...Richmond and Petersburg. Richmond occupies a very picturesque and most beautiful situation. I have never met with such an assemblage of striking and...objects. The town, dispersed over hills of various shades — the river, descending from west to east, and obstructed by a multitude of small islands,...

...never met," says that enchanting writer, " with such an assemblage of striking and Interesting object!. The town dispersed over hills of various shapes ;...trees, and myriads of rocks ; among which it tumbles, foamt and rnara ; constituting what are called the falls ; the same river at the lower end of the town,...

...Richmond and Petersburg.* Richmond occupies a very picturesque and most beautiful situation. I have never met with such an assemblage- of striking and interesting objects. The town, dispersed over hujs of various shapes ; the river descending from west to east, and obstructed by a multitude of small...

...description of the city : " Richmond occupies a very picturesque ami most beauiifill -',i '. ii ii MI. I have never met with such an assemblage of striking and...small islands, clumps of trees, and myriads of rocks, constituting what arc called the Falls ; the same river, at the lower end of the town, Colonel Mayo...

...description of the city : " Richmond occupies a very picturesque and most beautiful situation. I have never met with such an assemblage of striking and...small islands, clumps of trees, and myriads of rocks, constituting what are called the Falls ; the same river, at the lower end of the town, Colonel Mayo...

...thus writes of it : " I never met with such an assemblage of striking and interesting objects as here, the town dispersed over hills of various shapes, the...small islands, clumps of trees and myriads of rocks — the same river, at the lower end of the town, bending at right angles to the south and winding...

...river travel. The canal was not cut when William Wirt told delightedly of Richmond, "the town disposed over hills of various shapes, the river descending...small islands, clumps of trees and myriads of rocks — the same river, at the lower end of the town, bending at right angles to the south and traveling...

...the eminent and lamented author of the British Spy. " I have never met, says that enchanting writer, "with such an assemblage of striking and interesting...shapes; the river descending from west to east, and ob189 lands, clumps of trees, and myriads of rocks; among which it tumbles, foams and roars; constituting1...