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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-10-08

PERsONAL.-Our accomplished c%onfrere.
Slater. of tn. Winchester Home Journal,
whose smile would thaw an iceberg, at
tended the Grange pic mic Friday last. lie
is one of the cleverest and best bred gen
tlenen alive, and we reckon his visit
among the most agreeable episodes OF our
provincial life Fayetteville Express.
Smith Ono. Batcman,) wrote the above.
1t is Just like him. He ought to have been
born a Frenchman-he is so polite. lie
can lie, vet tell the truth. He is one of
the few great men who are born at long IN
t~ervals. De you know him? or course
YOU have read his humorous pieces-cqual
to any ever produced by Mark Twain, VIM
Arm, "et ii oDne geaus." Smith is said to
be the best country editor in the State. we
will not dispute that claim, which Is pre-
ferred by his frienGs-we cannot! lie
calls us accomplished" and that was an
adjective which lied upon us-but let it
90. He says our smile would thaw an
iceberg. That makes US hOt-it makes us
a sun. But in our e%rratic, comctlc wan
behring's in life, we cannot remember Oh "
single heart which melted beneath on
smile. Per contra, we have melted our
self, very often, beneath the smiles o.
sweet ladies, fair, and Smith mas
got matters invcrsed. He says W.
are clever. So! lie says we are
the "best bred" Selah! lie says he reck-
Ons our visit among the most agreeapi'
episodes of his provincial life. smith
come to see us-come! We like your wore
prorincial-it is quite A rT0pos. PROVING
"a country or region more or less re'ho'
from the city-a conquered countryside
pendent on distant authority-so "eDS'e
defines the word. A country which Gomez
under the supervision or direction OF al.
special person. just as we the peopie u
the South now come under Grant. VINO re
sides at a fashionable watering place an
at Washington during the Intervals III III
pleasure. We like the wOrd-prorInc'a
1t is significant, Smith, very. and we WIS
we had said it first. As to the agreeabl
episode, we understand that. when yo
andthe euitor Of this paper meet,tagfeeaDi
hess. fun Happiness and JOY Will always ~
low-of course. BIT what we want 10 81
Is: We never saw so much expressed III
lew words as is expressed III your siio
notice Of our visit to our town, eXcePt.
those three words from Holy writ, WIN
combine, In orr estimation. tue WHOM
salvation-"God is Lore" And, SInlt
we love you've do! well meet agar
Clemanthe."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-10-08

In answer to scores of letters OF inquiry
we state: The Fifth GIFT Concert of the
Kentucky Public Library will positively
take place November So 1874, and ther.
will be no postponomcnt. The capital
prize will be $25O.0 600. Save us the trouble
of writing letters, good friends. and for
information concerning this matter, drop
Il line to Gov. Thomas r. Bramlette
Louisville. Ky. You will receive full par
~ticulars bv return mail. Please spare us
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-10-08

PERsoNAL.-Rey. VIM. Witcher, OF Ce-
lima, Tenn; DR.. Joe Hinton, Of Scottsbo-
70, Ala. MIR. John Estill, Of Mississippi;
Isaac Estill, the fat and fine-looking con-
ductor on the N. e. c. Railroad; Hon.
Henry New man, of Misscuri;-well, We
can't think just now Of all, but these were
in town this week.
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Desirable Property in Franklin
County, Tennessee,
For Sale!

About Us acres, l1j cleared, lying enc
mile north of Salem, and joining the WIN
chester C Alabama Railroad and public
road. There is a good dwelling, barns,
sheds. a neyer-failing well, a %cistern, &C.,
on the place. Farm under good cultiya-
ton. For ternIs apply to me on the prem
ises, or address me at NdrNeH. Franklin
county. Tenn. L. D. oll
OF . L.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-10-08

Mrs. Ellen Curle, wife of WIN Curle
in the 7th district Of our county, died,
several days since, ard was buried by the
Granger Order, of which she was a mem
her. She is the only one of the Order
who has died on the north side of Elk
river in our county.
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MULE FOR SALE!

