Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03

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taaiion. Thirteen mills above Caldwell IS Mills
nuRa finely heated on the river and flourish
ins. the sol fertile aud the climate mort saIuhfou
than the others IT contains about three hundred in
habiant-.
The schools at the settlements are generally vel
attended the children make very good progress
The morals al the upper settlements general,
1 stand fer. We arrived n BAssk GoYE on the aUtl
November, and hNr gte1t pleasure IN saving. tia
thus" Who visited the shore ware acrerlhs s4fpu-
sed At III pfogtrs, that hal been made oeafIa-
taaN tn land. LAYING out strefs draining foe pIrcf
al low grounds and huildiu- houses. VEL Tor ths
ae;u1l set ers, for thosr Wllo are expected. The
present luhabiaHf mot NJ thu -ttitcd rcna NJ
oi the first settlers Who's dtenceleSs situation had
been taken advantage e by tn natives. 10 pa-e aud
hum then houses aud murder number of men.
women AND children. The Commissioner Mr..
iSarhl1an. deserves more praise than ny report may
/ coulter upon HIM for having rec 'tblishel them.
E4etcu months have not clapsei siuce Bassl Cove
VI, dense wilderness and IL exhibits The e,i-
dcncc oil thriving village. aud OF an lnanstrou, pro-
pie. obedion 10 the Laws, and understanding Then
icffs.' n maintaining them.
l'hr SCHOOL. appear 10 b. well attended by the =
du> aud chldlen ot which the necessary good ct
lrcf> vii hetrIt II Their moral influence over the M
tnes. The town l. beautifully situated on the south
rrl,Ide OF -. John 1htr, at It's mouth, about fifty
five miles \ l.. al Alunfpsia, enJoNHe the sea breezr
cets day. The Bcusoufvcr l. N lis rear abound
ina with tsl aud oysters and The land III the ucah-
bufhcul o., able To agriculture. The pa puldilou
Is abopt one hundred and FIT, souls occupying forty
dwelling house,, cllccfntls defended by well placed
piece, II mtIfs. The good understanding with
the native, lafl been occasionally interrupted Is the
influence Of The s1,cs; but the appearance OF thls
sllp all difference settled by treaty between
Nh. Buchanan aud the nelghhorne Princes OF head
men, obhgiug the nsel,cs to renounce the slave
trade forever, aud 10 be obelient to the laws OF the
Colony. A. ian a. practicable IN then condition.
~ ID 1af he ntb Sti L. ri tlIt
81 tlr same fArf, II contains about Two hundred IN
habllants chiefly from Monrosia, and the other set
Elements, and Nas occupied about four scars ago.
ihr inhabitants iudusttiousls disposed, but have
made Wy halr progress IN developing the resource,
eat thc soil, from tlior passion To ttac with the ma
ti,es, tle prevailing eitor of most OF the settlers.
! aeH exports ltsi amounted IA neatY twelve
th1as1nd dollar, In camwood aud other articles pro
rutsd from the natives.
l. appears thai tbry are anahng (fom the example
OF BIssa Covel to Srnsr utihc true interests, IN the
cultivation oil the soil and lhcre can be no doubt ol
then ultimate >ucrcss.
Ncpoccedcuto Ctrt PALMS, distance Of 30
mflcs from Capr Measurable, where anchored
the ljh DceembeI and found II ,Erru,-the name
pt the toHu,-adsautdgcously situated on the height
OF the cape euoNpg daily fine sea breeze, To winch
and the tcatc., land nihc vicinity would attribute
tietaci that the selcf, have found tins place less
unhealthy than the Other settlements. They appear
u have prohtei b. the OF the older colonIslS
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