The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-01

slcepi.s o. Notre Dane n Munich, 3.s
Gufpa Of 81 paul's d London, so
Sfrei,les OF 81. Ansehaf.as Al Bremen. 50
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Streple Of 81 Mafg.'s n Venice, 81
Cprall OF the .lcsuli'a hureh al Paris, aii
As-ialii Tower II Baloaaa. 81
slcrrIs nf 81. Mays II setlia, b.
Capola 81 she lu,sizds at Pans, 2gs
600
Blyuara BapaarI--1'his MS pro.
irerdlng nj Rtn slsrri against hr.Jeftmi-
nh barnard Tor efnsIty to b.. niIr. Tae de-
ltedant " IS = lalIur by itade." ntlii a lace
sadly seamfa by the smln pux, aud iii
n al mnnlh atihaat lips, displaying san-
dfN er,tnge col1ri1 peg, d vrrstly dtsrfg-
Jog Lthrr & thJhes, as iitBty reerned each
oihrr's company a most unlikely man 10
81. 1se feis la1y's tye, We should have
thought, aud yet Ms. Bdfnard - fair and
Ishr is ouugcr hy some eart than he IS y
she REJECTED other Offers for az sakr aud
slie married him contrary 10 the ADVICE Of
her fionds and she declared that size had
/ been lrfre aud ie,iag nife IL hin, from
! The time b.. led hsr Ia Tie altar, even until
nov. iire Story nas SON loi1 " hlr. Is.
/ is a.cr.lel man sad she, " Ia spite of all !
/ ha,r donr tar hin--ll1pnsh have la~d
/ Lin ADD done mach for him ia sickness
aud health, hc - continually beating me.
| ! hasr provided - rnIniurtatia hume lor
! hnr BY mS own industry ~-iof all the mo
ury hr gets he spends u thr pot bbnses,
and don't ste hts sbtlilugs oil lis money
ourr ~ ui1e months | IN not a non II
/ thdl'a sisrntu aIae2ins al tay husbands Il III
ruhrs hant sai,ef am pleased t. sre iiin,
and II he comes nome drunk pat him To
bid aud sag nothing aud sci he vii hea
M. I.asi SUNDAY ac had hetnnHt tege-
ther among my relations, aud fhes had
done every iuag 10 make him IN good hn=
nor a. lhouolD, aea set Wien w goi
home al night lie picked quar'el with
me, aBd though bcgg,d him, npmy knees
/ not To brat i,r - Cod h1rss YOU h. don't
beat me- sald |, give uIu my clothes, aud
/ let me- gel aat Of eaaf way > set he DID
hrat ne till was - black asa tea kettle
Your worship eaHste u bat Il lace hasegot,
sud can burg witnesses 10 pro," about
my bark ils Worship told her there
"as no necessity Tor further proof. and ask
I'd Mr.. Barnard boi he had IN say for
himself Why, your Worship" rrpljcd
Mr.. Barnard The ca-e is this Il do mol
beats her continually only beat her when
/ corsidcr il Is for her good. Thr,e areTome
WHmrn aa wou't do without beating, every
body knows that, AND Mr.. Il /, one Of
'rln though don't deny bat she'sa good
IA very good air, 1sftnl"s 80 but, how
ever, that's neither here nor there. Last
Sunday night we came home from visiting
Il Ice acqndihiances, and the like of that,
rs Ms H. has told you, agd yonr Worship
shall hear how we fell cut, aod | think you
" III say | WAS IN the right. After we had
ett a hlt q supper, we welii up to bed as a
matter Of copree aud " lille wo were un-
dressing, Mrs. Barnard On one SIDE Of the
bad aud me on The other, | heard Mrs. d
give q hickHp. Halo, Mrs. Barnard my
dear sals |, ARE YOU ijpsey already ?
: M, Mr.. my love, SAYS she, im not lip
Soy Very we'll Ms. u. my dear, thru
nay ears have deceived ma for once.'-iBy
and bye, while she was pulling her stock
Jugs off, | hears her give another hlcc9p.
Halo, Mrs says /, you're at it again! and
with that, your worship, she turns 10, and
blows me ar Ike pick pocket, as she al
ways does indeed, il do bul look at her
Aud thcn on beat her : sail his worship,
= Aud Then bat her, repllcd Mr.. Il. rs
though his heating her wa, like bis going
10 bed after supper-'qete matter of
course : aud thereGpon he Was consigned
Ia the custody of thu gaolcr, unIll n should
find surety for his ahstaialns lrom beating
her III tulure,-Loadon Papor
ego
In work on the origin Of languages,
publ he'd nj Venice, about the beginning
utlhe I7lh century, the following hypothr-
sis is stated The author maintains that
the Greek was the primitive language in
fact, that Adam and Eve spoke Greek
lis proofs are, that rs soon rs Adam open
ed his Eyes aud hehcli the beauty of the
rrcaliou, he cried out q aud thus gave
birth To the Greek omrsl, or long o.---
That he next nseutcd the = upsi,lnn, OF u
fot after Eve had been extracted from his
/ side he exclaimed On percclying hct, =, U,
-, - FOc author then proceeded to
STATE, that Adams first child, ON coming
To the world, like must healthy children
we brhcNe,1 began 10 cfy-someihlnS IN
! dis fashion, e, c,c,c e, and thus articulated
epsilon, ~ shprt. The second child 5
voice hriag more shrill thin his brothers.
he poured forth his hllle grcls IN tones
! which rrsrmhled /. i. i, !, and thus had the
hounr of being the lrst WHO gave ulterancc
II the Greek iola. by arguments e
qd'hS eoneNt, ~ Slt3 On 4 prove, thal
the Greek language i, as Mt lral to mar
as certain notes are 10 particular species ot
bird, The necessary inference from Til,
Is, and ii is not lllle provoking, but thai
fnr the plaguy Interference of nurses and
relations, we should all, il left to ourselves
"tdk as naturally AS pigs squeak" Tn,
author does not, we believe attempt to ex.
plain satisfactorily, how our dear frst pa
rents managed To understand each othe
during tins slow development Of their al
phabet.
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