The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22
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THE FALL OF THE lie AT.

no him VINO mas oosci H'h ~ 't'o''''
.,o,v of an .facracan .3atitmR, it is surely
unnecessary to say any thing on the JaH Of
,bs Ieor ,Spring il not our pridc--it is 10
Ie srre. the aeason OF blpom, of fragrance,
verjure and song; but he who wishes to be
held our woodland scenery III full splcpdof.
must tread our autumnal fields. They
present SUCH u strange and dI'rraili-
I'd livery before their departure, that We
are forcibly reminded Of the language OF
Joye, when hr beheid the Troian hero, shl-
Ming in the amor OF Achilles.
"Yet live, | give thee enc INDUSTRIOUS day,
One blaze of glory, ere thou lad st away
Our landscape painters, now tread high
pr in theiastep they have model before
them, worthy of all the rivalry OF their
pencils. The sober green, lnte'persed with
such variesated, rich and beautiful STAINS,
aead us almost tn the belief, that the genius
of vegetation in taking her farewell, Ion
gering, lingering look behind the san, had
Feservcd all his gloIies for this parting inter
view. Yesterday the weather Was 81 plea
SAINT and serene, that the fires on the FAM
" hearth, were exlinauEhed and the forms
Gf female beauty arrayed in white, We're
seen smiling at tie open Windows, "ith The
neyelresling needle. Indeed, ii is almost
supei1lnUIs to sT,aE on this subject, since
there is scarcely biggotted foreigner TO be
found whe will not allow Us the storlcs he.
lnging TO our Indian summer. The plea
sure is at least not selfish one II Is one
in which al Americans may III common
participate. 1t comes to Us traught with
double blessings, for in addition 10 this gor-
geous display of autumDal inHhillccncr--
health rides upon the breeze. The malady
which but lately infested such large aud
such indiscriminatc portions ol cur country,
Iretiring and New York is again the the
are of hustle, of business, and of lie resto-
nm gal y
Preparations are now making by cur
thrifty and provident housekcepers .or IA
winter campaign. The pondcrous VANS
areluad,d with fuel, and the sturdy swirE
Of the loud rosoundinE axe, or the busy
and ncessant motion vi the saw, gives the
l1te of preparation. We therefore look
with some degree, Of pleasure to the ap-
pToximating season of cold AID storms. IL
is time haIInHcd 10 reflection, when the
mind is compelled TO consdlt its own re
Sources for Improvement OF amusement;
when We ace not diverted from oar purpose
by the paiutcd beauty Of Tie sfoNes-th.
Strains OF nature j mriudy-the bigatnG OF
hocks--the low az of catl!e, or the gan
dear orwaterf Is We shall then be oha-
hed 10 eaioy, Sile he tempest ro.rs with
Out III VAN 10 become one OF Our domestic
party the deu del at. OF the family hearth,
1he luIt low of Fl: uu.iiip and cordial inter
soirs''--the con, rrsatiou with tie mighty
= aead OF ayes pat, win thanas to the mu-
lucent Father d - mar, uarcirs.
Bat Worn. Chr0n.
sPecie,--A person who held a check
ioul IN Eastern bank on one pf The banks
~ ms cl;y a few days ago, presented 1t
s'u demanded specie IN payment alicdGag
~, uiat he wished To take il TO Ph!ladciphla.
me cashier offered him d check on ihlla-
eflpho, or Philadelphia bank notes, which
herell'ed. The specie to a large amount
was counted out, when the owner turning
10 The cashier, told hm that If he would
give nm hall per cent. for ii he might have
Naoain.-ltis ueedtrs5 10 say, that law was
necessary 10 Justify the cashiers kicking
sach a fellow out of the bank, and more the
pity oft. III.
Messrs. Cumming and M'Dufie are
henceinrlh TO be ciassed with the Sqaaf-
@S, and have thus rendered themselves
po'oA'ous TO the landlaws, as well rs the
Jaws against Affairs of Honor. 1t is said
1lal they mean TO take. at their next rem
s s", tlI" position of Philosopher Square,
viii The rug-screea.
~ " nitakeF, in his history of .Muacheste-
itLnsiaad,l reis,ca that in an rly period OF
nn%llsh history, two DOS Suffered for as
s,Su'nns one of the Lions IN the Tower, on
.e prhrpie of Ks being treason against
s@yopy. We may expect irou the Com
t'''s q Verona, d law .: ;rrason iess ma
gssN3 Nl}eli hay extend to eases Ike this.
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