The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-17
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Summer Resorts.


1,,, ;ucom,arahly hcslthFul and delightful
.;,r-r,srcs Of Virginia have been pref.
n,rr brought before the readers OF the
a.,.,1 We have for years sought to cS-
,.I their fame for two reasons; First, Tor
,-,,,, Of those who sought hcatth or
,,,ro, second, for the benefit oil the
.aor. 1t the springs and the State gene
Tho SPRINGS were markets for the
,,,r,ry about them. aud therefore were a
,,, advantage 70 the State. Besides, the
-,, r,pttuic> that visited them became
,o;,tcd with the fine lands and mineral
r.s,> Of Virginia. and thus they were ad-
,.,r,,>rl and enhanced in value.
v,hNr had a SHARE in the accomplishment
.,.,,.,c objects. The present season has been
,r,s,.rnu> one for the springs, and pro.
.,t.., H. exceed in good results all those that
-, ms, We are about to wind up our no.
..., If tines. charming summer resorts, and
...,,n3rr them AL and their guests, as well
,be,r proprietorS. our very best wishes.
Tn, Ryyyyo STRINGS. of Mecklenburg
,,,,,y :, the most southern of Virginia
,~;o,> II stands near the North Carolina
-, |; has been long popular summer
r.,ro.t, and in other days it WAS the rem
.,.,y,us Of thc very best people Of Virginia
..,,l North Carolina. There were met the
,.ro,>cn>, prumsoolcS, BrodnaXeS, Turn
,,,1, Goode>, EdmundSeS, Flournoys,
,.t..c>. and Others Of Virginia and the
v.~.1lp<, MoreheadS. Giliams, Grahams,
.I,vAin>c>. and Others of North Caroliua.
Tssr, was maintained in brightness as long
81, anywhere else the genuine social spirit OF
-, early DAYS OF the Republic. Nowhere
.>.. We are sure. was ever assembled COM
a,yy OF finer looking ladies and gentlemen
:. PROPORTION 10 numbers than were found
p. the society Of the Buffalo Springs.
The water Of the spring at Buffalo has
wei! established il reputation is a remedial
s.rm. The general cert ticate Of Dr. G.. A.
Wr>o> & physician OF eminent ability,
Which appears in the advertisement of
N.,>v~. GoopE K PAXSoS, in to-day'S Dis
...s, i entitled to great weight; besides,
many testimonials from the most credible
ANA! r.. pactabe gentlemen are published in
The pamphlet concerning these springs. We
know something of the water, snd can bear
testimony 10 its virtues.
Tn place i improved. and we doubt not
vii k@l,. Ii has the advantage TO our tide
ni..g cities of being near them, and terms
49,. reasonable. See advertisement.
TIE New HEALING SPRINGS. This is the
r,.ac aiycn spring that rises in whit is
,o"wn o." Happy Valley" not far from the
.4nrl, and highly iourishing watering
;s,e OF the Healing Springs. The former
,.pnty good walk from the latter. At the
New" spring is one Of those large springs
T.. G'iar Ia limestone regions. \ consider
sN,. ,,rrk bursts out from cliff. The
waters are cold and clear. Just below the
,Hn@ i. mill which. not many years ago,
W..> lun bya fne.looking youth. who was
allied the handsome miller The ladies
from tn, Healing We're wont to take a jaunt
- lu' vicinity to get glimpse OF him. lie
W. very modest. and b!ushed as a maiden
Wien H. discovered that he was the object
OF observation from such eyes But he died
uaiim.!y. and many who knew him net
heard Of his death with sadness. Like
uHAYS youth
Far from the nlahdng crowds iguohc strife,
iti- >usG wishes never learned TO stray;
trilc thu cool. sc,Iuestered vale oil life
H. kcpt the nniseess tenor OF his way
the mill. the green valley, and the pretty
.r!cuu viii bring back his memory to many.
N"r, i the new watering-placc, and Mr..
WILLIAMS, il owner, offers very comtorta-
III. s'commodations, and both spring and
baths Tor his guests. See his advertisement
Mr.. HALE. at Rocky Mount, in Frank
n county, offers good summer board at rea
enable rates. See advertisement.