The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-04

:. ;,,r,. r;o,,o Predecessor" Rawley has
,,usat fron, The " dust" of its present en-
sdl r ms nroprietors, with which they
~, +, iesn .omr down" most literally. In
nther words. these Springs have passed into
now hands, and in so doing have arisen To
now and better life. They are situated on
d a',,,r of the North Mountain, twelve miles
Manassas Gap railroad, and thirty miles
northwest Of Staunton, The surrounding
scenery is refreshingly picturesque.
| The water Is the finest chdlybedtc in the
| United States. 1t is n noble tonic and alto
rative, and In cases of general debility Its
| restorative action is rapid and complete,
Many q lang,lid, palc-checked daughter o'
| Eve reSorting here has found in week OF
| two the roses returning to her checks, elastl'
city to her steps, and herself become the pos
SCISSOR of an appetite almost rlvalling tne
appetite attributed to ogres IN those iii"i
vcllous stories which were the delight OF
our childhood. But what matters IL II Delie,
do become. like "roaring lions going about
scckinS'" If not ,rhonl, at least " what they
NAV dcvour." The beauN being even
more yoracious, have no time Tor Toe
nice observation or for uncomplimch'
tary comments" They are perfectly, wlllln9
to :" let live" if they themselves be only
allowed to olive Under such cnculll'
stances il is peculiarly fortunate that inc
table here is abundantly supplied WITH
choice provisions. 1t may be inyldIous tc
specify, but the quality OF the breaa
butter. and milk, is Especially notlccaDlc
and NAV he ] can make you envy Ills oul
good things when | tell you lnaI Il rev
mornings AGO the table was supplied with
enough and to spare OF delicious moontall'
trout, taken from the streams IN the ilhlnc,
date vicinity. We are looking out
daily for ycnison, for the hunters are
abroad, as the deep voices of the hounds
and the winding Of tho horn III the noun
tains near by agrccably testify.
These Springs are destined to he Il VII
not say mt no distant day, but from THIS
| time forward) one of the great ittraclioil1
of our state. The Grccnbrler " ME Hlll.
ph,lr, the Rockbridge Alum. anu the hot
Springs, not to mention others, nave eaci'
its sncciai curative properties, and 80 pre-
cmincntly as Il chalyhcatc~ has RaWicy
Springs. In this respect it has no rival:
HEclipsc is first. and the rest nowhere.
These Springs have been long known ana
rcsortcd to chiefly by the people oil the val
lev and Piedmont Virginia for their great
virtue in cases of general debility, in female
diseases, and some forms of dyspepsia !;
but heretofore the accommodations nave
been limited, and the standard OF com
fort not what II SnOula nave pec!'. no'
"prcNo change" a company oil VIDE
awake men have taken hold OF the place;
Already they have erected Il spacious ana
wcll-arrangcd hotel, containing hundred
rooms. which. together with the cabins,
will furnish lodgings for at least two hum
drcd guests and their watchword is on
ward for hv next season they intend TO
erect further new buildings, to improve the
roads lcadin. here, and in all respects To
conduct it on a scale of enlightened comfort
aud libcrality. Already there are a hum
drcd and twenty guests hcrc-a larger num-
Der han the proprictors had expected 10
welcome the early dawn of their enterprise,
but not SO many us they arc prepared 10
entertain. ] have never seen better con-
tented company, and the days pass lightly
away with the aid of such amllsemcnts rs
are TO he found at all wcll-conducted sum
mcr resorts, and under the cxhilarating
effects of the inygorating waters BlBo.