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RUTHERFORDTON, FRIDAY MORNING! SEPTEMBER 17, 1830.
VOLUME I.
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING,' BY
ROSWELL ELMER, Jr.
Terms of subscription. , Two dollars ancb fifty
cents, per annum, if paid in advance ; or three dol
Jars, if paid within the year :- but if delayed after
the close of the year, twenty-five cents will be
added. - ' V . ;'.:.
No paper will be discontinued until all arreara
ges are paid, or at the discretion of the publisher.
Advertisements inserted 1m the. usual terms.
Ail persons advertising will please note jthe num
ber of times they wish to have "them inserted, or
they will be continued and taxed accordingVr.
SPECULATION LANDS.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
j I Notice, is Hereby Given, 1
''A WXf TnEREAS an Injunction has been obtained
. yy from the Honorable, one of the Judges of
the Superior Court of Law and : Equity, for the
. State ot iNorth Carolina, against Goold Hoyt, Ar-
' thur Bronson, and Jame-t B Murray, of the City of
New York ; at the'suit of Eliza Thomson, Execu
trix, Peter A-Jay, and Peter W.Radcliff, Executors
. -'and' Trustees of the Estate of James Thomson of
the City; of New York , (Deceased,) upon certain
Lands situate in the Counties of Buncombe, Ruth
erford, and Mecklenburg, forbidding and 'fEnjoin
ingthe'rr), their Agent, or Argents, Attorney, or At
tornies, all persons claiming under them : from lea
.' sing or working any-Gold Mines, Breaking Soil
r erectinglBuildings, Cultivating any of said Lands,
! disposing of, or in any way interfering with said
'. Lands., or any part thereof.!' until the ultimate de-
; cision and termination ot said suit. All Persons
- HA: - NOTICE,
IS; hereby given, that on the First day of October
next ensuing, there will be exposed to public
sale, at the late dwelling house of Abel Hardin,
deceased : - '. .
j Negroes,
Cattle,
. ':. ; Hogs, 8?c.
Twelve months credit will be given to the pur
chaserthe purchaser giving bond with approved
freehold security. Also, all those who are indebted,
are requested to make immediate payment. Those
who have claims against said estate, are requested
to forward their accounts within the time prescrib
ed by lawj or this will be plead m baragarnstthem.
! ZACHARIAH EARLES,x'r.
Rutherford, August 21st, .1830. V ..g8tds33
AGR ICULTURIIl.
From the Baltimore Farrneril
LAFAYETTE ONjHI$: FjyRM .
Every thing connected with fne patri
arch of la Grange is ,ptere$tit to the
small islands, with beautiful clumps of
trees; on their margin are picturesque and
agreeable .walks; He then took me to
show me his ice-house, which is made af
ter the cheap and plain "American plau;
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American people, for wlse ifadpendence their ice-houses very expensively, and that
they do not k$ep the ice nearly so well as
ours.
Thursday this morning we have been
to visit poor So'merville's tomb it is very
neat and appropriate I will describe it
particularly when we meet we also visit
ed the two orphan or poor schools, which
are supported on the estate of the Lafay
ette family ; one for boys and the oOer
for girls. ; 1. he children and teachers
he came, when a stripling, to fiht by the
side of Washington :Vhose coiiiidence he
always enjoyed and .whdse'' virtues he has
as constantly emulated.! Htnce We are
induced to offer the follavihg Extract of a
letter written by .an American lady iu
France to Ker husband ii America, giving
some' account of his farm. ll ,v
The weather has-been so Iwet since ' I
have been here th
ever, and is now fully convinced, that
docs no good at all,
N. Y. Philanthropist
nil
f yesterday wad the first appeared delighted at seeing Mr..G. SV.
concerndd will therefore Take notice of the same, j whiqh he warrants to be of a superiofquality
a9 a strict Observance will toe made of anv In
Vingement of said Injunction. . !
CHARLES. L. II. SCHIEFFELIN,
Attnrnf ,, fnr P1.17 A'TWAMSmVI
! PETER Ai?JAY&'
PETER. W. RAD CLIFF.
WATCH MAKING AND JEWELRY.
