The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

slouei be found cnutsising With a haboinin''
dan oman. y ouid be expelled from the country
aHd she he'd NJ In saek and thrown into the sea
SUN j. their contempt for Christians. 1hcie IS
= iutlr .iI uho SOMETIMES comes 10 the wall that
separate, out terrHcrs, bat she viii soOn be old
eoouga 10 pm on The 1d6, or covering for the
face aud siitll never again see her As the l's
dies are neset allowed Ia zee men, marriages arc
contracted Nv thrd persons, aud the husband
see. hi. bfIdc to- the dryt time AT the nuptals
\ intlo gil % about years Of age, the gland
daughter 81 former Bdsbaw, brought here
on the ia,fi,L Of Her1m, 10y her black Lnnuct
she had perhaps SO no worth al Jewels on hcf
neek, han,l. and ancles, around winch last there
serr ulden ornaments, enclosing something that
made linking noise she walked. lhis u
ltlintmsntonrdIn the Sd chap. 18th verse oilsaiah
" Aud Ia that day, the Lord viii take away
the bravery OF their iiathHg 0ri0mfHts about
tielr lcet.n ! refer you TO that chapter for the
drcss oforirnia women. They wear, however
| a peculiar draddrrss called a Sdm0rre, made OF
gold on silver, and which projects nearly two feet
from the head Eight pr.uy Greek girls were
lately brought here as cdptiyes 10 the Algernes
who are engaged with the Turks in their unholy
Hur with the Greeks. These were presented To
different officers Of government.
The EHg.--l hts confirms about OOOO nhabl-
tants 100 Turks, aud the rest MoofS, Arab,
Jews, AegIocs and kabyles The TURKS reign
~ conguerors. The Moors came from Spain,
the Arabs from Egypt The Jews arc 10 be
found III every par oi the globe, according 10
prophecy; aud here their number Is large. They
are not treated ~ well as dogs Of Matchmaking
but are allowed 10 have their synagogucs. The
Negroes are slhvcs here in America, and are
bought and sold al the public basm or market
place. lhclt condition is infinitely better among
us, than here OF their own country, farther IA the
interior. These people are ldenucally the same
bs those on Our plantations, except thai fngnh
| rggtr IS irecr aud feels more importance. The
| hdhylcs are 10 this country what the Indians are
To ot1si except thai they h1,e never been eon-
| quef,d by the turks, he tribes OF the interior
| preserve thrlI original Independence. All these
! people are hahpmp'dans, except HE Jews, who
| ever viii adhere 10 their religion. They have
told me, thai they lived in expectation OF beng
| gathered together under thcr hcsslHh, when Jc-
iusacm would be rebuilt OF then faith Ia this
| aud OF then affection inr the holy land, YOU may
judge from this fact 1t Is customary Tor 81 men
when rclrins from business, 10 make over rleu
property 10 their children rescrpmg for them
selves the least possible support during their
lives, and 20 embark lof Palestine 10 die All the
house, arc built OF soft OF brick and plaiscrcd
white a. there ~ lltlc wood about them we ne
yer have iifrs ~ al tunstantinope They have
I
nng round them The streets ar not large e.
nough 10 admit n cant, and il Is with dtIirnlty one
eau ride through them But mn, j. wise. for il
i, great defence against the intense heat which
We sullcl IN summer. Until you CONC 10 tIiS
country YOU cannot fully comprcbrnd vhnt the
scriptures mcnn by the ShddoW NJ u high rOck or
cooimg stream Ia thirsty land. We have no
Aprngs OF water, aud that winch We make use of
~ nom an immense clstrin, that receives all the
ram water from the terrace of the bonsa E,.ry
house has one of these. without which We would
be eight months 9th wear withoa, a drop of va.
ter from earth OF heaven You con now con.
cri,c how Joyous the lsracIites we're when Mo.
co. ,,,.,,,.l a.. - c. -, II -.
ofunicr
Bnh&-Thcsc are not of winter hut of steam
yapour. Miec reservoir of water Is heated in
the room under winch - tbe fire Ib,vc bc,n II,
one bnl shall never 90 na.,in entered = ,,r,,
warm closr room ba,,,,,, ,,r.,o,,sl,, ,,nl,oss,i
/ Nv attendant madr me -, dov,, ., ,Ln -,
/ floor which was very warm. COON ,,o,s,,ircd
aud then was directed IN lic unon M, hacl ~,
bows then began 10 work nv flesh as broad is
kneadod, whchis called ScaJnpo0ripq. They then
drew IN, limbs un,il thsv an cY,,l,, Ian
Grafton WINS plc,spn, irb., ,,c,t mn, 80, ,l,,,is
of hnir-clorb nerf,ctI, sor, .; nh ,h;ch
bed NV whole ncrson and ,o,lcd C,,,,,, !, tt
quantities of scarf.sl,,n SOM vas tho, mn, %,
m, head but il cot into my ,,cs ond H. ,,,,
may suppose. thai blinded viii sonn and smtT9c,.
ted with heat ! made s,,,,. on,,, =, -.
However >,unbt,,d IN tho I'm ,,,,,.,,;.,,,l "a
was then dried and covered with rnlls 81 ,I,,,,,
cotton cloths WINS then ,o,d,,,t,d a., ~, ,,,
ment where and NV attendant rerlinod for h,Ir
AN hour d,nnL rocc and thn, , 'a ,,'l,,
bath forever ms 10 n,,sclf Iyerv bnnsa a,,m
cirnily LARGE has one of,besc h3tbs a,,r,. 10
beautiful one. The ladies use ,brn So ot,on ,',,
their flesh becomes as soft as ielIv. Tn. and
their earl, marriages cansc tbcm ~ ,ooi , n',
'oy al '''e age oil thnty. The BaShaw's daugh-
ter, often years was latel, married to the AGo's
Refrigeration can read a better account of
this IN Narlindaes, Bucks or Wood, ThcoIor,.
cal Dictionary. than can rive Won Nh o.
rived here, the great fast caledtbc Rnoo.a,, had
commenced Tins lasts for one month Jnrm@
which the Mahommed,ns nre ma, alln,ea ~ ,f1