Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-18
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i AuusrmESTs-sharpleys popular Troupe Of Ethiopian
kfusires performing Dudley Hall
nackenzies Theatrical Company will appear in this city
= gain, Friday night
4 ELECTION BANK off1cEus-The following gentlemen
e elected Gil occaslaned by the resignation
officers in the Merchants II King, Teller
|y davenport Cashier aud John T. Baugh Clerk These
4 are all excellent appointments
THE ATTENTION of the public the sale
property which commences today at his store house
m Main Street valuable machinery will take place
after the sale For full particularssee
ertisement in proper column of this paper
EMORY & urSaY CotLFiw-we call a,toaou to the ad.
isement Spring session Of Emory and Henry Col
e It strikes that there few institutions possessing
yantages attractive young gentlemen preparing FOR
- active of life 1t presents inducements every por.
~ of the cath and indeed to the entire South Its
,tion Is admirable Immediately upon the line Of south
stern vemen rapidly approaching completion in the
lit of beautiful scenery, refined and polished society, bless
With the invigoratns aud health giving air of the
s and in immediate vicinity of springs of admitted me
ri,, vrtno fail apart from its other roemmenda
arrest the public attention The place may be easily
hod from almost any quarter slight personal incoqvcn
e and the with which identified ia spirit and in
hose traits of which have impaired much us
ire the State
,,inod n, terms at which will complain We
attention particularly to their item OF expenses and
a-acr it very striking one when viewed III connection
t unquestioned ability ana "eieahea reputation oil
~ Faculty
be College though recently established comparatively
in everything necessary both for student
and Professor 1t has coinnodions boarding house. with
professors houses large and weseectcd library philo
and chemical apparatus and all the instruments
II I'll for exnerimenta leeturng and illustrations in the
departments Wecommend this Institution to the
nton patronage othe South 1t is time to look TO the
nport of our Colleges and in education as in all things
e 10 sustain and encourage the enterprise of people
Republican.
NJ v,no,y,, CosrrRExcF-Fjfeenta Day-concrouee was
m oened by b. r. Duva with reading, singing and prayer
The Journal was read and approved
~ The Joint Board Finance made report, which
n reyed and ordered to be published
N rbe Report of the Committee In the of memorial
n Alex m ia planning OF mll administration by James
c,ning offered and on motion laid upon the table.
The trial of Dr. Smith resumed DR. Deems introduced
letter Rev James H. Brent, of Goldsboro, N C. And
then after statements relative to Mr. VIM H. H. Tucker,
Raleigh DR. addressed the Conference for the prose
Euon After he spoken hours and quarerhe
eudcd his order be somewhat relieved of i'll
ass Of which mllang-purposng to resume at -
k P The Conference then proceeded to the eonsdera
of after resolving to meet again at 81 a.
4 ock, z III.
The report of the Committee in the of j. b. Coulng
upon the table this mornngvas taken up The Report
II nd the resolution appended were then adopted
Ell Conference then adIoured.
E8 AFTERNOON SESSION
|F The Conference me 81 2. NJ. VIM b Rowhie in the
hair and opened with prayer by Geo NJ Wnfree The
| i nutcs read and approved
II The character of James d. Couing passed.
The case of Dr. Smith resumed DR. Deems continued
D Is address to the Conference.
When he had the Conference adjourned meet
hi Washington ST church, tomorrow dhis) morn
ing
BURNED TO DEArH.-Anthony Brady Waterman at
Etearns & Brummes distlery Richmond badly burn
Thursday night he died in few hours thereafter