Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-09

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Mt the residences Of the parties any where within
the cry limits.
ErH,N-,Y ARRESTED. "A negro boy belonging
to Mr.. Charlie. VI nrman. who Runaway firm his
masters residence week or two since. was ar-
rested on Monday nj .ht by M James Wood. who
delivered him to Police Master Royal. The
negro was that night put in the Cage f'r safe
keeping. and next day delivered to his master.
Liberal CoLLrcrIex.-The Rev. DIR. Broaiaus,
during his recent visit to this city, collected. III
behalf Of the Southern Female College, To be lo-
Gated at t;rrenvllc South Carolina, between seven
and eight hundred dollars. This College is II
purely Southern institution, and is To be under
the exclusive control of the Baptist Church, South.
SOUTH Carolina. understand. contributes one
hundred Thousand dollars I" the enterprise and
the Bart,ts in the other Southern States are
pledged to raise like amount twenty-five thons-
und dollars being assessed to irg'hia.
UNenLANr DARKEY-Sam, q slave to Mrs.
Paulina pettyiohn aud hired to Mr.. Nathan Tall
atcrro, was before the Mayor yesterday GA the
charge of fighting Merica, slave woman he "nslns
t. Mr. Day Merca. who lives with gentleman
family on the suburbs of the city, il seems, is
Old sweetheart of the sable Sam. but owirT to bis
having made rather free with some Of Mr. poul-
rv he was forbidden the premises This dislike
nr the master come to he shared by the servant,
and the result was lovers quarrel Before sun
day last the partie, had not met for several moithS
ON that dav they accidentally came in contact
IN one OF the suburban streets, and pretty soon
thereafter high words cnsued, which finally en Eel
in Sans tearing the cloak from the shoulders al
his alored Merica, and then, sad TO relate. h"
dealt her several severe blows about the face aud
eyes A separation Of the belgcrents was finally
effected, and the much abused Merica forthwith
proceeded to the Mayors utcc where she entered
complaint against her quondam beau. His llpn"r,
after hearing the statements OF both parties, at-
Judged sam 20 lashes--said judgment beng ar-
compancd by wholesome advice, which i j.
hoped NAV prove of future benefit to the aforesaid
sam.
LyxcnBrRG IrsrINGs CorRr.-T afs19}, Nrci
9h.-prcscnt, Aldermen Saunders, Bailey, Wal
Ter, Payne, and Chalmers.
Samuel McAlIin and James Cleland, were ad-
mitted citizens of the United States. Joseph AZ
ouin declared his intention to become citizen.
The Commonwealth vs.. Bragassa Rule W.
Austin Bryant returnable TO morrow, Wednesday,
Joseph Park, and Steptoe, free men of color,
were permitted to register.
REYNOLDS vs. Va. & Tenn. II. r. Co.: Rule vs..
W. L. Mu.ser. witness for plaintiff Terry /
Shields VS.. X. b. Mitchell: Judgments for Plain
titfs.
johnson Va. jackson Rucker. ditto.
Elliott VS.. Pryor. judgment for plaintiff
Thos q. Hill was recognized in the sum of five
hundred dollars to appear at May term next, asa
witness in the case Of the Commonwealth vs.. W.
c. Fowler.
Baily VS. Crank, Judgment for plaintiff.
Alter & Williston vs.. Seav, now being argued
by A. NJ. Tribe, for plaintiff
Commonwealth vs.. j. l.. Golf, reported ycster-
day--!ned 50 25.
FREIGHT TRADE--There were received at the
depot of the Va Tenn. r. r., on yesterday,
Is loaded cars, consisting..'f 1854 bushels Wheat;
o. barrels of Flour; $4,000 pounds of Lumber;
9S 900 pounds of Miscellaneous. There were l.!
loaded cars sent West the. same day.
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE MiLITIA.-We learn
from headquarters that one hundred and sixty
seven regiments of militia have been reorgamized
in this State under the law passed at the last
sion of the General Assembly There are twenty
two regiments to be organized, viz 9Th, Cnpcper,
9th, Essex 9TH, Norfolk CO.; 19th, Richmond
city: 3oth, Carolina; ;i3h IIenrco, tone company,
COM 9th, Lea; Tooth, Buckingham; lo3l,
Brooke 10th. Randoph 120th, Cabell; l2ith,
Lewis; l3lSt, City of Lynchburg l34th, Marshall;
Hist Jackson; both, kanawha; l6l>t, Oh",
l63d, Hancock; and lS2d, Writ.
The following vacancies III the line Of General
Officers will be filled by Gubernatorial appoint
ment:
18th Brigade. composed of the counties Of Rock
bridge Augusta Bath and Allegheny ~
the resignation of Gen Douglas b. Layne.
Goth Brigade, counties Of Lewis, Upshur, Gil
mer. Calhoun, Randolph, Tucker, Barbour and
acknowledgements by the death of Gen. Isaac
Booth.
2>th-New Brigade created Ivy Act IF last
Legislature. Counties of Tazewell, Mcdowell,
Buchanan and Wise.
Whitman 7. Wiley. the Amerco.Whg cnndi-
date for Lcut1nant Governor Of Virginia, seems