Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12

den, where the saliow checked bellies, with lIt
chief cooks. usually attend TO lay In ihe daily
stock OF vieiuaiiing and the handles, not On.
mindful, taking care 10 settle their cravat'
ssd perfume their persons. n Ia Won Bfuarnel
before they Hppss among them. " The egg.
plant, ma am, beautiful eating -" Wee. mon
sier He eockney ism. iorsooih. oil the
surt, as v ell sboupds IN This frontier country
ns in its ioathsome he'd bed, nj Aimaeks and
last, not lsnst, in our picture, Mr.. Senator Ben
ton, may sometimes be sesa among them, bow
ing most ronrteously ;--differrnt, no doubt,
from the able and irresistible how 81 rosaliy
SO well spoken fby Vivfio Grey.) aud rs
snming an air Of patronage and protection ia
the hawkers Of nesh aud vegetables - Mor's
men, Hal mortal men, Add mem. COO. find
food Tor him " hose extreme simplicity ofchar'
actar, was 80 much 4" shocked by the gorgeous
splendour of the East Room The new Court
House IS n beautiful building. of tasteful plan
est built Eastern city. Of the Courts, Judi.
cinry. &c may speak In another latter.
or the moral character oil the place, il seems
TO me that a strong dash OF the frontier spirit
prevails among us,---a bold, daring und reck-
less department, captivating the vulgar -
while those courtesies ofpolite life. which for.
bid giving offence without absolute occasion,
are little regarded. This CARR Age has the adj.
vantage OF aifording more certainty IN whom
10 rely as a friend or foe. Avarice, tbl0k rs
another trait oil more palpabe existence than
in the East, 'clept by Lord Byron, agentle.
manly vice, which takes deeper hold here per
hat 5, because there ARE few scources OF elegant
expense--no public amuse ment. except when
an Eastern Star Miss Lane, for example the
loveiest of the galaxy. occasionally seatters
her light upon us--no ariSiocraiic families, 10
make the ynlgur stare, save those who have
grown up with the country, aud have NIL
the feelings aud dispositions of the frontier -
and Thea, not having much else 10 do, all of
this place appear TO have been born into the
world, for no other purpose Than TO love mo-
ney. and make 1t +; and, TO borrow an expires
sion OF an oihcious cutie nj my boarding house,
" de ipay dey make il. rs de right ng,'-Ths
reckless freedom Of character, with 50 much of
hvnricc. certainly forms a singular combina-
ton aud thosa that doubt its existeace, hive
never been in afron,ie, country, nor have
they much idea Of the character OF rocky
Mountain adyeniurcr, who will endure n thou
sand deaths, for the lucre OF gaio.-Oi the La
dies Of 81. Louis what shall / say OF them Z
They do not. M some 'oully suppose, wear moe
cusins but bona Sde leather or prunella and
have IA almost Incompatible love Of hnery. III
they do not trip along the streets ms light, a.
airy sylphs. M least they look rs gaudy rs but
terilies, aud many are Inclined cheerfnlly 10
promise 10 love them, for richer or for poorer
--bul I should have mentioned that they have
tinge Of blueis m in mixture Of the GnD'bo
French. occasionally in their conversation
"a tongue suppose about as wide apart from
the Partisan French as Law latin from tho
classic language %. Virgil, &c