The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-23

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EDITORIAL c0RRESPo DEN eE
CnrlsriAN g1x, 1891
James Siepsns.
DrAn siR Some body once very truly
al. ibat the miserable among men IRE apl
e be fequen, aud Voeilerous il theis com.
slainss. while ice more fortunate enjoy them.
selves Is oaiel silence You viii please Is
make an exception 70 lhis rule il lie case
81 tour humble servant, s. "a de com
lorr Of good living and good appgtiteare
concerned and when gou receive IBIS early
token Of ny punctualisy IN complying with
ny promise g write you 81 by arrival here,
81 not at 81 alarmed, for have no com.
plants o make Of any thing here On TIE
contrary, i IS most delightful place The
Hotel i large and airy ihs rooms spacious
and well furnished ihe servants attentive.
and mine host The very beau ideogo q land-
lord, carving il bis roiund and bon vipaat|
appearance as evident a sign Of good living
IS i you bad one 81 llisbills Of fare before
YOU Bathing. eating, dancing. sailing, rove
ing, Billiards ana ninepirs are ne orders RI
The day, with ogling flirting, and making
love tolend zest % egerg olheF enjoyment
But as ! am something Of q gastroaonef
| give 4 decided preference q TIE delights
Of The table. Only imagine yourself seat
ed 1t one Of Chillord's dinners with Red
ish boiled, baked, and broiled before you,
Founder aud ditto sheephead, CFoaker.
Trout. and Mullet; then lhe Turtle, Grab.
and Terapin pr epared il manner e elicit
! smile d commentator from Ude himself
But, o the Ogsiers f Old Christopher
North's AIrish Oyster Eater we're here he
would add a least six chapters e bis Auto.
biography, and immorialise the Oyster d
Pass Christian; bul Is am not 50 learned
in The Oyster line as the aforesaid lrishnan,
/ viii merely say that hey are IS ine as
ever saw them id December, fully equal 70
the best Baraiaria Of Blue Point and bro'i
upon The table just thirty minutes after they
FIRST see the light Of day. There IS a Gel.
low now diring for oysters Gather a singu-
lar Operationl not wo.hundred yards from
my window He has BIS boat anchored ii
about Ave feet water and goes down Ike !
duck, fetching with him large grab e
each dive, which he heages into bis boat.
and down be goes again, being above water
just long enough q lake ina single breath.
This is performed At low water. the tide ris-
ing about four feet az this place.
There is fne angling here, and the de-
ciples Of Izak Walton may have their own
sport, and be amply repaid went last
evening witha party Of friends and i've were
very successful il taking some fne front
and any quantity Of croakers. a small 6sh
about the size and very much like he cons
mon white perch. One Of Tie party hooked
up regular alligator gar, such IS Re ind
/ in the Yazoos and was surprised g iind lie
Catfish quite abundant N Che san water
here, two old acquaintance which prefer
not meeting.
We have ine fresh breeze from about
s IN Tie morning til The following morn
ing, blowing from South West very brisklg
10 ibe afternoon The bathing IS very faa,
and nothing is more refreshing than plunge
in The waves at high tIde
Il is difficult for one from the inrerior Of
the State 10 feel here that he IS "a AIissis.
sippi. and the people have met who i've
here are e . sill greater loss e know where
they belong. Imet man this morning who
lives about mile from this place and en-
CURED what county ha lived IS. he said he
did not knoN I then asked Inn Il Be eea
in Mississippi. 81 Ire aia hs down here
Lon the Pass may be us ID Mississippi log
all that know. but never head all bodB
The location here IS uo aro Sic Isl
watering place ho9 by he
Nail Boa. from New Orleans b5 9oo -
shs moi ng peFs eve 81 h Fro6l,
some Y miles lies ca Island hsgs Is.
tend going q fishing sn Is s
qa1s and peet 50 have aTe pore
sad ms coming here
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