Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-20
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u.rsf>ztl Avon Troupe played IN this city Saturday
zh and lefi yesterday morning for Lexington
rur CONCERT Of Mcsrs Turner, Sanford and Aniei at
,udey Hall last night well attended and gave great
.iisfaeiion. They will give another concert 'o'higu'
LARGE Conx-Everyhl in the vegetable line seems to
outlone precedent this year harVeiohs tales Oh huge
oueton Of every variety vegetation are told IN almost
r, manor We road Old mother earth has been most liberal
her gins the past season with the prodgaity of do
Nc parent has profsaly layished her faYors upon us
we arc constantly being reminded Of this fac Mr. Nin
Tough of i. county ha, office some of the largest
ears Of corn the writer remembers ever have seen We do
not know their dimensions; but doknow that they are
monsters otheir species But is not astonishing that the
excellent lands and farming ofM Cough should pro-
duce results such Rs that now before US
NoRro1K-The Norfolk Herald says "Our city has again
resumed its yonted animation and activity in all the dcpt
nens of commerce aad mechanical industry giving hopeful
assurance Of recuperatve energy in its population when WI"
speedily retrieve all the pecuniary losses they may nave SUI
ered BY the epidemic business will soon get into It's Ola tram
our merchants already receiving and shipping the pr'dnes
of the country and filling orders for goods wares ana me
ebaudse shipping visiting port and giving employ
nent to the hundreds who depend that great interest and
the br Of our fortunes from the fearful storm
through which il has passed viii soon glide joyousY on her
VOYAGE prosperity In former days Nearly all the asen
tees have and going about their business as usual
in good spirits cheerful and confident and at rate deter
mined to 'Herr f" Those who still remain abroad,
afraid to homo, may dismiss their fears and return
forthwith The few eases Of sickness which fingered about
the city till recently who returned than
amonth ago
woyDEnfuL sAGAorrThe Front Royal Gazette tells Of
horse well known to that community as odd Roam. who
lost shoe the successfully of his free
and accord two blacksmith shops. Al the first he was
repulsed but Vulcan No. . acute and accommo
dating Whether Old dsbursed the quarter directed
to be charged the Gazette docs not state
CONFERENCE.-The annual conference of tho Methods,
Episcopal Church oths will its session in
Petersburg ON the 2sth lust.
DGcLINEsD. Graham Esqr representative elect for the
county Of yte declines serving consequence OF the ill
health Of his wife
Jno T Crockett Esq'r candidate I'll
the vacancy.
RE- APPEARED Star of the KanawRa Valley. which
destroyedb fire in Jul last has again made its appear
THROUGH TICKETS FOR RicHnoSD.-rhe Orange and ~
exanra and the vrgini Central Railroad Companies have
through Richmond
ing on Tuesday last. The price is fxcd at s. 80.
RsyWAL-Au extensive revival religion progress,
ing in Baptist church Charlottesville ofsey.
eral denominations officiating
DR. s,nrH, of r. MCoLLaH preparing series of Lee
slavery, for Publication They formerly in
only Cor delivery before the senior GLASSES of r. Col
legc, but the friends OF Dr have obtancd his
their publication
CANDIDATES james II Brown, Esq, and Col. Charles
Rnner candidates for the Legislature fill the vacancy
caused by the deathof DR. Thompson, delegate elect ka
nav ha county.
POISONED BY ADuLTERATED LIQuoR.-Several servants
ofRocknsan county have recently been poisoned by drink
ing adulterated whisky. One of them died
THE BIGGEST PUMPKIN YEr.-Mr, James Gladden., Of NJ
Crawford raisel the biggest pumpkin have heard ofth
season. 1t weighs one hundred aud thirty pounds.
WE call attention to the card of Mr. WM. r SmrIsoN.
Banker and dealer in Land Warrants Washington, d C.