Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-11
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N AXE place discovering, at q O'Clock

p.NoRAAA--An exhibition OF the Panorama OF Dab
a, AXE place discovering. at q O'Clock
LADY OF LYONS played at Dudley Hall wednes
III -, before large number Vi ladies and gentlemen
,t sati.factlon--KArIE EsrfLIE pcrsonating the
,ace aud false deceiver, but finally repeniant noble
, liant fellow-ClAupE MrLSoTrE The character is
s,.nted to female representation The physical supor
e stronger powers of purpose and action possessed by
and his greater capacities for approaching charac
entirey masculine, required in its perfect
.,ta,ion. But in KATIEs CLAUDE almost loses
r these deficiencies, and the adorng but hopeless
the afectionate son, the sham prince but real
=, the bridegroom writing from the lash OF guilty
aee bowed down with shame and disgrace but repent
a honorable in his nfamy. and ultimately the gallant
soldier returning in honor and claim
al, IA, and loving Pauline represented with truth.
nsturalness which WIN the admiration aud applause
elm ting spectator Other characters Of the play
al rendered, and upon the whole e have rarely at
4, public entertainment in Lynchburg which gave great
action than the performances of Wednesday night at
ley Hall
VIZ ,ruER-The remarkably cold weather which has
a for yeral days has induced researches
na records the past to ascertain how the present
rs. W nh the coolest weather known nbis latitude
d NV reference the files Of the yirgnian that on Sat
evening February the It'll 1885 at o'clock, tho Their
,er stood at 20 below Zero; at at 20 below, and
I,e the next morning at 80 below Zero This
shed by correspondent writing from Bedford county,
saws his the north side of the house
9rtxa ahnUA VATa trla
3ner s"eh'" '' 80
and a. below Suh"ay hoihe' ihis VIC suPpose"as the
celebrated the history of cold weather, known
"A saurday-f IL should rather be known the cold
ia o"'
rurday night.
n, reference report this morning. will be that
n,r,s Of the city the Mercury was rs low Yesterday
o"N - =. 4, 90. rrh;. ,,oh. .o,o.., ,..' :.
ning AZ i ao''o ~ 80 ~ 'e.e' VI w.
orfecty well satisfied with the present and
M ambition this winter shall rival the of
M p,vor twcntvseven miles ahove Richmond ia
jan. 49,, hos long hem known nv tho mama f N,,,,
h''.o Tbe lanes River and Kanawbo c,,ol Cow
80 h,it beautiful and substantial stone dam acros.
- =, ,b;s noint which is known nv Tho same name
aarost Of strangers is generally awakened nv the neu
,h name and iponrcs arc promnted az 70 its orpi,
later are varousy answered somewhat according to
and fancy of the Informant nasmuch as there exists
the neghborhood several different versions of tradition
h in its most generally received FORM thus explains the
alter:
the North side of the river had become pretty well
he pioneers the South side family who settled
place no" eaea Tue aiauen Anaenure ana ID that
niii , ha sida IN tho ,igbt 10, 80
~ hupa !, Ia s,;j drrna rho narfor,nanco &c t ri.
III j1 attack was made band Indians Their, was no
nc for deeuce-no hope butin figtt-and in Ills ever!
small party, consisting o the groom, the bride and
H aitenaal's VINO haa m pn s o nia 10 ny or lhe
I rbcy Too were pursued and oyrrtnk,n nst as tbcv