Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-12

Swrrr srnlnos, Va. Aug. elst. 1850.
Editors 9' he Richmond Times
II may not be ~ nnincrrsiing 10 yaur patrons 10
be posted up with few grouped thoughts aud scattered
ianc'eS hom mountain home in Virginia. NJ also
sional episodes gathered up by que, suiuutncr from
"enrps Apart lfom The pleasures o gratifying the eye
nnd ieas'ng The mind here with all that nature has rem.
oted beautiful tho hill. the dale with their passing
hours OF sonshne and siotm-,hc heart almost uneon.
sconsly fingers amid other del gh,s which htgh
ten The pilgrimage OF lfe and add y 10 the serner
realities OF u forgetting world.
The "Sreef Springs =, much eel hfated Tor their
fhoacious aud stimulating waters are qnio, located IN
the county OF Monne. four or five hours staging ON
lhe white Sulphur The great point ot eoncenl alton
Tor those seeking apenenl restoration nj he ih The
hath nj tins point. from lis peculiar anal, as has been
found 10 be one highly eNhrairr IN ia ten eney. pos
sessng IN large degree the ilnciurc Of non. which acts
powerfully upon The liver and her dlsordefs ol the con
slhntlon The accommodations are f., superior IN polu
o cleanliness. comfort aud table requisites essential
To ones living Than many other ot The Watering places
III Virginia, which are nomnally resorts OF islon and
tnse. so soon as railways aud ologmphie wires
seen pressing their wa, through mountains of gruni'r
aud streams oi water Iginio the mther of States. will
awaken 10 her hidden OF wealth. power aud
greatness.
But TO return from this s ,hi dgrcssion. Last evening
was decidedly festive occasion; NJ least memornhlo
IN the HISTORY OF Sweet Sprnge II moi nm IN the life
oi the "ldrs uhablinnt ncal tnrn Of the young
aud the aged the cotnlry g and tho city bellei the
gentleman :" sthched cnva. aud the farmer boss, with
his plain vcvcieens all making the sngnniy gro-
esqnc.
Yes. i, was Encp ball IN the mountain, "Gapc
sihnet, aud swalowio Think OF 1t. my READERS. hui
smile not, ior philosophy will teach thee n wiser les on
II Is MT my olrct hrra In speak either ofdiamonds o
pearls. as did character in the Fairy 1dle {" bu sin
ply To offer plain nafrali nunyanished iaeis, which,
peradsenloic. may dive he mind from It's worldly cirrs
aud engtos'nc Onxirtics A. to the OF the an hot
OF hN hurried fhniion. It Is of no consequence,
i"ot7 would say; call him.lf yn Will, gay lnthnrn'
the whole world Is one lnvHtrr So can ventnte
upon dial4 Fotsooh II may be invidons TO paltcu
la'ae but here You have the characters scrdtnnl from
corner.
The .nis&c, L., Of 81 Iouis g,nceluy rrrsouif
ed The characters n Ihe Hrdc n .Nydos, aud The .haid
W .HhcnS; hry were the themes ot general aimfal,on
aud won iof h'mseives many w,ll mr1itrd rnnomums.
The stately Miss X. of Nalch'z, Ms. appeared
asa Hmchionns df,pg fhr rrcilH Of Iotds Mn 1h'
character selected excellent one aud The stunc
exceedingly appropriate In her comm ndInp figure.
Miss u -. Of Nugl1la, lady remarkable lo' her
maniy aud yvacsty, represented Lucrecia BorsiG.-
Though her drrs, ot sombrr cast her Winning eye
occasionally pocped ou from beneath her co4 Of JET.
Miss F.. If. was admirably cosloned ny the
feoowncd ind''n mald Pocahontts, She wasoirn seen
nlngng IN he mazca oi the glddy dance while not ln
getlul Of The character assumed.
Miss IL. Of New Oiraus. Her aud hecom
ng dress could be easily distinguished the Peasant
f.oI She WIS noticed often m' s gracefully poking
The "peiiic" Miss II --, of pooubutp was swret
" dressed. aud w,lI became her costume Shepho.
dcs
The dark-cycj Miss s., of FIn,da. recosn
ned az Brdc leaning lightly upon tho ann ol hlr II
---, OF Iynchhurp. Va
Miss l.. Of s G, was much adnlred a Clip
sey nTl. aud from her uuassunlng aud modest demoan
OF lead m,uy an nrdeul dsyolce into captivity.
We noticed IN the persons of Misc W, oi l.ouis-
ana, Mss . of Virginia. aud Miss D, of--.
i,llhiid representations OF pretty Jio,ro gnis.
NJ George D.. ii Gcoruia, ''ds n used mp man. +"
This characcf we'll sustained rhouab ~ should
have becnwas rather rough The wuz with The chatm
ng Miss u, OF II. Louis, was highly clrdllablc 10
both psltics
Mr.. Nj. Of Narehfz, wore the peculiar dross of II
Iiuk M. George C, of South Caollna. appeafed
as Ntopott"" Sa'Ior, costume exceedingly becoming
aud nca'.
greatly admired from his aud elegance pes niyng
this singular character.
| M, M, OF Jamaic,, appeared in his celebrated
sui Of an English pedestrian
The Red man Was enthusiastically welcomed IN the
name # Dr. Il ~ an lld,an CLitf We consider
this character good one though his constant appeaanco
IN The dance we thought raihoG questionable taste.
Conrad. He Corsdn, was p"rsonlh"d by Mf.---, Of
=. who evidently bore n conspicuous part IN the
uviies.
BoW Mr.. c.. MS the sill Mountain IiHiter. aud Mr..
B-as the ,jockey. were all separately admired by the
spectators.
We could mention number Of Others. but time md
space prevent The quiet Mss ". ol y c.,
We canho pass over IN silence modest unassnmng and
beautiful terms equally applicable u one general
y beloved
But close he scene, moi howe er without regret,
memory sober hours of meditation fIncy fee.
will delight to recall the as@ociai Of he past,
reasnfing up bright antcipaons for he luur" FACE
we'll word that makes US linger yet trerrcH'
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