Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09
Cltp xM0 State a6alrs.

Cltp xM0 State a6airs.
| DGATH OF COL Ws N. LAnBERT.--we regret TO
learn that this gentleman 80 long and voabiy known
In this section Of country died suddenly Of paralysis
nj Liberty, on Saturday night last. Col l.. was
native Of Bedford county but made his first essay in
business in this city and removed thence to, Phha-
delpha, where he has since been engaged in
tensYe business operations and for many years has
been n member OF the Silk House Of ABBOTT, Johns
Co He a noble generous man, and will be much
| regretted by his numerous friends.
, We invite attention to the communication Of Rev
| 4. Doniphar, the Agent Of Lynchburg College. From
what know Of the liberality and public spirit of
citizens satisfied that the appeal will not
| be made in vain. An institution of the character
which this College is destined to be- Is not only
full MS furnishing those where it is located the IA
ciities for educating their youth at comparatively
cheap rate but highly credtable TO the enterprise
Of citizens and constitutes point of attraction,
that will bring visitors and patronage TO tse city
We feel however, that it is unnecessary to address
those who well informed can be respect
ing the advantages that must accrue to them from
the successful establishment of this enterprise.
HANDSOME CARp.-Mr. II. C. Treakle, Foreman in
the Job Office connected with the Virgnian establish
mcnt, has just turned out card for the Montgomery
White Sui phnr Springs, which, for beauty of work
manshp cannot, think, be exceed. it ia printed
on boards in four different coors-the size IS Ii by
% inches
To those who are desrous OF having executed every
description Of job work in the finest ST lie and at
enable rates, believe we could not better serve
them than to direct them To the Vrgnian job Office,
where they can always be served with work done IN
Mr.. Treakles best style.
TnE ninth lecture of Rev. DR.. Cox was delivered
Sunday last The effort OF the Lecturer 10 prove
that the origin of the human race is comparatively
recent and that therefore, the Mosaic account of the
food is sustained by profane records, Of which great
variety cited. We deem it very important, now,
that would-be ntqu0rians, and certain biologists,
are aboring to subvert confidence in the Bible
count of the creation and the food by aributing
both events more remote antiquity than the scrip
lures jusiiy-that the public should avail themselves
OF every opportunity TO be put in possession of all
the collateral evidence going to sustain the scrptura
account.
The lecture aud others succeeding will be de-
voted to a consideration of the unity Of the human
race subject that is now ellciting n considerable
share OF interest, and which has been made the sub
ject of covert attack upon christianity We bespcak
for these lectures the attendance OF all who feel inter-
ested in thefu and complete yindcntion OF the truths
of Divine record
LYScHBURG PCLPIr.--On Sunday morning last the
pulpit of the Second Presbyterian church filled
by Rev. George Payner, of Pulaski county who de-
lyered most earnest and impressive discourse,
which well received by the large md intelligent
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10 the New School Presbyterian Church-nnd was
one of the Commissioners to the General Assembly
Of that Church which recently convened in evoland
Ohio. speech delivered by him before that body
il noticed very highly in the newspapers, and is said
To have produced happy effect in nlayiug for
the time being the i'll feeling engendered by the dis
cusson of the all absorbing subject of Slavery We
can only express our profound regret that the wise
by results OF more permanent good Had they been
properly appreciated the unhappy division of the
chnreh might NJ least nave been varied on ior inc
present ''u 'ie 'ooc' seC""u ,"o"E"' !" 'HG "p'''-
'lou-Ae,iots msht nave aHec'ed cn"hge ior me oe,,
t'' ia 'nelr uiacrs'hnu'neS AS II 49, p"rio's o, u"
binding our glorious Union.
Ar the Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
in the absence of the regular pastor Rev Mr. Carter
| the pulpit was occupied in the morning by Rev Dr.
Sam X Cox the subject of whose discourse was the
systems of earthly philosophy The sermon was dis
tinguished bv the effective couuence of its author
was exceedingly logical throughout and abonnded in
| the manifest classic allusions
Rev DR. THOMPSON recently of our CITY now of
| Bedford preached Mt night an earnest effective and
consoatory discourse from the third fourth and fifth
verses of the first epise of Peter The "inheritance
| incorrnptable indebted and that f,deth not away"
wa alluded TO in terms nj on and ttracye
The small pox has entirely disanpeared in Tnzewcll
| county.
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cehly oeeh on business tour through several oil the
oou'h-"es'erh coahtles' reports 'hht Tue wheat anu
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