Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-20

W4sn last visited Lynohburg the South side
y ,aI VS. not completed was much interest
ing with the work near Lynchburg. which crosses
! the James twice aud encounters SOME considera-
he difficulties. Its location in this part Of 1t IS
i liglly cr.ditahle 10 the Engineer, Mr.. SANFORD,
/ and if appears n be VERY we'll built. 1t passes
along IT, centre II the fertile Island, known as
! p.civafs, AMI striking the Southern bank. not
i far heps ihp depot nf tHs Tennessee Road con
tiuup- A. the river until It forms ajunciioa with
that roal.
At Lshchbarg we remained Inf an hour for
dinner Undertaking t. write letter while there
| missed dinner a. did another gcntiemm Of our
/ paI't: bat there Wls one tao thought of Us aud
Who when | wa about II get on tae cars IN obe
dnuce 10 that startling cry Of Al uhoard!'
,gered bearing along wrapped mp III many
nov .pnpers. enough ment and oread for dozen
men III. timely arrival and h. grateful bud
,,rt saved us from the dire eNi gsaey ot crossing
the Allegheny hungry; aud Will ent 'idng his
newspapers which contained materials "a much
moro valuable than newspapers generally da-wc
mentally passed high euagy upon the benevO-
lent FREUD Who had thus given, in n small way,
striking proof Of the true gentlemen, whose
pleasure EYER Is 70 promote tlc comfort and en-
joyment Of others.
At Lvnchburg we were joined in delegation
of public men and citizens Of that place, among
whom was only one editor tMr. PAXTON, Of the
Republican, who accompanied rs II w ytheyiic,
and who added largely 10 the pleasures II the
20 lrntE' "hu' ih'y iaid our party en'. o ''Eh'
II u' ~ lu'F hiilI a't'nI'"n7' va "NnN'.'
'hi'I Ehglie'r ailu T. IL 'i. ~, p'"''"
snPrnhiend'ht % the Ne. ana en- h'aa' "s'r
among those who Joined u WAhnlcd then with
pleasure a. me- were 10 taNr enafB' " u "n"
we resigned ourselves Win a'acfi'y 10 'nef III
rcction.
Leaving Lynehbnrg we found ourselves I,eae-
trang further Into the dark redIaaa, which we
ma STRUCK Just p'lo" inc io"n' a1a ""'on 8i'"
richer As we advanced until we reached aeheart
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an" '"o'Su "'Gtc''u II! y'a'S ny s'"'' ny "'o
no" reeeFiE TUE o'"'.t o' d more c"'tlp, nus
oahury anu IRE re"uroil2 III" i'lllrI ich!Y i'i
ms labors' J he construction OF the "gha ana
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ilheffv' distance OF 2l3 miles from LYhch
burg with hre stoppages on the route, Is reached
IN - minutes. ms lisa specimen or the gen
craI time ON the road and the hour ct arrival
and departure from the beglnningto the end OF the
routebo ways, and at all siaiI3ns,ls Inostialh-
fully observed. Liberty Is very pretty village
possessing an air ct comfort aud good taste,
and showing signs of Industry which give proof
that II Il live village. 1t is agreeable to look
at such. There are places in Virginia where the
people have gone to sleep aud in such they don't
IKE up generally until their TOXINS are past re