Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16
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@r,TguoeE & pRots AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAN.
establishment is being conducted ia such
a. TO commendson from all who have dealings
and reflects cred both upon its prorrieors and the
A, the last wytheviie Fair The Mes-rs. Whttemote
ysrd "A premiums the 70 lowing articles Bes, Hay
straw Cater; Horse iii side Pionghi best horse
hest ditto. iron beam; Left hand Plough oest2
wheels best horse ditto; and best Road
ersper. such tes1in'n''s rs 'hese Pe" "a' " eA W
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sr.yrsros Richmond Wing says "A capitalist OF
ttv who learn been engaged In grain and other
ls,ans has within the past few days been forced
arrang for the benefit of his creditors His La
70 said to be about $50 600 while are report.
ed at seoooo
y,sScr coMuurrp-The negro boy. convicted burn.
m the buildings of Ambrose Warner. Esq, Of Page CO.,
- and seutencedo be hung Friday last, has had his
committed TO transportation By the Governor at the
| li,Itstion OF many of the citizens ofthat county
Mn EyrRErrIt is stated that M Everett will deliver his
ure Washington, in stanton, some time during the
nonh Of May
POTOMAC FrsHERrgs-Mos, of tho Fisheries the Poto.
ac are doing good business the present time On Wed
sday evening last Col II Browne caught $4,000 her.
u.s. beside large quantity of had, ut ono haul at the
Cottage" in King George county,
IscnxDrAn,sm ~ cHARLorrIsvuLEA correspondent, of
he Richmond Dispatch says
night betweens and o'clock the cry Of fire YVES
the stable Mr. James Lobban who lives in the centre of
our tosn Chain streetthst fire. however subduod
9Th little trouble. The ncendary last night lighted his
arch where there stronger probability thatt would
onsume DIV engs public hall and court house,
nd at one time while the wind was ranging high and carry
49, the flames directly from the extensive stables OF the Far
house to tel and the house of Mr. Matthews on the
ote aide of street there seemed to be no reasonable
& Of saving destruction large part of our town. but
niaenaly while the fire in the stables and the adjoining
os a, its height the ullcd and changed its
bb prevented the fires spreading and our citizens have
at reason rejoice that there its progress was stayed
rms IN R,oHMoSD-A destructive fire occurred in Rich
ond las, Sunday morning Among other houses consumed
- cb,s Church Grace The Dispatch gives the
following the probable losses
Nv n A. Francis lost "a 900 or 5000 in stock and ready
ar,iaros upon which he had no insurance. All his
tourneynen lost their Tools -.
No insurance.
Mr. II tomas Duke about 5000 No insurance.
The trustees Christ Church had small insurance in the
office but as organ books and everything else but
The wall, destroyed the loss cannot fall short of $4,000
rar f,~rsTovY Asp toANoKF.-A change has been made
u IN run,i of these In future the Roanoke will
stop T. .ry City Point bringing freight to Petersburg
,d the South Side section The jamestown "i ouch AZ
CIV Point to laud aud take off passengers only her freight
lat being r Richmond exclusively. Both vessels, says the
pe5nrg Erpress have superior accommodates
far pas cngers and manned by officers OF much SKIN a
xncrence in nautical affairs As the Sp Ing advances and
the summer approaches route by which NV YORK can be
acbed offers more comfort and pleasure to the traveller
once there change Of oT baggage
from port port The fare these vessels il uo exceiei at
apv hotel In the Union This fact Ia universally conceded
SPRING seems fairly to hayo In at last
"o the past the rain Is over and gone howers
,pear on the earth of the singing 0! birds come
and the the turtle heard in the land the NJ tree
p,teth forth green figs and the vines with he tender
grape give good smell"
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL negro boy, named Pat
,i,t dave of Thomas Bass ESQ of Port Waha, kill
on Friday last by being over by the up coal train
CONDUCTOR AProrgrrD C,pf. Belfeid Stiles has befn
apoointe conductor the Petersburg and Weldon Raj
road