1 IVIIl. CHU. BBCHTXiSB., ,
TOfESPECTFULLY Informs the citizens of
M.W ituineriora uouniy, ana us uciguoornooa, j j -.-...ij
(ui u rf,w;ci t,;mcoif n opit a vn urv uiy i couiu
WATCH MAKER, JEWELLER, &c. in Ruth- General took m entirely jthroiJgh. his Gf the little girls stood np and repeated
erfordton, (opposite Mr. Wm.Twitty's tavern) and farm-yard, you ckn have no-!! idea of the g0me verv affectinfr Frpnch lines thank:
i,now ready to attend tpalicallsinhbUneofbusi- perfect" manner iT which his cattle are ta- ghlnJcifl
nessi From his long experience, both in Europe f e i r . i 1 i . i in& 111111 or D,s oenevoience ii rescuing
nnH Amori Kp LiiLt h. JL. Ken care ot tbexomtortable houses and thprr from wont QnA ntriniinpci
tire satisfaction to all who may please to patronize (beds; the cleanliness and regularity of kissed the little ffirl on both cheeks when
flock of 1200TOf me finest Merino sheep, up and hdd their liule faces for the sarae
all of which I sAw turned out, attended hll0r. . You cannot easily believe how
by two shepherds and iour dogs. The lnuch the whole 'family is beloved,' and
cows are much larger than qursj: general- how Iimch they do for the poor; their sit-
y, auu iC trcaicu unnv " uation in this respect is enviable.
mgB-iuem uruics. xncy ui c ir iicu uui
in the morning arid brought m in tHe heat
him in his business
and patches, will be repaired with promptness aud
care and on moderate terms. All kinds of Jewel
ry mended, ox made to suit the taste of the purcha
ser. tie rias now on nana, an assortment o;
Ritherfordton; July 281830.
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y Rutherfordton, N C.
August 1830.
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NOTICE.
I, FOREWARN all persons from trading with,
j or crediting my wife $L IZA BE TH SHO UT,
as she has left my house and board, without any
just cause, and I am determined not to pay any con
tract that she may make. JOHN F. SHOUT.
, Limestone, Buncombe,' Aug. 22. 1830. 28tf
r I SHERIFF SAJLES.
THERE will be exposed to public sale, on tbe
2nd Monday in October next, at the Court
4IU3e in Asheville, in the county of Buncombe,
SOOACRESOrLAND,
in Three Tracts : One Tract, of 200 Acres, lying
on the Blue Ridge and waters oT Green River, join
ting lands f Joseph Steppj also, 200 Acres, on the
Devils Fork of Mad Creek, near or joining lands
of David Myers; and, 100 Acres, on the Blue
" Ridge and waters of Green River, near or joining
lands of Robert Jones the property of Aljen Twit-,
Xy, in .the suit qf Joseph Wilson's Administrators
28 7w34 N. HARRISON, Sheriff
j " . By DAVID REES, Dp. Shff.
r Buncombe, August 3d 1830. '(
State of North Carolina,
, ; f JBuncombe County. '
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions July Ses-
r' . fiion, 1330.
John C. Smith, pro. Ami. 1 i .
, v I vs. v. Unginal lAttachment.
Daniel O. Donnell. ) , I
ET appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
Daniel O. Donnell is not an inhabitant of this
State ; therefore, Ordered by Court,; that publica
tion be made in the North Carolina Spectator and
Western Advertiser, that the Defendant be,-, and
appear at the next Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions to be heldfor the county of Buncombe, at
f theCourt-House in Asheville,onthe second Monday
M after th fourth Monday in , September next, to
plead answer or demur, or judgment inal will be
entered against him. I t v--Witness,'
JOHN MILLER, Clerk', of our said
Court, at Office, the first Monday in July, 1830.
Pr. ad. $3,00. JOHN MILLER, C. C. C.
286w1 By R. E. FORTUNE, D: C.
;1 ":'KOTICE.r-;;;;t A"
TT HEREBY forewarn all persons from trading
Sta of North Carolina,
; Jlaywoud County.
S nperior Court of Law, March Term, 1830.
Mary Bryant i :;
j '; vs. Petition for Divorce. ,
EH Bryant. )
iOiRDERED by Court that publication be made
UJf in the North Carolina Spectator and -Raleigh
Register, that the Defendent be, and appear, at the
next Superior Court of Law, to be held for the
County of Haywood, at the court-house in Waynes
villey on the second Wednesday after the fourth
Monday of September next, and plead or answer
to the Plaintiffs petition, or the same will be heard
ex parte.. - Ps"'-,
Witness, John B. Love, Clerk of said Court, at
office, the 2d Wednesday after the5 fourth' Monday
of March, 1830. JOHIS d.LUVE, U. B.C.
By R. DEAVER; D. C. 24 6wp
LOOK OUT A SWINDLER !!!
