Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13
APHORISNS.

Learn the valu of A mau 8 words and ex-
pressions, and you know him Each man has
a measure of his own for every thing this he
offers You Inadvertently in his words. He
who has superlalye Tor every thing wants a
measure for the great or small.-Lerdttr.
A man has no mare right TO say uncivi
thing, THAI TO acl one no mo'e right TO say q
rude Thing 10 another, than TO kaock him down
-.I0hnSon.
A person who is TOO nice an observer of the
business of the crowd. like one who is too cur
Gus in observing the labor of the bees. will OF
| ten be stnng for his curiosity Pope.
Sufmse Is The e0ssamer that malice blows
on fair repnta ions the Corroding dew that
destroys the choice blossom. Snrmise is phi
marlly the SOU nj Of suspi 'on, and suspicion
is established before ii Is confirmed, --ZimmeY.
an.
Acid him who from mere curiosity. asks
three questions running, abo IL thing tn I
cannot in,ercs' him.-Larntfr.
There is NO defence against reproach but OBJ.
security (; IL Is - KIND OF cnmnlIttant TO greatness
az saiires and inv rtryrs wera an essential par,
Of a roman nph.-4ddison.
Receive u" silsiuc ion TO- premed itated i'm
per'lnence forgot II oigive IT. h keep him
inexora1ly at "a distance ho offered it, La
rdter.
Laws are like cobwrbs, which may catch
small flies but let wasps and hornets break
| rosgh.-StOW
The great art of life is to play Cor much, aud
| TO stake little johnson.
Deterence Is the most complicate, the most
| indirect and the most elegant OF all comp!
ments.-Shendone.
lie who maliciously takes advantage of the
| nhguarded moments OF friendship, is no farther
from knavery. than the latest moment of even
| ing from tho first of ulghi.-LdU1itr.
| Virtue is like precious odours, most fragrant
where they are ncensed or crushed for pros
| perity doth best discover vice, but adversely
doth best discover yirtue.-Bdc0n
| RICHES Riches can only be regarded as
| the means of happiness when they produce a
desire for vrtuous distinction but il the DOS
SCISSOR has neglected the culture of the mind
| they serve but 10 expose him TO ridicule aad
contempt (Urquhari.
BASDBOXES.-No lady is allowed 10 carry
| more than Seren handboxes,-aDy one having
more, can't go cried one of our stage. drivers
The other day, when receiving his female pos.
sengers. Concord Gnsette
hAIS-Ihe Nashville Banner complains
OF the immense number Of rats which infest
thS' AO pidtt, " observes, more be-
set with rats, than the good town of Nashville,
The crevices of rocks on which it i. founded
| serve as convenient shelters for the nox,ous
vermin, which with all The exertions that have
been made use of with cats, dogs, and poison,
not only are not exerminated, but grow more
and more numerous
Tartar on The TeeM.-Mr. La Beaume
has lately asceriained that tartar on the
teeth is produced in The same manner as coral
by animalcu'l; which after having formed the
indus. insinuafe themselves between the gums
aud teeth Causing diseases OF both, and their
secretion often communicating the breath. Mr.
lie Beaume has also ascertained that washing
the teeth with vinegar, and brush will, in a
few days, remove the tartar aud the use OF
powdered charcoal and the tinc,uie. of ,ha-
tsny, will efiectually prevent its formation.
JOB PRINTING