Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-23

- rob feat Il it. sting aud content hun with the
i4ie which vii c1nsign him 10 the shades Of pri-
at. life. at only near Onaneock, in the county
If Accomac on the Eastern Shore Of Virginia.
CITY HorEi-This hotel formerly the In.
fan) having undergone repairs and re-furnishng
sill be opened on the 1t day Of February, by
Nr y. \. Pat,eson.
AT How AGAIN.-Our neighbor, the Senior
e the Republican, announces that, after an alb
seuce ola few weeks, he has returned, and, now
hat til fight ha, commenced. intends to b. At his
elu, until the conflict i over.
lie WEATHER. sunday night, We were
treated with sudden aud violent change of wea-
thcr, from wet aud warm TO c!ear and cold
During the night large amount # rain fell and
SIC wind blew a young hurricane. An agreeable
consequence Of one or both wa, that yesterday
the sidewalks were a. clean Il, If they had been
secured.
Ill. BEHAVED BoYs.-Mr. Wise was much an-
noycd saturday Il ght by the illbehnyior Of
crowd OF boy, Who had taken possession ct
part Of the hall. Boys that cannot conduct them
,elve, properly should be kept at home hy their
parents, gnd # this i, not done the police should
take charge of them.
SUDDEN DEA1H.-Ne are gricyel 10 hear of
the sudden death OF a bright little boy aged some
: or : years, the son of our townslnan. Charles
y. Stathun. lie became i'll during the night
Of Saturday and died early yesterday morning,
having been sick only few hours
\ sLIDE.-The mail train from the west yes
terday WAS thrown back about >! hours by a
,dran the track, not far, we learn, from Blu
tard'. depot.
Masonic UAIL.-Dr. Gerondplo's lecture aa
ycrtsed for last night was postponed till hi,
evening, owing to misunderstanding in regard
to the ball 1t will be given at the Masonic hall.
The proprietor of the Diorama giving way for the
purpose.
PRoFEssoa WAsHSGroN-This distinguish
ed gentleman lectured in Petersburg, at the Ii
brary room, Friday evening.
DASyILLE RAltRoAp.-rhe Danyille Repub-
lcan says the bonds of this Road are selling very
rapidly. The sales had several days ago reach
Ell the sum of Sl9l 900, and they were still in
demand The work then will go on. and the
present year will see the Rlilroad com ieted to
Danyille,
MASSACHUSETTS, Norfolk Argus learns that
few evenings ago, two negroes belonging to
w. :. Wright Esq. of Princess Anne county,
went to kempsyilIe, obtained lodging, and retir-
ed to bed, where they were both found dead in
the morning, with no evidence of violence about
them.
ANOTHER New Coal CoMPANY.-Itis stated
that company is about to be formed for mining
coal in Mary land and Virginia, and have secur-
ed As a basis, II purchase of 100 acres of btu
nnous coal land in Virginia, adjoining the Balti-
m"re and Ohio Railroad, containing 300 acres of
fourteen feet ven-the whole property mnderlaid
with an eight feet vein, also six feet vein of
remarkable purity-and having other purchases
in view, invite the stockholders of the Phoenix
Mining aud Manufacturing Company of Virginia
10 join them in the enterprise
GpsP)Wr NAVY \ >Ep.-A correspondent Of
thr Petersburg Express states that '.Uncle Sam"
has at this time sixteen hundred men employed
there much to do, 30 much money dsbars.
81 at the yard. 1t requires largely over $40 900
every two weeks 10 pay off the hands. Besides
fitting out the brigs Perry aud Dolphin, for the
coast Of Africa, they building two immense
steamers, the Colorado and Roanoke. and pre-.
pairing for SEA the frgaes Potomac and Raritan,
aud the ,loop Constellation.
SHGULAR SuIcpE.-Alfrcd Peppers commit
ted suicide on the Sd inst, by throwing himself
bead foremost into the well of Major john. w.
Patton, about three miles east of CIarksburg,
va.
RICHARD X. GARRETT Esq. formerlya repre-
sentative in the Senate Of Virginia from the York
District, died at his residence in York county
on Sunday the 18th inst, of Pneumonia.
FIRE IN PETERsBURG.-Ihe carpenters shop
Of Mr.. BENZ Z. Alley, in Petersburg; containing
troyed by fire on Friday evening last. The loss
i very serious.
JOSEPH WILSON, Clerk of the Circuit Court Of
Bedford, good man and a useful citizen, died
at his residence in Liberty yesterday, about |
O'Clock.
BrRGLARY.-The jewelry establishments of
Henry iloIcombe was entered by burglars Sun