Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19
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r ro, saws, As Tayiors very excellent company
~ va understand Ani.h their engagement here this week
- nav possibly give our Lynehourg friends Turn Inc
t dramatic corps the best that have ever appeared
,rrc and W. shall At all times wish them success
Al, TAYLOR IS only very handsome weilormed man
he Il refined gentleman in manners and morss-a lover
ri, professon arduous student who while men ef other
ic about in restaurants coffee houses &C.
~ CHOW well mt with every rswdy and fanednt may
hi. own room STUDYING his profession with degree
Il s,.rvor every way Commensurate
uroylor we see the tslen, that will him yet
mt, all the tragic who have hitherto been known
In this country
.,,,,os CoSvFsrIos-A meeting of the American par
ynchburg and friendly thereto will be held to
, IN the factory Of Langhorne Sons for the purpose
H,oipug delegates to the siaunton Convention Full
Tendance Is desired
-rur pYvE& HARRISON oPrR. TROUPE. The Pyne and
Harrison opera Troupe occuny the Theatre for six nights
teonning Monday The high reputation of this eompa
the of the entertainment which,
5ev offer wi crowded houses The company played
Nibos New York for six months In succession asufeent
evidence of their merit Pyne extraordna
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rnmor prevails that this brilliant Operate Troupe Will Wis
F., Lynchbnrg We very much hope Ia So and would wei
come the charming Louisa Pyne with but little less delight
than did the great Parodi
MOUNT vrRsoS Association Mayor Wood of n York,
having by the Central Committee of the Mount
Vernon Association deliver address aid of purchase
tho tupitaf
Oh w. 80, =, >,u.., g., , h ,,, ,.,.
ana oes -, -. W., rI ,,sa, ~ IN, -, ,h .h,
and genius Of Alexander Hamilton"
Would be well for the Association this city to invite
him TO extend his visit to Lynchburga
CHAPTER OF rIRrs-we have record to-day the
cnrrence Of a number of destructive fires
FIRE IN ROANOKE
We learn the Register that this element has been doing
considerable amount Of damage Salem B. pitzer has
tho lie lost large crop of tobacco
his negro cabins quantity of outside fencnghs loss
ESTIMATED at from four to five Thousand dollars pr "rhh
n os' nls :, ,. LII. ..a ~, ,si,o to,oos on,;ro
|iing p''' IT., x,a,An ,, Ito ,,s ,a al, Ito con-
tents and himself and family left with nothing but their
clothes they had at the time VIM Ferguson lost his TO-
oac'o ana ''"'e' '''' '>'''' '''' A''"' w.
' ,r,,uo,,oo,rnv Avn prr ,spt
nh ,,o,a,ery H,ro,d state. that great destruction has
been donc that region The Herald says We have not
yet learned the tnh extent o. '""''t"H' ' s, ~
, nm their farms 1t is estimated that some persons
,amaeel n the amount $4,000 Mr. Coyd of Pulaski lost
ancps y-hc fire swept entirely his Mr. Esk
ce lost about 1000 panncls of sublett the
Hb,e snohur Springs lost nearly all his fence Mr. Lcvern
H. tho same pcRhbohood has not left
H. ruhs dwelling house came very near being destroyed
would he an endless lob to ennmeratc all who have suffered
the fire 1t swept from one the
3other .-
FIRES IN P"l>ot ED" A"o ASH 'osn
81 "e""'e " ''' IT,. -, 49,, ,,,.l 49,,
ss If nroperty and each supposed work design
on saturday night the steam grs and mill of Messrs
0nhrle ackston and Womack near Prince Edward C H.
was consumed together large LOT OF lumber and
Al hundred bushel. Of corn and meal Not a thing
rho loss must amount to several thousand dollars
ann r;ght the stable ofMr Robert Johns In Cumberland
~, niles from Farmvie lot Of provendnr and fnnr val
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