Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29
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leu i;,,,on House. lie is highly complimentary
lt establishment, aud speaks, he says, after har-
10 '"i-.r il ample trial He says: Reader, If you
log s,n,f,rt good living. kind attention, polite.
,r,olating aud gentlemanly landlords, expert aud
80, servants stop nj the Washington and see if
o,tbng the writer has said is not true and more
Nan true Oar correspondents praise is well de-
vad By the by the proprc!orS are now introda-
49, come modernism which will he very great inn
sscmcnts One is the adoption ofthe round ta5ies
tba dining room. The very much enhance the
,onencc comfort and appearance of that depart
,crt Other changes greater Importance are being
,ade in the conyenenees ofthe establishment.
u,x KuLrp-A ran named Pcasey was killed in
ris city at Il house OF i'll fame Wednesday night by
LING stabbed in the arm. \ man connected with FL
rods Circus has been arrested for the killing and
will he tried to-day, when the particulars will be de-
veloped.
Tug BRACELET advertised in the Nirginian a short
time sipce as lost has been found The owner can
obtain information OF it by applying at this office.
REVEALS IN CAMpnELL.-Rev Mcssrs. Lunsden aud
Gregory of the Campbell Circuit write the Christian
Advocate rs follows;
oWhile thus writing on business, we would say TO
the praisc of the Lord. that He has been doing ~
tgings for us whereof we are glad. At Rehobotf Il
were converted, Sharon %, and at our camp-meet
ING lust closed we had 43 converts. o. for pene-
costal shower on all the Lords vineyard"
Emory AND HENRY CoLLEGE-We pleased to
learn that the present session OF this excellent nst
tuition opens most auspiciously. There are now be-
tween 40 and 80 students-a larger number, We
believe, than ut the beginning of any previous ses
sion. There are few institutions OF learning which
possess greater advantages as 1t respects the faci-
lies for reaching it, and its attractions in point of
health, society. scenery and the means which af
forded of acquiring, on the most moderate terms,
finished education. We refer orr readers to the ad-
vertiscmy1t for terms, and from what we learn OF the
Faculty, cannot hesitate to say that we believe
the College entitled 10 the most liberal patronage aud
entire confidence Of the public. We understand that
one of the graduates this College, within the short
period of some four or five monts graduated in the
school of Ancient Languages atthe University of Nr-
tnia the last session With marked distinction and we
are satisfied that with tEeeXcepuon OF the University,
there's no Collegein Virginia or the south where the
course constructions is more thorough. We are ex-
ceedngly gratied to notice the spirit of improve
ment now prevailing in this regard in Virginia. Our
own College, most excellent one-s rapidly acqui-
ring nm envable reputation and We are glad of the
opportunity to speak of it in this conncxion-Ly'ach
bqrg Republican.
YOUTHFUL Pnopley.-A correspondent of the
Petersburg Express, writing from the Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs, says:
THE ceverest boy in the world is here. The most
astonishing human being my eyes ever beheld. am
speaking seriously when say, that the most wonder
ul specimen of intellectual boyho0d, the world ever
saw is here He is son of Mr.. &. p. h, James the
novelist and years of age, converses as wisely
as discreety as learnedy, Hueny, elegantly as
the first living statesman in America! viii you be-
lieve me, Mr.. Editor, when | say that felt awful
when | heard the wisdom that fell from that cnilds
lips | do not say he is the most remarkable boy
ever saw for that is faint praise say be is the most
remarkable man ever saw. He is fine healthy boy,
with Il superb head, rich brown eye, and p0sSeSed
Jy an intellect ranging many many degrees beyond
the present altitude of mind If he be an advance
specimen of the coming men, what Il world OF intel
lectual giants we are approaching God grant him
physical strength enough to support the stupendous
superstructurc of his mindl God preserve tins boy
and may these eyes behold him in the grand MATURE
ty of his manhood. My prayers shall be often Tor
thee Charlie: My thoughts, in solemn moments, when
| am humby trying 10 grasp the majesty of truth,
shall often revert to thee Charlie, and the grand sinh
plicity of thy conceptions"
CorRr OF AppEAls-The following decisions have
been made by the Judges of the Court of Appeals for
Western Virginia, in session in LeWisburg
Hamilton vs.. McNeal. &c-revcrsed Hogue
Beirne-alirned Jos Mays Ellen Mays-reyers
ed Bowyers Admr. vs.. Lewis Almr.-reversed; Dal
ton VS. Montgomery affirmed: Robert Raper, &c, vs.
Anierson-aflrme,l; Pugh IS. Pu Lh-reyersed Muck
oils VS.. Waugh--reverSed; Vaughan ". Preston-at-
firmed; Bledsoe rs. Boomer--reversed and remanded
Stout VS. Dodge-affirmed; Carter -. Hale &c.--af-
irncd Fleming vs. Gloude-atirmpd; TiPtons heirs,
&c.vs. F. l.. Halc-af6rme1 Stuart & Boyd vs.. Hale
reversed ana rcnlanieLt bfaHdll &C, vs. tltefsOll-
affirmed; Donally Clarkson-diSmissed and disa
greed; Guthrie Melons Admr.-reverscd and re-
manded Davis Carney-reversed and remanded;
Jas. Lyons IS. COUGHS Exrs.-atirmed
ELoPEMEyT-The Norfol, 1msrican notices the fact
that f. II. Winshp, jeweler of that city, "a fair,
light haired young man of %, with blue eyes, has
off with Mrs. Beaton wife of Edward Beaton, pro-
pretor of the Union Hotel in that city. The lady left
proessedly for Pittsbure Pa visit to her friends,
but it proved that she had gone to Philadelphia,
where she met Winship who had taken some Of the
jewelry along with him.
ACCIDENT TO JAMES L. HEATH, EsQ-We regret to
learn that James f. Heath, Esq. of Richmond met
with painful accident Saturday night last, in
Warrcnton, where he has been soiourning this
mcr lie ripped and fell upon stone pavement, re-
ceivDg severe injury to his thigh, either disloeat-
ing or fracturing the thigh-bone, lie suffered SO
much as to render even slight examination Of TIE
wound excessively painful-1leraHdria Sentinel.