Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-17

2sh. Letters from home Mother and M
Bolton heartily c0nstnt 90 DOR respective unions.
To morrow al set oUt Er town where shall
be GrcoHylllcs never TO part more, and then away
to the greenwood What pleasure he aniici-
pa,cs 10 seeing his old parents once more. How
chstmingjy We shall live ia the pretty house he i,
building 10 tho Praircs near bis fathers hunting
ground. Nothing bat trees and flowers around ~
the world forgetting, Toy the world forgot What
rational life we thcn shall lead dividing our time
between residing and music, aud rambling in the
woods. We shall exist i,r each other instead Of
living for the heartess and ungra,cful world around
US. Onr only society wul be the children OF na-
TURF lords of the w.lds who will be cncamped
near us. Serena is pleased with the idea Of going.
as she has laid ost little piaD Of useiune,s of ed
ucaiinr the Indian children. IT, the contemplation
of nsturc Dnd nutore's God We shall find that hap
piness which society mover gave us--our feelings
never arrcd-our passions never ro0scd, we elal'
deeend peacefully and quietly INTO oar graves.
Leurr From M, Crcear'ls u arr mother, datf9 d.
third yeIr qjlsr he preceding Diary.
You will be surprised To find us so near sou.
and again within The bounds OF ciy'Izat ion. Mr.
GreenSillc Accidentally saw a newspaper in which
Mr. Mather's place was advertised (thc Yankee
neighSor OF Mr. Won Verhton) and as we had con.
cluded 10 return 10 the sea board we thought that
would suit US. My husband accordingly vlote ia
Mr. Mather, who replied he and his fmily were
anxious TO remove to the west, and offered on ex
change Of places. Mr. Greon,ile accepted, and We
have changed situations. Foolish people they are
to leave oil The advantages Of civilized society t.
abandon their friends, and uproot themselves from
their native sol end bury themselves in a wilder
mess, with the ssysges aud Wild beasts. You ar,
tentHf tfaI l.
completely altered bu, when left home was
romantic girl, oal nov J ana o. mother and house
keeper, between which there is marvellous OF
ference. ~ tho icw letters was able TO send you
] ssd nothing about our difficulties aul disappont
fneuis, a. feared II might worry yop, bnt viii nos
proceed 10 give YOU icw particulars of our lat,
style OF ae, which Vii account 10 you for 90
change Of opinion. When ihr house was finished
We set oul from 81. Louis with servants and form
turc f,r our Noes home. \ wcausame Journey &
proved, bet arrived safely with the fracture 70
eroekcry instead OF bones, end table lo-s and sor
arms IN lieu Of ours. Il gLsa small and plain Ten
pmeui notwithstanding the Gums expended on b.
erection; bot uc anticipated RS a1ch Lar-iuss ln
ar IN were palace. Anxious 20 zee our parents
the next day my husband and sa; oe, oa horse
back 10 visit lhe camp. Alter rlc OF uu Lou
through the woods Uu arrived Oh the hunffu.
dian ttalis would aPpcar as hsd been Threatened
when he saw the Ui.d woods a-1:a De would rr
sumo his early habit. DO, no, bc appeared thor
oaghiy civilized. en- ,hede Of disaopniaireu
crossed his brow that they Odd uo, aasae he ,,,
fol feelings of former Gays. As wc rode t,.raug
the enesmpneo'. the dark cue lefnc.aus fa-es ,t.e
glsfea on Us from thc hlis, made mc -huddcr. u.
drew near to my husbands side. bll fearing (,
hurt hs iechnes concealed my terror. lie .u
quired ior the " isvsn oflhc chclou kesl-rguas
and q VAS soon pointed OFT Co DO. & fltdy O..
woman ~as sitting 90 front om5roJerar deefsiI
leggins siih stained frc.Wae clils G-c,avu
EpNng from his horst
Ny moilcr,' be csrisImed iu b.s native iaore,
here is your 500 our oHu Ia sls1apa come hon.
IN tou Cnce more.
She rtise1 her TEcsHi rouatea,nes. NV er-
s5e ssir. No be vas dark indian boy. arl tl
- one q The hated ah,eucn' aa5 turr.a. from lII
she guieIiy re.uued her gofs. Gfccnu.Ie co,c
Cd has face sEiA Die hands sud bafs, iuio iears.
'resfs 4" she sait s1oraGIy. Ms soss are ss
r'or'. vho eeref shel 'esrs 90. you slcs ",
man.