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Greenbrier Presbytery

Met at Franktord, Oc5ober 18th, at IL r
NJ. and was opened with sermon by Rev.
S R. Houston.
Rev. J. c. Brown was chosen Moderator,
Rev. A H. Hamilton and elder j. M, Sy-
denstricker. Clerks.
All the ministers were present except three.
One of these was suffering under sore be-
reavement, one detained By sickness IN his
family, aud the other is now laboring IN
distant State.
Though good many of the churches were
not represented, there we're more elders pre-
sent than usual.
1t would add greatly to the interest OF
such meetings, aud would greatly increase
the efficiency of our Church, if the whole
eldership was so interested in the enterprises
Of the Church that every session would De
represented at every meeting.
1t was pleasing co see the interest the con-
gregatious seemed 70 rake in the business OF
Pre4bytery, especially when the chief opera
lions of the Ceurch we're presented.
These rep rcs show how vast work the
Church has before it, aud the nature and ex-
tent of the efforts made to overtake IL.
Presbytery With great reluctance gave its
consent to the removal Of Mr.. Hamilton from
POcabOntas
The members have learned to feel the
deepest Interest in those fields to which they
are accustom to render aid, and feel grieved
when schemes that seem to promise success
are broken up.
We welcomed to the interesting field in
the Kanswha Valley, Rev. FL. r. Laird from
Roanoke Presnytery.
Those who look on the promising open
ings 10 our bounds wait with some anxiety
to know whether Synod will be able to DO
anything toward the advancement of it's
evsngehstic work.
Presbytery unanimously gave its positive
disapprOval of the contemplated formation of
a new Presbyt terry which would take from US
the churches of Pocahontas, feeling that
apart from regard to old associations and
atinities, it would be fatal to the interest of
week mountain churches to cut them off from
the self-sustaning churches from which they
have always received aid. Being for the
last six months without any very special re
ligiOus excitement our work seems compare
lively slow but we are making steady pro-
gress, and that the favor of the Master rests
upon our work. NJ. Il l..
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CALL AND SEE THE LATEST STYLES Or
Rich JEWELRY and SILVER WARE, aow
opening at NOWLAN CO.'S. New Sets, Pins
and Ear.drops Enameled Bands, Handkerchief Hold
ers, Bosom and Sleeve Buttons, and superb Silver
ware, for bridal presents, Pitchers, Spoons, Forks
Goblets &C., &C., corner of Main and Tenth SITS
~ros voyLAN. soBT. Z. KAooNBEE.
NOwLAN & CO..
Corner Main and Tenth Streets above Post Once,
Richmond, VA.
Diamonds, Fine Watches. Jswelry and
Silverware.
ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RlNGs.
Special attention given to the Repairs of Fine
Watches and Jewelry.
Es- HAIR JEWbLRY made to order.
NJ 19-tf
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Prssbytery of East Hanover

