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hcll wNoofki,s about 40 miles longs. which


was CONSTRUCTED at an inmense expense.


~ The Highlands you have, so often heard


Of, are most beautiful, picturesque, ,sand l


may even.say, grand and sublime. One oe
the Esumn,ils isfAnothoDy's Nose, against


theend ofwhich I htd fears our great boat


would lun, which would have been pity !.
but we passed around it,, and had fine
view, Such a nose ! never bsheld!


West Point interested me-. but |, did not


see much Of It. Ills the seat of ,heU. S.


Military Academy, and you have enough
said about it in Congress.a Itisssnid that


Mr. Weir, authorof thatsplendid picture in
the Rolunda, ,-a the Departure of Tile Pill


gtims," residesut West Point. This place
[and vicinity, are also memorable a, the
scene Of Benedict Arnold's treacherous


schemes. - 4, s.,...,


yyOf the other places, Ehave not time for
even a mention, except Newburgh, one of
the preuiestto towns onsthe Hudson, at which
one of my dearest school mates, now resid-
ing in the sunny South, spent much Of his
early life. have often heard him describe
The country about Newburgh, but hardly


expected then, that ! should ever be re-


minded a Of his interesting conversations by


sight Of the highlands themselves,


At Albany, we took a smaller Steamboat.
land came on 10 this town, which shall be
partly tie subject Of my next letter, We


had IN not time 70 stop at the he Capital Of New


Y.Gk State. Il has q. fine appearance, from


she rlverasn bnsas wv lTlSERAsr.
AZ WoMAN.--Never stsrnk1 from awomau
fof Strong sense as1f she becomes attached
/. 10 you, it will be from seeing and valung
similar qualities in yourself. You' may


trust her for she knows the value Of your


confidence, You may consalt her, for she
! is able TO advise, and does, SO at once, with


the firmness of reason, and The consldera-
ition Of affection. Herlove will be, lasting,
for it will not have been slightly, won; it
will be strong, and ardent, for weak minds


are incapable ofrhe lottier grades Of pas


sion. If you prefer attaching yourself to
ia woman of Ieeble understanding, it must


be either from fearing tosencoun,er supe-
| rior person, or from vanity Of preferring
that admiration which springs from igno.


rance, to that which approaches to appre-
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