. The water is fine, but the
scenery is better, and we do not know but
that the cheer and the company Of our dear
friend EGGLEsToN are superior to all. The
New RIVER WHITE is in Giles county, some
twenty miles from Newbern, on the Virgi-
mia and Tennessee railroad. 1t is charm
ing place, with low charges and excellent
fare. Go and eat catfish ohowder" and
" Brunswick stew" and behold Caesars
arch"
LOCUST GRovE.-A pleasant place for
those who seek quiet and wish t9 he gear
home lkept formerly BY joan s: CocKE),
near Greenwood depot, in Albmarle. Mr..
A. X. YAScEY, the proprietor, is IN obi
ging and considerate landlord, and will
entertain his guests we'll.
JAcEsok's RIVER HoTEL.-fhis place is
well-known to travellers. 1t was many
years the terminus Of the Central railroad.
Mr.. CoGB1LL, the proprietor, now proposes
to accommodate the public. He has chaly-
beate water in abundance, and the clear
and bold Jacks9n's river runs Immediately
in front of his hotel. The scenery there ls
! ~ GRAND as we'll can be. Fare moderate.
OCEAN VIEw.-This place is ten miles
from Norfolk, has delightful saltwater
bathing, and looks out upon Hampton
Roads and the Chesapeake bay. 1t is kept
by Mr.. THOMAS BRADFORD, and, according
to report, is conducted upon liberal scale,
and in 8 satisfactory manner. Bathing
frst-ratc, fare good, and lodging most COM
Portable.
This finishes up our Springs Directory up
to the present time, we believe. The ira
vellers to the Springs north of James river
are accommodated by the Central railroad
and the stage lines of TRoTTER & Goa
most enterprising firm. Mr., j: A. J, TEoT-
TER, the head of the company, is a veteran
stager one of the most solid, sagacious,
and determined of men. When he puts his
foot down it falls firm like that of Nor
man horse, and If the coach don't come,
someth'nS busted!" He has been the object
of innumerable newspaper attacks; but he
receives them like Gibraltar, urmoVed
and unaffected. We have shot shaft at him
ourselves. 1t only went skin-deep, and 1t
was received with 80 little concern that we
were fain to put salye upon the wound
| 1t is impossible that any company can be
always ready for the wonderfully fuc-
tuating travel by stage from the railroads.
The best management of the great under
taking to translate this travel cannot posi-
bly, always give satisfaction. TRoTTER
knows it, and looks for couple of dozen
indignant assaults through the papers every
year. When he sees them, he INDUCES a
quiet sarcasm, and is revenged! Under
sedate expression of face, slightly granitive
there is as kind and gentle feeling in that
man as you would meet with on May-day
in any country.
Bon voyage to our friends the Springs
goers' -