Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-19

Is Z i; 49,: -: ~ t!!v 1877 ca-11.y -
ae.ors gai.iat m. @l':al, !, climatic a'i1lpE ms
rhois af III, war. /. is. t2r Tie 7iiast par, .
rolling Country, IT.; Eii'c v!:su toTermE 'nt1
grandeur, ard, togethe? with The relncid
springs buhalins np d: their feet. bearing
characteristic nan.ts borrowed from sacFe"
and prolhnc history. For example, ": nave
our Mount CARMEL our Mount Parnassns' our
Cagtaian Fountain, and our IGts Of Tempe,
and if the sublime and beautiful scenery
Of nature fosters AID eliCits IL taste Tor poe
trr, we cnght to have orr poets.
The soil Ii Of that yellow, mnnttn tint,
which the cotton planter, at a single glance,
knows is most favorable for the culture Of
his kinglv crop. IL il, Of rhur@e, 'Etf'n
groming region. inhabited, since 1h% days I'll
the Revolution, ny >killGh and prosperous
agricutnrists, I":.iH Of Lhr manor, Pairi"ts
without teIr AMI withGliL fepfGich; ftholar7
and country gentlemen, sidicet l." The flir;'
Of hospitality. as hospitality has always been
underataad in South Carolina-by the Suni-
tsrs, Marions. ingletans, Murrsys. " altissss,
AnieTsons. Rnlledg-6, aid many 0tfer h1li-
nr- nani"s tn6wn 10 American :IorY. lhr
| cfut,Iry i: 'i"iL-i a.! over, herr AMI There
with c":.i!: .nnnS!yi:. III winch rle"nh'r Hal;
nat hrrn innr~ "uneilt"ti Than "6hE"hiri"'r
ard all 9hrtI 81 'd'"iGii, mud "hi'h Y"h A.
prnaSii Through tirnhr aernnG nTrni@'' III ii'-
isk. .u. III n,t-r 1rRaInEnIG,i fIer': ~iih
stalMaTt trunks aid rich. thick foliage. lie
garden attached H. za:h manIinn; in which
| fIara haa srranyei with exquisite thsts and
ii The IIoai tempting EryiT, he- "arina trfa-
sUrsE ii fruit and Ilowar. neyt attracts your
attention. 81 s1torfling evidence II the iGm-
| plete sn:cssa obtained hy srt when uniting
| her Efforts with thn=r ci nature, 10 render e
spat lovely. hit these are nothing r. what
awaits you when yau srp introduced ca ths
gensraua and EfincalT lord OF the mansI0n,
and u The qrniss lo.i. lie fair mistress. al:'l
| her .rrnilrli=he, daughters. The culture and
| Refinement Ii which Snlthern a"''ietT lli'
been iarfr:i l.: Witnessed n1"hsrr in higher
ic,rse thai, ri thr Hirh IT'LL. II s:affss--Sl-
GaYs the Lien ii !ht brave '"ld ,1iitii
STATE ind wh6:z Sans ksTe i'll times la
i. wal 81 n3W. proved th1ir title /" their
riHli" ii q uiIn. "phh5Iue rhrhii.
80. raii I'll Unr COMMON South ha: lah"n s.
niofr hrliY' perl III The recent S;i"l.'nIfy con
| lr:L for liz. tirihIr.i1iirr I'll orr iEhta Than
this interesting locality The h"""r al her
| educated Iurn and TIM strength ut her [u"f,
| hrc,i%ioTu-.i =, III" u-- "t hiIiiG trhin then
| lnildhna,i, hGya ,l.t.i with equal ardnr inf"
the Geld, ai.1 h7Te equally failen T'cI'r'7 III
the sacred causs of liberty. witness the
bloody field OF Williamsburg, IN which the
brave young Culoucl Anderson paid the for
fit Of ria life 20 his lively s"r:c Of duty to
his ccuc..: in h.r honr If fstsfui ts!si -
AIS, for the aged relatives and the wide elf
cit Of aIlniring friends whom this unexpected
blow has plunged into the depths Of atiic-
Ton Witness the feuriul engagement ct
Malvern Hill. III which young l!r0wneld--
every Inrh h-r1-!1at his life On hrs twenty.
eight hrtlr~IaY' Tra:a enough were shed
! far hrl, from 0rher aCra th6n ,h"6r ~ ht'
fond parents Wins, On the Ghlne eI's7''-
suinei plain, tina fall CT yoang Wilson, tn"
only son Of his ngcd and widowed mo'hcr,
ard the staff and support Of her declining
years. Who wil! now pr"rlda Tor her II
is true thu: on these ticldS We obtained signal
and glorious victories, hut at what n aacr:tjcH
Of everything dear to human affection
Put promised. IIessrs, Editors, to a'lyfr!
% en- incident ri considerable interest Which
laielv occurred ia this nrighhorhooi, III
which The children performed an important
aud hi2hly comlnendablc part. hnl which -
worthy ii public rnsr;i"D. aG II Wa Original
II suggested by the sympathy ri these little
angels for cur sick ani wounded soldiers; AMI
which rrnnif-~lrd itself in tho shape ofs cru-
, cert, rnlirn np for their benefit, under 'h7
! direction u thrif German teacher. 81 :rt"
w.'"i, d., elegant residence u Mr. hra!t"r.'.
IL .ao ,t.IirhtlUl f.;ai-l rh-nnr"n. mol aGiS
for the children, hut 80 hrarlr the %si,'I,'
,Ifirinr population II " The iliI2." whom tkr
,i,rsut.r4 nj Lh- wtT hh"t al lat: prevented
! frnrn .ri0Jin:; nu.h intercourse with st''h
3thsr In times prEl ECne OF Our hosPtsnlf
manSinrc hava Lren more celebrated rhfn
;ieei7,c:d :.r iia r.,isrct: :otrca7 cf i-iiii;"1
; tsi sid refined peraona. VITO he7s r5"t rn'sT
the ausr;cea ni ito genial 6ni attentive hr"tr-a
tor purposes OF entertainment: hut tl!: r1TT-
! pnnv was no1: assembled in tire causa Of hu-
fnanity. The p!r,.aure-gpourdH around TIL
houSr were filled, - latn IA the season nO'r Il
=iii rsrr flowers AMI Gr|tics- Ihar5 r'5ro
Eur lsrrs lsmpi hIrrinY. it low 9TirtT7
II Vie .h,rirI tl., fT-r:'. hT'i The rir' va:
4plrn.iii. ~ III" i,sri-n bnh front OF ihr
hn,iye we'll lighted. enci fully rarlzlei. ?-te1,
driving up t@ the lif;ti
The CONCERT vas given al H.! e"5niii1 Il
tie l9:b Of .julT. sud c..T,ci.:i:i - fh:. fi.iS-
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