Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-15
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Il The Western mail train did here Wed
until 10 O'Clock at nighi-haying been detained by the
"a which reported to be or inches deep noun
The South Side tain Of the day also several
nebind time, oceasioned by accident to the engine
south Side freight train of that day ais arrive
,gine having run off the track few miles below this
] - f. E. EDwARDsThis beloved minister of our Church
redmond Tuesday evening last, Europe
,ec,s to sail from New York Saturday the 10TH in
p,hc if she leaves ON that day in the Persia on Wed
x the 2Oh As heretofore stated he proposes to press
Hay by the directcst route from London Paris lie
s accompanied during his tour by three young gentle
ucssrs Amandus Walker.of Richmond John p Branch
p.tsr.burg, and Abram ID. Warwick of Lynchburg-R C.
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RRo fine historical play has been produced two nights
| Masonic Hall quite successfully.
nrsrnucrIvE FIRE AT ROCKY MouNr-A CORES popaop,
aug from Rocky Mount, Franklin county informs us that
lace visited by very destructive fire on wednesd
ing the 18th inst The fire originated In the bopso q, NJ
m Feaherston at the upper end of Main street which
with contents, entirely communicative family hardly
ming with their lives The fire was then communicated ~,
house of Mr. Caleb Tate fine brick house situated 900
from the first fire. which was also consumedtogo,b.r
M The Kitchen smoke house and three other ou,honses
Tho furniture was saved in damaged condition The whole
s estimated to be about $4,000
TRIBUTE TO THE LATE JOSEPH c. CABELL--At n meeting
e President and Directors of the James Rive and K,na
4, Company held on Friday the 9Th February 1856 thu
dcn informed the Board that had this dav rece;,d
irencc of the death of JOSEPH C CABELI ESQ once Tho
PRESIDENT of this Company ana thereupon lie submitted the
slowing res, lutons which unanimously adopted
Resolved That this Board receives with unfeigned sor
NV the of the death of Mr. Cabc ustice +,
and the memory OF that distinguished citizen reo,,r
expression of its high respect for his character while living
and his memory that he gone He presided over this
company for eleven years with such remarkable diligence in
flee such conspicuous zeal ability and decision of ciarae
such unsued integrity and becoming dignity and vet 50
much amenty with clear discriminating and vigorous an
ntcect and bore himself all the of life with So
honor rmness and Justice that he carried with him in
lis retirement the active business the univers,
ondenc respect and regard OF those who knew him and
especially of those whose good to serve
nth him.
Resolved, That Mr.. Cabe by his efficient DISTINGUISHED
perseveng efforts in the cause ofnterna improvements
especially in behalf of the James River and Kanawha
ompany only but of every friend of internal Improvement.
State But not alone do the friends improve
Mr. Cabell's memory the tribute of gratitude
mneny republican in principle and practice the friend Of
and the colaborcr i'll her with the iusou.
of that University which sheds much light over
land bameess in every relation life and high in honor
ID psrosmall owe him the tribute gratitude and grief
his DEATH though in the fitness years allotted to man is
public loss which the wise the good the patriotic here
ust deeply deplore,
Resolved That copy of these resolutions forwarded
the President to the bereayed widow of MIR Cabel with
G assurance of our deep sympathy with her
Extract from the Records
WM. 7. MI'NFORD, Secy.
SMALL Pox.The Richmond papers deny that the small
* is prevailing in that city to any considerable
Tue kuNkEL SERENADERs playing in fredericksburg
FoR THE PooR-The of $500 was realized from the
lateur dramatic performances Petersburg few nights ago
the benefit of the poor
ROBBERY AT THE NAVY YARD.-The Commodore's office
the ospor Navy Yard was entered on Friday and $500
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