Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-14

villages on the banks Of The Gaadalquiver, and
the barbafians' ~ere theprotectors Of learned
men. aud restorers ofthe arts and srirnces
] all risk dozen Of the vine of which kalstah
/ compounded his sack. and IL l. a. dear here ~
Oiio Of roses, tnat til, will be hi, best book.
! suits lggeoius 10 d title. You teeolIeei
his Moorish tale in Bfacebri1ge Hall what
beautiful thing il was
Tea Irdde.--An idea nav be for
med oil the magnitude of the tea trade. AS mo.
| uopolised by the last India Company, when
We state, on the authenticity of the London
papers, TINT nj their neat sale, 2Yh May. the
whoe quantity Oft teas TO be sold IL 3 900.
ono lbs, which Is precisely the same as deciRr.
ed last sale. Oh the ses erai descriptions thcte.
ATE of Bohes 100000 lbs. of congou, Campoi,
Pekoc, aud Soachins. o, 400. ono lbs. of IVAN
kay and Hyson Skin, 1925, oOJ lbs aud OF
Hysen. 275.oooil s.
Wonderful Tree.--A paper publish
ed in Gore. Upper Canada, mentions pine
tree now growing. IN thai vicinity, which, n.
bout yard from the ground. measures 20 IL
! feet In circumference, aud appears Ia be but
little less al the height Of 10 or 20 feet. Its
1hnle height is eslimated al 200 feet. II
! known by the name OF the "Johnny Martin
pine. from the cifcuinsthnee ola Scoichman
OF that name Who once lived near II, always
stopping for considerable time as he passed
thai way, aud viewing il with mute astonish-
| meat.
One of the blessings of Mondrchy.--
! The Duke OF Northumberland, the present
Lord Liruenan Of ireland, has an income Of
Eaoo. 400, ($l,oo0, 900 per annum. And this
man is sent TO Ireland, poor. oppressed Ire
land, 10 f.f,ep on the pover.y' OF the Irish pea.
sauts. What contrast between the governor
and the governed.
Il speeay relief from the painful ef-
feet5 Of Sealds or Biuns.-l, is simply by dip.
ping cloth well IN Iar, and binding nightly
on the part affected twill give almost ,mIne.
date rtiieff'om The most violent pain and
is recommended 10 hs kept in the hoise by es-
~ f,mlly having young children
W0ldsses. - We took regular vie "
Of Webs,er's Dietonnr, the other day, says
the L. ;. Gazr,ts, snl some folks, in search
Of good things never overlook the sweets OF
life. we telt II desire 10 see how u New -Eus
| land man Unld d, fine the word Molhssrs ,
| when, Il" II appeared that The Ia autographed
of The east acknowledged no sIch ~oid He
gives IN place of that clare ri vtnrrah L. no
men, the o'thograrhy mELAss.s This ~
against all use certainly IN Now England
| dhh " no NOT hiiutlShHu tnt ust ol Uh
| las rs there, we shall scarcely know where to
iaoh We confess thai, the Greek, melas the
Spanish melazd; Italian melase, &c. &c all
seem to sanction the + in the FIRST $, llabe--cS
! pecally II the liquor derives il name ON ac.
| CO nj Of 10 color from the Greek melns, black
or With reference 10 its delicious tickling Of the
palate, from NELL, honey. But as the Article
IN question is the SGT or liquid part that re
mans of sugar drained, may II MOI Come from
! he Latlu noiio, m French mot or, perdaps,
! the Greek mdldtos l-espochlly, a the first
sugar boilers must nave understood Gicek aud
! Latin In this supposnivn We recover the
! o, aud COM btca, with authority 10 the good
| old fashioned orihnsraphy of our ancestors
| though W. confess thu same d"rvalion gives
| an o TO the second s} liable also AID We have
! consequently, the word spelled NJ ,lO,scs, aud
ou ia0ing 20 another observation-disclosures
edition OF Johnson. imprnved--we have the
word spelled English authority is, how
ever rather with Webster Our merchants, or
their clerks, would do veil TO consider the or
biography with reference To the authority
The other American Dictionary referred To u.
| bove, says, no boiling will bring molastes Ia
! any ufher consistency than syrup" The
| little hoy OF girl, who half breaks his OF her
Jaws cracking penn 'orth Of belly nuis, would
scarcely take the ciionary makef's word in
this Gaze.