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SATTER's CONCERT.-Gustave Satter,
perhaps, the greatest pianist now on this
continent, gave concert in the lower
Grange Hall last Monday night, to small
but appreciative audience. 1t is really priv
ilege to hear such music as Satter's-a privi-
lege afforded but once or twice in life time
and when the oppor tunity is presented none
should fail to take advantage of it. 1t is
useless to attempt to describe his wonderful
performance or give an idea Of its thrilling
effect, one might as well try to catch the
lightning or paint the coiors of aurora. 1t
is simply magic and beyond all words to des-
cribe. The following was the programme
l. FRANTAIsE SUR LA JUNE DE 81 .LEvY,... Satter
O. P0LONt -sE-Entreacte de Struensee. :. Buelow.
8. (a) Sonette di Petrarca, No. 8, Liszt.
(b) Prelude Poetique. ...................S atter.
(c) Wedding March. ..............Me ndelssohn.
A.. (a) Etude in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Chopin
~ Orientale No. A.. ACCOMPLISHMENTS Raft.
(c) Etude, 3. minor, ................Th alberg.
5. (a) Manuetto from End Symphony. .Gouvy.
10 Marica Funebre ..................B Beethoven
(c) Blue Danube-Fantasia,. ............. Satter.
10 Saltarello.
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PROPERTY SALEs.-On Thursday last
E. NJ. Cushing, auctonecr, sold for Ii. M
Bell and Marshall Hanger, Comrs., the Am
,ercln H.sel property,to Col. j. Q. A. Mad
enbusch. for $4,000.
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Rev. j. E. Masse has been nominated for
the State Senate In the Abe marie District,
over Hon. Shelton T. Leake by vote Of 40
to H. This shows the influence of the two
funder papers in Charlottesville. Massie is
an extreme re-adjuster. Will the State
make note?
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Advertisements inserted at sl,oo per square for
first insertion aud fifty cents for each subsequent
Insertion.
Liberal discount madefor quarterly, half yearly,
and yearly advertisements.
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Sons OF JoNADt 3.-At a regular meet
ing of Excelsior Council. No. 2 Sons of JON
adab, on Monday night last, the following
officers were chosen for the next three
months, viz: Prof. A. ]. Turner, Worthy
Patriach re elected, p. B. Hoge, Worthy
Chief; W. II. Barkman, Dep. Chief Jno.
A. Noon, Rec. Sec; Day.d Sherer; Fine.
Sec; D. W. Lands. Treasurer; NJ. b. Pet
erfish, Worthy Guide;J W. C. NEWMAN,
Asst. do; Jas c. Smith, Waterman VIM.
Stubs, Q. do C. A. Calvert, Past Chic +
holding over. This excellent order Is do
ing noble work.
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Thirty-two different brands of chewing
tobacco at Krebs' Tobacco Store, corner of
Main and Augusta streets. st
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.-Messrs.E chols,
Hanger. McCue, Rush, Lightner, Skinner
Koiner and others, will address the people
at New Hope.on next Saturday at 2 O clock,
n.
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Rev. Mr.. Minnich, late pastor Of the Lu-
theran church, will preach his farewell SER
mon to his congregation next Sunday.
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Job Work.

We have now one of the best appointed
JOB OFFICES in the Valley. and can turn
ont as neat work as can be executed in the
State. We have added numerous fonts of
type to our heretofore well selected assOrt-
mcnt, and can promise satisfaction to all
who will favor us with their work.
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Five different brands of chewing tobacco
at so cents per pound, at Krebs' Tobacco
Store. 1T
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sYellow Bird" and "Dianora," the very
finest chewing tobacco in the city, for sale
bV w. T, Krebs. st
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Three cigars for five cents-the cheapest
in the city, at Krebs'. st
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-LO CAL.