Held an adjourned meeting on che 18th,
in this city.
The Rev. William N. Scott informed the
Presbytery thai after full consideration he
had come to the conclusion that it was his
duty to accept the call to the Third church,
Richmond
DR.. G. W. Pollard read the action of the
Samuel Davies church with regard TO the
proposed removal of their pastor, and ask
ing the Presbytery to retain him In his pre-
sent charge The church was also repre-
sented by three eommissiOners-George T
Haw, E a., DIR. J. II. Garhek, aud W. f.
Gsines, Esq
Nc. Ha~ mode an earnest and able sppeal
20 the Presbytery not TO remove Mr.. Scott
He urged the fact that bis ministry in Hsno-
yer bad thus far been marked BY a most de
cided success, and that the people of his
charge were willing 10 do whatever Mr.
Scott might wish to relieve him of labor and
allow him more zine for study.
DR.. GarGek and NJ. Gaines followed, and
confirmed the sentiments expressed by Mr..
Haw.
All the commissioners test fed to the very
strong bold which their pastor had upon the
affections of his people aid of tue whole
community. It would be, they maintaioed,
q heavy S,o6 60 tie cho5cS 70 have hlu
taken fr N chem.
Commissioners from the Third church
were also present to plead for the removal
of Mr.. Scott to the Third chureh-namely,
William Fl Ccsig, George W. Gretter +. W
Cone. aud Edward Peasants. They pre-
sented the necessities of their church thai
had TO struggle against many difficulties, anc
need lust such an active aud able pastor a
thew believed they would find in Mr.. Scott
The field of labor presented was large one
promising rich harvest In the work of the
Lord, the very reasons urged by tie com
,nissioners of the Samuel Davies church fol
his retention.
The question was then discussed fully b!
the Presbytery Dcs- HOge, Preston, Brown
and PRYOR, and Me-. Campbell.
The discussion occupied the attention 0
the Presbytery fer several hours.
The following resolution was offered;
Resolvsd, That toe Presbytery, hsviDi
heard the parties, feel it their duty, upan
view of the ShOle case, to continue the Rev
William n Scott in his present charge.
A vote was taken upon this motion, whe
it appeared that the Presbytery vas equal
divided upon the question.
Before the Moderator gave the esstD
vote it was suggested that it would not 3
well to decide so important question with
out greater unanimity; and as there coul
be a larger number of the members of tn
Presbytery brought together at the approach
ing meeting Of the Synod iC would De we'll
defer the final decision Of the matter till thi
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American Bible Society AT the stated meeting
Of the Board Of Managers held October 7th, onf
new society in Iowa was recogniz d as auxiliary.
A letter press edition Of Genesis and Exodus 70
the Ponape language has been printed curing the
past month and the Board directed that plates
be prepared for Dr. Riggs version of the Proph-
cts in the Dakota language.
Specimens we're submitted of a new Miniou re.
ference Svo Bible, just issued from the Society
press, GU thin paper aud in limp binding. in the
general style OF what is known as Bsgster's fac.
simiIe Bible, and especially adapted to the use Of
Sunday School and Bible class teachers.
Grants of books were made to the Hawaiian
Board of Missions and to various societies and in
dividuals for sale and distribution in Japan Italy
Brazil aud the Argentina Republic, amounting to
abo It $50 copies, besides funds for expenditure
In Billie translation and distribution abroad, to the
amount of 81 $50 For distribution in the United
States about 600 copies were donated, including
twelve volumes ia raised letters for the blind.
The receipts for September we're SAL 304 copies
OF Scriptures issued, al 9l0
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Davidson College,
COUNTY, N. CAROLINA
1875 1877 6.

THE next (thirty-ninth Collegiate year begins
on Thursday, SEPTEMBER 2Sd, 1875, and ends
June Doth, 1876. 1t is divided by recess of about
ten days, embracing Christmas and New Years
day, into two Terms.
College dues-including tuition fee, room rent,
servants hire-for the First Term, S44; for the
Second Term, sci.
The necessary expenses for the entire year, ex-
elusive OF clothing, travelling expenses, and pocket
money, vary from 1925 to $3.50.
There three fully organized courses of instruc
tom
l. The CLASSICAL COURSE, occupying four
years.
years.
8. The ECLECTIC COURSE, designed for those
who do not wish to take a regular course but to
pursue special studies.
Davidson College is on the Atlantic, Tennessee
& Ohio railroad, midway between Charlotte and
Statesve, in remarkably healthy region. The
temptations to vice and extravaganza are compare
lively few.
For Catalogues and other information apply to
j. Il. BLAKE,
je 18-1y Chairman.
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October llth, on Laurel Creek, Fayette county,
w Va. at the residence OF the brides mother, Mrs.
Isabella Coleman, by the Rev. j. d. Haynes, HARRY
WALLACE and Miss MARY 4. COLEMAN, eldest daught-
of the late Col John j. Coleman, all OF Fayette
county, W. Va
October 18th, by the Rev DR.. Handy, at the resi-
dence Of the bride father in the "hill Country OF
Judea," ABRaM B. DRIVER, merchant OF Rocking
ham, and Miss FANNIE Il CURRY, daughter Of Rob-
ert A, Curry, Esq, of Augusta county, Va
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BLAoKwooDs MAGAZINE for October. Through
the Leonard Scott Publishing Company, N. YORK.
Contents:
l. The London Police Courts.
q Wrecked off the Bia Coast.
8. Subordnation.
A. Suody Subjects Money.
5. The British Fisheries.
Michael Angelo.
7. The Dilemma. Part vi.
This number is of more than usual interest, as it
contains several articles having relation to subjects
now attracting good share of attention in this
country.
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UNION THEOL OGICAL SEMINARY,
VIRGINIA.
PROFESSORS:

