Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-13
rrom he Notfg}4 HtaM Jpne :.

BLACK HAVE. Tins dr.ti g0ishcd pe son
ace, with his companions, left here IN the steam
boat Columbus, tot BALTIMORE "Wednesday, IN
charge Of MAJOR Garland, ofthe Amy.
They had previously been TAKEN through Potts.
mouth and Gospur, 10 see the Nayv Yard, the Dry
Dock, and the men ofwar.--1hey lM not uppeef
10 b. particularly struck with my thlna they saW.
until they wore carried ON boaf1 tho Delaware :
whore they cAqre. SD lbe.r astous hmcut sud lie.
hehi by delr gestures and ordinations, md ;lo.k
Hawk himself even moro affected at the wonders
of the noble ship than he more yoo,htul compan.
IONS. asked to be shown the nun who had made
his great canoe lhat ne might take him by The
baud IN passing Tn how Of the y ..nwsrc, in .
barge ON thuir way back tire figure hrud, which 10
ue approximation 81 n Colossal luinn warrior.
attracted their attention, nj elected from th0m lhe
most eNuoVu&nd manifestations Of surprise and
pleasure.
On ihcir return, they W"fe conducted 10 ihe Tx
change Hotel where they remain Il ull the hour Of
their departure, one clock Here they were Wis
ted by A. many Of IA. inhabitants aq could find al
m,aancc 10 them thfoueathe dense clowds which
blocked Wy Inc Avenue To fhair snattmeu and which
rendering It impossible for hit thcnumber ofthuse
who were pressing forward - ser them to gravity
hcir curiosity they wete removed 10 The SECOND
door aad presented az m balcony in f ont OF Tire
house to the numerous mas 81 persons who had
rerogredod e. lhc street, where nll could huyc n
view OF thcm.
W were not progent ai'his moment hut lc4rn
from ycstHdlys Btataa that q stlrncr berg par
daily Obtained the Prophet addressed the vast con-
course btIow To this effect as gwen by the inter
prefer The Great Spuit sent ,s here and 10y Tho
same ilt we arc now app5ia about ip return 10
/ onr own Mssssppl and ouf own people 1t ,f
Cords Us much happiness 10 JOIN white friends
assembled and otter our b 81 wishes 10 their prns-
r.ty.-NhouId any Of then colo our country on
tic Mississippi, W. woaldtlkc pleasure IN roqut-
! tn the many uodnfsses We hive r,cci,cl from
their people hcra We will 80 home with pcaeonll.
dspe ,Ntious towards our white br thrcu, aud en-
daa,or to make conduct hereafter more sstlsfac-
cory to them Webld you all farewell, rs ii Is iha
! last tmo we may each other
BitcN llAwt then addressed ihe people assem-.
! blci very much To the same effect wishing them
! tie greatest prosperity --ass0rng them Of KIND
| remembrance OF then friendship and. when rcslor-
ed TO his Tube, Of n more ameabe disposition to
wards their white brethren
We have never sren the curiosity of our popula-
ton excited 10 30 great pitch as IT was on this
occasion for although the Lions had been 4 or
weeks IN the vicinity, The number Who hai seen
them was comparatively swallowing to The general
expectation thatlhey woalltemtlua al Fortress Mon.
+ lht hA llG INC SutllllHI WHICH thtSt mn my 10 lie
fer the qualification of their curiosity to suit their
convenience.
The rush and the scramble to get a sight of them
DUNG their short stay IN town was irresistible,
| and the motley crowds which surrounded them
whilo they passed through the Streets could not
have failed to remind those Who have had the cx-
qnlsite pleasure Of reading salmagund of the Is
cort of the renowned Alustapha Rubadpb, Captain
ola kctch, through the slrees ofthe thrice rcnown-
ed Guy Of Gotham. Wehaye reason to apprchend
however, that Black Hawk and the Prophet were
too shtcwd to con5trua thesa extraordinary attcn-
tons Of oar people us compliments to them and
| tholr companions "A did honest MustaIhe in the
| simplicity of his heart,-on the contrary if we arc
not greatly mistaken, thar reflections on the ocoa
sion were of very different cast from is-though
they had the potenes+ 10 take II all in good part
and even 10 say some very civil things in their re-
speetNc addresses.