The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-15

CHARMS or THIS PLACE DEscRfBED-A So
r.rsr COMPANY AWAITING THE BRIGHT
uurs or AuruMx--rLEAsAST INTERCOURSE
nxrwEgx SPRINGS VISITORS AND COUNTY,
PEOPLE.
fcorresuonaeuce OF the Richmond DIspaich.l
SEPTEMBER 10, 1880.
Amouc the many letters In your columns
giving news from the various springs i've
seen none from this warm.Springs Valley,
so long and fsvorably known by the people
~ our state and visitors from the Nortn,
South. East, and West, as well asfrom iahos
beyond tho ocean. Surely there Is no resort
in old yirginia more deserving oit-repeateo
and honorable mention than the warm
Springs Of Bath. They present oil the 40.
ysntaees which are desirable In q summer
soiouru--oue OF the finest baths IN tne
wortl--scenery unsurpassed 10 tn's Vi auy
country; bracing. delightful temperature,
and more real home-comforts tnan one
usually finds at the more fasbionaD'e resorts.
The gentlcmanly proprietor ana tue iauies
OF his household are most attentive 10 ,oe.r
cuests--the servants faithful ana excehen''
In short, for those who come 10 the noun
tains 10 renew their health and s'rengtn'
and who are satisfied with cheerfulness
without extreme gayety; who would en-
| The mountain life, and return TO their
homes with feeling OF entire satisfaction,
and not worn out IN mind and body oy
the so.caled summer recreation OF more
| fashionable resorts, this dignifed. home
like Mace Is the one they should seek. Inc
fare is as good as the most fastidious or the
greatest epicure could reasonably desire,
and those who complain OF any OF the ap-
| nointments are chronic grum0lers, VINO
would not be contentcd In an earthly
paradise. The place has always been
noted for lis select company, and 1uiiy
sustajns the reputation OF past years.
Noisy or riotous conduct Is unknown,
and ladies without escorts, or alone,
will find the Warm summer "bome" IN
every respect, and for all who will remain
until the bright hues OF autumn make these
mountains more beautifuleven than in their
summer dress OF green, and the air Is so
bracing as 10 make existence delight, we can
promise return TO their city homes WIN
store of pleasant memories land OF gorgeous
autumn leayes) to brighten the dullest days
| the coming winter may have IN store. Inc
neichborhood OF these springs makes them
more attractive by offering church and So
cial privileges 10 the guests. Two churches
crown the hills near the hotel, and whole
souIed hospitality is extended to the visi.
tors By the people around, and for those
who from preference for a more quiet place,
or from the necessity OF economical con-
siderations, would like summers soiourn
near the springs, most agreeable board is
found within half a mile. A congenial circle
OF ladies and gentlemen gathered at this old
Virginia home during the past two months
will long recall the happy hours spent to-
getber in this glorious Warm-Springs Val
ley. The pleasant intercourse between the
springs visitors and themselves was thor
ougbly enjoyed, and warm friendships
begun which we will fain hope may last
through life, and that many, il not all OF us,
may meet again when another summer
comes amidst these agreeable surroundings.
NAV success and prosperity $50 we'll de-
seryedl attend the proprietor OF the Warm
and his good neighbors OF Germantown.
VIRGINIA,