Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-23

about six miles TO westward trem'thiS place an acci
cut occurred on the Va Tenn. Railroad, WINCH
or the first time in the history OF that road, so Ear
we know, resulted in serious injury 10 passen-
Two trains laden with hogs, coming along togeth-
under charge of the same conductor the one be-
nd ran into the rear of the before, forcing the
rs composing it together, and, therefore, some OF
IN upward and forward until they were piled one
BON another and crushing the ankle OF Mr. Joseph
-ockett of Washington, the owner of hogs, and
TO- as such was aboard the train. No hurt was
ne to ANY one else and but little to The cars, whist
ange to say, not single hog Was, we understand
much scratched.
Mr. Crockett was brought to Wytheve as soon las
l;sibe, and lodged At the house of his relative, Or,
oa Crockett where he will have everything don"for
NJ that his admits.
The same day the mail train from the lust was de-
we'd several hours by a collision with another freight
min somewhere near Forest Depot In this case,
lwcver no one was hurt HytacaH III JFdPh
: TENN. 4 VA. RA1LRoAp.-We are glad to hear
mt the contractor is knocking away upon thi; work
lively manner and that the iron will be laid from
j,to to Union-some o or II miIes--ln the course
few DAYS Another year will finish the gap, and
en- the world is open to our people in aiIdlrettlohs'
l5RJdgn Vryinan.
to Tues lav last precisely 100 cars freightcd with
left this place. and there are still te" carloa Is
awaiting accommodations. Arlington 'Ay'"-
Darn OF 4 MiSlsrRR-We announce with pain
death of Rev J. w. Henry, Pastor Of the Presby-
m Church at Pittsylvana Court House, VINO aieh
the l2h inst, of an affection OF the lungs ms
ess brief, and superinduced hy over eXer-
put forth during the revival recently progressing
+ lis church He was universally beloved both rs
ristian and man, ana his death creates Vold
easily tn hp fill - T)qnriIe Req.
ovrlcELLo -Arrangement on foot for The
base of the Monticello House buildings, by the
tees of the Baptist Female Institute. tor the pur-
Of converting the into schooroomS and
ling apartments for the young ladies. This
IL gc if effected will afford ample room for the ac-
W notation of n large number of young ladies, and
the Trustees the necessity oil making the propo-
Expensive improvements nj their present. location.
idrocate.
&c. ocxrgRrErr NorEs-I is stated that counterfeit
notes on the Bank of the Valley, payable at
al ntoA are in cirCu alton in varonS parts OF Viz
They may be distinguished by the imperfcc-
: of The kcne, of Fillmore and the words Bank
"a | Valley" which are shaded. In the genuine
L these " ords are plain. The names ofthe otf-
- L re well executed - Wheeling Gazette
R. BINGHAM CouYrY.-Ha rrisonbnrg is rapidly i'm
e, says the Register: Three lots of Is feet front
WIN. being the south end of the old Washington no.
lately sold at $50 front foot. Ont-lots are
at good prices. Two, belonging to Mrs f.
- l, containing about six acres lately sold-one
.nr &C liarlestv, Esq, at 1913 an acre ana tie
ucn II % Nr Jno. W. Beau, at S206 an acre.
man Il
pre- Revival on Smith, C,rool under tho sunprnten.
ii M tho ~ Lo, ra
IN the conversion Of quit" Ruube OF per-
Road tNNpRiA, Hunting Creek and the Canal are
heap w. tor the season and Canvass back ducks are
rs 'Aan was ever before known. SO states tht