A BSCONDED from this place, on the night
'xlll of the 21st inst. a young man, who calls him
self j LITTLEB UR Y M. S. FOX, a saddle and
harness maker by trade, (but an indifferent work
man,) he served his apprenticeship with Mr. Long
of Wanesborough, Va: He is abont 19 or 20 years
ofigeS feet Q or 10 inches high, slender built,
dark complhxion, black hair, has a scar on the left
side of his face near the ear, oocasioned by a burn
hi travels with a large valisse. . He had also in
The, anecdote of ja yahkec biting an
incU ojfa red liot poker, reminds us of a
story the used to tell in Princeton, of
Gen: Putnam. While stationed in that .
village during the revolutionary war, be.
was intimate in the Stockton family.
The late Richard Stockton vtas then a
mere boy, to whom the General was much ;
attached, and with whom he thought it
--UneatU the djrnuvwof.a three comer
hat occasionally. to plav.:l?5-,
bet his young friend that he coald mafccTT'
his charger jump as hih as 'his father's 1 .
house, aqd was at the trouble of having ,
him fully accoutered for the feat.' The
General mounted, and having taught his
horse to rear and plunge, and making"
him give one of his great leaps, exclaimed I
to his little opponent, "There, now, let
the house jump as high aar that." . The;
little fellow acknowledged himself outwit
ted, and his friends had additionally .
cause to admire and love the General 5
simplicity of character. Geor. Coo.
Children. How easy, and artless; and
An eff&r.tnaL cure fnr the. hit, nf n xnnhe.
of the day, fedsuffered to rest a' certain Last suramer a black man in Frederick
time, and again turned put . until sunset county was bit oh the finder in the corn-
wnentney are put up tor -.uw nigm. m house about dark by, a snake, supposed to "V" ,
one of the stab es ; there arj twenty two be a copper-head, from the circumstance h.s protection because they make every 1
I 1 11 TP I -1 .1 I n ' Htr f pel nn nltochment trr him
uuwyuu iHou. u.CvcainiCJfac thatone was killed' next day under the
here is the whitest, fattest and nicest I ev- house. Immediately his arm swelled to
er saw. '1 he calves are attend! by wo- x itg ordinary size. j a.)plied
men, and fattened by a peculiar process breast of a chickeri cutopen, next a large
iuey give mem eggs, loursa uav iu eaii via 0f wh UUpv. tn h ivni.nH. Vi nln
bathedthearm&handfrequentlyduringthe mld gvestbe following account of geveral
night arfd the next day until 10 o'clock slides which took place in Keene, in the
with salt and water, without any visible county of Essex, in New Hampshire, dur-
unaieineni oi me swelling. At mat nine w
i .1" Tlioc a t Acta xx? o r C-kii 'in rirfmVwcT
beautiful, are all tbe motions of a child.
Every thing that he doea is graceful. AJ1
his little ways are endearing; and they are
the arras which nature has given him for
bo
dy feel an attachment for him.'
Sir Thomas Moore, in his lne and Cor
calf, which are put down their throats
whole; this, with their allowance of milk,
I am told, fattens them in fa very short
time. Each cow is confined with a hal
ter of sufficient length to let them . lie at
tneir ease ; meir niaes are nicer ana ciean-
er than many ot our gentlemen s carriage
were thirteen
Mountain Slides. The Kcescville Hc
those - of the
horses. . In another stable
cows, amongst which were
Devon breed, given him by;Mr. Patter
son of Baltimore also nine half grown
calves, all as he told me were of the same
stock. . The horses in the general's sta
bles are attended to wjthqual care.-
a physician arrived, and immediately sent " A?ese 8lldcs Jwefe lour m "am
fortherootbftheyellowi)oplartree,(more The first occurred about fourmiic'vj
properly called the American tulip tree;) lfr1 from Graves Iron Works, amTA
hp hnri a trnnr fiprnotinn' miriD r tiio tbe top or commencement of we i
from
he had a strong decoction made of the Jne P ,or commencement. ot we ava-
barki washed the swelled part with it fro.- lancbe, descended about one td a half
quendy, gave the patient half a pint every mi,e unl" il met the basest another
half hour and applied the .bruised mountain, covering thfr rord between the
bark which was boiled as a poultice. The mountain to a vast deych. The second
relief was almost instantaneous; the swel- and third were soinewbat similar but
i;nCrn cKciHi ,itvAnn;...i.;.K Ja more destructive in their efiects, the lor-
There vvere in the stablesfifteen horses, excruciating,1 in a short time,. ceased mer or vesterfy; Having ccmpletely
his nossession a crav mixed frock-coat: a black and besides hisC carnage horses, and three .don- nWtlr. Tl.ltnr CcH thnt covered the farm of a Mr. Wallace, .and
white stiped roundabout. He also swindled a 1 keys one large .one for farm use, the ua.i t nnt hppn rnr tu fim:.,:trntinn nf compelled him to abandon the idea of at-
black velvet vest, a pair ol blue cloth pantaloons, other two for the vounff lad es and chil-Lu- i i i j 1. ! tenrntinff a fain its cultivation, the latter
i couvin- navinS covered to a considerable depth,
anew drab colored hat (made 'by A. McKee, Lt
VyiiiUiuiltisviiit;, au uuuivc uuie, uuu acvcicii umei
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articles. He also contracted several considerable I pieasan
debt on his employer's account, without permis- round the park, and! 'to the lake.
