Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-07
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| IhE WnIrf SULPHUR PaorERry--We are able to
announce certainly this morning the fixed fact that
| tae " lite sulphur Springs have been purchased by
| The gentlemen named Yesterday, viz: jeremiah Nor
| ton OF Galpeper, Liet. Matthew F. Maurv of Wash
lngion city, Robert {. Stlnard of Richmond city, A.
+. D. Clifford, OF Chesterfield, jas Hunter of Caro-
line, Allen 7, Cnperton. of Monroe, p T. cambridge
Of Jefferson, John N. llerndon, OF Freaer.cksbnr
| A.k. Phillips, Of Frederick sburg, Richard II. puany
OF Loudonn, J W. Slaughter, of fredericksburg and
Charles NJ. Massey of charlottesville for 5000 600
and not s'50lo00, As we enormously stated in
| last issue.
This announcement Will indeed be most plea sing
and gratifying one 10 the thousands in Virginia aud
throughout the Southern Stttes who are in the habit
| OF annually resortlng to the White Sulphnr either
for health or pleasure. This f.vortc aud widely
celebrated watering place will now be made in all
| respects comfortable aud even attractive and mag.
nihcen beyond the most sangninc expectations Of
chose most interested in the hope of its becoming ihs
watering place orthe world Most ofthc gentlemen
who hnre purchased an interest in the property are
men of great wealth and the Others men of annie
means. There VIII be no difficulty, therefore, in
/ the way of the improvement aud ndorumt.d
OF the Ahlte sulphur, arising from want OF money.
Md We We are satisfied frum assurances made Us by
some four OF tive members OF tie COMPANY with whom
we convcr~ed on yesterday that there VIII no dit
hcoity, either, arising from HanI 'fdisposlun 1t Is
Their purpose 10 proceed rapidly possible in ex-
tending the accommodates, and Identifying the
grounds or course great deal can be expected OF
'htll, laf as the Jung season concerned
as that will open in less thn Il month. But even the
coming season, ii we are not greatly mistaken, will
exhibit manifest and gratfin evidences of improve
ment in many essential rcspcets.-R. W4ig.
FlaF.-The dwelling house of James Arnold of
King George county, DESTROYED by lire ON Friday
night the s., Of May. The family was aroused bythe
servants with the cry of fire Mt about o'clock when
every effort exngnish il failed They then proceed
ed To save the furniture which was done though with
the usual injury ON such occasions, except the
tents of the garnet which were lost. The house was
insured by the southern Protection Company Of Al
eNandria, for two thirds OF its salue 3, 900.
The Federal Court. (says the kanawha Repnhli-
CAM adjourned on Friday last. The only case tlied
was that of jonathan Casio mail carrier, charged
with puroining letter from the mail in jackson
The jury found him guilty and he sentenced to
pay fine of one dollar and be imprisoned in the
county jail six months
Crops IL FAuQUIER.-A writer in the Alexandria
Sentinel says; al have Just returned from visit to
fanquier My heart almost sekened the sad pros
poets of the farmers. Wheat is looking legs like max
ing crop than ever saw it,"
At a meeting of the Americans and Wings of Rich
mond, held at the African Church Monday night Mr..
Richard g. Morris nominated for the Senate and
Messrs. H. X Ellvson, Chas. S Mills and VIM. =.
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