...man, with their interesting appendages. The artist must be destitute, indeed, of talents, who would not engross every heart, as well as every eye, by...be exhibited, with powerful impression, the kindled dwellings, the sickly mother, the terrified nurse with the new-born infant in her arms, and the furious...

...husband and father, flying to rescue his wife, her infant, and her nurse, from the approaching hortle of savages ; attempting on his horse to select from...the sickly mother ; the terrified nurse, with the new born infant in her arms ; and the furious'natives surrounding them, driving them forward, and displaying...

...her nurse, from the approaching horde of savages, — attempting, on his horse, to select from nis flying family, the child which he was the least able...be exhibited, with powerful impression, the kindled dwellings, the sickly mother, the terrified nurse with the new-born infant in her arms, and the furious...

...l-hounds,—alternately and sternly retreating behind his inestimable charge, and fronting the enemy again,—receiving and returning their fire, and presenting himself equally,...be exhibited, with powerful impression, the kindled dwellings, the sickly mother, the terrified nurse with the new-born infant in her arms, and the furious...

...behind his inestimable charge, and fronting the enemy again ; receiving and returning their tire ; and presenting himself, equally, as a barrier against...impression, the kindled dwelling; the sickly mother; (he terrified nurse, with the new-born infant in her arms ; and the furious natives surrounding them,...

...able to spare, and unable to make the selection ; facing, in their rear, the horde of hell hounds; alternately and sternly retreating behind his inestimable...shelter to the flight of innocence and anguish. In th« back ground of some or other of these pictures might be exhibited, with powerful impression, the...

...least able to spare, and unable to make the selection ; alternately, and sternly, retreating behind bis inestimable charge, and fronting the enemy again,...presenting himself, equally, as a barrier against the murderers, and a shelter to the flight of innocence and anguish. In the back ground of some or...

...efforts of this gallant man, with their interesting appendages. The artist must be destitute in deed of talents, who could not engross every heart, as...the sickly mother ; the terrified nurse, with the new-born infant in her arms ; and the furious natives surrounding them, driving them forward, and displaying...

...again, receiving, and returning their fire ; and presenting himself, equally, as a barrier against the murderers, and a shelter to the flight of innocence and .anguish. In the back-ground of some or other of these pictures, might be exhibited, with powerful impression, the kindled...

...his flying family, the child which he was the least able to spare, and unable to make the selection ; alternately, and sternly, retreating behind his inestimable...presenting himself, equally, as a barrier against the murderers, and a shelter to the flight Hew did aho effect her escape ?. of innocence and anguish....