sion
The
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been nn- lULH,ul "y acres vi uue raeauow iu.nu,
i- .i : : . .l loinrin? 10 iir. ienia
. which he also" swindled. -The publick are n;fftrprv ;a tu mnst .nmnlptil vo Mn im. l U1C. UISl ls""' buuerg r? o ; . -
cautioned against the vagabond above described. r 9? ' 7- 7 . K W7 TV would have been very Iiffht. 1 wish this . T . - r'
ace at no great 'dis-
tance from the irap works above named,,
and descended about three miles with a
degree of violence and fury which defies
description. ' In width it varied from eight
to twenty, rods, bearing on its surface the t
most tremendous rocks, trees. &c. "and
its pas-
rnen
rino hundred dollars each, the first Davable 30 davs
. f - j
after date, the second 12 months after the first, and
the third 12 months after the secondas I havenot
received the bonds ,of title to certain lands, in con
sideration for which they were given ; all and each
of which I protest and will not pay unless compel
led by Law and Equity I , V
; 27tf y 1 JAMES LEMONS.
Rutherford, Aug. 13, 1830. 1
State of North Carolina,
1 ';! Rutherford County.
In Equity. Spring Term, A. D. 1830. y
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Bill for account
': ' -' and
distribution.
; lticaard Arendale and wife "
iuary, unanes.p lack well,
C lies! ey, Webb and his wife
W T - - 1 Tl m. nl -!
well, . ', ' : '; .
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VS. . ! -
Daniel Blackwell, George By.
, ars, John Blackwell, James
Blackwell, Reuben Mastin and
Sarah his wife, Rebecca Mas-
, tin and Felix, Joel, and Mary :
Blackwell, heirs at law of Joel
Blackwell, Jr., deceased, i
IT appearing satisfactorily to the Court, that,
John Blackwell, James Blackwell, Reuben
Mastirr and wife Sarah, and Rebecca Mastin, de
fendants in this cause, are not inhabitants of this
State. I It is ordered that they appear before the
Judge of the Court of Equity, to be held for Ruther
ford county, at the Cnnrt House at Rutherfordtoh:
en the third Monday after the fourth .Monday of
,r,.,w. i.c.M, ana pieaa,' answer or uemur,
-,olherwp complainants' bill wUl be takenpro con-
, fesSO and Set down for hflariMPrnartAstft thm
-r-And that, this Order be published weeks sue
Li. e u
Charlottesville, Va. June 25, 1830. agiiic, uoiaimug gicai "u,upr "l IIUBS
ICf Printers generally, will confer a favor on the oi au sizes ages ana Dreeas,' ; dui tne one
public, by giving the above a few insertions in their you gavQ the general is thedlargest ever
respective papers. x . seen, and is much' thdre esteemed than
1 NEW YORK AMULET, - ' any of the others. ..The gneraf relates
And Ladies Literary and Religious Chronicle. with much apparent pleasure, that an En-
TSdSlusr8e" doing even better than as anticipated, carrytng desolation and dth in ft.
i J wJnvin rninrt,, nihit tKp hpntiM edge, on iseeing this hoff, said, well, sir, All thnt is wnntintr i nlpntv nf rnrnnnc saffc. Ibis as well as those already
andTewardsofvirtue in all their captivating love- you i may Tioast of having the finest boar I Heelers are learning the art successfully I tioncd was very destructive in its cfieci5
uv...,uu6..u,u. iUdl was-ever scm giaui and a ffood deal of beautiful silk has been u" luc ,uv a,IU 11 k ",c wmu, uuniug
o j, .
many acres oi vaiuaDie meaaow severar
feet under the rubbish and earth of which
it was composed. This, however, . was
trifling, when compared with the fatal
event 1 am about to record. Early on
the evening of Monday, (26th lilf.) Air,
m: "NValtoii, and his wife, who had been
on a visit to liis brother, prepared to re
turn home. The latter proposed accom
panying them a short distance, and,'as :hc
fctorm was still raging with violence, to tee
them safely across a bridge at no great ,
distance from his house.