PROFESSORS:
REV. R. L. DABNHY, D. d Prof. Systematic and
Pastoral Theology, land Clerk of Faculty.
Rev. B. NJ. SMITH, Prof. Oriental Literature.
Rev. T. E. PECK, D. D., Prot. Ecclesiastical His
toy and Poliy t@.
REv. q c. ALEXANDER, p. D., Prof. Biblical
Literature and erprelation-of N. Testament.
The Seminary year begins 18th August 1875, and
ends 18th april, 1876. " Hsmpden Sidney, Prince
Edward county, Va, IL the Post Office address OF
Professors ana students Farmyille is the station
q miles dstant on the Atlantic, Mississippi d Ohio
Railroad, which connects daily mail and passenger
transportation with the Institution, and is the ad-
dress of the Treasurer. Catalogues furnished on
application Students board in families or in mess
es Expenses as limited as practicable.
f. N. WATKINS,
lie 2-6m Secretary and Treasurer.
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Obituaries.

Died, October 18th, in Winchester, Va, HENRY
NJ. BRENT, aged II years for fifty years Cashier of
the Valley Bank" at that place.
Died. October 18th, at Longview, Gregg county,
Texas, ROBERT JOHNSTON TAYLOR, only son of the
late Rev. r. }. Taylor, of Lexington, Va.
Died, October 18th, in Morganton N. c., JENNIE
WEETA, youngest daughter of Rev. R. B. and Mrs
Jennie Tho nwell Anderson aged years and %
days
She was one of the brightest children the writer
has ever known and of DISPOSITION exceedingly
sweet and unselfsh This little lamb is now with
the good shepherd in his upper fold
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OUR MONTHLY.
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OUR MONTHLY IS a magazine devoted to gen
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Every charitably inclined person should subscribe
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Orange Prssbyte1y. an adjourned meeting
held a. SYNOD. arrangements were made to install
Mr.. c. Miller, at Madison, halt his time he gOes
to Wentworth and Lsaksgile the other hall.
Mr. Darnsll is 10 be installed shortly at Milton,
three -ourths OF his iine and at Yanceyville OBJ
fourth. Mr.. T. j. Allison, formerly centiste ot
Concord Presbytery is soon 10 be installed at Tar
boro, half mis- time, sud at Wilson end Rocky
Mount the other half h ID.
Installation Of Pastor On Sunday October 10,
Rev. McDuf Simp.Oo was installed pastor Il
Loeb Willow church, at Churchville Rev. D. En-
ing preaching the sermon, and Rev w. I. Richard
son and Rev. Mr. RosebrO assisted in the install
lation services.
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Ecclesiastical alutiees.

The SYNOD OF TEXAS stands adjourned to meet
in the city of Austin, Texas, on Wednesday, No.
vember 3d. at P. M. H. f. BUNTING,
Stated Clark
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ONE HUNDRED CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,

