Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-13
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54.I,.l ooURi- Itedsssiay DC l2fh-Oonner ". Con.
~ -lppoai from Circuit Com. of HenTy judgment
argued by Goggin and J. Garland Tor appellants and
- IL for appellee
,.r,e affirmed; argued by Goggn and Garland for .
u ,s and Irvine and Early for appellee
y Ne. IS I.yleappeal from Henry afhrmed-snbmtted on
notes by Early appellant aud Treadway for appel
~ ,,.,n IS Taylor-appeal from Acknowledgment at
.l-submitedby Wnghcd for appellant and johnson a
"a gin for appellee
l,uns vs. Price Time taken to consider TIL the next
I" = ,berson Bruce. Same
-, vs. Clement. Continued.
| ,rt then adjourned till next term.
o,,S1A coSrEREScE--E iepenh Day-The Conference
nened with singing and prayer hy Rev. l. Z. W Wilson,
@ minutes Saturdays proceedings were read and ap
broyed -. , -,
rho rial of DR. Smith resumed, and the reading OF the
-, taken at Piftsboro in the trial of DR. Deems WAS
tied The Journal of the North Carolina Conference
islnod +, prove that c. +. Deems character had been
NV said Conference at each session since his connection
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and the evidence Of the prosecution for the present
tlosed ,,..o ,,a ,.,., i, ,,,o
~ -, from Rev Thos J. Lemay offered In evidence
h,ch objections made by the prosecution and time
=, oons,der whether 1t was competent evidence.
,,r ybomas Branch was then examined
vi ,o,,ons Of Rev b. F, Blacke Col Geo Rogers and
L. u Chambers were then read.
was then called and part of his testimony vas
hv Dr Deems The Bishop decided that the ev.
denec was adinissioie. ~
.,se " as suspended
case Confrence then adjourned at o'clock M
| ,,,an,p,r MURDER IN BRUNSWICK CoUSrY-A CORES.
L., Of the Petersburg Intelgenor gives the following
ion,rs of brutal murder which was committed in that
un,y on the 9th inst
an' of brunswick was killed residence
10 ,;ght of the 9th Council resided the land of
Vim Moseley far from the State line On the evenful
question he neighbors close by to purchase
mo articles his return home he was met and assaulted
Vim Mosey and both of whom discharged their fire
s Mt him. inflicted him two mortal wounds in the abdo
nam and breast The origin of the difficulty is not known to
Mother is the provoeaton which induced the fatal
assaults
pprr,t MURDER IN RUSSELL CouSTY.-The Abingdon
tnjqn gives the circumstances of brutal murder COM
,i in Russell county Saturday last At eorhshuck-
Ia, in Castles Woods men, by the names OF Armstrong
e and Buford Hawkins both being intoxicated got INTO
a,ar Others interfering an apparent reconciliation had
place while before night Hawkins, accompanied by
his SON started home. After having crossed ridge he
v lessee in pursuit him. with knife in his hand
We halted picked arotten stick and threw
lessee struck the ground about midway between
m lessee then advanced and plunged the knife into him.
fine blade cnering the heart He died IN two or three minutes
then returned Sucking and told those present
Nh he had killed Hawkins and such the CONSERVATION
produced by the announcements that he effected his escape
and had not been apprshcndel on Wednesday last
TIE PLASTER BANKS OF soUrwEsrERN NIRGlNiA-Ihese
dposis saws the Abingdon rRnian to be among the
uree of wealth aud to Sonthw estorn Nir
GINA portion of our broad continent we presume
e, II could be made more accessible where it is purer
more abundant All is wanting to bring 1t into market
railroad Is miles long from the Saltworks to the Cove
which would develop all this untold wealth without even the
engine The Plaster being near the surface can be
with1 the machinery and there is about 2i0
%, .scer il, the whole distance With this regular and
hty Inclined plane the could be loaded at the banks
and carry their treasure the Salt works without pro
ceiling agent and returned by mules former
~ the method pursued at the Mauch Chunck Coal Mines
oIDiod has been discovered near Rocky Mount Frank
o..,nt,. cnnnnanv nrnnarinr to work the mine.