1 452 NAWAB JABBAR KHAN.
2 and is much extolled for its fine healthy situa-
3 tion, is about a mile from Sultanpurbala,
4 below the range to the right, and is a very
5 retired and enchanting place. The Nawab
6 himself is the founder of the village, and has
7 laid out two gardens, which have not yet
8 reached to maturity. It is the winter retreat
9 of the Nawab and his family, and contains a
10 convenient mansion for their accommodation.
11 Notwithstanding its beauty, the place looked
12 very gloomy from the want of tenants, and the
13 absence of its master. The subjects of the
14 Nawab, both Hindoo and Mussulmans, who
15 remain, have much respect forhim. He is not
16 a prejudiced man or a bigot, but regards alike
17 with benevolence the infidel and the faithfal.
18 A Hindoo shrine, which he has built at Tatang
19 besides a mosjed, is sufficient proof of his im-
20 partiality. It was not without grievous dis-
21 appointment that we saw this place abandoned
22 by the self-exile of its good master, and wished
23 him an immediate return to it with the enjoy-
24 ment of the work of his own hands. After the
25 above was written, I learned that the Nawab