Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

STEALING AN AxE.-Col. Spoitswood Rider.
""ue nus last appearance ut the Mayors Court
ses'eruay marning, on the OCCASION Of his being
onargeu with appropriating to his own use, with
out the consent oil the owner nm IKE the nroner-
ty Of Mr.. s. c. Hurt A witness present identi.
ned the article rs belonging to Mr. H., and anoth-
er witness swore that it had been deposited at
mouse IN bnzzard by Col. II. Under these pecu.
iiar circumstances. his Honor ordered tho un-
iucky Spott to be sent 10 answer an Indictment
oi the Grand Jury, at the March term of the lIus-
nnss Court. Spott is evidently procured Mt
last. SO mote it be.
TREsPAssiNG.--Jim Jackson slave belonging to
Mrs. Davenport, arrested Tuesday night, on
complaint of A. NJ. Tribe, Esq. who ALLEGED that
the negro was in the habit of trcspaSSing on his
premises against his strict order to the contrary
and was also greatly addicted To quarrelling and
kicking up rows with his servants. Tho Mayor
ordered Jackson 25 lashes, which infection will
doubtless serve to deter him from making future
unwelcomo visits.
THREATENING LANGUAGE.-P Patrick Moriarty, n
Wild liibernian was arrested yesterday for threat
ening to sink the canal boat belonging to Mr..
johnson. Mr.. johnson. it appears, has INDUCED
In certain line of conduct not suited TO the tnste
OF Morarty, and the latter individual in order to
give expression to his disapprobation. made the
making his appearance at the Mayors Court ut
the hour appointed, the case was dismissed. his
Honor Mt the same time giving Patrick to under
stand, that if he heard of his using any more Ian
guasc of that nature. he would place him where
he would not have chance to commit such dcprc-
dations on the property Of his ncighbors.
INDIAN SuNMER.-We are now in the midst II
this most delightful soascn Of the year. In
referring to its advent the st. Louis Nilsson
ri) News beautifully says - This delightful
cpis"de-the sweetest gem in the wears pd'nfe
the loyccst lm1 in the years bouquet
the perfcctest product of wind, and sun and int
a meteorological nsteriod knocked cut Of the
middle of autumn--is upon us. 1t has clad tho
forest. like dying warriors; i'll bl1od-red banners,
to throw triumphant splendor ovcr their wall
ing srngth it II has gathered the smoke of burn
ming praircs in purple streams over the hill tops,
added deeper flush tn the face Of the sun, aud
woven the mists around the portals OF day into
gorgeous canopies. to add glory aud honor to his
advent and exit. The bluffs" in Illinois which
In clear atmosphere. seem TO BE- just across the
river, have retired behind the blue urtains loop
ed above the horizon, and the face Of the world
seems tiGged with sweet sadness rs falling
leaves. whrlcd in cddcs in garden walks 10y iL'
signing breeze tell of the Winter of Death that
comes apace. All nature wears Look OF ~uhdned
resignation and peaceful joy, telling Of duty done
IN the past, and hope in the tuturc-ihe hope that
after the dreary slnmbcr Of Winter, grass shall
grow, and waters rnn and flowers bloom, and
birds sing together III II joyful resurrection.
AppLEroS's RAILwAY& STEAM NAVIGATION Grlni.
We are indebted to Mr.. Creed for the November
number OF this Invaluable publication. Each
number of the work contains the time tables Of
the different rail roads in the county published
officially under the supervision of the railway
companies, nearly seyenty,ive railway maps.
large railway map of the United States and the
Canadas. monthly account of railways aud their
pr ).ress, new interesting anecdotes and incidents
Of travel, United States tine.indicator and gaz
cieer Of the United States. The philalea SaiHr-
day Ercning Gazette. in referring to the work
Within the past six months, business or plea'-
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Union, aud over several Thousand miles of ral-
road and | have never arrived MT ii depot ten mill
utcs late. nor lost connection, thanks to my
pocket companion. Appleton's Railway Guide
work published semi-monthy, which is n model
of accuracy and may be replied upon implicitly
study Of its contents has heguiled many n.lcs
Of their tedou-ness, while the information it lit
parts reflects the greatest credit on the pub
Gshers."
The Guide" sells for % cents per copy, and
can he had at Mr.. Creed's News Depot.