Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-07

h %. statiu.. ,ha, than iJply had organized l'y
eeeting Rev. Dr. Balsh Of Maryland Secretary
Bishop Meade leiug In the chair By seniority.
On motion of the Rev. DIR. Meade,
Resotped, That the President yappoiat, during
the recess of the House The believing Standing
Committees, to-ssit: On the STATE OF eLes Church
to consist Of one member feas eash Diocese on
the General Theological Seminary ,spn the Do
mcst'c and Foreign Missionary Sne.efys On tho
Admission of New Dineeses on The eeiiseera'ion
of Bishops; on Canansy on Expenses, on uniin-
i~hcd Business: on Elections; and on The Prayer
Book each Of which to CONSIST OIL nine memotr
GA morton Of the same
fjrdsroI Thai Clcrgymen OF the Pedestal
En;sconar Church. sC.ergymen OF the laiici
Church OF England and Ireland also Of tie Efis-
eonnl Church of Scotland and Of the Colonies wh5
may be siournng in this city Trnstce<, Pf.'leS'
snrs and Students Of b, General rhc'l Li.;tl So
minary other Students of Theology whoarc Can.
didates for tIoly Orders in this Church Former
Members Of the House Of Clerical aud Lay Depu,
ties members OF the Vestrv OF St. Paui's Cuurrh
in this city, be admitted to the sitings of this
House.
On motion, the House adiourncl-P. Hh,L
80 So
INTERESTING To CATTLE DEaERs.-Tbc Clarks-
burg Regis er says: Ths case Of prercc against
Basse was affirmed by the Supreme Curt of APP
peals at Lewisburg. Basel Id Ia l'cerce lot If
cattle, and Peerce paid down a part Of the price,
ana was 10 paw tue TtSluut at II III Hfe litl', ALSO
payment for delivery and takngaway Of thr cattle.
peerce failed to pay the residue "i the Ir.ec aud
take the cattle at the term appointed. Meantime
n drought coming on, grass 'aiied 10 such
degree that it could not he procured iur rrd'on-
able price and Pcerce resided in distant county,
and cattle were falling in value. Tho day after
the time appointed for the payment. Basel, with
out giving notice to Peerce of any purpose 10 do
So sold the cattle for what then their full value.
Cattle had however. so much deprecated that tins
sum mach IA the part OF the original price
which remained unpaid Peerce sued Basel for
the amount paid hy him. The Court held
that though generally when the seller Of property
retains the possession anil the buyer fails to paw. Mt
the time appointed. the former should give the lat
previous notice Of his purpose to sell for pur
chase money, yet under the circuns lancrs of this
notice not necessary, bat however th.S
might be- that If BASEL had done wrong and
Peerce had sustained damages by it. his remedy
was not an action for the money paid, but f II dam
age for the actual injury sustained.
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ACCIDENT At THE MIDLnTuIAN P!Ts.-An acal-
dent occurred ut the above cnl pits, in the~clfrll,
IN Thursday last. by which one miner lost his
life aud anuther was crippled. Their names were
Finncy Coxson, and George Farley: the former
went in advance into the shaft, with AN open lamp,
and when coming to the draft through winch
they to pass. Coxson had ta'led To extinsulNh
it and light his safety lamp. The foul gas WAS
Immediately igaited and ext lo1el, husnin, Inn IA
tally and Farley very Lndly