Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-14

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w. 'ding prospect of plctnrr>q-
mag. .-ncs, especially when Autumn
had touched the foliage with his magic
p.ucll. The bri.h. scarlet of the maple,
the deep crimson Of the dnywool, the
lively yellow Of the cls->nut. eon'raste'l
>tr,krngIy with the deep evergreen # the
ceadrr. p'.AtT snd LrmIrck. scattered
through toe forests. Blow. the river
fos'n-d over its rocky bed to spread int"
lake like sheet. aud Was dolteI with
small islands, whose shadows reached
tar down into the eartit-ilnted tide
Nathaniel Bacon, the master # the
establishment, WAS a hale aud handsome
r@n. win thick black monstaciie. clear
/ eyes. and tlprid complexion. FL
lated in England, during ths c"nsul>
sise struggles between the throne and
he parliament. he b-ii-y-d THAI popular
ights we're eqnsl at least to ,pyai sway.
Not SO with bis sister Henrietta, VIII"
had passed winter with the Gug-rnrrs )
family al Jamesto~n. where she had
learned 10 reverence the right divine >
OF her sovereign. Her age At th,> t,n-
WAS about eighteen, and although her
form WAS no, whs. the veluptaary would
have called perfect. "r her face or4a that
u sculptor would have chosen for mad
81, vet there was . winning EXPRESSION
in her eyes, and grace In her rn"y"-
mants, that enabled her to charm a.I
vino Knew her.
i the time our story commences. she
lad JUS, opened letter, from which a
Printed packet fell to the t3"or.
= iirr- hroihsr Nat" said she. as one
4 His Exc-il-ncv's letters 10 the psisy
council sent back in good London
prio'
~ took the document. but as h-
r.s4. h4~h came over h;> cheek. A.
irlrti .s- -xcsarrs.,. IN Az angry tonp-
Hear how Governor B4k!y Gloss
lis srcouut~ nf us:'
Il thank G u there are M free school,
nor printing and | hope Ne >hdi n"g
have any these hundred years ; tnr la.
nang has brought Ils'.be'ii.ne-. and I'.re
sv. and .ecis into tho world and printing
has ,i,yuIg-'i them, and ihet> IL un~t ,h,.
best government. God keep rs tr,nn
hutl, -
Excellent, declsr-,,'' sal. the far
Enya!ist.
Excellent ia r'u call that excellent
yiti5' WHY. have half a 'nn'I +" -"it
my l,!snta,;"1 and r'mnrs- H. the Mort.
'.Ah. i,r.Aher Nat. sou w"nhi hsv,
,our rose frozen II rv~n il v"u .n'v -
among the ManI,attan puichur"
an.i--"
iI.rr The laughing WAS interrupted b,
tie entrance. 81 a stranger, who presented
a i"tt-r /" Mr.. Bacon CHANGING At tht
exterior. hs, introduced Tie new conner t.,
his sister As Mr. Ripper, W. thi-y. ri Ac
conac, aud breaking the seal, read the
=! am happy to see yo'a, SAIL h",
when he ha,: pe,u>ed III. rpi-t~; atri
regr-, much to hear OF the .xsranrl,na-
~ c.,.rs- OF the Governor n .lsb md
in, the volunteers. Can II b. p,.slil
.ha, at tbs time, when ,i,- v-its Of he
,av.y-s res"un.l through Il e woods
,crg,ui II. must retire t. their pEanta-
..ons, there to remain until they ar,
>calpel =
~Ah . am gia! 10 hear vou talk 50,
rppi'sd Rupert Wy,hi.y, "tor ! hav.
come expressly t" reqn-a' v"uT accrpi~
ai.cs Of HE COMMISSION, "f General Her,
/ is, s,gn-d by five 'undrrd as hras~
men Il, there are on t, cunI,neni.'
You surely are not a king my hr"tl,
-r 70 take up s,iD~ against Governor
Brrk!ry's will T. asked Henrietta, with
smile.
Nay, Mss: but the country is il!
ianger," said the young man, who !AG
Already began to admire the fair Hen,
''ettn.
at is grave question: remarked M'
Bacon. "and must ponder oyer 1t;
upanwhle. my sister wal escort Won u
he falls, and to the rock where l',c.
,ontas saved the Ilt. OF Captain Smith
At dinner time | will give You. a..
.usuer."
Ru"ert WythIev was - s"nng planter
,ear jamestown, nho, with VII pre-
,or,ion.d person, aud manly coun,e-
1arce, possessed NOTE heast aui al
4fltivs.ed intellect, His IDEA Of t..na!s