! have a mule, four months old, we'll
formed, and large to his arc. Will sell
him cheap. Or, | will trade n young mare
(fcur years old,) and this mule, for a No.
! horse, s"fe III harness and good under
the sadllo. W. j. SLATER.
Sent. 2O-2W
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Administrators Sale.

will sell to The highest bidder, FOR
CASH, on Wednesday,, l4th insl the fol-
property, to-wit: One horse, two
ali the household and kitchen fur
nitire, and many other articles, the prop
erty Of l.. b. Clements, decd.
b. +. RUSSEI, Admir-.
Also, a lot of hogs, cart, and my entire
crop. ID. E. h'
hrtabor 9Th 1S7l-'t
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A correspondent asks us to name the
man zoe are for of the number aspiring to
represent Franklin county in the next
General Assembly. We will only answer
that we are for the man who has the most
sense; that is, the man who knows some-
thing and can tell what he knows without
violating every rule of grammar. He
must be honest, too, and energetic. lie
must be bold enough to do right though
the Heavens tall, and not pandcr to public
drunkenness upon any question. We
conceive that it is more important just
now to have sensible men in cur Lcgisla-
ture than to have them in Congress, for.
In the latter we are yet in a minority, and
nil the Solons, Platos, Solomons, Websters
and Clays could not save us from the ven
geance Of a mIsled and vindictiye, unap-
preciative Radical party. But in our
State Legislature we can rule, and it be-
hooyes us to send men Of Sense-men who
have "strong minds, great hearts, true
faith and ready bands ;"-as the poet
says:
Men whom the lust OF Office does not
kill;
Men whom the spells of office cannot
buy;
Men who possess opinions and a Will; -,
Men who have honor; men who VIII
not lie"
Can such a man be found in Franklin
county Yes! But, alas! in the effort at
reform we have tried to reduce the wages
otawise legislator to nothing, SO that tne
"great cattle are in the shade, chewing
their cuds in silence. while the fields ring
With the importunate chink of grasshOp-
pers.' And we send doltS to represent Us
and make laws for us. And then-ano
hpu-we complain.
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Notice.

After October lst, 1874, l propose to
%coniinc my trade exclusively to cash. All
persons having claims against me will
please present them, and all persons in
debtcd 10 lie will please come forward
and settle. q. G. PHILLIPS.
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BARBERING

T.. A. STARKEY. with an experience
of twenty-thrcc years III his trace, invites
the custom of all who want TO DE shaver,
shampooned, or TO have their hair cut or
dressed in neat style ut prices 10 suit the
times. -, ali, o,1
- Speciql contracts made with ali
who wiSn to shave b. the month,
rs5" No credit, +. A.. SIAkkEf,
~ t" iy;o.hAt,r Tenn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-10-08

Our T~ax-Collector, Capt. Robertson &,
Turner. has been seriously Ill for several
laws with neuralgia of the stomach. but
his many friends are glad to learn that he
il doing well at this writing.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-10-08

Jno. Il. Beasley, candidate 10 represent
us. says that the Legislature has never
done anything to improve the morals of
the country. There is a good deal Of sense
in this remark and we shall refer to 1t
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New Advertisements.

Public Speaking-candidates for th'
Legislature.
Withdrawal-Josiah Swain.
Notice-G c. Phillips.
Desirable Property Fer Sule-P. j
Justin.
Administrators Sale-B. +. Russey
Barbering--F. A. Starkey, col.
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We sympatlise with our worthy Sheriff,
II. +. Stewart, who lost a little babe the
% inst. 1t was about two months old
when il died.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-10-08

Two haif-grown bears passed through
Winchester a few weeks since en- route to
Grow Creek,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-10-08

Winter Is close at hand and it will soon
DC too late to fix up our streets. lftic
corporation has cot tie money. it ought TO
have.
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Va

Our correspondents in the different dis
tricts are neglcctinS us, and we are sorry
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-10-08

Now is the season to look after insurin9
your property. Call On w. J. Slater
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list or GIFTS.

