Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15

+ I iinlle doll 0uf iI6v61tJ II 3se0p'e
win snt,lre;se cay TINT the Bayaderes Of .he
Ganges, sialce moro gracefully, because more
natIrniIy than the lar famed ii amy Essler. Per.
haps ofait female dancers she win bear away
tthepalm, ihsvioIenf con,ortions and difficult and
uhgfsssfnl pos,ures: Sd. ddreriissr.
THE INDIAN BA AYAnEREs. s
| Pans SeDtembar: g
The. CRED snoyeitysoftE EEK rs the ar
rival Of IL bant + ii fsrsai i3 aysdeses, br,aat,f
ito this country from I6dia. by nj. Fl Tardyst.
There is; not the siig ghtestf doubt f6tli these
arg properly 5uthenticafed iin p1f ,aiioiis,
and tnat no deceit is intends d. II / Is said
that the greatest difficultySw experienced
~ eftaihing the prr0sission of. their snpes
| rior 10 their visiting Europe. A law ssyit
/ IN which she had engaged AT Pondicliefry.
and which there was every Prospect nf her
/ losing ;decidedst Ter 10 consent, TO ac :
company them herself. You 'wilfsYisSe
seen by the papers that this old woman Is
lia,ne Sillr, aud that she il exceedingIy
particular mall that relates 10 their cam
fort and mora s.. just $as the vessel W as
| about to- sail. the Brah,nins ca me In crowds
TO Judge for themselves if the accoriIliio-
dalton was such as they could approve Of,
Que ot these girls Aipany} had been
beloved torsome time by ii youg b BraImin.
he had not ut appears, made much i'm.
tpressionA ON her heart, las she locked cold Z
Fly on wien he rushed forward aud threw
lhimseifin despair al her feet mulnrine her
not to leave him Heacoulds NOT - torn
tffont her presence; his tears aud latHen..
ta,ions we're sufficient Ia exei,k emotion III
a whole -tropps sot dancing giris. shiuafiy
treniain'f 4 severe and dialcxible; and atllast
/ ~ nrders ia :pnt an end to the scene, The Or
Eter :. M as given TO weigh anchor. The un.
thnppsN Brahmin ,esitated for sotne time.
tand The general sopinihD was thaiihe same
sssasI Hub a ,sissai is tssSa.a4f &C
hut al last he turned hrs glance towards
the dome of The temple and murmured
tnrh fragment OF u sacred song :. he gave
q parting glance AT his hard. hearted mis-
trass aud plunged into the sea Ina shor,
time h, reached the shpre by swimming
and The passengers could see him stand
ing in his white ,irapery like statue, ,uurii
distance mingled together all ahjects.
Dut1ng the voyage. ihew.nnen iudnlged
III The greatest merrinen,, while the men
re",ained apart, silen, aud sad. When
h,uwy weather arose they chauntr,l to-
gsthcr, sitting iu a circle, melanrtoiy
nj "a I,ick n aluo occo,n no mn, ,ka
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sometimes coming nvers;he ear.5alike a,
sasrnea He,'o or sle Gays ai,er tlslr
IA r.a;, aaun, ~ .ney nsea on inllk
crack or spot; they afterwards prepared
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so'a ,f'he lo''eet VIII 2 ,yonhgS
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