Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-25


seemed 70 haze bfen haushed BY mutual consent Z
tom tie lace OF each. The cheerful aAd 'adN-AAe az
laugh went up in oyous pJa.s, mnGans VIVA Uy ~
coarse and dscorJani gutisw, as we pASsel a''s {,
the
deep tangled wild wood a
And silent vale"
/ About half past g. 4. NJ the par,y we're az snip Il
+ ped, sad the vigorous arm applied WITH SA'1 anu
strength give an impetus 10 our hGdls nc I
/ came Tie tuG oil war'-cach boats crew "'S'euu-
! NC every nerve 10 test the speed OF our s'p''''V
4 crafts. For many minutes there was s'ai"'u
Ike struggle Tor uaSiery-st length with PrsNe'S
from spolltSs hearts and the encouraging smtes "
bright eyes urging oarsman to their best veto
~ perched upon the fowing standard OF the "3oeeh
of the Isle our boat
The charm oG country he is It's camness-''s
, still quistness-uo busy hum of the "elerna cay
to DESTROY the "s.lcni meditation divine '-tneTe Is
nnlhng dark or dIsmai-a sweet serenity " "NeI
al--and the prevailing mp'sssio, is that 81 pace
Let the Scence bs vast and Wild yet 50 much beau
~ is inieriuse1 that such hour as this, seen
IN such company its character that ui ovehhesSi
o the rude and rugged is elt to be rural nothing .
# more; and the eyes gliding from bank 10 BANK Tue
heart iorgetS that they there, and that bentah
: the umbrageous, ave, umbrageous forest shades .
:, dwell, The clad banks, nooks OF sweet re-
pose the sight of which carries back TO our cary
81 dreams Of oden times and when we awake IRON
N cur reveres of "sorrows suffered long ego We en-
of lny the happiness of the present.
There we have run up along side of the bank.
, and we are once more safe. san still, YOU uhoer
we're in slual and If the live ballast shin to lar
board, we Capsze. Oh, no there, we are SAFE
OF and sound on terra frma Why, lis but O'Clock
ne now, and we already have keen appetite, aud
nj scenery looks beautiful as when the Nom-
e. ach 10 empty. Hunger lmparts a vvldnesS TO eve
ry object and new beautics spring up sponaneousiy'
"a as Il were, where nothing but fugEtdnesS dWe' oe'
!. fore, Seen on a full stomach nature III SoIht
strange sympathy seems labofIng under SdT'eit
OF ton bowzy TO be beau'lul--with flush alter I'm
nd ner face expressive Of nothing better Than an hc-
TO- nation to repose Hence il is that poets so love the
yer morning. Nature, at any time, IS lovely wan or
law without her diamonds but in eyes although not
vac remarkably iasdous, she is very angel ior 'hen
no particle of divine air has left her brow ana You
: see her in the pure light ol imaginative love %
" felt the poet Milton when he breahed that lmmoF'
ma tai line
red "Under the opening eycrds Of the morn.
ay. In proof what we are jottng, here comes lunch
les More ravenous have often been; the state OF on
Zee appetite may be expressed by the unhomenc epl
- lhet, sharp set. Here is ham--cod tongue, etc
~ etc-that viii do-thank yon-dont use spirits re
"'' niolerabIe bad praotice--Quile unrornanlc.
on Fishing, in bnyhnud, youth, and manhood prime
ugh was with us passion Reader, imagine us nov
Ihe sitting upon branch overhapgng The deep hIn
lln. waters Of the BTty, with merry mSehleVou
and companion on either side, angling Tor
olos "A dream born OF that sudden smile,
or watery sunshine-loye!"
The. A bite by all thal's-wel, It's no malter-we '
lost It.
: Oh, no! the board is spread, and around / stand
our company ard we,
n OF Half happy, half afraid
ii that we shan't get our dinner, Ali, we though
enue there is one kind heart lohclp the poor "oJ mau
sen, See
mos " Her ewes, Iihc viules, drpop IN tmid grace,
Her modest thoughts send crimson 10 her face,
Il while she passes the dsh Of cake ihnl WIN her oW
NJ o snowy white hands was kneaIedl Thanks, ia
dge adies all we got our dinner.
mt The cloth being removed the following toast
were drank;
~ NJ H. The Ladies plesent-Ihey hav
shipped this day party OF pleasure; may y
%. anniversary find them shipped on the yacht OF M
=, trimonv with iavorle captain, alt sail set, and
','u lively breeze, steering for the port oil happiness
e de- MIR G. The Ladies present--It may he said
,rcss them il was OF the apostles though OF "ppo'l
ned SEX they resemble them in virtue and numbers
such and from being successful takers oil fish, they "
c,o,, eventually become successful fishers Of mcn.
ir "n BY Mr. II. May each companion OF thus par
" y" enter into partnership for Fife, either as captain
enuS mate, that shall Weld a dividend OF affection eqt
tha' 10 their RHtlcipailons
time By MIR G. Naifs Inndng-.It will long be
here, membefed as the place where many heart was
have surely nailed-provlng the fact that the more
h, al curey they were fastened, the harde they beat.
BY Mr. o. Miss -: The kIndes, OF her Sc
''"'' may her bait be swallowed and the hook 50 stror
" bearded as not to loose the fish.
setng BY Mr. Q. Miss -: The most successful IL
y. on ewoman Of the dayook out TOR the hook ye 81
cc,a,s, of Isaac Walton,
n,,or BY Mr. ca. Miss -: the merresi spirit Of I
~ happy party. Take care boys the line shookec
'ou'u' The hook is baed-be careful of is iangs.
Do'h BY Mr. b. Miss - Cae Of the heacon-Je
mt be hpld hv tho FIR n hnt
rested fisherman
ren,y By Nj i Miss -: modest and good f
rested erwoman; her hook has had bite, but she osl
90 fish.
"e'-, By MrC. Mss -: Fair eyes the indie,
fafy' spotIess hearts may she be the partner hroi
10 one life OF some one of our happy companions OF
G seen days festivities.
Gene. By MrB. Mss - A snker for a dry lin'
=, thu, gem for a bait and fish worthy Of catching.
~ ''"' Bv Mr. G. Miss -: skiiI'uI Gsherwom;
-. her line is in the water, The hook bated Wonde
dehc! she had bite
lot ex- By MIR. Miss -: A pattern for FISH
vested mafi's wife.
great By MrR. Miss -: Beauty and virtue, CT
acteristcs Of this fair disciple Of old lsoac's.
sho, MrC. Mss -: While such smiles as h
oo,n light our party, melancholy, the great invader,
be kept without our camp
By Mr. b. Miss -- An invaluable prze
ing IT'S the lottery Of tie may she be the prze Of some
sham nest fisherman,
d then By MrC. The Ladies in attendance:
United and free,
10 an. May they ever be
e.. Strangers to trouble and strife;
Bloom ike the rose,
M a. Have plenty of beans,
And each find fisherman Tor HE
the sa The party then repaired to their boats, and am
m the song and epartee, they proceeded to the town.
rates, ended the day l. EsTEANdE
- -. ~ n Jsr nh M
md ag- " no 'a' bo' oei D'".y'' ~,