AND HOW TO MAKE THEM.
The December uu Der of "ST NICHOLAS will
couteiu an admirable article, entitled; 'One Hun
bred Christmas Preser is, and Bow to make Them
This ar ice is full of practical descriptions by
the aid Of which girs of all ages and boys too, for
thst matter, can make beautiful and useful Christ
mas Presents for all their friends and relations.
L. will be ready November goth.
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Rev DR. John Leyburn, of Baltimore deiv'
cred an address to the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION of Staunton, 10 the Presbyterian church,
on Friday night of the Synod.
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time.
The Moderator therefore declined to vote !;
and the subject was postponed, TO be CON
sidered this week during the sessions OF
the Synod 10 Seaunton.
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NE1ss ADAMS BOARDING SCHOOL.
Wi ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
WHILE ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, and
MATTE MATICS are thoroughly taught, the much
neglected accomplishments. Reading agreeably, and
Spelling correctly are practised daily. :,
The chargee for Board and Tuition. including all
expen es from October 10Th to the end OF the schol
astic year, June 10Th, is only $3.50 For full infor
nation apply to MISS bIhA ADAM
Alexandria, Va
Reer to Rev. VIM. Dinwiddie, Alexandra; Dish.
op Whittle, Richmond oc 13--N
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vu,HE SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARMER.

vTNHE SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARMER.
THE OLDEST AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL PUBLISHED IN
VIRGINIA. Established in 1S40,)
Has been the organ of the State Agricultural and
Horticultural Societies ever since their organization
Subscription reduced to 81 so per annum. Clubs
of five or more 81 each Idy~AGENTs wanted in
every State, county and neighborhood.
Address L. r. DICKINSON,
Ills Main street, Richmond, Va.
The Princeton (Ky.) Journal says :" New life and
fresh vigor have been instilled into the Southern
Planter and Farmer and we predict that its career
will be onward and upward. The Planter has an
agricultural horticultural stock poultry, bee, dairy,
scientific and household departmental each of
which there are articles containing many, very many
valuable and useful suggestions 1t is acknowledged
by all acquainted with its merits to be the best and
sblest journal OF its kind published in America. No
srmer should be without it. Price $l.5O per year.
feb 18-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICE
THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.
REDVrCTTON OF PRICE.

THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.
REDUCTION OF PRICE.
The demand for these Waters for transportation
has been largely more than doubled in the last
ninety days with every prospect of an increased de-
mand at the present price. have however recent
" received communications from medical men OF
standing in different parts of the country, urging a
reduction in the price in the interest OF suffering hu
manity, and | have determined to yield to these
views so far as to put these Waters at price low
as any other Virginia Min raj Water They will
hereafter be sold at the following rates:
By the single case at 90
To the Trade generally. ........ ......" %
10 Agents.. 4 w
To clergymen dependent upon their sas
ri-s and praytslng physicians for their
Owe use............ w
Payment required invariably in advance.
The Proprietor will not undertake to refill old
boxes OF bottles or to fill demJohn carboys, or to
put Water il any other way, than in cases OF one
dozen half gallon bottles each
THOMAS F GOODE,
Propri tor BuHAl, tbia Springs,
Meckleuturg county Va
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The Second Presbyterian Church of Stanton.

The Second Presbyterian Church of staunton.
At a meeting of Lexington Presbytery
held in Staupton, Tuesday night, October
10Th, the report Of the committee to visit
Stanton, and inquire into the expedienoy
of organizing Second Pre8by terian church
was heard through their Chairman, Rev. G.
B. Srickler
The committee we're unanimously of the
opinion that it was inexpedIent at this time.
A new petition was presented as follows;
We, the undersigned Presbyterians, re
spectfully petition Lexington Presbytery to
organize new church in the city of Staun.
ton, to consist of the members whose names
are subscribed, and to be known as the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church of Staunton, Va
Our reasons therefor have already been given
90 Presbytery and without repeating we re
ofhcm them as whole and seVerally. We
pledge ourselves to support pastor for the
whole of MS time, and to do what in US lies
to uphold his bands and 20 advance the cause
of Christ in our midst.
Signed,
j. FRED EFFINGER,
Mas Lucy B WOODS,
MRS. NJ H. EFFINGER,
Mrs. J. HOTCHKIss,
JED HOTCHKIss,
NELLIE HoTCHKIss,
4 S DOYLE,
W c. GREIGER,
W. A HUDSON,
HOLMES ERWIN,
CHAs " TURNER,
w J EURITT,
CHAs D. Mccoy,
MEMBERS and tie IoiloWi not members of
the church:
Nj. HARVEY EFFINGER,
ANNIE L. aoTCHKIss,
Mrs W. A HUDSON,
Mrs. c. D Mccoy.
The prayer of the petitioners was granted
wi IA Ave Dissenting votes.
Rev. j. r. Bowman, Rev. Mr.. Rosebro
ard Elder D. S Rsil were appointed the
committee TO suporlutend the Organization
of the new church
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IltulUcI6s 0DN
the church

