The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-12

,,once Of the Richmond Disr'atrh.i 4
;'''T'S''W Ks SPRINGS. July 10. 1878;
,,,hor has been quite cool ID the
INC ,hc mast week. with enough OF
S7aHn'''" ,,,.;nt,in an undue degree OF mos.
u" Vet the temperature Is oeissnAu. a ..' !.
/ T. decorating. The days aie cnai'ntuS
y III INV n;rh,S cool enough for blankets ana
I'd TX ,mrr,n,nnn,lr,t sheh RI Il tian has
'"' nn1,,,rh to pay his way, and is not
'on's ,,J hy scr,uinE obligations at holnc,
III, ~, ~ know how he can be happier than
~ NV 10 ms, here in the bosom Of these
I cav .,,atn, with their delightful fountains.
MlLLpoRo'.
-. IN ,hr railroad at Millhoro' and
5av or two at Tarbrough's Hotel
', - an,;rr satisfaction. II is quisea bless
I" ,r.,yclhs~ that there is such a hotel at
!, ,,, ., MANY persons find little rest
u, o,Im travel quite opportnne, aud 10
u !, :, blessing TO find good hotel and
,r,tIeratc landlord at their hand. The
,i,on j very pleasant and healthy, and
-. .[,j !, y chalybeate spring just at the hotel
:, If excellent quality. The longer the
~, ,,,n,;pues his halt there the better he
II ind himself.
RATH Atm. -a .s
u.rc i n rIsre that is also good for pause
a also good for summer residence The
' ~, vster is decided, and there are other
..c-s nI value for the benefit Of the visitor.
h.. Hs,trr has commenced spacious bath,
w.. r,nno, finish it the present year. He
y, row one Of your energetic and enter
,.ln,, r;,izen>-.C cIonei w. {. Carrington---
+, ,ar,nrr. and the firm proposes further
movements and the bringing Of the Bath
..,g vet more prominently into notice.
THE WARM SPRINGS.
srcr pleasant days leisure travel we
...lI,-l this old and delightful watering
.o,,, and found that it had been much inn
ss..yrj Under the administration Of Colonel
vuArk. whose plan is comprehensive and
..a,,,r,, time for completion. By divertihg
=, ,urnpike from the immediate grounds
nj removing the fencing in front of the
,r,,I the privacy and comfort Of the guest
- much promoted. while the appearance of
=, place j. considerably bettered.
There I, a good company here for the
,.ryod. and the acceSsions are steady. In
'.t there are more people in the Warm
.,,,p.> Valley now than ever before at this
mn. If the year. The Hot and Healing
>ran.>. As well as this place, have more
..r>:, thu, early than ever before known.
The fact i. thi, valley is one Of the most
,r.ut..l!l in the world, as well as one of the
ns.I healthy and agreeable. To its sights
.gA delights are added three remarkable
medicinal waters along line eight miles
an- whose cures have been both numer-
.g. md wonderful. There is 10 such warm
al. IL these Warm Springs in the United
>.a..>. and east Of the Mississippi there is no
,.ra hot bath as the Hot Springs. The
De- ,l,1Iip." fountain has its remarkable Pc
.N4riti>. constituting it a water so rare
..t hHUw none other like 1t. IT,.
THE VALLEY.
%on taking this valley. with all these valu-
"a. characteristics and the additional one of
T., -.g.-,t fertility, We may-at once see that 1t
T.. destined to become the place of summer
,'ral ior thousands of people. A railway
rom Coyngon TO this place (and it will be
llr would throw it open to vast throng
i nyaIid> and pIra>ure->eekers. There are
u1ifrd> of delightful and imposing situa-
.al> hy clear streams of water that are most
unp, disposed for villas for the wealthy,
mi before die hope to see the mountains
rgradorned with picturesque dwellings and
ar who!@ valley animated with gay and
.Glr society.
Very cntcrprisinr gentlemen now own the
mn-> property. and are doing great deal
. develop lis natural beauty. People will
u 4 short time learn that when :hey leave
,Il.c for other States or foreign lands they
.N- lrhind them scenes more lovely and
Alters more eiticacious than any they will
ind elsewhere. G.. g. +. G..