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APPENDIX
The White Sulphur Springs, owned by James
Calwell, esq. in the county of Greenbriar, Virginia,
are 260 miles from Washington, and 200 miles
from Richmond.
Travellers to the Springs from the North generally
come by the way of Washington, where they
take the steamboat to Fredericksburgh 60 miles.
The remaining part of the journey is by land travel
over a very good mountainous road for the last 100
miles of the route. Travellers by the public stage
reach Charlottesville at the close of the first day
after leaving Washington, passing through Staunton
on ths next; breakfasting at the Warm Springs on
the morning of the third day, and arrive at the
White Sulphur the same evening.
The Warm Springs are forty miles this side of the
White Sulphur on the same road.
The Hot Springs
are five miles beyond the Warm. The Red Sulphur
is 45 miles from the White. The Sweet
Springs are sixteen miles from the White. The