TOTAL, 10000 GIFTS, ALL CASH, a.
mounting 10. ............. 81, 5UO,0Ou
PRICE or TICK ETS.
Whole tickets $1,000; halves $1,000; tenths
or each coupon 5000; Eleven Whole Tick
cts for $5O0.O0; %, Tickets for 81 100000.
Persons wishing to invest, should order
promptly, either OF the h0me oillcc, or our
local agents.
Liberal commissions will be allowed to
satisfactory agents.
Circulars containing full particulars
furnished ON application.
IHOS. f.. HR.IEEE YTE,
Agent and Manager,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky,
augl3-tl
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will be distributed by lot among the tick
ct holders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-30
- !. Yra psssfure pays.
aUCrroH sALEs-rsture 0sss:
->-~->1 = ra,onss ". Keesce, Auetioneer'
1917 Main street.
HOUSEHOLD foANA'
II nrrrry

IL TURE,
SPLENDID PARLOR CARPETS
octave PIANO. PARLoh Ch iA-
soiHnD DELIERs, &C., &C. 81,
On TUESDAY the en- M May. Samuel nj G. Tsrdy. No
q f5d ;,Ffs5t &C., consisting
in part Of Handsome 7-ocrAvE ROSEWOOD CASE CASE
g1STGL pARnos ca a Hresn T dessns
and hAS nsOOSSnTOop PARLoR SUIT, coVereo
l claootrnaI crimson silk Brocatelle; Itch Groom
. splendid PARLon SUITS co'e'eN
o !, rg aehss FRENCH Plate MATTEL Mihhoh''
in ornamental ghpT I 1rt PIER MIRRORS, in
large, amcntaI gilt frames, with marble Dase
r.. ,d SrnL LACE and BRocArELLE CURTAINS
:, and d.T T9pSi cEsrnB TABLES and FANCY
ez. Ga 2nk bA41 SUIT; s,,r .omDle,e, witt,
u MsfurSS2Ma inpER SUIT complete, with Ward
po sGSsj BOOKCASE; .,o.. u,t,,
! M k99GM1NY CHAMBER SUIT, complete wish
. v.r wa 6anasome WALNUT ana MAHOGANY
. 'efC SuAaBER SUITS, with Ward1 70 n.v-s
suncri0r BRUSSELS and TIIREE-PLf CAhPEIs,
TOILET SETS, DHCGGKTS and LOUNGE
E,eo.nt MAHOGANY SlDEBoARD ETAGERE, top
aud marble base. n,,,us
WALNUT and MAHOGANY E1TRHSioS 1AbLkS'
Ham MATTRESSES, FnATHBR BOOSTERS and
PILLOWS;
The above FURNITURE. as also the HOUSE,
which is to he sold Internationally ON MOhDAr 1,
Attn May, at s O'Clock L. d., by Messra. SruDOs u
Williams, auctioneers, can he examined between
the hours of ~ II. and 2 =. NJ, from THURSDAY
next, 8 9th Instant, to day Of sale Al inc ABOVE
WAS made TO order oy most e1perienced T0rkmen
and Is well worthy the attention OF Niose III wan
of elegant Furniture. yprcpp
CKEEssB. Salesman. Auct!ouecr.
an2S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-30
BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
No. 1912 Main street.

ABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
Y FARM, SITUATED IN FAIRFIkLDTOW
STlE,, IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO. ABOUT
FOUR MILES FROM THE CITY or RlCH-
MOND, VIA THE MECHANICSvILLE THY
MtSTS. GROWING CROPS. &C, AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.-We shall. al the request or the owner,
Mrs. Christina ID. Hanson. who has determined 70
remove from the State, sell ut public auction, o
the premises. on TIL ESDAf \. 9th day OF May. S74,
at 12 O'Clock ~. that desirable farm located as
aboye-described adjoining the lands OF oscar g:
Cosby. James NJ. Carter, Robert Edm0nds, aud
Steers estate, containing by survey ONE HUN
DkED AND TWO ACRES. the greater portion OF
which IL cleared There arc about AZ acres Of ricH
low-gro lnds. The soil Is well suited fer the raising OF
the usual crops-sgch rs corn, wheat, aud vegeta-
bIes.
The Improvements are all new. having been built
within the past year. and consist Of neat
FRAMED DWELLING, containing six rooms,
hail. &C. with kitchen attached and the usual out
buildinps found on 4 farm of that class such as
cOrn-crih, stable shel, &c.
There Is on the place No. spring, In shsrt
distance of the house, and fine orchard or about
200 young fruit treesof the most select kind. The
growing crops, stock. and farming implements are
end can bc,scen 81 the lOur Of sale.
We would invite special attention Of parties
wishing TO buy trst-cass farm, so near the city,
and in mext excellent ueighborhood. and on one
of the best soroughfares leading to the city, 10 The
foregoing sab.
TERMS: Will be exceedingly LIBERAL and an
LYME & BROTHER.
ap 25-27,29, Sonny l, 24&5
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nv Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents nuo nain and Bank.

