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MESSRS BURKE d BARNES, CELEBRATED Z,

MESSRs, BURKE d BARNES, CELEBRATED- al
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TIME character Safes In Lous
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Unnecessary; but order 10 accommodate Mr. Hail. the
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EaIfsl5 aIJ6 BURNERS :,i-s-sb
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

POwELLS FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY VA
s1 s ri 70
erns place is situated eight miles east of Woodstock
.on has sss eossed for dc ieee pic Of
'ss sos1s6s
These SPRINGS conss, OF wnrrr, Blue and BLACK
SuLrupR Cn.LrBrETTr, LNrsTor and SLATE. all having
wSsF al wtsn Il .spd
sufficient quantity o. pu water to supply many
sim the E,ound rising 6hs south and east until
it teaches Western base Of the Msn.anuten from
most enchanting landscape views IN tho Country the
south, south and east, there number Of mounds
to 100 feet above the level bottom in front and to the
Of Tho Springs Many Of these elevations can
The Fort Mountain with its picturesque scenery
panoi ana yyhlen pleasing Va ficty ia
passed by mountain scenery in Virginia In.
the Msnsanuen and Fort Mountains embracing the PACE
Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, must be Be-
In ADDITION 10 the springs proper, there arc number of
Others in ,hs s Prn1P s Of which The
Gold SPRING short distance from this; 3 Immediately
To the south from the Springs about three quarters or
gushing mountain side, is the Sweet Chays
group q wow sulphur spne
and which believed to possess peculiar medicinal qusi
Visitors coming the North or East can enter the
s she to
from, Springs The rugged grandeur OF this
natural dee S1hc locks towering the very Clouds
strikes the traveller with and admiration ssgo ~ a
On arriving at the Springs, the invalid has with
from the and rpleTities tolls and ootony
the busy world and may temperate his exhausted
gies by quaips the pure waters that necessarily ow
Around and partAking of the are daily
prepared for The nouri shment Of his rail boay - -
aware the aet, that a large farm attached TO
the SPRINGS where their horses pasturcd
or atabled as they may prefer. IN I7--fa
The Ban will DO furnished with the choicest Lipuotsi
Cigars. Tobacco, &c.ila mn NJ tslsss ~,
to the different departments OF the house and everything
shall be done that can contribute 10 the the
guests -. a.asT s1-tLEF t4t 81 a
Persons whiting the Springs from the North can leave
Baltimore in the morning. and arrive next morn
inE by the way OF Winchester and Woodstock Persons
South win leave Staunton in the morning arrive
At Woodstock to dinner, and the Springs TO tea. 81 ~
For the Of those who may wish to partici.
pate exe eiscs, Pin Aley has been erected
A Bath House with everything requisite bathing
has been erected for the accommodation or yisitera
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5 55 I 80 TABLE OF CONTENTS. as5ijs 49,,
Chapter 1-'old Virginia, ll 4 Il hEs!I -l059 1-te
2-The Paitation---Uncle TOMS Laziness l4 Ia
q" 3-SobIiety aud Merrnient. Er.iiit fttlHap I'd.
(" 1.-The Punishment s.r.4fs t7ilf 81
b-Tho School Master. a Hlg = -4I VI y. Hl
4" Family OF the Planter.
20 1-Schocl Keepins,. -a.ftstG
[" s-The secret League of Rebellion ,.sJ a.
q. g-The Surprise. ..r.... ~ h.. -t5i..iy IN. ~.
=" 1c-mderendencc Day. rsi,5-' i- .,,.t ,!. ,
1.-THE Overseer.
I2-School Masters Lessons of Freedom
13-Unele Tom aid Dfnah.t y Sj{ttSfl
i" 1i-Mdnight Meeting Of School Master, Uncle Tom
and DinatlTRN f;t'iN'- lt.a ~
Z" 15-Cassy. s'1Esla-EiRt
IG-Sunday., .l, "a, i. ~. IA ., & .l. "a. .. -
:" l7-The oxetsee;'s Communication 10 the Planter.
"a 1S-The Suspicion. - .iii,'-. ~ ,.- =
." a(Unele Toms Notions oi F,eedom9
" 2i.His Dete ininaton 10 got The State OF Fee
donI.' ,-1 -
% 22-The Escape. ..1st +, .'r..s
20 2eThe Pursuit. " 4, !. ~ ~
(" 2-BunIlo-The Boot black. @
=. 25Haid Times
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