While crossing this bridge, they were
overtaken by the descending mass. Mr
Oliver. alton escaped with a few bruises. .
IS??S would 'scarcely believe tortj when with alread; mWactured. Ko doubt ls cnt"er.
ful avenues to the bowers of happiness and peacer J "c ""t v" j Kt'
&ci &c. To accomplish these designs, we shall 1 tea estates, and not trom ingiana. . l tie
IA -11 U l..-.nnn nftn,l. -.! V. J I 'i i - . k1 ii :
r.i. .w;L-wrrri. a-' .Jl call to 0ur aid all the eloquence of truth clothed in farm-vard i is a verv laWel! saiiare.
. . t. . ' J . . r- the 5 most tascmatinff forms such a3 moral essavs I u.-u: : ' j! -. L: j :
DV'jne 10 itansom x. ivioore, on me in instant, ior . . 1 - r uuiiuings exienaing quite runuu iu
i ' 1 , -j 11 1 .u. c 11 0i 1 simple or pathetic tales, varvmfir Trom "grave to 1 , 5 . . fo ET - ?
rtnA hnnrlrpd Hollars parh. thA first navnhlp ftfl rlava I- - , uui-w- iui, , j g. & I U i" .. i -v ,
gay, trom lively to serene poetical sketcnes
didactic articles va? verse: and sometime to enli
ven! ur pages, atale of fancy -a humorous story
an allegory a ballad or - a song, will receive an
insertion. In each and in all, the great end and
aim yVill be to. convey useful instruction, through a
pleasing mediumy to the heart.
The entire- services of a distinguished literary
genitleman, late from London, formerly Editor of
the! London Literary Magnet, contributor to the
New f Monthly Magazine, Literary Gazette, &c
are 1 engaged for the New York Amulet. Anoth
er gentleman, formerly of London, who is favora
bly known in literary circles, has kindly promised
to become a regular contributor to our columns. If
these considerations, added to the tact of our hav
ing. enlisted in our favor, some of the most talent
ed : writers in this country, are any recommenda-,
tiort to the favor of a generous public, our claims
will, we trust, receive attention.
The New York Amulet will be published semi-monthly,
in the city of New York, at the unu
sually low price of one dollar per annum. Those
who forward five dollars shall receive six copies
and tIose who remit twenty-dollars shall jeceive
twenty-five copies reducing'the price to eighty
cents per volume, omy
Uij3 Subscriptions for the above publication trill be
received at this' Office, where the work can be exam
ined. - - J ' - - ' - ' ? .
X LAND FOR SALE. !
fTTl WO LOTS in the town of Rutherfordton,
LL joining the Main-street, one Front Lot con
taming one acre of ground, and. is one half the
square formerly held by Jtfrs. Gilbert.
- Art - . . :
Also do or -v acres aajommg xne town? lands.
cessively in the North Carolina Soectator and suxrounding the Academy, on. which is afieldirf
Vi .o.... . .... v-.v.!. . s . w nr ,u HcrcB ucaicu auu cuiu.u vv l ill h orinn
Copy. Teste,
July 30th, 1630,
JIRCHETT.C&M.
Pr. ad. S3 50 25 6w
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JOB PRINTING AND BLANKS.
FOR sale at this office the following kinds of
Law Blanks : ; .
j Subpoenas, : Administration Bonds
, Constables Bonds, Constables Warrants' )
. Appeal Bonds, ; Judgments and Exe-
' Prosecution Bonds, cutions, (
j Writs, Marriage Licences,
; Executions', Witness Tickets. ,
Sheriff Deeds,- . Deeds of Bargain &Sal
fence. Tor terms inquire of Mr. Jacob Michal of
this town, or the subscriber. -
, ;,. v-. , ; , ANDREW, LOGANS
t NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. -fTp
HE subscriber claims the right : of invention
It to the RAILWAY CAR. GOLD RIDDLE.
and designs applying for a patent for the same.
