The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-29

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aaesirsn Calanies.
TINS noslr sfSsfn~ has hsen treated with
beassy ard pa e. hy ane ! need nai
ssms N iais prs nrr The Iiissar,zn at
s:ls Unilrsl S,s,-s.l whirh. wiah"as ims
usirsag their .ulhrHIirhy. hsrr r"nyefi-
ed the severn pages nf his,nry lnsa rn.g,
ni6eeal ODYSSEY &C nali. nj adventure
can hui glance a Inc dates. TIE hrsi
settlement. IllAI of Virginia. was CON.
menred in the sririi af meman'l:e en'er-
prize. with M Slight Dash nf rl.isalEy AMI
Iosnznre m liEe p&Fi Il lis lrsslrr. ln the
next srm~Tzii.r. This colany hrrane the
lavnrsse resnri 0f the ROYAL casiller> and
genllemelI. who were dlsgnsled BY the
as.srfiiies IL lie EngiIsl. Commonwealth
aG lell under IL snsPicf N. In the mean
zine New England Vas lannd-si nv ihase
Ohio suffered Ihe p halIIes Of nan-r"ns
forlniiy. fiFe mighty change 81 1910
sgapped the Ilde of rmig.aiion 10 New
Easlsnl, and rerfniIri vrgi,aia with
Ihnse WHO we're di-alirclrd 10 Cromwell.
sn l62fahe A land of Manhattan. &C shlvh
YOU have perhaps heard. anil II MT ynu
~ill 6al ns history related wnh equal
learning. judgment au'i goni taste by =
lwal descendant of It's early sriilers. ur
Brodheai.) was parrrilssrd i'f the in'llan'
for twenty tom d,htrs. sum IL money
nv the wsr. which seems rather l"w iol
twenty iwa lhansand arres 81 land. inrlud
ing The site ~ hi. great metropolis. bn
whirh would. il Pni .nI A .cD,npnund nlr
rest II seveaDps rera isfe2s. nHi perhsp'
jail 81 vrty ssofs n IL present value
,haugh a.Inii liza, dollar Tor lh"n
sand acrr. is qhiie rhcap.r chnise spal
al, tie Fifth avenue. MARYLAND next al
traearsl ihase WIN adhered 70 the an.aen
fanh 81 the t'hri..ian worla. New Jrr
sey aud Pennsylvania were mainly sc'
lied nv perserpled QmkeFs; l.nl the lal
ser altered an asylum 10 tn German
whom the sword st lnuis XIV imv
lrum ili. Palaiipaie. The frsnrh liz
guen.is, d,iyrn oui .hy lie regocailrn .
fhe e,llri Of Mates, >rTl'ssfsi il,rnselvr
from Massachusetts 10 ca,olina. b
psrh and Swedish Settlements on h
Hudson aud ihr Delaware provided Kin
ilred home fn such ~ l..rir conniryme
as desires, 10 irv The fortune of The ne'
warld. Tile Wings &c Ensland. whore
beIiel sgainsl James ". IN feS5. an
wesa .sM IN he lghnsailanlic Gnlnnies
Essf Tag snosgh ia nserl m lie ihs al
l.ersnis Of his saa. who rpbellrd agains
b;eorse /. in l7i5. The appre-,rl Pr
fssiants &c Salzhnrg zane will O.irihrrr
10 Geergia: AMI the Iliehland-r-. VII
fought for harles EliVa,d in l7i5, wcr
departed BY hundreds - NBull Carc,ini
They were punished hY hemg sent frnl
their bleak hills and s,r,ile moors Ia
Esnd of abundance and liberty they we
hanl.l,ed from oal mr'S pnrriige I" me,
twice day. The Gaslir language j. All
spoken nv their Descendants. aud ,hol
sands af their kindred At the present ia
wnuli no dubi gladly shaie their ex'ie.
There is no doubt that the hardship
which awaited the emigrants at tia
div were neither few nor slight, thong
greatly exaggerated for want OF infoI
nation. Goldsmith, in "The Desert
ed Village" published in 1869, give
US a somewhat amusing picture Of II
state Of thiEgs, IS he supposed il to eS
Isl Beyond the ocean atthat time. A
his local allusim is to Geurgia, il
probable that he formed his impression
from the accounts which were publish
ed al London about the middle OF d,
last century, BY some Of the discUnten
ed settlers Of that colony, Goldsmith
being well acquainted with Gerera
Oglethorpe. was likely enough tn bsv
- hatl his attention called tothe subject
Perhaps yea will allow, me to enlive
my dull prose with a. few lines of hi
beautiful poetry. After describing tn
sufferings of the poor in London at tina
time, reserting TO the condition Of III
inhabitants Of his imaginary Auburn
aid asking whether they probabl
shared the woes he had just painted
he thus answers. his question:.
sAh no. to distant chimes. dreary scene,
Where half the convex world obtrudes between
Through touid tracks, with fainting stepsthey 6
Where wild Aliam, murmurs to their woe.
Ea; 3aeient shereffom all that charmed hefor
The various terrars Of thit horri,l shore:
Those blazing suns that dart downward ray,
And fielcey shed inioleiahle day;
These matted woods, where birds forget TO sin,
BIT silent bats in drowsv clusters cling;
rbess Yolsonods acids with rank luxuranc
Crowned.
Where the dark scorpion gathers death aroun
here, at each step. the stranger fcais ID wal
he sattng terrors If the venpeful snake;
here cs.uching tigers wait their heiplrss pre-
nd savage E.ra more murdeions still than they
Thilp off IN whir,> the mad tornado flies.