The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-16
ANNALS or VIRGINIA IN l7as-

AZ, an, way We shot doe but she not falling imnse
a,iely We had lost game had mol mo ravens, =,
,hir sroakpg conducted US to the thscsct where que
nn W /. plun sed the csrcase OF the deer into The
ien 4, sseu,e Il from these omnous birds until W.
'sasJ but an hour Afterwards were surprised with
Itil, IF wolf which had been fishing for II, and
anso,,ad one side. We kno ked down an anc,en
~ hea lhsl had no flesh upon her bones, so we e,
!, 10 the free-b Jotes Of the forest Ia coming 0aeA
" a.. eamo we discovered solitary bull bunaio
Itch bodly stood his ground, contrary to the cue
,on, of ,hat Shy animal, we spared his lie, H,"a
rneioIe OF never siaughtering an innocent
- mo- purpose However, We made ourselves 'o ~
aversion by trying II he wonld face our uos. ~
,,,s 40 lar fro rctreatins at their aPProacn u'a'
We ~ Them with great hcrceness, cock'ng up "s 49,.
i I",ia,s n,,ls iail, and grunling like hos Inc
nv In the meantime, only played about h'" "o'
We, ,s,, within reach OF his horns, ana oy ,"e"
'ta'hlsness came of with whole SKIN M "o's
a''n,res We related at our return 70 'ho oa"'P, "o
W., Was more to the purpose VIC ca,'oa "a -,
wna' ~ vanison which the wolf had vouchsaieu W
,ne a''o af,,,r We had composed ourselves 70 rest
M s'rs.s ran ,p TO our camp as last as 'ne' "oo
IL ,o,d lei them. This was 10 some u us ~
lin ,rgument that Indians we're near ""oss -
,he horses can no more endure thah uoy - h..n
ag,res. though il was more ikey .noy m.
scared by panther or some o.n' 80 IN ,hem in
giaring Of whose eyes are very 'o'i"'e
dark night
,,onnnANfa MODE OF Too'H
.Ih,d an impairment tooth in my upper Jaw. UNA.
-, 80 Loose for some time, and made me che~
laa r.., caution. Particularly could not grino
h;so,,, hnt with ,auch deberation anu p'.See1 -.
n,;nd Tooth-dr,wers we had none a''o"sIi 49,, u
n,''u ,hs instruments they make use Of. However
any sunoIed this want very happily ano con
MI ~ 60, I'D of this troublesome companion "
cutting caper. caused twne 70 oe isna,n
round the root Of my TOOTH aooa. na o. loo ,hai
nd then tied the other end to the snag OF log VIA,
Law mon the ground, in such manner IN" oo'; :.
lust stand upright Having adjusted my Sung -
iihis mmner bent my knees enough 10 enao'o ne
spring vigorously of the ground as ,hs oo,b
~ Could The force Of the leap drew OUT ''e oo,
with so much ease that felt nothing oil u, nor siouu
have believed il was come away, unless hau sec, Ecu,
dangling at the end Of the string. An unuo' 49, M
may be fetched out by standing on .so s vo And
fastening YOUR string al due distance above yo" n""
having so fixed your gear, jump on your s" :,
and the weight OF your body, added 10 .he aosoO ~
the spring, will prize out your too,h wl.n ; rms RMS
than any generator upon earth could draw W. ms
new way Of tooth drawing being SO silently anu aI
Iberatey performed, both surprised and do'sn'ea al
that wer. present, who could not guess ~n.' WIS
going about. / immediately found the oeneh. OF se..
ling rid of this troublesome companion oy ea'ins ny
supper with more comfort than had done during inc
whole ,xped tion."