All persons are hereby forewarned and cautioned
' against making or using any machine made, upon
! his plan or principle. - OSCAR WILLIS.
lirackettown, tuKe oounTv, cept. 1st, ltiiJU. .
I 29 6wp v " :
tained of the complete success of this im-
portantenterprise. The atmosphere and
the waters of this vicinity appear to he ad
mirably adopted for it. The present sea
son will prove by actual results, of which it
is expected the public will be able to judge;
that silk may be rendered a new and most
lucrative staple for this country, hardly
second to cotton in its production and the
value of its capital. Twenty years hence
it may be as important an . export as cot
ton. Am. Sentinel.
VARIETY.
with
The
house for . the sheep occupies an' entire
siae oi me square; me Dunaings are an
of stone,1 and built as if to endure forever.
The general has a variety o birds, poul
try, and American deer ; all (provided with
the nicest possible acconjpiodationsi
Were you here I am .sure yciu nftght de-
signate many things that-wpuld be valua
ble tor our farmers lo khow ' They make
cheese-here, as well asujie finest butter I
ever tastea. , ,nefiay is aamiraoiy ar
ranged ; indeed, ttJwhole is a - pattern It does no good at all. A gentleman The female was carried down the stream
tarni; the general appears to 'take great in this city, who was in the habit of drin- a few rods, and thrown without tbe path
pleasure in it; he valks as nearly over it king his brandy and water moderately of of the slide," stripped of all her apparel,
every morning as he can. Since his fall course, had a negro servant'' who was a her leg broken, one foot crushed into pie-
on'the ice he cannot ride on liorse-back model of sobriety. But a few eveninsrs a- ces-, aud her whole body covered w ith
which is :a great pity, ashewas Very fond go, the gentleman came home and found bruises, in which state she crawltdjo the
of that exercise, and w as iiij ! the habit of Jim very drurik- The next morning, of direction of the house till near enough,
riding entirely over his firm when the course, the oflfejlderswas ctdlcd up for an when the storm abated, f6Yender her cries
' i i "vr . -. i :j i it' .ti. :. i ... i:v.i .1 c -i - m
weauier aammeu. . x uu uau jac uu mca ciuianauuu.-. ncnamsLiurw ara wiln a pe auuiun: w iuc . w iioie laiuny. an. n
Ot t
Th
who are daily supplied from La. Orange he replied, "Why master,,! see when any found on Sunday, following and his re-with-
every thing that cap make ' them thing troubles you, or ypu'feel bad, you I mains committed to the tomb.
comfortable, besides I know not how ma- always .drink brandy amazincly. .Well, I The wildness of the scenery in the ri-
' . jj! ' " .li " i t & J. . ie.t x z . .
ny oiners tnai are pruviueu ior. yesieaiy pQKe.me ot your , big i;nina
Yesterday the first of June, the ladies platters, and I'knew you would be sorry,
were going ta pay .a' visit in. the neighbor- and it troubled me. , I felt very bad in
hopdf anti the dear general proposed that deed, so I thought I would take some bran-
the benevolence of this good old man. culiarly distressing and mortified look, I ham Walton was buried in the rubbish
here are at least twenty poor families and whennquired oL what this meant, about twenty rods below, where he was
n any
, you
Well.
cinity of those destructive avalanches, has
long been a subject of remark with travel
lers in this region, but I am told it now
presents a view indUcribably grand and
diJarriage should be gotj immediately, dy too ; so I kept drinking and drinking, terrific Mountains laid hare for two or
Vijdxltiat Jisywould -take -me hinself to and I got drunk before I thought. But three miles in extent, presenting chasms
showe6oeimproemenisonnisiarra, cng.iio good at all. Fori felt as bad a- ot vast size rocks,-some ot which are
beforethl tirae forpaying the visit. His boat the platter, and then I. am" mortifiep! supposed to veigh an luindfpd tpns, lorn
grand-daughters and I accompanied him, to think al-J should get drunk. It does from their beds where they had reposed
and had a most agreeable ride ; he show- no good at'$4o drink when yoii are in for ages, and transported from two to tbre
ed me a meadow.in beautiful j order, that trbublcV. V... miles, and trees of all dimensions plimerT
had been but an unproductive swampv -tThe.gentleman said he was so struck cd into atoms, and forminff hurre chaotic
The water he had collected nto p vel7vhtonest simplicity-of the negro, and masses, altogether appears sufficient to
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emitted into one large rivulet.
of those ponds he has left- three or four
has determined to banish his brandy for- White Mountains of N. Hampshire.
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