Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03
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As wroe you in my last. liavre is disau reeable
and dry place, and liaslened to leave ii IS soon as pos
Sable. The country between that place and Paris is To
an American lull OF noreHies though not very new
The old castles, hats and buildings OF very antique
i'fn ald appearancethe uncouih and inconvenien:
form ID lhe vehicles, implements, &c, compared with
Ours seem 10 Transport hack ulden times There
appears 10 he M wish hprove-innovalins are I'M
h'h"nibe Per'nanency be the great object in
all HER s'rucistes-lhe built To stand the
t"ass" l tlme-'her vehicles made 10 as-a
'"ff implements are made for long service.
Amher feature have observed is the $, stem which
Sl"'s'f"o IN every department. You are served in
your '"fn al iab'e-y"u euler tie Theatre in yonr urn
-y"" receive ynr letters in ynnr oder--you preserve
l"r rank IN soceiy-yuu what yon reaHy are and
There is 10 getting a,ve it, Ia every department Won
Se lac Vigilance, care and direction Of wise govern
mrnt.
Ia a general agricultural view, tie country is far a
"'' VI ours Every spot is occupied that will bear
"ge'a'on but In some of their modes ol cultivation
~ s'ea' prejudice against observation-disclosures them
"uc" behind u.s. They plant their crops as we did in
years gone by, that is up aud down the hill; still moth
Ivy Is more beautiful than see hill ,iled in this way
'"'' Tue l"p to The bottom you see strip Of rain ten
!a'os "ne' then strip Of ,urnps then s,rp of the
e"'e dimensions OF fresh ground just spaded up The
na'''e growth Of the wood is cut down and in each
''" you SIZE part laid off for young forest plant ed
!" ""s ana Trimmed up nice as lady's flower gar
den.
at ho"fn We took the cars, rather we were placed
VI" '"e a' road $" gently that the change was not per
0P'Of' From this place to Paris the country was
G''e interesting. The women were all at work in the
"''S' Notwithstanding il was The holy Sabbath II is the
'uS''h o. this country To work on Sunday-and in Pa
u.s. U" mat day. all the stores open and business car
w" WI as usual II was past mid day when we ar.
Nv al The gates Of Paris, the emporium Of fashion,
>""'"s' science. and every thing tasty and refined
-'"'s splendid striking warned us Of our near an
r"''" The great city. The first street we entered,
''' long dirty. (eAcuse This word as no other can ex
press the idea ST. uy,) winding way, just wide enough
"o vehicles IN pass,and in places, barely that
ao" Side walks, lined with shops Of every character
~" "ay see Jewe''y store, fine shawls, coffee and
'e' stalls IN the same building.
D i"e people you meet are of as motley Character
X-s"'S, redars. Soldiers. the MlIlionary, Priests,
'"S' we Lesm Of Honor-the man from every ma
'"' u every tongue all joslling their way through
'"o rursning this street some distance, we turn
=. '0'ef' when there burst upon our a,tonished view
s""ues' scene In the word-he pa ace the gard, ms.
',''"s statues, and thousand sights 50 new and 50
'"' "hat we have been accustomed to, ha, one hard
"na' 10 think of, or in other words he to
a"u all the senses absorbed in the single Iacul-
" 'shl VIII In some future communication give you
particular description Of these grand scenes and
W'er objects of interest,
NV pu. up a, the Hotel de Dagram, opposite the Tu
e'es' ihe American Consul, Mr.. Walsh, la.
'"" US much Kindness His accomplished lady TOOK
trouble to accompany me To mos, Of the distinguished
4ae schools in Paris; and through her had an oppor
n. " seeing Their domestic arrangements. and select
,s,s WI my sisters. The Harp, which was des
:" 'her instruction. seems not to be taught If
49,, " '"e female sehoos in France-,fe ROYAL Family
"O'''y are the only ones laugh, it. have made
se'heh's to procure one and a teacher and as mat
~, Nurse nave to pay for H.
'I"'non received opinion in America that every
s IN France is cheap as Dirt find 10 he very in
d least In Paris. The English nobility and ma