Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
-. Arkansas Intelligencer.
FAYETTEVILLE, May 18th, lS49.

r,vE7rEvILLE, May 18th, lS49.
fairs Of so quiet village as this could
IHa 'nams 'nrs suppose, interest your readers, un-
Ons "Ou T With most magic pen paint the
one rOu,, .,u,e improved by art which may be
sHss oil n% .ir 10 Fayetteville. 1t, as you are
. By citv built OH hill challenging the
aware = al travellers who pass by. In eve-
'f'lon ~ - that the eye may pursue beautiful
sr9c'0n .r, opened to the view. but more
eaPe' aves, far more rare is the sight In
[aai ..Isd country, are the groups Of young
F'F s'', ! aen,Iemen. pupils in the neighboring
+ anl sb,are seen occasionally in its streets.
'n'ss IN groups delight how much more would
. snlln -. nIease the eve, and this was expe-
rss Wv ,.,Iav at The celebration of the opening
sa br ,5e Young ladies' of Miss SAwYER's
|sHn5 y This event usually taking place on
fHn! of the month, had been postponed
is U's -,,sons 10 the 10Th. and was anxiously
bv the young who expected 10 take
=. exercises and the seniors who hoped
.zssure of looking on.
= rr.,rino would have been uncomfortably
u M, nature kindly spread a cloudy
=. skv 10 intercept the too violent rays
and at about ten O'Clock the long pro-
wv, na,sj from the academy through the main
= M ne town; the young gentlemen of the
y..;,p,e accompanied by their preceptors
J, ,bs command Of Capt. Brewer. After
-,a uIeasant grove hard by the village
of the Season, Miss CHARLOTTE BELL.
.I,dv elected by her companions in the
..ron,pauied by her maids OF honor, as
10 throne, and, after receiving the con-
ms Of her loval subjects made a most
rsnly of which regret ] canRot furnish
As usual on such occasions an ode
and an address delivered when all en-
The recreation Of the day. | was much
With the whole scene, and particularly
,nde which was composed for the occa-
y, u.FFrTT. who is still with US. Such
rcasion the most pleasant emotions, and
to think in participating in such plea
II 4, he is Iaviug BY in The recesses of his
..,s,nt Diclures 10 be recalled when the
,rows doll and memory enters the gale
uas.. They are pleasant stories written
nbels of tie heart where We will turn
.v 10 read them. They are, as friend
avs. Gases 10 the desert of existence.
s-r5b,est flowers bloom, and the mind can
70shs as deep as those taken al the Pa
,ue bv Young ladies' and gentlemen of the
airs.
msrou,in,ed with the various institutions
,r;o5 IN the Stale can hardly feel warra nted
p7sang anv suppOsitioD that those in Wash
rY7ty excel others of the State: but can
s ctizen and a lover OF learning here pay
r5a,e 10 Ozark Institute ana the semDa-
Young Isdies. the one under the superin-
s0f Mss SAWYER, the other conducted bv
.rE. The FIRST mentioned. for young gen.
n ok, numbers about sixty students who
% srerv recitation have witnessed there
sbalever branch it may, Latin. Greek.
ndcs. or Naiurai Philosophy. evinced Il
gee Of attention 70 study and considerable
snsn!. Al the academies fer young ladies'.
polite tongue of the French takes the
he dead IangGoges. music discourses her
strains and the crayon delIneates the
Of nature. While at the academy of Miss
yesisrdav. thought | saw in Il drawing
p sslhe very mrrror which Hamlet told the
Sad up 10 nature.
lFFlrT sHII dra vs. lhe attention Of large
!" sloas Who listen with great interest TO
'l and impassioned sIraiGs. His lecture
aan." which listened TO on Tuesday
e. vas very happily delivered. and excit-
merrIment among The IudeUce- BIZ
azAE Of The Episcopal Church. wi!o is
lour through this par; of the Stale, is
son 10 visit Fayetteville. His arrival
- Ooked for. and his miriSlralions will
@i by a great number cf our citizens.
III ENn Is now rapidly advancing, and
: he prospects of the farmer: the stores
u :" Eraanis are just being filed with new
every thing indicates a pleasant sum-
yeieVlIle, during which lime It's good
pct 10 enjoy The company Of the ladies
"a 'aan of your city, who wish TO escape
rrs,d lasilng streets. for pure mountain air.
AL Eaier, sweet tranquility. and raral
Yours. G..