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The "PAryr Rocx," TEsNEsKE.-When the
traveller from the Yves; first touches the French
Broad road winch is built for 80 40 miles IN the
bed of the ryer of the same name, on It's Northern
side, he beholds at one glance the sublime and
beautiful, the picturesque and novel, thickly hud-
died together before hira: Il ne be an admirer OF
nature he stops TO gaze IN delight; he feasts long
moon this first view, and lingers to admire rs
prandeurt But when, with reluctance, ne forces
himself away, and commences his journey up the
River, the scene so rapidly varies, so many new
and wonderful objects present Themselves 20 him,
that the excitement first produced IS not suffered 10
abate, but is Father heightened by the chang
Finding that ne has lost nothing by leaving his fIst
prospect, he hurries from the second, TO see lhe
scene continues undiminlshed in ls allursmen's
after he shall have passed the bend OF the Ki'ei
before him. He makes the turn-the lnteisss ~
the scene increases, and IN ratio WIN l:5 t 6nde
of interest Is his increase OF sped, unni unJ snur
himself urging his poor horse with WHIP GUY he
rapidly approaching the Paint ROCK anu =, ia
has wondered already al the stranse ane,ber he
which nature has crowded It's scene, r. rocLs
now stops sstonished and IN raptules - arnthey
in an unbroken wall, are plteo on ON - o.,.,banginr
rising hundreds of feet 10 the ar 70 fr c
.tsa's h;ob - scarcely wide enough tor car
-. 90 oSs ss 20 almost shut from MIN ihe s'gI'
nf d.v and make him shucder ioi MS saie'! 80
os.ss mon this stupendous PILE ct rocHs' leel.n


be;r awful heads far above hin ouu.n5 co.
o,baf fhundeT g nedVy Uult, oiie


20 'ne and stretching SO far along the distance,
iu1 pa, seer1 10 have pushed the River from us
his heart swes and papltates at the re-


mi nbraoce the hand that has placed tnerA mere.
lie tnrns for relief 10 the other side OF the RIVER,
~ THAT scene Mountains, detached from
aacb other except the union formed by the extern
SION of their bases rising, thcky grouped tosetner
above the dark-roliing ciouds
which often shut their surRmts from his lnqnirlng
eyes while the River, with almost deaiening
roar dashes madly among the rocks IN lts cnannei
and ever rushes onward through the deep gorge
provided for It's unceasing flow, completing the scene
OF the Paint Rock" [Cor Raleigh Register


FeyyDoM IN KENrUcKY.-We saw gentleman
Yesterday from Kentucky, subscriber 10 our pa
per. He informs US that the feeling OF hostility 70
the discussion OF the Slave question Ia MS heiSn
ho,hood is fast disappearing Lately Stakeholder
broke his engagement with colored man WHO
was irving 10 purchase his wife and chlldreDi .cy
taking them off, on slight provocation, and sellhs
them down the river The people were 30 IN,
censed that many of them Withdrew thei, cus.oiA @
from him az once refusing TO purchase at MS store


oar informant says he leaves MS papers al Inc
Post Office for few days, for The beneflt OF many
wbo pather on purpose 10 read II, and generally II
!. sa veil thumbed when he gets 1t, that he has
h.r'i v,ori, n read il. [Cincin. Herald.


WryTER IN NATcHEz.-Peach and plumb trees
are in full bloom in Natchez, and nave been ior
three weeks In almost any par OF Town peou'I ~,
u bouquet be puekeGd1 IN the SPen ai A s
IlH"s we were in the mds, Of spDg The woods are
beginning b to put on the gay attire which we did
not expect they would don fora month or SIX
weeks vet. The birds are twlitering and chirplng
about as if mating time. had come All nature
wears the appearance Of spring green, gao, uf
hi flowers. gorgeous hues and grateful fragrance,
and there has been no contrasting winter 10 make
its presence more welcome and pleasing.


[Natchez Courier, Feb. %