Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01
Citp Iu0 State aHditS,


Citp 1u0 state affaitS.
3ttrtSa PosrroSrn-In consequences OF the unavoidable
- nee Of Of the speak for the and the
iton others the meeting called far night
=. with College enterprise, has necessarily been post
- ed future day
yScHBuRo CoLLEGE-we published few DAYS since the
ress Committee of the Trustees Lynehburg College
our citizens urging its claims for assistance upon them
II hope that conclusive article srousng
~ people the Importance. them. of the the
II legc and the daty resting upon ihem extend
hearty aud libers cooperation The day that can lie
Nd permanent aud prosperous institution take -
ce along side the hourishng Colleges of the country VIII
proud day for fynehburg. We confidently believe that
AZ day Distant aye imagine that the haze Of
early is dimly perceptihle It's aceee
lion and the speedy midday brightness onr
zsns should earnestly and constantly labor II is due 10
i emsclvcs due their posterity. to our beloved
H. and due to the nob, sought TO be pro
ted II understood that the Trustees have chosen
The site of the College, the 1t and building own.
4 and occupied by y. IT, Campbell ESQ., with the ad.
ern premises in front This is in Judgment comrara
the most beautiful location citv-inl,ed for
purpose intended is superior any ever seen
design elevate the present building story and add
n,. largely increasing its capacity and giving more i'm
sing ARCHITECTURAL effect The dormiores students will
erected on lot in forthwith will be handsomely i'm
,ycd as campus The plan of the Committee when car
Il U
rtvo resort during the pleasant of the year This
scf should be sufcien, interest citizens en-
rrrjze-bu this scarcely to be reckoned considerations
en- cassed with the objects Of the tuition the ad
.r,res pecunary moral and ntcllec which may he ex
ncted to flow from It, Already in Its first session the Col
go numbers los students and learn that ere
ked the close of the term Sustained asst will be-
ugh seearian in its teaching dcplne)
highly espccabe religious denomination pat
rracc the only College in all The Southern States
OF Is in il ln
numerically the second institution of learning State Is
at all exravagant The Faculty have impressed com
,pnity with conviction that manners, morals ability
nd aaintmens they admirably adapted and qualified
the task they have With advantages and
ities establishing school Of high grade Ivnchburr
ene that brings into midst residents number of gen
emen distinguished intellect scholarship one that will
furnish Of complete education without expense
nd danger sending youth distance will an
tuay students from abroad and afford permanent
orrce Of fine, that will % refine the
Manners morals the Of should
fegard most uncompmentary to them to entertain doubt
hat they will heartily and literally into any scheme cal
ruated o these benefits
SpING-The arrival of Spring day glad event
hailed with unaffected delight potraoted spell
rigor with which the ccbearded monarch has ruled
last months Never did bird bound joy
Hy from The prison walls of its than do from the
"a manucles which have long been held did
eeI welcome embrace the object his
stor delight, than hail the Of that
aud brightest and sweetest Of all seasonsthc Spring
rarr if hot in r,aIv it upon usand in bid Il
fsi-a,l ,acomes only in name that it has
l.'. 4 warm BRIGHT sun, and mild balmy sphere
So come toe.
odd w inter slunlering in the open air
Wears on his smiling face dream Of eprias"
te change grateful for birds and flowers are
! picasante associations than aud ice
THE LATE Or b r RIcE-Sev era of our exchanges pay
aud eloquent tributes to the memory of this lamented
Gaod pd hie
agc last Sunday morning We subjnin that OF the Farm
IS he yOayta{:
DR. Rice was native of Bedford county. Va and brother
heologan and profound scholar the late Rev
John Holt Rice, D. the first Professor in Union rhcologi
d seminary Ia hi. youth while deputy clerk in the courts
o his native county then one u the largest IN the state he
epntv improved his opportunities of acquiring business
bits dot studying the great unwritten volume of Human
gr; el re gre9t success win which he TINS acquired
4.,',d-'l Iue WIS mnprstrd throughout his lrg ard
t Entering tr ministry OF the yteri1n Church.
rrorrr preparation for the aruous Duties Of his sacred
sue and with that deep of its mighty responsibilities
a and lsntcda church, which he Long the Pastor
at which has grown to be OF tharget churches
la sucressvely filed the Office OF Pastor In the
New York at Princeton, \ J., and at Hampden Sidney
in each # which communities, well as in many other
lace. thrlu ,hout the country he will long remembered
a great faithful and instructive preacher and
3aaI. Pastor. was too, in its fullest sense, christian
-. the highest style of man
ILL., warm aud generous heart was fun OF love for his race
lac has cf stainless synonomous with all that Is
Die and worthy OF imitation
ENGINE House OF THE MOUNTAIN TRACK BrRvED-we
the Dispatch that Sunday between
md L. the engine the mountain track on the
side Of the mounain,was burned together with
I1arv The mountain engines. the Baldwin and the
r. Auders a. in the house aud sustained iaurv
he eagnes estimated at $1,000 the total loss
fane1
STATUE or WA5HISGroN-On Saturday, Mr.. w. Hub
al died. il casting perfect statue Of Washington nj
edmond. GOV, Wise Ex-Gov Floyd. and a dis
,'sled gentlemen present witness his success
Sunday The Rev. T b. Jones of Norfolk dictated the
a cal N. aud preached eloquent sermon.
fusrASFrhe report published few days since OF another
sis a tie Black pits eontradict,d by the
asantof the pits.
MARRIED
By the Rev. J. A sentt Halifax c. II, the goth Feb.
Mr. wv j. TURNER Miss EMILY SC0TT, formerey of
/ rmyllle.
OBITUARY..
Died at his dence in Prince Edward Ihursdov the