nco111TE AND UNCONDITIONAL
a SAFE SeEISs TIE tEH I'D SfHE DEASTiE
FEL tors ApJSNITNG Fs1TTF HATbEAs b * chRf
S SHNT Ss At ASfShsT EGESIT r r. r. E
FERRED TO BTLoW;moy r e the Vi PREMISES, on
Tardy we vi" The 4ih day of May at AZ o'clock, z.
% his wcll-known and universally n
dence, .si" and contains thirteen rooms, besides
and closets. with hot cold anu shGW t
baths and water, with sutonaIS a o W. fn
plyants: laundry with stationary fixtures; gas
nro,aIout the premises and all OF The most mo-
% crnnvenieucps. The stable Is new, and besides
n hnstcr's room, has space for two carriages ana
' Tbe buildings have been remoddlcd and reno
vailed within the pas, few years, anu no" III per-
ieI II would be Impossible In an advertisement 10
convey an adequate Idea OF the ee2an &c and COM
HIr,cnrss OF this property III every respect. 1t Is
Enough to say that II combines the most admirable
arrangements with the most beautlnl anu tlorohgh
finish i'm every detail, and the highest possible de
gree OF convenience aud comfortable accommoda-
lions for large family. ,.,
The situation is one of the most beautiful ana
convenient in The city, AMI as It stands this proper
~ is not eScelled by amy other In all that colSt-
tutcs first-class residence.
Persons Wishing to examine the premises pefore
the day OF sale are requested 10 call upon us.
The property will tic sold as whole or sun-dl7l-
ded according TO a plan to be seen at our office.
Oh hs Gay VI IL the
bracing most handsome and valuable variety, Will
be sold by T. W. keescc, the well-known auction.
Ger. a description Of which will appear In future
advertisement to appear before the day Of sale OF
TKRas: Accommodating, and made known at
time Of sale. GRUBBS WILLIAMS.
P. s The house Will se open for inseet'SR be.
tween the hours OF IL NJ. aud I'm. from 1hufs'
day, 3Oth instant, to the day OF sale.
ap l4-l5,l7 1921 30, 25, rs, 80 Stl,e,d
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fReported for the Dispatch.1
winchester Prcsby tory.

FIFTH DAY.
WINCHESTER, April q, 1874.
prcsb1tcry met and was opened with
prayer. ,;.o,,od
10 I'm .hc blanks in The statistical reports 10
the Assembly, and also to prepare the usma'
rcno,t on systematic benevoence. ne
Committee on Evangelical Labor reported )
the report was received and adopted.
After r, cess at three O'Clock. the frcsos.
tery met. Leave was granted Rev. Heoist
": Lcyburn TO labor ,ciRs'n the eoui"s W
mis- prcshy:ery until the next mcc.ius. "nu
~ Roy 7. A. Scott Jr., to labor u''"o"' WI
bounds until next meeting. ,o,,r;tte,s
Tbc ,cnorfS of the district comiii'''ecS
,,.orn onnrcyed. and the committees con-
Mr Tr;nIett, licentiatc, was granted leave
- I.,or within the bounds Of Lexington
Tresby terry until next meeting of this ffes-
bytcry. - ,;s,-o,, o,,rches
~arn rarm;ttcd TO continue their labors IN
theIr respective fields, if the way De clear.
The Committees on Examinations were
revised and enlarged.
The report of the Committee TO Prepare
a Manual was adopted, and the manual was
ordered to be printed. ~
Leave was granted Hancock church 10
supply It's own pulpit until next meeting OF
PreSbytery. .o
The report Of the Committee on Reassess-
ment of the Churches was adopted.
After the usual vote of thanks Presbytery
adjourned to meet in Burlington, West n
einia. September Esd, 1874, at g O'CLOCK I.
N. Closed with prayer.
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By G-ubbs & Williams,
Real EState Agents and AuctioEecrS,
Eleventh stree. between Main and Bank.

