Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-19

ouraAaFors AFFArn.-The farmsille journal gives
tie following particulars ola villauons Outrage re-
unity committed near that place
IN old MN named Sissle arrived in this place saturday,
foay lew Of them here he Sf. viii the rcmader the s n
morning, II presumed for Richmond taking road To
ton tr ,nilcs town he was arcosed
hy tttleslon and named Thus Beard invited 10
The husa li.afd proposed to trade hun watch he
81 was lea Ing examined The wateh and NOT regarding
cH,ct. upon which knock hin down lie soon rorain
oih feet aud mad his ty t ms arse which h. non,1
Heard and lin lcston then followed hun 10 the road ud
tp from his no - hnoekrd him VI. aud after heating and
lying the rood wcIterns blood helpless inscnse
In that situation he discovered persons returning
from Church aud by them conveyed to ncghhorng house
Where upon examining him was discovered that his head
aud face wer most horribly geshed aud mulae eye
much injured as appreh tina, sight will be
ruined and his limbs ana body likewise exhibited eyeuces OF
severe Injury such the particulars Of this affair
reached Is Heeahhot vourh Tor iheir enlre correctness but
'rae they certainly make an outrage OF most brutal aud
ihnent the law can inhct uddesou arrested and held
10 bail for his appearance at Court in the sum sjoo We
haps sixty five years Of age, while the other
Eme OF NE and are athletic powerful men Beard particular
Fatal AID lloRRBLE ACCIDENT BY CAMpnEyr-A
most deporahle casualty occurred in one Of the ne
gro quarters the farm of Dr. Anthony c. Boykin
near Smithteld, in Isle OF Wight county on Sunday
night last by which two colored women were burned
tn death, and three children so badly burned that
caused by one Of the women, while in the act of
pouring camphene from n jug into n lamp, the wick
OF which was lighted. They the mothers of the
children who suffered with them. One was in bed
at the time, with newly horn infant. Mother and
babe both fell sacrifice to the lames.-NorjoM Her
aid.
DEATH OF a PuYslctAX.--Dr. Archibald p Strothcr
died on the 9th instant, the Warm Spring, Bath
county, Va, on the seth year of his age.
a CLERICAL ExoursTE.--In returning from the
Pos-oiee, evening, passed " noted revivalist
minister of the Methodist church lie was harehead-
ed, holding his hat in his hadd Struck by the oddi
" of the thing, not being warm weather enquir
G ola friend of the family in which he soourn-
ing and learned that it was his customary habit to
spend considerable time before the looking glass
combng, fixing, and arranging his hair previous to
proceeding to the church. and that he carried his hat
in his hand instead Of placing il on his head for fear
Of disorderine the locks it had taken him long to
pat in due orler.-Heiigious Herald
NoRPolK MArrEns--A Norfolk Correspondent of
the Richmond Dispatch of July 9th, gives the fol-
lowing items
Gov Wise several gentleman Richmond, left this
city this in the Coffee for Cape Charles,
where he will speni day two fishing Several citizens
avaled themselves of the opportunity to take trip
1t Ro b. Pegram has been ordered to the Gospor Navy
Yard, vice Ii Jas. II, Morrill, waiting orders.
The steamship Guatemala, bound from New York, tor
Honduras is lying Hampton Roads detained by the refusal
Jas Lyons Esq of Richmond addresses the Democracy
this city, TO morrow night, at Ashland Hall.
George Guy examined the charge of causing his
death by setting fire to his house in Portsmouth,
Chas Magruder arrested to-day charged with firing
pistol al Mahala negro woman owned by Geo Mcintosh
The underground railroad does not give easily to the in
attempt get off in small boat Arrangement. had been
made by them by their Northern friends for successful STAN
Daily American has partner announced to-day in
person of Mr. John X Hathaway enerprisng business
ma Friend