Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-19

whose family was noticed IN our paper OF that date)
We are pleased to ierh from MI u that those mem
hers of his family VINO were most seriously effected
are recovering ana are being entirely
ont ofdanger, though ihet sun Snner somewhat from
the effects OF the poison administered them
PAINFUL ACCIDENT AT h'BhRlf.-N deeply regret
70 learn that capt non ". peii, wen known mer
chant aud rlost estImaoIe eltlhen oil Liberty, metwth
a serious II not h'i'i "'V'"en' oh !" edheSd'V last
can't b. With several other gentlemen, residents of
the village were engaged III praeteIng horseman-
ship. preparatory to Tournament soon to come off
At that pace IN Inc grove hlohhg the residence of
from some cause became frightened, and making a
uddea dart tor tue WOODS, TIRE" ann with great No-
lcnce against tree crushing and Managing his face
isloeang his shoulder ana breaking several OF his
We have not heard from INN since the night of the
occurrenee-at which time very lite hope was
tanned OF his recovery we sincerely trust the fears
, of his friends may prove groanaess rev citizens
of Liberty would be more missed, and the death of
none more profoundly lamented
Young Mems CHRISTIAN Assoclhtion held ~ their
room on Wednesday tue .'A day oil June, 1857, the
following minute ana resolutions were unanimously
adopted
lion having heard OF the sudden death OF their late
Secretary, Silas Whitehead VINO has oeeh cut on IN
the very beginning OF lile "h'eh promsedtbe highest
usefulness they heartily JON III hearing testimony to
his rure and quiet uou.ihes'. lie dld anu suffered
all his Makers III hnthIly ana without osteni"tion
Asa member oil lhis Association he was prompt aud
fail OF zeal IN all the re"tlohs OF lille he WAS modest,
true and upright MS mlhu was one OF high order
and characterized oy lhr business ana modera-
ton Tits Judgments hiu' III MS uetti 'hlN AsSocl-
alton, his friends ma Tue community around have
sustained gfNouS anu, 'ue. lear an lrreQaraolc
loss. BE It, therefore,
Rfsoirfd, That we tender to the afflicted relatives
and friends OF our deceased brother cur sincere sym
palhy with them ~ inns hea'y bereavement ana our
gain.
Resolped, That we VIII attend the funeral of our
rother in body; that copy of the foregoing be
transmitted to his family and another handed to the
city papers for publication.
CHURCHES IN ALEXANDRIA Goa neat edifce for
the use of the Methods, Protestant Congregation has
recently been erected in Alexandria county, near
Balls Cross Roads. 1t is proposed build a Meth
edist Episcopal Church, at jerks, On the Columbia
Turnpike, in the same county, and liberal subscrip-
tons to that end have already been obtained
Norfolk, Va, have voted to call Rev Mr. Peterkn Of
Richmond, take charge of that congregation. 1t is
not known whether that gentleman will accept.
FARMING AROUND NORFOLK Is BETTER THAN DIGGGyG
GoLD ~ CALIFoRxlA--The Norfolk Argus contains
a farm of loo acres Mr. Richard Cox netted the sum
of Sl05 34 so in $50 On another farm of 100 acres
he ne'ted the same wear = 1852 Slhe difference be-
ing caused by more expensive outlay than on the
other. On another farm of % acres he Melted S4,2l3
II. On farm of 20 acres, worked by Nero er &
there is no mistake OF course the prices of lart!
near Norfolk have enormously advanced in the last
few years All this prosperity is the result of the
establishment of n single line OF steamers between
Richmond Norfolk and New York and to which it
was SO difficult matter to get Norfolk merchants to
take fair proportion of stock.
duly gwen the subscribers to the stock of this Bank
met ON Wednesday last and perfected their organiza
ton by the choice OF the following officers
Prcsufenf,
ROBERT GIBBoSEY.
Directors,
f. McGayock, W. Alex. Stuart
e. {. Tate, ). Oscar Cox.
Mr. T. j. Morrison, formerly Cashier of the
branch OF the Farmers Bank OF WI. at this place.
appointed Cashier and Mr.. Chas. A Haler. Tel
er and Clerk.-N ytherWe Itie3rdp.
Charles d Hall, Esq OF Phillpp, committed sui
eide on Tuesday last, while lahoring under Temporal
ry mental arrangement. Nj Hall was formerly Com
monwealths Attorney for rbour county. He leaves
wife ana several children, ana numerous hlends
and relatives to lament his uhtmely decease.
The South Side Democrat learns that in the vicn-
liy OF Prince George, some negroes have actually
gone mad owing TO the religious terNor IN regard TO
They have been placed in custody and otherwise Sc
cured to prevent harm