Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-24

The fo,i-via, chtr-'uz lelcr'rrtln ~ difrist Of
Iau.a- Nr I fttL.s. KY tA r--l-l from FOXES
view o.t.- l"l..a Lma--.-
!, ONE fte m1tet and MN fertile re.
aicns of tae euE.. .a Tie beautiful ietu;cir
cu!a- and af. tt.c-'Iai vale, formed BY tile
T4uul5n r.a. Ais or hair C5a along tic
hl55 of lls Lu-; J1,t vt,ies. which
are beGct Glib tlr cira a "A. lal.oHa, and
lhe .eiier AEa, -vhsre The .,tos y t-arc,F len
iblr vh-r. lhs Pumr.l-- gat l.iue fAton
bloom in F-arrar9-an and os -a I'll January aha
wh=-z th- c-f tcluent.. retain I,s fnase rhe
whole vn.s- through, art. iD regard az botany
am rorl. cca.oay. The NIB -t tia5 ~ Tau
ria a-t 7-Thtns in .he whole extent ot The EN-
Pirc. lice csc where ilrv- an! fourth n
open ajr tte ever weren't laurel th1 OH t.le,
tie fg, The lc,ue, -hl Pqnegrtr .te. a0" The cei
lis. wr.ch pIhaps lTe .Le remi.s Of Grecian
cultivation Rirl th- r. ma heating rth, lEs
turp-n in- Tree, h- tan balKttst, the RIau b,Iry-
tree from Ah4 Miner, end many ether. This
La put.cui4r'y core~st he G cped cibs az THE
ihrre, ans be- Lilos than IA winter bv FRS Ter
p-;uai Iciiag nd the rcili.d OF its tho, 2-n.
p M r. .y v.--s tne f5 els -orGt, of :.n:--
tees rt ere u iu', orra.hlr Le 'or-E is only a
}scce orlaGd I,!J lnlae.y ~ Itf-.t On. .H-
fnc-es NJ The fla lhe laPer-bu.h,5 III plgatc
th,rl-ivss ly0ata7c0Uly wit4OlI the aGt
ance OF ait. tile Wild OF PLACED vre tens
climb Inc iof ie1 trees, aud, tviuinE with How
cry creePer5, form faaoons and hedges TIE
-onira0 of dc orchards and The rich verlure
with HE beautiful Wi,dn,fs whi1h the adi7ce.t
Tnou7ca.Rs a"G rC.k, preient, hoh I'D louc
places Tie among tie cloud, aad il other
are fiilcn in ruins; tie natural foun airs and
ca'lltea that aEreedbiy Prelent their ruh.E
waters lady, The near view Of The r-a, wAcrr
the f5h, Is lof in The unbounded profpcd All
rhee beauties together form 70 pjlurcfqu. and
delightful whole, that even he enraotuicj
mule Of the poet cr The painter would be una
bic 10 conceive any hing more charming. The
hmPIe manner Of life Of the good humonrcd
highland Iartars who iDhabit tLe!c psr1diiaical
wales their tuf-covered cottage, iome hern IL
the rock on the mountain's tide. Others placed
anlida the luAuiant foliage ct the fu1ouuI.
ing orchards; tie rowing HJcks % goats and
fheeP clingjng TO the decllviics Of tie ial. arg
rock; the found ot the Pa9cral fate le.rcho
ing il Piaiutive tones among lhc hl.ls---v-ry
Thing here .-news III image Of the golden age
i:5 innocence and GHpi,ity; every thing con
tributes 10 cherh the PropenEtv 10 au sItlefs
retired, 81 rural lhe,anL W. fora iccond imc gain
fondrers for tie abode OF mortas, which the
horrors of war, the forbid PuIiuit Of wealth in
great cities. and the luxury which 6Ils he train
OF alIthe focal vi,es, render - loon nJoierable
70 lincere votaries OF wi dom.
" In thsfe inchanng valiies, t. the benefit
Of the empire, whi-h 10 where ii its whole
extent, PoGeHes f. 6oe climate, mi lht The
uleful produds of Alta Minor, an Of The
fouth2-n parts IF Europe, BE- made indigenous.
The hyperion kinds Of fruits may De produced
here without trouble, ana are for the noR part
70 already. The bef kinds Of olive and fir
trees may b2 ouljvacd here; and even The
.etamun plant uey-r decays. OAngs, lemon,
and ctron tees, mi particularly tie ceiray,
lie NOT ezcti-nr fpcce5 Of item, would bear
She winter ext. ool..y veil with title care The
inc would be colGaatlyimproyingi IT a ludirioas
lection were made Of he aem for planting
If greater attention we're paid To the various
If. 6ts Of The ijil ana LIMITATION ot the vine
,trds. and If more Gaze were had 10 vorkiog
e NUT and keeping the ne For The ule
I the aPotheclriss au4 manu- 3urcrs, mum