Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-09

anna, la,u- cop ai pr, '-a.7ua NJ aat' II "esS
the r,ds in this country are intended 10 be straight and
sead If The modern improved plan ui Winding araund
the ILLS ,ogain the snmm they keep The srq shi ,3pe
byevef rerpe molecular ii may be. II was nal, sur
,z;ny In SIZE how We went ~ ard dawn these high
,,s,ces in a direct line bul The hurs,s were gentle
and carried MS over high hills and through dep ra4lnes
with otea, safety Night closed IN upon US We had
,eached the ED of ous days journey by nine unless
M nae can picture The 81 ON oi this nl.h ride. a"
euro !, wand have made the gayes, dispus lion melan
.hv f., Nmway without the liaht Of day. is the most
,ss.i,,e untry in the World, aud irs!y rjpiced
when past eleven o'cock, we onnd Ilite inn on the
-, at b,ph ,puuntan, Our landIady not long in
pepafnI supper for ofiea, with rye hsesI and but
,srb.t lr sleeping apart she seemed to be quite
:, loss how arrange for 50 large company. There
wore onIy three rooms in the house. and Swedish
foup, and Countess had taken possession If heie
our arrival Our Belgian lrieaqs had II i-as ,noIher.
and nv sister and myself he'd The nnnr of the saloon.
.r landady called it, with sofa and feather bed. laid
up,n the fvor-lnda chuse the sofa aud the feather
hed bu, had the Of .Le bargain or the feathers
wor. Sd i,w tha, when | reciQtd upag them they
s.parted and foun. niyssf hard flour
hut ,a.jgae proved good opa,e and notwithstanding
b,,le .,laqr The monica laid my head the pillow
foil .,ip and did mol awake I'll Sidney, " no had slep,
mi, cage >, kitchen fire, arouse Us ioy break.
fac, rs mad retired rest with the pleasing anci-
nation of rising between noand lhrerl wituess beau
,if,l SUI rise i.om cue of The aesl ofty nuuains in
N,rway. aud YOU may Wei imagine my regret, when
.s,v duw the curtain and looked nnt. 10 L,An.d one
., The most cloomy Of moniugs,wlh dripping ram aud
pd he ,1u,, a
.,cns Nercur,nt,d Ourselves he ftsl way We could
,ooL seme C, Tee al yehiead and patiently waited I'll
the rain should cease which began abae seven the
CLOUDS aud Q gradually diaa feag'ng, and all
,t the house 10 SURVEY the uudIs scenery There
Was op,ntd 10 view Prospect trans' evidently beau
ulul aud luv,l,--an IN mersr valley will large aud
beautiful hike in lis cenrc-dotled here and there with
rtIe red cottages aud farm hous il the rear Of hch
rose On every side sast mountains of surprising man
nlfcrnee and grandeur. 1t really looked IKE lprresi
al paradise Just shu.ou, from all The world. We arnv
ed before the mist in the valley beneath had entirely
disappeared aud it was interesting To see the sun with
its dat,ns lays striving gain dominion of the day
hy brushing through the dense fog which soon sca r.
and rrreatd, rising in small cloudy fragments the
submits Of The surrounding heights and then disappear
ed 1t VAS altogether sceue parta king more OF the
MAGNIFICENT and subIlm than have ever Witnessed
aud Nell repaid the fatigue IF ascending the fough and
lofty moun'an. We felt ourselves quite tutlanae and
il really appeared that the sun shown just lLen fr our
benefit hr soqa We left his interesting scene auI
begar descend, the rain p9ated down in torrents
dfencIiug Us mosl lh.ronghy-as we wee unmIec'ed
by any cover 10 carriage. Our way back 10 CHRIS
sna eoQd ruad, but through a rugged aud
deay country, with here AID there solitary hamlet al
the iootofa hill surrounded by small open grounds 8.
cultivation. Norway is very sparsey inhabited. with
not hundedh part Of lis aud in culiI'ail-r=-now and
then lively spot, but generally cold mountainous,
rugged. unuving country.
The Nor"egans are plain, simple, kind people
ihfy have 'olrrable "pmrIunls fol- common ln,lruc
on-her costume is u tbs olIep tlues OF Ihei own
6resde manufacture.