Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12

With the press, both in Richmond rnd this place.
aud i. well calculated from his experience infar-
nation and intelligence. Ia conduct newspaper.
| They propose commencing in short time.
RICHARD &. MoRnfs.-This gentleman MI
dressed the ctizcns of Fncastle hast Monday
night on the subject of Internal Improvement.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE ELEeTIoN.-The fol
lowing gentlemen were appointed by last Camp.
bell County Court to superintend and conduct
the ensuing election in this county and city:
Ar THE CorRr IIousE.-John d. Alexander,
George Yqille, Wiam A. Clement, Edwin r.
| Page o. {. Clark, Crier.
Ar BURroS's CREEk.-John W. Wildnan
| George Vermion, 5. 5. IIlsman, breckenridge
Cox aud John &. Johnson. l.. c. Dowdy, Cricr
Ar New LoNpoN.-Edward Carter, Peter
Hunter, Robert Saunders, Ecnno Bramlett and
William Haas. +. c. Echols, Crer.
AT ARNoLproN-B. w. Porter, Charles An.
thony, Burwell Lee, Moses Arnold and l.. Moon
| d. r. Arnold, Crier.
| Ar HAzLEwoop's.--,John c. Ward, William
| H. Pearman John A. Bmnkenship. ID. G.. Moor
man and Henry w. Clay. b. +. Emmerson,
| Crer
| Ar MARYsyIIIE.-,Dohn y. Dabnev, Robert
Johnson. Philip NJ. Payne, William d. Elan and
Benjamin +. Pearman. c. c. Harvey. Crier.
Ar FALLING RIVER CnuRCH.-James T. Hurt,
William l.. Graham A W. Smith, Thomas Bet
tcrton and james +. Galloway. James Terry
Crier.
Ar Now1fS's-Wm A. Poore, Wood Jones,
ID. b. Hancock, Henry W. Marshall and Bolrn
Cock. Lewis Page Crer.
Ar Demonstrating +. Wiihers, Bennett
Tweedy. Henry II. Franklin, William w. Din
widde and Daniel $. Evans. Isaac NJ Rucker.
Crier
Ar Observation-Disclosures et Doss, s. S.
Diuguid, John Thornhill, William Cough and
ames Lindsey. John w. Martin, Crer.
PAULETr's.-R Richard Perkins Juo Fariss,
John r. Knight, VIM. NJ. Shoemaker and Jedu-
than Carter Alfred Taylor, Crier.
Ar TERRy's William r. Yancey, Jesse T.
Diugnid, NJ. S. Langhorne, Robert c. MeAllisier
and Christopher Winfree. William A. Horton,
Crier
At LYNenBuRG.-Pio Planters Uarehouse.-S.
W. Shelton, Thomas T. Moormnn John T. Muir
rill, William A. Read and Granville Jordan. j.
II. Conley Grier.
Friends Uarehouse. -,ames NJ. Cobbs A. b.
Rucker, David X. Lyman Seth Woodroof and
George w. lanccy. G Clark Grier.
Goops.--
You al this a "cnnvss',' -,i Sam with grip.
A. frame eif Of LeaLe they we've pulling;
Il may have been canvase before came in
But it looks nightly like poo'ing.
FRE.-The alarm Thursday night, was cnus-
ed by some portion of DR. Lyman's house taking
fire. 1t extinguished without doing much
damage
PAGE COUNTY Coils. Mann Splitter and John
Mcpherson are candidates for the Legislature in
Page Col. Nc would no doubt, again offer "a
horse for kingdom" to be elected
WHEAT CRop.-rhe Monongalia Mirror says
in the adjoining counties, both in this State and
| Pennsylvania, the wheat crop is very promising,
wherever there is strength congenaity of
soil to make it grow.
KANAwIA DIsrRIcr.-The Greenbrier Era
says it is thought that John $. Carlisle, Ameri-
can Candidate for Congress in the Kanawha Dis
trict, will beat c. s. Lewis by about 1000 votes.
FEDERAL CouRr.-The United States District
Court, which commenced its session in Staunton
Tuesday the LIST, adjourned on Friday. No bu.
sness of interest transacted.
TREMENDoUs.--A black snake killed
near Fishersvile in Augusta county, n the 4th of
May, which measured Il feet 3 inches in length,
and ) inches in circumference.
GLORIOUS EFFECT OF Mr.. HUNTERS SPEECH.
We hear that : or Q Democrats have Joined the
American Party since Mr.. Hunters speech
Can't we hear from him again Fredericksburg
| NerS
ALBEMARLE.-A convention in this county Sc
leeted Messrs. Thos Wood and VIM. r. Farley.
both talented gentlemen, able lawyers aud of
great personal popularity. as candidates of the
American Party for the Legislature.
WHEAT CRoP.-The report from all sections
of Roanoke country is that there is fine pros
| pect for an abundant wheat crop.
LICENSE IN MoNTGoMERy.-At Montgomery
County Court on last Monday, the application
for License to sell liquor granted by vote
of IL to :.
HENRY c. LOVING has been nominated by the
| Democracy of Nelson for the House of Dele
gates.
Hon. 4. II. II. STUART addressed the people
of Staunton on Saturday.
! NIRGINIAN IN KANsAs.-Nr. II. Rives Pol
lard, Virgnian, is the editor of the Kansas Her
aid published at Fort Leavenworth.
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