Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17
INTELLECTUALLY. Ilne 9. Isso.

REDrnfcEssua5.Va. !dne g. 1850.
Distressing CasuaLg.-it has not tailed 10
our lot 10 perform more melancholy task man
that Of ann ouncng the death oil JOHN D. Tau
GftTTo. esq. oil King George county, the only
con Of the Honorable John IdhateTro, oil
the II ouse of Representatives.. tie met his
death By sccilent-his horse pinnging IN
TO the Rsppahannock. from which he tell,
and receiving injuries from the horse while
In the water, he sank TO rise no more. lhIs
distressing event occurred on Friday the 4th
instant. The deceased was IN the SD year
ul nj, age, he has Tell widow (the daughter
of Governor Barbour,) aud five Little orphans
20 whom the loss is most severe. The bereav-
ment produced by his death is also terrible TO
his parents and Connex ohs and bis loss Is fell
as most affecting by the whole circle # his
acquaintance. All who knew him will mingIe
their sympathes with those OF his immediate
relatives. Tor the severe dlspensailon. Such a
man. cut of IN the ycIy PRIME Of HE, and ia
the fall career of virtue and OF usefulness, Is n
public Calamity. His eulosy IS pronounced by
those vino knew bun best, who IN their own
language have declared, that so exemplary Wa
every aci of his life in all that enuobles man,
that they would not wish TO utter one Of the.n
il il were in their power. Herald.
A Rad Rode in Georgtn Not long since,
a man IN the suburbs ot our Town, Was nrres-
ted and rode on rail, by some of the nsctur-
nal conservators of the peace, Tor the crime OF
being ia favor of Domestic improvement lin
other words, for having whipped his wife A
way. seeing the rail IN the :" tall tide OF success.
fnl experiment" as Mr.. Webster ,ould say,
cried out. ironically, Hurrah for the first
Georgia Rail Road Home manufactures
and domestic improvement forever! What do
YOU thnk of the American system now ~
added he, addressing himselfto the Culprit,
" RdiL away, ahd be - TO ye, retorted
the uneasy rider -" amt in favor OF no such
constr,lciton-it be, wish may lie split"
Macon Telegraph.
The New York Evening Journal calls public
attention to the following advertisement, IN
which good wine is pulled off after new
fashion The reader, who may MOI already
know it, will hardly believe that the name
to the certificate of the goodness OF the wine
rs a real one, aud OF highly respectable standing
too. Nat Ill.,
FROM TIVE JOURNAL or HUMANITY" PUBLISH
ED AT AEDoyEE, mAssACHu' ErTs.
The subscribers have for sale on commission,
some Burgundy Wine. warranted pure, which
has been imported expressly for the use OF
Churches At communion. IL is offered at a
price which will barely cover cost. and CHAR
ges, in the hope that such vine may be sub
stltuted by our churches, IN place ofthat which
is mixed with distilled spirits. II packed nv
boxes of one aud two dozen each aud in bar
rels of three dozen The price IS SIX dollars
per dozen. All olders from any part of tue
country VIII be promptly attended TO
"" intend 10 keep a constant supply OF
wines of the above character at various
prices, as soon as thev can be procured.
POMEkOY L. BULL.
New York, May 81. 1890 AZ, Front street.
The Wine mentioned in the above circular,
has been imported ut my suggestion, aud
having been tested by chemist, ! confidently
recommend ii DIS free from all mixture II dis
titled spirits. Mos, wine in use, is mixed be
fore il leaves tie country where 1t Is made.
ARTHUR TApPAN