Bethel Presbytery This body met at TRIAL
Church, u ION COUNTY. c., on the 9th. The
opeuiDg rmOu Wa delivered by Rev. J White.
Rev A. F Dickson was chosen Moderator,
Rev h r Dickson, Of YOrkville. was dismissed
to take charge Of the LIST Dutch Reformed Church
in Brooklyn.
TIE reports from the churches were encourog
ing. The Presbyery resolved to raise funds to
supplement the salaries OF the ministers who are
iuadeauately paid, aud also to raise fuDd to ia,
an Evangelist TO labor with the cOlOraS people
Notwithstanding the poverty OF the people there
ID manifest improvement in the liberality OF the
church
Calls we're presented for the services Of Jane.
Spratt, L ceutiate, from Six Mile Greek Gu OBJ,
who is to be ordained aud Installed on the Is h
A call was presented tor the services ct IL 'ren-
tate Mccormick, from the churches OF Beersheba
aud Salem, and arrangements we're made for his
ordination and installation on the last Friday OF
| this month.
Leave was granted to Unity Church to prose
cute call in connection Nlth old Waxhaw Church,
for the services of Rev. j, B Mack
The Spring session Of Presbytery is to be at
Rock Hill March 80 b.
Presbytsry of Macon met recently in the city O.
/ Macon, Ga. All the ministers, nine in number
and eight elders were present.
/ Rev. g. w Msxson was chosen Moderator; DIR
| T. f Brewster, clerk.
Leave was given to the Albany and America
churches to retain the services of the Rev. JohT
T Mcbride, Of the nth Alabama Presbytery
for the next twelve months.
Leave was also continued to the Rev Y
WAY, of the Savannah PreSbytery, to labor within
our bounds till next meeting OF Presbytery
Rev. Jas. a. Wall was elected director 10 De
wilson College, n. Q. for two years, and S. NJ
Stokes for one year.
Mt. z on Church was dissolved. The sprin
meetire will be held at Fort Gaines Ga, Aprl
18th, = P NJ.
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TO THE STATE FAIR.
1000 BOOKS AT HALF PRICE.
]. T. ELLYS0N,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIoNER,

BOOKSELLER AND oTATI0NER,
lll2 Main Street, Richmond, Va,
Has one thousand Volumes mbracing books in all
departments OF literature. including some OF the
works of Dickens. Scott, Tbackeray, DeMille, Geo.
Eliot, Farleon, Jules Verne, and others. Besides
some valuable Theological works which he offers at
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These books are n good order.
In addition to above have full line Of School
and miscellaneous BOOKS, which l offer at pub
fishers lowest prices.
Visitors to the state Fair will do well to call and
examine my stock.
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oc 2O-9t liz Main St, Richmond, Va.
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Commercial Matters.

WgOLESAIIE s-A NJ 5 1nss....44is.ss-3
Revised and corrected by JOHN n. GosDoE's Sons
Wholesale Grocers and dealers in Metals aud
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We have large assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
which we are selling unprecedentedly low GOOD
PRINTS, fast colors. at SIC. and l0c. per yard !;
unbleached KNITTING CUTTON at 35 cents per
OARDozo, FoURQUREAN & co.
no 22-1v
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GHBAP DRY GOODS
"
We are now selling DRY GOODS
Cheaper than they have Sold within Fifteen
Years.
Persons in want of Dry Goods can now buy with the
utmost confidence of getting full value.
, 1875-07-16
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