Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-04
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n,.Ts,rr cornr-Ysaerdas -iiolrombes Admir- rs. Ear
lev Argument concluded and case submitted
Keen vs. Keen 4 stockton. Argnedand submitted.
Kritzs Admir- Dalton. Argued and submitted
Adjourned until II O'Clock this morning
HusrIsos corRr1he December term of this Court was
held Yesterday No criminal business transacted
.Iyycanuno CoIIrar-The friends of College viii be
raihed to learn that the Conference OF the Meho
dist Protestant Church session heartily endorsed
that institution and tho patronage Of the
Church The following the action Of the Conference.
whereas Rey DR. Samuel X. Cox formerly President
If The Madison College, several Of the former profes
s institution has located at Lynchbnrg Va and or
ganzcd college in thar city with competent and experene
al corps of professors with an attendance OF from eighty to
hundred seoars and whereas the citizens OF hat sy and
vcay with nohleafted beraiy worthy oil inc denizens
good dominiun(od bless her-haye subscribed
sufficient for the erection OF suitable buildings there
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Of the p church, that rejoice in the location of said col
oge yncbbnrg and in the auspeions circumstances under
which it has commenced its exercises.
2 Res0ireg ftr.es Tint nasnueh liberal endowment
of mai enerr IN order 10 secure general usefulness and
particular adv antagcs church in aiding to educate
children undcr Mehos, influence and also in
preparing young men ministry gospel
midst we ehcerfuly and earnestly recommend to
rged hberay of brethren and friends in this State
RsJlrsa ao That having entire confidence in its Off
and faculty the great cathuncss OF its Location and the
high reputation Of the enlightened and pous community In
which IL snaed We recommend tosnch OF our brethren ana
friends MS may have wards TO educate thoroughly to
parnze the Lynehburg College by sending them to its halls
q hsopcd That the foregoing resolutions be pnoshea IN
our minutes and copy forwarded to the Methodist Protestant
We pleased to learn that the agent of the cge Rev
Mr. DOM phon that tes succeeding admirably in the
Object OF his misunderstanding when last heard FROM obtained
over $1,000 towards the endowment
MIR. GARLASDs first lecture n Constitutional Law de
yed Saturday ngi in the Methodist Protestant Church 1t
Introductory series he will deliver this winter,
the students Of ynchburg College, and principally taken
up with preliminary and explanatory Mr. G. succeed
ed finely with his first ccture being praceaicear and og
cand at tue same time clothed In such beauty thought and
expression make interesting ALL well nstrue
tive Judging from the first prepared to expect n-
torcsng and instructive lectures from Mr. Garland
and congratulate the faculty upon having obtained his
vices in this department The second lecture will be delivered
next Saturday night
PORK is selling in this city So cas,-salcs limited A
good many hogs We're in market yesterday.
YscnBrRd has had the distinguished honor of
twenty thirty of the members of the Legislature of Virgin
in at time They arrived here Saturday evening in the
Western together with large number of hogs spent the
night and left the next m6rnng in Especial train for the
opnlis ofhe State In their patriotic hurry the
scene of their own law making they forgot the law of high
Source, which Remember the Sabbath day keep
holy Its rather ominous circumstance that their first
stop towards preparing for Legislation act of rebellion
against the laws of God Their arrival has been
ported at the present writing and be that they have all
off the High Bridge been land other side
Jordan, punishment for their ransgression So how
will Virginia from great loss Such saugh
the the could scarcely survived
II their companions in travel the hogs would not be
quite bad but such hog killing Legislators would be
sad calamity nacoifor who would rise up fill places
Bat taking trouble in advance entertaining
groundes ears-so viii dismiss them Those whom we
lament doubtless reached their destination safety AZ many
oyscrsaloon barroom, theatre and tiger
nothing about the halls of the capitol where that great
and question has this prob
ably decided, "Who snail be Sergeant at Arnsf"
RAILROAD Acc1oESrTwo or three cars loaded with hogs
while ascending grade and ran back unit, they
with another train by which number of hogs killed
and considerable damage done the and engine No
persons were injured
THE NEW SCHEDULE for the arrival and departure OF the
of the Virginia Tennessee and the sorde roads
into operation yesterday BY this arrangement the Western
leave al o'clock A. NJ and arrive AT o. F. NJ, and tho
Southern leave at g. A. NJ, and arrive at i. NJ.
CHARITABLE CoyrRIBuTIoN-The Cashier of the Bank of
Virginia this city has received and for the
the Norfolk and Portsmouth Orphans the of seventy
doarsgencrously contributed by citizens residing the vi
cinty Of 1yc River Warehouse, Nelson.
See advertisement of money losin another column.
TRIAL = GuSs-Thc large guns made the Tredegar
Works in this city for of the frgaes the
Richmond Enquirer have been tested by Uncle Sans officers
and proved satisfactory Not has burst during the trial
although subjected every known the most ed
gnuuers For Dr. past they have been firing for
adabpeces aeny asst by order of the government They
agn firing Zach # the guns 100 times successfully with the
charge hey stand that they will increase the
charge and firing until they burst They object of
this experiment ascertain in which part OF the gun the
explosion likely the metal having been gradu
a.cdi thickness upon new plan
RELtG1nUs-Tho following appointments IN the Danvine
Va District made the meeting of the North
{ .rolinq Methodist Conferences Danvle-B F. Long s s.
Bryant, sup; Dtnvile Female CollegeJames JAMESON
President; Yanceyv ile-J p simpson; Leasburg-J w.
! NJ. II. -
Joseph Goodman; Stauuton-A. H. johnson; Ptsylvan-a
YIN. NJ Jordan Frankin-SJ J. SPOTS tloghany Mission
J. f. Kerns Panck-O H. Phillips Stokes--W. b. Richard
son; ienry--W. w Alder.
CLARKE COUNTY has voted by majority Of 73 in favor Of
subscription of 500 the Alexandria Loudoun Hamp-
shire railroad.
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