Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-18
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Tgt following gentlemen have oeen appointed del
crates from lynchburg Young Mems Christian Asso-
s,aiioa to the Confederation OF Associations which
Its IN Richmond On the 3lst inst:
Hummer, r. G. 4 Eeap, r D. Christian. T
II F,rly J y. Gordon J. L. y ilhtman Wm Lanr-
.a,re g. =. omtasou, Nm II. Mosby, Slia5 White
be,5 II Y Burroughs Il 4. Langh ne J F PAYNE,
N $. Lang Lorue f. T. fleming, I. = fitzpatrick.
Etys,s--J G. Cunningham, Esq of Leavenworth
civ Kansas Territory is now in THIS city. stopping
~ Inc Washington House lie is DESTROYS OF ndu-
ann .plinraiion 10 Kansas from the Southern States
and viii communicate Information touching that
, afr, to any persons who may feel disposed 10 seek
an interview with him.
Cant Gibson, an experienced MS we'll as one Of the
heaviest fshermen the Potomac river, ard planri-
or IT STONY Point Landing, says that all his oei Oh
b5rs below have cat out, not one oi whom has
III eypeugcs. and sounc are almost Ruined Iii own
.bt cost ap.l ! ,O00. and he is several thunsaut
lI,r, he hind in the sales II hns proved the worst
ason for twenty years. He, however attends to re-
,,pfnencc hauling soan rs the watrr Subsidies, and
will continue until another shad eee be caught
Ereig Ha-3d
Txg.lalp FeyrR-We regret 10 learn TINT the t.
,l.,d Fever has again made its appearance at tiic
lH.s Institute. ut the Botetourt SPauys, aud dat
,,,st q. the Young ladies' at the ,ppl lave left
Ne are informed tast two or three have died, and
,b1, several n.ire are dangerously III. It is 10 hc
bona1 that the clise will bc asrer';n,d il possible
and that the School viii not be brokeu up IS it must
bc nness the fear Of reappearance Of ftyer reno
yed-fncste Wdp.
DE1D--Nr Thomas ". Gawnc m old and yalna-
ble citizen OF lower taaquier, died last week He
wn, tot many yeats justice ot tie peace tot that
county
Rory ForSn---It will be remcm cred that Young
Cochran was drowned last winter havirg nllen into
The ri. er b. the breaking oi tie ice While skattag
with a number of his comrades from The city. All
ttempts r. recover the b7r wrfr fl ,css oN n u
the fac, thai it pissed nnd the ice dnd the swIltness
of the current crrid it beNond reach Ne Under land
that some gentleman discovered the remains On ,he
shore near Mr. Allen's arm. in tie ucichhorhaol OF
jamestown. while board ise iitiie steamer Eaiyp-
50 tlfiu hef last trip N"thing hui tie kelcjon
uaipe,l bui the homes reidlh dcutihela as those
OF hr unfortunate Youth by the "a thing and Article,
found in his pockets Tie skates WIRE still on his
boots. \ colin WAS procured and the reniairs
United TO the ground IN the neiglbu,hoodby the gem
tlrnllu who found thcm.--R. tReft,e0.
Porte CRAYoN.-We understand that this gentle
nan VITO il distinguishing husrit An artist and
scholar has added SD much, DO h 10 Nirgiuian and
Southern character, passed thrnu "a dis city dav
or two ago, on his way 10 jamestown. DeHhtlcss the
passing ceremonies with the an ica memorials TO hr
found there have added man II lively aud interesting
sketch to hiS portfolio, VIII ch we may hope SION TO
see done up in his own aud only peculiar stsir-
Long lite II hilu who c0nfden; has added to
the enjoyment il not the lragth OF oars: the To-
his '.rousiH. Il is Of course useless icil any of
readers that Mr., David II. Srother OF Wipches-
Il is the individual to whose artistic merits have
paid this brief uihute. Personally he has cot the
honor ofour acquaintance -R. .imrt,us.