Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-11
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- 4xp FAtK-Thc ladies Of eth Street Methodist Eps-
itur.h will hold Feas, and Fair the 18th inst We'd
- evening at Dudley Hall We feel confident that this
s,arnt will be sufficient to draw large attendance
- ladies To admire and danties feast upon, the
would grudse the tr!ing required for the graf
= deserves not the The person going not only
. the worth of his money! phrase which makes us
tp woman the pciitionerin substantial delicaeies
,rnify Is also afforded for social intercourse. More
This. the profits arising will be applied bcne-
,sa We know that the gallantry and libcraly of
lnen of city will respond generously to this call
49, f,ir ladies' '-Rcpa6iica"
..y.n ny THE VA & Tenn. r. r. at the Iynehburg Dc.
".' ~. week ending Saturday, 9Th March, 1s56
5l pounds butter 277 poundsieoal 1880 pounds;
~ ~ fll lbs; corn 1876 bushels feathers 236 pounds;
'fi sharres ginseng a pounds bar iron PIC pouufs
'or "a nenls lumber 4,l0o fit lard 3335 pounds oats
''d leaf tobacco 1881 pounds; manufactured to-
- "a 5o pounds wheat 1885 bushels wool 40 pounds
naueous 73l27
T. W. McCRARY, Asst Freight Agt.
Nh tl through Messrs Payne & Christian the above
I've HI hooks by WIN. r. Badeock Charleston s. c.
' the Primer First Spelling book, the First and Sec
,lsrs and tie Reader and Speaker. They are well
IN and seem to be compiled and arranged with great
@ I'm and admirably adapted to instrutting the youth
.' Il affords us particular pleasure to direct the aen
ublic to these books, ON the fact that they
ID" " tbern press Let the South sustain its ltera
' ,d il up to what it and will be if properly pat
ronzed
- prpsr-The dwelling horse and kitchen of Mr.
L. zi,meunan about mile from Fineastle,
astroved by fire Tuesday night last. Nearly the
f,be furniture also consumed. Loss about $500
-, = NrRpER IN PATR1cY CouNTY.-The Danville
IN" trns that a man named Ingram of Patrick county,
1ared on Saturday evening, the LIST of March, as he
r,inr home from a warrant trying. lie was in com
i,b two men, Eanes and Merricks. a company of men
r in advance of them hearing the noise OF the strug'
teued back found Ingram in the agones of death
rbe supposed murderers escaped
ro,,pt rrroH OF THE RICHMOND AND DASvIILE RAIL
The track of the Richmond and Danyilie Railroads.
finished to Danvie The passenger trains were to com
oenre running there yesterday
: ,par c,rrIE-Mr Samuel c. Ludingson of Greenbrier,
h D., 1o1 cattle that will average 1000 pound net each
Static OF WASHINGTON FOR THE V NJ lNsTiTuTE-Ihe
,oe has unanimously adopted joint resolution, authorz-
49, tho purchase from VIM j. Hubbard, Of bronze cast of
u's staue of Washington to be placed in the Va Militia
Institute. the same not to than $4,000 The
he's tuition has yet to be acted upon in the House.
p,rfr AGENT APpoGNrEp-Mr. Henry c. Hewlett of tho
nost office has been appointed Route agent to
,,,,,. I'm, mails between Richmond and Weldon. n. C.
ROANOKE AND CRAIG CIRCUIT CouRfs-An act has pass
M Legislature changing time of the Circuit Courts of
ake and Craig counties. The next term of The Craig
m will commence Tuesday the 18th day of March, and
Roanoke on "Wednesday the Goth of March.
MARRIED,
am the 9th inst, by he Rev Nelson ID. Head, Mr. SAMUEL
4 Ll6GAS and Miss ANNE NJ. MAYS. all of this city.
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