TEE ELEGANT BRICK RESIDENCE
l. AND HANDSOGE GROUNDS, SITUATED
AT I'll + NORTHWEST CURNER OF FRANK.
LIN AND THIRD ftsEETS, FORMERLY THE
RESIDENCE OF TEE LATE WRIT ROBIN.
SON. DECEASED, AND NOW KNOWN rs THE
RICHMOND CLUB-uOUSE,'' TO BE SOLD
BY AfCTIUN, UPON THE PREMISES, ON
MONDAY, 18TH MAJ. AT 8 O'CLOCK z. NJ
The residence has thirteen rooms, besides base
ment- closets, and blliaSl-rooms, store-ronals:
Kitchen Nth SIX rooms, and the usual cAnxe-
nieIces.
No proparty In the city 70 more admired for she
style and character OF the improvements, for it's
eligible situation at OF the ost desirable points
and for the handsome grounds, Astounding ia lie
shade and freit trees, shrubbery and flowers, now
In their prime
1853 Al feet and will BIZ sold " subdivisions ae-
cording 10 plan TO BE- seen at our Office, showing
choice lot or SO feet At the corner suitable lot or
lots with the house, and two mn-e beautiful lots
west OF the house-all 10 run back 80 Y wide alley
20 be opened in the rear.
Persons interested are Invited to cal! and examine
the plan.
30 such property AZ thi, can be again presented
for sale, rs 1t offers st-cass properly "a every re-
spres.
TERMS: Unusually attractiye-to wit: One
fourth cash; Onc-fourth In twelve months; the re-
lnai lining half OH = credit running to fSaycars, At
the option OF The purchasers; interest II eight per
cent, payable Semi-annB2lly, and all credit pay
nents 10 be secured by deeds OF trust
BY request Of the admiIlst rator and trustee act
Ing uEJer he will OF Writ Robinson. deceased.
apes Auctioneers.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF yALU.prv
TRY, At THE REAL ESTATE Exon , Wy
RICHMOND. yA.-stVERaL FAkMs' Tn;,
BERED AND WOOD LAND, And CITY I,Giss.'
Goddin and wife to the subscribe r. dated Xxx Z
vember, 1872, and duly recorded, we viii 80 70
the Real Estate Exchange. on MONDAY, 4,h V.HH
al II ocl9ck 81, the f1liowinx property-io viz
farm purchased by said GodJIn FROM ,Io 30 ne
GIazebrook. liug on the Richmond, FIR. frr.rt ..
burg and Potomac railroad, about liz lntl". -.
kichmone; Inc buildings are Comfortable and II
THREE TRAITS. adjoining the sb.ve =,
FORTY-THKEE ACRES, FoETY-THREE Syn
AND FIVE-ElG uT1iS ACRES thu twolas,:'roa,
entirely In woods. and the drs. about onp.t,If F.;
woods. The balance cleared.
ONE THOUSAND ACRES OfLAND. lytmyi ~
Buckingham county, about one hundred and In
miles from Richmond. and two miles from -.
canal-bciBg the same land once owned ,v harts
Y. NORRIS. This tract abounds III valuable .;h,.
timber and cord-rood. II u probable Tia. u.
owner OF the other moiety will unite In the sic.
TY-FIVE AND ONE-FOUkTH ACRES. IN . nv.
Ger township. Powhatan county, two ana a kaf
miles from the courthouse, on the River roa J. al
Joining Daniel Hatcher. William McGfu!.r, and
others, and occupied by Mr.. A. 4. Condrev. Nor
than one-iialf cleared; the balance Is 10 sx.,i
pine woods. The dwelling has six roCEs mn
trees Some OF the land Is good cre na,..
4 valuable LOT In The city Of ktchmcRIon n,
west size Of Twelfth street below Canal .;reet.
bounded on the south by the property Of tie Jart,
River and Kanawha Canal Company, on tie moth
by the lower GaIego Hill, 80 by 1870 feet.
A triangular LOr on the west side Of Brook ave.
nue. bet wcen Clay and Leigh streets adjoining The
property OF Mr.. Anton Beiue, IS 81 SO y "a
feet
LOT No. 7, IN square No. Z In the plan o, Fui.
ton on the east siGe Of Graham between Erin aai
Gillian streets, 80 by LOO tcet.
An undivided m"icty tthe other moiet! lers
owned by J &. ndre1sj OF q LOT At the 5.Gta
east corner Of u and Twenty streets. Ala /!
1872 feet.
A LOT so by 80 feet on the west line Of $. Pc.
ter street between Charity and Federal s.5~es, II
Bakers addition.
A LOT 25 by 100 feet on the south side Of Bake,
street, near to Brook avenue. and nearl! "2pnla
the former residence oil the lale jacob SHOOK.
The terms, which will be accommodating. r.MS
made known IL the time OF sale.
CT. WILLIAMS,
}. H.GUi.
Trustees.
The auctionears will furnish Information in re-
spect 10 the above-descrlbed property TO those ste
may apply before the day Of sale.
"' GRUBBS L WILLIAMS.
an25 Auctionter.
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BY ". B. Robins,
Real Estate A26Et and Auctioneer,
1905 Bank street.

