Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25
ritp aN0 S=tatr Affairs,

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r.s FuR-A NEw ANp ATTRACTIVE FEarrRr.-
rho PRESBYTERIAN Fair will commence tonight in the
u',raick House Ne arerequestel by the lady man
sr, 10 state that Thursday ngl,i. pfter tile cue
IN n series OF beautiful tableauN. charadrs and CO.
>, ntrams will be presented by number Of Young
3ies aud gentlemen who have Kindly Offered their
.rvIres Apart from the great inducements ALREADY
announced, the new feature cannot fail to secure a
lar e attendance ON Thursday night The tableaux
vii commence about nine o'coca aud last about an
hour or "a hour aud b5dt. Rreullcet that the OIL
iczt OF the Fair i, 10 secure the erection of II new
church for Mr.. Vaughan and his congregation. Lee
Tie attendance therefore he large aud the encourage
Sor TO RE IrVG.-The rumor = which we give
nutlicity few days since. in relation 10 the con-
drmnatou and hanging Of Col. Lnttwch's man. Al
Ia, CHARGED WITH the murder of Pleasant ubninr
unfnunIra He was sentenced In tran ,rrtation
and his value estimatel at : 600
We also learn that the Cont in finding Mr. Ed
,ord,. hoy Tom guilty or murder and con 3.,nnin,,
La, ia he hang recommended IA Tho t;overnor
a romnutation of his punishment Ia trnnsnortatian
,,r,tif, the pab,ic sentiment in mis- vicinity
1,,ru.r Gtrr-pnicr r p,1Iin, Es,. Of pctors-
-, H. ,,,....,tad =, d., o.,,, Ia, - c,,r 49,,
I'D raIrad ~ .toooo Tbn 't'5,r.,y ,,,r,,l,. n,d
advocates tbat i, be made a nnbli mark Ia
ho calied Roljnv p,rk in bonor of tho munifreat
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yne,,borg greatly nee9s q PARK Cannot some
rIl,r,,.s ,,,,,fft a., ,,,,eb t;t,.rslit, &c Mr. R4l
Inc and rontr a Great and lasting benefit on this
i,. a. II. Ias ar ptarshnr,2 ill.,. are, thoneopd.
i: ,;ii 1,,l lin, riesy, who, ,5,l he tha ,reo,
IF the establishment, of ,nbli Grounds in this CITY
r,,oaoqes are cr",l5a, s,eena5 GIiIa
.,s nI thrafre I'm, l;,ti, :. ,,r,,,,n,. lin >, :
l,,,o ,n,,, ~, ..L;.b brsi,..s i,dnras AMI tIn
,1essnrns md benefits If This delirh,fa recreation
I ~ : , ,,,,as,,r, los, -, ,,,,r ,;ti,,,,s La ,s
La,oa pal. VII ia ,l'o ha,,,, man ,Iai ,yiII con-
g.. a.; -. ~, Ii, cJ,,,!t a.;,;.a,59
W. n,rse f,r a resnorse
Co,..rv Xr,ys. We will take II "a an esnccial IA,
vor if our friends in ths and all the si,rronndiuo
conntie. viii send ns regularly tbe itema of mars of
their resneetive nciohhorhoods 4 faithful record of
home occurrences adds much To the interest of a
newspaper. and such we cannot furnish without the
assistance of our friends Brief notices ol sales of
land and servants of accidents crimes deaths mar
ia,as nrivatc innrovements roads schools churches
c,,,riInte Ia tho Interest nf this dauor,ment
R,ax RrnxFn-We learn from tbe Rockinyhnm
l5g,,,,er that the barn of Mr.. Daniel Murray near
part RennLlic in PocL iuohon, countv wasedestroy-
81 ~, 6re an sunday hi[bt week Nineteen barrels
- nonr 2n0 bushels of wheat 400 bushels of rye. a
,,an,it1 If oats hav fodder and straw Two wagons
a haronche an omnibus farming utensils and other
Il, vp1r Eipht bOrS u ra
a. Tho stahIe which were rescued with great dfcuI
- -. NJ Murray and his son who were seriously
4.a-Ia There was M Insurance unnn the nroncrtv
.,or,,risi,y and worthy citizen Tho fire was Doubt
loss The work of some vile ncendiary
1r,,v wv Ir,eu-We regret to hear minors of
In Ieighfs RESIGNATION and hone they are nottrue
a. 80 H., fr mo-, lilo J,d,,o eigb now remain
- ue ohio VOL informed nromnt energetic
i'm a ,,a,orv that pnver f,ryeis ANYTHING. his
stron, mind takes hold Of fine slroup poipts of
10 o] sictnt, II clear of The cbaf nresents tn Won
,i ,,ro o,roir
Arhongh he is not n vounr man. lie seems never
10 fire in the discharge of his very arduous labors in
tLe LARGEST crcuit in the State As Iurj.t. he has
no snpcrior and though we differ with Judge Leigh
in noltics we are not so much of nartizap AS TO be
men sbould ever grow old Nav the rood BEING. in
his providence, give him health and strength to hold
the office for many wears vet he 50 ably flis-RpaB-
SINGULAR PRocEDrRE-The following item of Gu
rous information il from tle Reble19 of Yesterday;
Smythe pitched into the passenger train on the Va
X Tenn Railroad one day last weak md levied an
execution for $4,000 a Judgment obtained against
the Company in the suit of Alexander rs the Va 4
Tenn Railroad Company Twenty thousand dollars
is large sum of money to pay, when we are inform
ed that only 81 800 were Justly due the Plaintiff
Now no" Is inns whose business IS II 10 see TO
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