Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07


,nnounccd The death OF bruin, and the 'e'",n'u'
non If that davis hunt The hounds 500" s "o"
,oncd their inanimate victim, ana w. :
,,,nhs roloxinr. tho devoted cur rooeu ou''
Efeless body. ;ld snorts7,
chow like ycu this specimen OF our WIN
injured Boone, tuning 10 Clean, as tne III ~,
ceeded to skin aud dress the bear prepai"'o'' W.
It's conveyance to camp. lrrenled
Glenn, musing. u ,,o,,salt IN
"None could be more eager 'h1'
Tie chase,H said Boone. u,,onA,o
srrne,p replied Glenn, Sand no."l'ns ', =, ne
Tie uninitated may for an instant 1et r y.
smiling ofblood, yet the chase has eNe' W."
| sde,ed the noblest and the most Ihioce"' 49, 49,.
The animals hunted are often an ell VIZ
ming al large, being destructive ana u""5 't,,s.
lint even If they harmless IN the', n".u,.'
they ae still necessary or desirable 'e' ;nu ~,
lnort or comfort of man. Blood of similar Na'
e. IL snil every where without the least ccn,
junction. The knife gaiy picrces the hoeH -
lie swine. and the kitchen wench rnss oii y, ,ne
head OF the fowl while she huns dl'ty' ~
we've made to destroy. THIS is iai ne'lur ,ha ma,
hunting down our own species on the paV'e-nen'
ar mining aud being ruined At the gaming taoie'
J think shall be happy in this REGION
. Sand YOU will no doubt be an expert nu',ic,
n il have any judgment IN such muVe''' i'iNo"
o Boone.
j ST wonder that Joe has not yet maze hls up
y ncarance.', remarked Glenn, approaching 'he
! bear, II expected eie this he would nave oee"
y uumphing over his fallen enemy" :.
n "What kind Of gun had her inquirer
Z! Boone. ,,ao,
@, "a large nu,ket," said Glenn, now reooliec''
I! Ing the enormous explosion which stemea 70 j."
= the whole woods like an carhqraEe' ~ hus
IS have been him who 6red--he had certainly over
m CHARGED the gun, and fear it has bust ~ NJ
hands, which may account for his absence
I'd uBe moi uneasY,n replied Boone, "lor can a.
81 sure you iom the peculiar sound 1t ma'e' NAY
ng did nothing more Than rebound violently; BESIDE
i'd hose runs very rarely burst But here comc
= SNEAK, (I think they call him so,) no doubt nay
ut, some tidings of ynui man. lie seems to nay
ny NOT heen idle can those be raccoons, IN he hahas
a. Tie tall slim form Cf Sneak was now observe
coming down the path. Ever aud anon nc ca
by his eyes from one hand TO the OF eF, rc5a'an
al- with no ordinary interest tho dead animals
'e- hoe, n,
'os 81 did not hear him fire." remarked Glenn.
ger "IIe may have killed them wflh stones" 81
d Boone, ana rs Sneak drew near, nc co'.nu
my with smile, shev are nothing more thai
Inc brace Of hia erers that doubtless hruh aesa''
'Ss, ed, ami which may well be sPaFe" ho'"it'fs""
gnu ing Sncak's seeming sorrow"
lne Sueak approached the place where bpohe =
i OF Glenn were standing, with the gravest face u
RES ever man put OIL. Ills eyes seem to be hel III
han head, for not once did they wink, nor did his !
val move for some Ieugth Of time after he thr
N down the dogs al The feet of Glenn, although s.
mo- cral men addressed him. He stood with his ar
n OF folded and gazed mourninIly at his dogs.
Two "The little boys fought trasey, and cove
pc themselves with glory" said Glenn, much anu
~ nd
'u4u al the solemn demea or Of Sneak
ueh' ssIf there amt more blood split onthc s'rcn
t'on Of It, | wish may be dod rotl, cad sne
lso'' composing his lips,
hen GWhat mean YOU! what's the Inatter?' inq
with red Boone. who best understood what The n
iun' was meditating
ood, slot rol me, If 'haint GOT as good gun
root any body here. aud III have revenge, oil pa
ioF- replied Sneak, tuning hiseyes on Glenn.
"Ifyour remarks are intended tor wc," 5
IT" Glenn, "rely upon II you shall have Justice"
'oe "TeIl us all abouti," sain lIoouc.
M .s, valley, shoot off has torty-two ponder, ra
'''o see What he had done, and When came nea
where he was, dot rot me il his gun wnsnt
,,a ing up 4 hill behind him. and he setting dc
'''' whining like baby, aud.a great gore Of 81
,.,. hanging 10 his nose. ] wish it had hloNod
!: : ~ head off, got tired Of STAY ing with the til
ll'' ton fool, who coulcl'nt tel me thing, whc
- ! y
'"' the men, and knowing the bear was dca
od?" .,",,su u ,dn ~ o' .o' ~, ~ la
cre?o w vi ~, '.'''s9 ~ wv. III,
00 " with pewter hen eggs! Presently stumbled
UNI W. ~" a. u" AN" r 1f' ~
w didn't move; then stopped down 10 see hov
like ' nv" a1ias go IN ~ G ,nIG7
atther I - -. AZ I Ia ~
.,a, have pay, or reycnge!N he continued With
go in lis eyes.
p ,;g w. "What wee they worh!n demanded {
t. sn,'s, - laughing.
io ~ 81 was offered two apiece for EN- az VIC
o.l,np through Iudiana,n replied Sneak
! ~" '.lere's the money!" said Clean, handin.
li'pas the Amount. Alter receiyeing tie cash >
y nun turned away perfectly satisfied, and SCENE
y ces to bcstow another thought upon III, puppies.
ta fP This affair bad hardly been settlcd,
l'u W. nis Joe made lis appearance on Pete. lie
10y ms slowly along down the path, as docfhlly as
90 "l'o man approached the graveyard As he
IeaIns near, all eyes were fixed upon him Never
u'e'', any ones features much disGgnred Ills
Il seooa was as large as mans fist, and as purple
aIock plum. Still il was not much disproporioi
tesol' The rest Of his swollen face but die whole I
NeVV bcd the most uneaithly phiz of the most bl
al'acN gnomc that watched over the sIumbers Of ri
- :, 2'"t Winkle.
m night ~. c.hN y AM
e hang ~ ~
y is il A merchant advertising an assor
y char of goods for sale, gives notice that he
men TOT tnke in nnvmppt All kinla of cnuntrs