SALE OF UNIMrROVEDL LOT AT THE
- NORTHWEST CORNER OF CHARITY AND
ST. JOHN STREETS FRONTING 81 FEET 6
INCHES ON THE NORTH LINE CT CHARITY
STREET BY A DEPTH OF 100 FEET BY virtue
OF decree of the Ghancery Court OF the city OF
Richmond In the c,,se styled Chase, &C., cs. Chase,
&C., entered Oh the ed day Of December, lST3, the
undersigned, as special commissioner: VIII sell by
The TIN day OF Ma7, l S74, al O'Clock p. NJ, the
abGve-described DOT of ground.
TERMS: One-thL-,l of purchase money IN cash
the balance in tuo equal instruments ct six and
twelve months. fur negotiable notes, with interest
added, and ttlet;n be retained.
This sale Is made at the costs and charges OF j. L.
Harris The purchaser at former sale, who Is In de-
fault in complying with his purchase.
JOHN A. COKE,
Special Commissioner
w e. RoaI.*f Auctonecr. xp2T-iOt
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By w. Goddin.
Auc.IoneaT and Real Estate Ascent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TIRST-CLASS, VERY ATTRACTIVE,
4 AND ADMIRABLY WELL LOCATED RE-
SIDENCE ON TIE EAST SIDE OF GOiEK.
NOR STREET, OPPOSITE THE GQYERNoR'S
MANSION. FOR SALE AT AUCTlON;-At the
request OF Mrs. William b. Myers | shall sell at
auction on the premises, on IQ ESDA1 the oth
Nav, "a, at O'Clock =. NJ, he- desirable kESl-
DENCE located as above. 1t Is SO well ana FAVOR,
ably known that miuute description Is deemed
unnecessary, but for the benefit N those who may
pot have seen tiic property, trnEy not be amss TO
remark that the lot has front of seventy feet anu
q dr pth Of about one hundred and sixty feet TO
wide alley. The dwelling Is built in the best man,
ner. with all The usual modern conTen!enceS. anc
As Justly re yarled Ne.I residence in every rr
s;cct. In the basement there r acomfortabe otheo
aud two or three other rooms aad superior fur
mace, which beats the whole premises. On the arst
tioor there are two parl0rs, large dlning-roorn,
pantry. storeroom and library on the seco I'd toor,
four chambers. and in the atGc there are two rooms
The whole premises are well lighted and VENT lated
The servants apartments are s,,aciously ard con-
~venlrmtly arranged Taking irto consideration the
location of the property. being IA front OF the Gov
ernors mansion and public square within tive mir
suites, walk of churches OF all denominations and. OF
the usual Places OF business. 1t Is seldom that so de-
sirabie residence is offered foe sale.
TERMS: ene-fourth cash: ylnlalce at oEe. two,
three, four, i've years Tor lorScrJ, for negotiable
notes bearing eight per ccnt-iHtcrcs secur-i by q
decd OF trust W. G0DDlS, Auctloneer-
ap lS-2awsSIay1 81, 2,4.5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-30
IRcported for the Dispatch.I
Abingdon Presbytery.

SATURDAY. April 25tb.
Prcsbytcry met at 81 A. NJ. The weather
has been excessively bad; it has rained every
day since the meeting began 4; still the con-
gregation keep up very well, Indeed: Very
little busipess remained on the docket TINS
morning. The Committees on Se>sionai
Records and Education reported. A lively
discussion arose on an amendment to the eu-
ucation repor,, which proposed TO reallse
the amount allowed seminary students from
5000 10 $3.50 per year. 1t was carried D!
vote of ii to 6.
Presbytcry then adjourned to meet III
Bland county next September. d.