Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-14
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rough passages to have occurred among the men,
bers of the Baltimore Convention Two of the Missis
ppi delegates had regular set to, and clnre was
split The harmonious brotherhood from Virginia also
had their peace disturbed; but no blood shed.
OurRAeE-A friend from Fauqier informed us Of an
outrage in Loudoun few days since unparalleled in this
day of outrage and wrong young from the North
graduate OF Yale College, and of highly respectable
nncxions, engaged teacher in that county.
lie became cnamored of "A beautiful young girl in the
| neighborhood, with whom he clipped and married at
Washington. The yourg lady had many sutors. who
being greatly disgrntled thus being outwted by
Yankee Schoolmaster, determined revenge. One of
them went to Washington and invited the bridegroom
and bride his house. and sent his carriage for them
to some point on the Railroad In returning, the
riage waylad the dragged from the side Of his
wife and despite her and imp!oring appeals for
mercy, he bound hand and loot and beat until life
was nearly extnct.-F,ed. Nnes.
Madame Albon, the distinguished vocalist, a
mong the passengers by the steamer Hermann, which
arrived at New York on Monday.
Mile. Parodi left for Europe 0 Saturday, in the
Humboldt.
HoRRIBLE.-A Mrs. E. Mo- ison. of Hancock coun-
ty. Tennessee having lost her husband, became partial
y insane On the Gath umo, she procured axe,
the bed of her little and literally him to
p;ece She then went To the well and drowned herself
THE WHEAT CROP The editor of the Culpeper OBJ
'''''' .''''' ."" '"N 'e"' ~
no'iced' whist rdins throus" Mauiso" county iuS'
week. that many fields of wheat had been entirely de-
stroycd by the Turner in the upper part of
Cupcper informed that his entire crop of wheat
would not ylei' MN three poSheis-ffe"' Htf"'".
Terrible DEarH.-Last Tiursday evening terrible
accident occurred ut the wooen factory in Stanton
While an employee, Mr.. Humphrey. was engaged in
some BUSINESS pertaining the machinery. he pre-
cipitacd head foremost into a val Of hot WATER and so
scnlded Us 10 cause hts death few hours. He leaves
a family v ho reside in Baltimore
w.-.,vrro. Mrv,c,n,, E,rc-,oy a., N.,,,,
NJ Iohr ~ M,nrv u,s .,s.,od Nav, If W,sh;no,,.n
;,r bv , ,,,r;,v If soa aver Mr. I.,ox III. rresen,
incumbent. The contest was an exciting one.
ur,nr, mo,, l;,,s,lv =, ,,ouon- ,y,,on s.o,
500. ,,,,r,..,l am n.,d, ,;l, I., n, ,b. b.n.. -,
NJ Hi e ,t e hi; ,,o h. NJ e.
land W. lo.rr ,h,, al. con, far him % coma into tho
H.. ,:-, :I
pin. the head and the third abe reached round
chair which he had raised and struck him the neck.
which killed him instantly. Mrs. q. is now in Jail to
awsit her trial 7enn,) J0arnal
Ncconx,c,. Rs,prus,xn Nowrrs -Thsox,o,,;
establishment Of Mr.. McCormc il turning into the
Harvest Fields, unprecedented number of machines
to
"Cut the bearded grain a brcnih
And the flowers that grow between
Since the opening of navigation, one hundred and five
Reapers have been shipped to New York City, for the
"Od Dominion Pennsylvania and Alaryland five found
their why over the 'rren Mountains mt" Vermont one
heds OF the sunny South one hundred and seventy-ve
nave oeeh scattered over me buckeye oa'e' one Is os
stag IN the Atlantic en- fonef"r f"derand one hundred
have gone to te Jerseys; twelve have brought up in
Gotham; was forwarded 10 Alabama: one to Ell Dora
do and one to the Indian Country. away West of the
NssisSpP'makns t"'a 81 pre- hu"drcd and nghfy-o"e
heaPers and Moving machines arendy sent out from this
city tho present season-Chieago Jonrndk
Mr. Me,cbcr ,be Irish ex;e "a m rece;ve demo,s,r,
tons of respect from his coutrvme,, and other friends
in Now yorL Tro, Ab.,v Rs,on R,,,;uor. ,rd ,h
ar pl,ccs He will h. welcomed hv ,heu ,,,h o,,hus;
nam For III. ,,-.s.r, b :; ro.i;,r r,,, nm 7 -
Island
N"sSu. " sa'a' sans Tor Europe during the present
WEN me Aioahy express Is our a"'h"rity' Al Al
o'"y' u" '"u'"'!' ne Nis'ea me STARE Agfic"huta
oo"'r' ""' he chiareh OF inc PuoHc sehoo's
y" inc oap''s' ohufch'
The New York Evening Post (Earnburner,) says that
the nomination Of Gen. Pierce gives general satisfaction
to the democratic party and inmates that the Van Blu
rem wing VIII give HIM warm support The Post re-
gards the aiorm ms OF no binding effect and under the
circumstances mere fnrce Politicians generally con
eede at ''en fierce VIII unfe the whole strength of
he party IN 'hat State' ana throughout the Union
Gov Hunt of New York, has declined call an extra
e hal 6, H.
sures for the completion of the canals He says that
such step would not hasten resumption of the public
works. lie also declines to call a convention amend
the constitution on the ground that the reform
plated can be as speedily attained through the
pointed out IN mat instrument as it now stands
:, '-'' american GIRL OF west
r',, ''"' "'s or Two since
H. ~. having oeen
g 'dO'''hg