Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11
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rur .rREThe thrilling tragedy of "Fazloa or he Italian
A Revenge played large audience of ladies
{ternen Masonic Hail. Friday ngh-with The irresstbly
3,ry King and cousin Joe" performed and Fsxic
I'M be repeated to night, by request
,rrxAY AT LovIsGsros--A correspondent writing from
Nelson county informs that ARRAY
that place last Wednesday evening between W L. Burks
al James Stevens which the former received Severe
IN not mortal wound The parties brothers and
difficulty out of some oldseud Stevens per.
,ited to escape
Livingston sustaining ancient well earned reputs
an for pugnscious propensities and demonstrations
nt, rH JOSEPH CABELr-we regret e,ceo iingly TO
nounce the death of Mr. Joseph c. Csbel snguished
citizen of this State Rector of the Inver
~ of virginia the time of his DEATH The event occurred
his residence. In Nelson county, the afternoon of tn.
n inst, and was communicated to the Legislature by the
/ yernor, ON Friday. We have time comment
DEATH OF GESL- HARvIE.-we called upon to-day to
nee the death Of another well citizen of Virginia
he person of Major Gen Jaqu,n b. Harve who died at
In Richmond Friday morning at the age of sixty
M years Gen Harvie, says the american during the course
his long M had served his State nation In various ca
tics civil aud military we correctly informed he
wounded in the attack Trlpo In 1904 while serving as
nishpman In the war of 1879 he with the Light In
ntry Blues in service at camp Holly alaer day repre-
cned the Richmond district Senator, General As
War,lly
in command Of the Eastern Division of Virginia Militia
ExEcuTIoNIN WYTHEyILLE.-George, the negro condemn
tobe hung at the November term of the County Court of
Wythe county tho preparation of outrage upon Mrs
Stone Reed Island executed Friday last He was
,ended by the Rev H. F. Pake Mr. John OCallaghan and
Mr. Ewalt, of the Roman Catholic Church. were en-
aged him in his devotions during his last moments and
nsua upon such occasions the gbbet surrounded by
crowd spectators of both old young black
and 1t affords pleasure state however
proportion of females whose curiosity led them witness
revolving very small indeed At about o'clock
drop fell and the rope broke He assembled the caod
time with firm step, aud another rope having been
the drop again fell and he ushered eternity
made public protestation of innocence confession of
kui We have been informed Though vouch for
h correctness ofthe nformaon) that to his spiritual advi
he knowedged his guilt of the crime seemed penen
Dad declared his willingness submit his Wyhpie
Telegraph.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-We learn from the Rockingham Reg
er that the large and valuable Merchant MIL belonging to
ane Bowman Dayton. in that county was consumed
fire Saturday morning 25th u There 1900 bush
of wheat between 1000 and 5000 bushels of and
Of 100 barrels -four the MILL and all of which
burned. Everything in the mill, including Mr.. Bowmans
hooks was totally destroyed Mr. B,wnan's loss will be
om 900 o. COO and that Of the customers of the mill to
shom grain aud -four belonged fran So 900 $4,000
. THE MONTH JANuARY.-rho Meteorological Report Of
faovvel of Alexandria puts the fall of 26 inches
e. month of January viz ON the 9Th 10 inches l2th
hes Goth 10 inches eth inches The greatest intensity
Il cold in Alexandl ,choI about Il P II the 9th
eehen the Mercury stood at g baov The 9th
coolest day month tho average
g % belor The coolest weather in Fredericksburg
as on the nights 10th u the ,hermo1ne
her fell tcentytpo and half degrees beloc then
thermometer ranged from to sixteen degrees below
plight ten mornings.
worthy of remark Mr. Haow tina. ali the storms
HI this month have commenced in the South West and
Nagth Eastery direction which is in accordance with the
\ oservafaons of Franklin, than 100 years ago.
F. w. COLEMAN, Esq.-We learn that at a Democratic
tneeting held Spottsyvania c. H. Monday last r w
coleman Esq recommended for the post of State
A soon TO be vacated by VIM A. Moncure, Esq
H,TuNoYi,L DoINGs FARMvILLE-The Farmvire
says, "the cold weatherfor do know what
thsr assgn-soems to have given impetus
enterprise in this region Under the appropriate
the establishment If firm in this cline of
sness and gatifed learn that the present week
pill witness the contamination Of several partnerships of the
ae kind 1t ID rumored also that negotiations foot"
sundry of young folks tending the samsresul
access to the business
RECOVERY OF MR. PAnrrs's GooDs-on Thursday last
having transpired which led suspicion
negroes belonging John Dupuy Esq. of Cumberland
concerned in the robbery of Mr. Partins shop search
made the NEGRO quarters of Mr. Dupuy, which
csulted in the ola named Dick and
Apply the recovery every article that had been
Dick confessed the deed but implicated others He
y committed await his final ral--Fdrmrle Journal
BooTs.--some writer's urging the proprety of
aides wearing boots Now when the fair to jump
ag deep calf skin, wen throw boots away
a now we wouldn't lose much.-Milton Chronicle
WELL SoLDDr. Daniel b. Sanders, of Wytheyie lately
d three bull Calves, months old the other Ave
aonbs old of four hundred and sepenyfre dol
portions of the North River is said be
&feei 10 inches thick.
MARRIED
On the LIST of January, by Rev Peter Nningger Mr. RICH