Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-19

sm @ 9t.f thn wa. II and perceptions ulaHt1Ia fIa,
si#aa directly hi ro Is. Nuh he tirfrrm f|iI # n
rs s"d IN lhf sp 100 # HHHe 7jveHtafsf's W. af4#nf IA
i. .aa aHahaa'. al belly commenced th af1aaus
an a.il MI undertaking. DIVIDING ourselves nfa pat
Us 70 Two, 3ay aai grnl man. each 9.aelea rhp
TT which seemed Co hefn tho most easy sna tharAl,
an pursued vi z.a ard perseverance, uhrh tlici-
FL less our surFi than our admiration. Aud though
oaf progress WIS hcsst By m,uy obstacles aud ended
VI .1al. 'u'lpur tie lafv Il. irln, \, brh We
paas al ames Every TIRE t,i and refresh ourselves
Ne our vi In Kind II uiitsi conversation nrol
many peasant and peculiarly Interesting ries. Mli'h
anP'y maaasutd Tor the Trouble aud auno,auee to
nhf7 'tr I've 81 adventure had latel as Brlng Of
as5a,'rhW eaa'ra'el deposition any way. We Tor one,
"o3id IoSeleh az plfHeHlu repHpnanrc ta ptaoagiug
Tie tinn consumed In making ths tn fem e#upIe Ut
bouts 'o SIS taf#y d,,s.
Having " ss,rndel the noun ain Top. we reu IL
Al Lover si.'ap Whste, through the kindness II
aaRIa nation OF the 'ol1en fiuc !" snnrluaas dinner
aN2itd Us In Which thu CO up0uY Iald IN in respects
Vii an ,aaesfnfss truly nfr,hi1s The evening pas.
sed away rieasa t'y and aeteahly. tn Had ,arn
Us Al ntrrfasWt variety tscutmeu9l slnns, VIII II
can'td The heart To Ylhale with tho sand conflicting
emotions They s1#g ono alugeiher new o. us which
struck Us with rtcgha AID ru,ls ibc force aud mado
lasting impression upon our minds. II simple
aud beautiful air, couched IL language the anpr,-
pirate nnd ehfetng fail OF tender and iouchng pafhus
WITH the Ney spirit ol melaeholy pafyadIug eses hue,
ard entitled the Crazy nek's lament" II Vel no
els about The memory, hes echiuoly ard el.luenfy like
lie mouruiu y'ra # ttophl.d and dospuudn, spitt
Dalag Ihase delightful no'frmaaees we trlt so Like a
cad aga.n lint To btstIll we could nj Wela hced.
@sly "ver The t,sh-,sHnag t1lh, iees leaned aver the
l.attaI prtePre and listened meanwhile wi'h lyclicu
np'n'e 10 he Pens We music of the hrrc1c AMI the
stream. All never hslifa did the ulyserialls pow
er II the mamurla1 Wnl 81 aalully impress rs.
NetIN, II hatl lt' mySii' harmony rs II dal'ics
and Fo'Sn5 wth tie4ayerlog buahs. There Is no
ethef sound upon caItl, like voice from The s,i-
land. And thele seems To be between ii and lhn hnn,n
heart, kind Il ideal nteaenc' revealing it'll in
thousand varying tones To tle LIVER it unds like Il
tender whisper, low and bsWtchiag; Ia the mDafaer it
signs Nympatbs'ug lament 10 those--t.h help
them who hive fi'nds Ear out on the stormy aea, II
tells iafiai and thrilling tale Of tempest and wreck
and polIl, B1i truce IN our ruant thoughts.
Just as the sta wa. sinking behind glowing Clouds
and Ilng his frrweI beams Upon the stu Serene
and brauuu car.h, left a scene sacred forever 10
thought memory and nnaena ion aud slowly. amid the
s9'eoog aadhaaqi.ilae unuc1ces Of the hour mendcd
on way back 10 the cheerful home We had shin the
morning.
II conclusion, IL is jus 10 say that it was never our
gaod It lnf m"ct with rlmpsny Of ladies. IN any
respect. mare agreeable beautiful, aud Intelligent so
tree trom that silly and discus ing aeeuDpn 81 often
employed As { nvcnieat substitute nr good sense aud
appropriate manners shuti, so Whist they should be-
mo lest sensible. dgaie, courteous, gacelo, and alto
gelher
--''tsjr as he evening ar
Clad IN the beauty Of thousand sars"