Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-18
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NOUN VERSION AssociAr.oS-w AsHINoroS--e2p Fra.
have before announced that the 22d
sere will celebration Of the day this city
ainary Ii Is know. Of citizens thai
~ ladies Of city are engaged in the praeworthy ef
err TO render efficient aid the enterprise
e since by alsy of the South purchase the home
and crave wash gon and bold Mount Vernon
ia nerpeuiy the Mecca of Amcrcato which all the
aud of the land of tho Father Of his Country
"a and worship his memory This Association cooperaes
nth the organization of the Mount Vernon State Committee
i Richmond We have also stated that the Lynehburg Mu
~ Association have generously and calamity
i've Concert the e?dthe proceeds (which be%e-
ted 10 the objects ofthe Auxiliary Association We
liberal patriotic among will avail themselves this
ortunity contribute least the price admission
et TO 80 lauabe enterprise The ladies han snderta
zen to purchase Mount Vernonand they intend carry
tho chene They ought not and fail many States
ftbe MON the work goes brayey on-and yginans
nsh to that less much has thus
"a in this than in many Of the other States
The idea learn prevails TO that the Yer
r,perty the hands of Northern spectators wish
= make money by speculation the Of Washington.
~ ia an error The estate is still in the possession
ed nv member of the Washington family refps-
,o sell it to company of Northeraers. But
-, re in the hands of Yankee adventures, so much
would for the patriotic labors
edition to Musical entertainment authorized
a,o that our talented young townsman. Samuel Garland
=, the solicitation of the ladies, will deliver address
cosiou of the day and explanation
m nas and present condition OF the Association We invite
,go Those who cannot should send representative
ndey Hall will be suitably decorated on the occasion.
,Ir,p YEAR DEMoSsrRArIos.-The Wheeling Times
avs. ave lady driving wohorse sleigh Main st.
& as much bravery and she had long been
med to the The sleigh contained two gentlemen
aud two ladies exclusive of the driver
any heiades of Lynchburg feel disposed perpetrate
smar procedure recommend as fit subject for their
, wear friend Paxton of the Republican, that
no of personal pulcritude sufficient to in
nce ny advances their part but victim of misfor
,une he is entitled than ordinary attention and ympa
INV We before told the tale of his distracted blankets
and sad relate, dngs have yet been heard of their
bereabou nor expected that they will again glad
dan the vision the bachelor person of their former
nar It is gratifying how ever, know become
oned and with heroic fortude the though
feeling at ,mes somewhat
Like who treads alone
Some chamber all deserted
Whose lights dead whose blankets fed
And all but he departed
AWFUL EFFECTS OF THE CoLU.-A writer in the Richmond
Dsnatch gives melancholy OF the effects of the cold
IN King A. Queen county. He says 1T has been difficult
with many to procure the necessare offemany have lost
valuable cattle other live stock ands melancholy
several of our citizens and number of slaves this section,
have been frozen death and found dead in the fields
Mr. Archer and Mr. Carlton. both of King Queen were
found near their houses frozen of leaning against
m which he had evidently attempted in vain to get
over The other dismouned from his horse and opened
his when away from him and he wandered
a short distance in the snow. laid down and died.
topt negro man standing in field not far
from house long excite curiosity and found
son g aminaton that he too, frozen to death
change OF CIRCUIT CoURT-A bill has passed both Hou.
has changing the times of holding the
Circuit Courts Bedford Judicial Circuit che changes
are ; follows:
Patrick. Is: April and September.
Henry 18th April and September
Bedford 18th April and September.
Franklin, 10Th May and october
pittsvlvania, 2sth May and October
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE MADISON CT Ho.-A correspondent
of the Richmond Dispatch from Madison Court House
sev write the the place have just succeed
cd in ahdu r.ne Of the most destructive CONGREGATIONS
have ever hi here The commoncedn the large and
hp1~amr frame residence owned by Mrs H. harness oppo-
site 4o Tavern aud nearly the centre If the village
The flames spread rapidly and destroyed all the houses on the
>n,rpfour in number Mr. Thomas tin ware mandatory
among the buildings burned 1t was also owned by Mrs
Etrnes.
The saddle shop w Foushee torn down in order to
prevent the further spread the flames. The loss by the fire
"a considerable though now estimate it. 1t was the
result of ncendiaIismn
the property was insured in the Mutual Insurance
Company of Richmond
LIFE OF MADIsoN-Hon WIN. c. Ryes is engaged in writ
Ing the Madison 1t viii be published by the Nl
ginia Historical Society