Hours Of Closing the Mails at Stanton
Post Office.
Mail for East and North closes at ..... $50 A. NJ
West ......25o T. NJ
Night Mail East and North g 49,. a:OO I. n
Valley Mail t. ".. .s:5o A. M
All letters must be dropped IN THE BOX by the
S. NJ. YOST, P. NJ.
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Builders, contractors, carpenters or parties
contemplating building, are welcome to ex-
anime and avail themselves of the use of over
one hundred new and beautiful designs at
low and moderate cost, Of dwellings, church
es and school houses, at the office Of the
Staunton Planning Mill Company, corner of
Church and Middlebrook streets. Greatly
reduced prices on doors, sash, blinds. moul-
ding ETC., of white pine. Low estimates
given for all finished work, connected with
hOusebuilding, in any part of the State.
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VTIRGINIA-lN VACATION.
Y In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court for
Augusta county, Sept. 18th, 1871
A. B. Lightner, Sheriff of Augusta county, and
as such Admir- with the will annexed Of Abel,
Against
Joseph Hottie and Susan, his wife, Eveline
Rear. Tollarus Koiner and Mary, his wife, John
Fauber and Bette, his wife, Henry Bear; Milly
Bear, Luther Bear, Amanda Brown. Samuel Paul.
and Araminta G., his wife and Francis M Sur
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Defendants.
In Chancery.
The object OF this suit is to obtain aiudical
construction of the will of Abel Gibbins, decd,
and to enable the Administrator c. T. A., to settle
his accounts under the direction of the court
The Defendant, Luther Bear, not having enter
ed his appearance, and it appearing by affidavit
filed that he is non resident of this State, it is
ordered that he do appear here within month at
ter due publication Of this notice. and do what is
necessary to protect his interest.
Teste,
Shef & Bum. pQ j. N. RYAN, Clk.
sept 20-4t
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TO THE VOTERS OF AUGUSTA
MARRIAGES.

At Rockbridge Baths. September u, by Rev.
DR.. Mutually. Mr.. ]. Med. Adair and Miss Ida L.
Rapp-al Of Lexington, Va.
On September 10Th, 1877, in Hillsboro, Albemarle
county, by Rev. s. P. Huff, Mr. Henry A. Drum
heller and Miss Bette A. Groves.
On the goth inst, near Midway, Mr.. Jno s. Hol-
bert and Miss Lucy A., daughter OF John W. Cash,
Esq, all OF this county.
SEPTEMBER 11th, in the Presbyterian church at
Gordonsville, Va, by Rev. C. Dinwiddie: Percy
G.. Davidson, of Lexington, Va, and Miss Maggie
G. Palmer, OF Orange county. Va.
September 18th. at Union Theological Seminary,
Va by Rev. Thomas Peck, D. D., James Edward
Booker, of Richmond. Va, and Sarah Banister
daughter of the officiating minister.
September 10Th. by Rev. J. s.!Lindsay. Mr. J s.
Strayer, Of Rockingham, and Miss Laura c., eldest
daughter OF Col. C. E. and Mrs. g. G. Lightfoot.
OF Bethel Academy, Fauquier county. Va.
In the Clerks office OF the County Court, Thurs
day, Sept. 29th, by Rev. John s. Martin, D. d. Mr..
John H. Cash and Miss Seletia Fitzgerald daugh-
ter of Richard Fitzgerald, Esq.
At the residence of the BRIDES mother, near
Williamsville, Bath county, Va. on the both OF
September, Mr.. George M. Ramsey, of Augusta,
and Miss Matilda A. Wallace of Bath county.
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The watering places are almost deserted
A large excursion party went to Harrison
burg Monday.
Last Monday was the Invest day Staunton
has seen fo- some time.
Several Dramatic Entertainments are bill
ed to appear here shortly.
The Governor has re-appointed p. f. Ri
fer Flour Inspector for Stanton
Next Monday there will be an excursion
of colored people to Washington.
The pressure upon our columns compelled
lis to "cut'' our Harrisonburg letter.
Don'tforge the Fireman's picnic to-day
1t will be most delightful occasion.
Sunday was q beautiful day, and the at
| tendance at the various churches was unu-
sually large.
Market street, in front Of Kalorama and
at its intersection with the extension of
New Court House street, is being greatly
| improved.
The West Augusta Guard and the Staun-
ton Artillery will have dress parade in front
of the c. & 0. r. Il. Depot tomorrow even.
ing. The band will be present.
Judge Henlren has purchased II acres of
land adjoining his beautiful home "Selma,'
from Mr.. Hugh Stewart, for $50. per are.
Another evidence of the revival of the land
market.
| We are indebted to Mr.. W. 7. Fauver, of
Arbor Hill. for some elegant apples. They
were of Fallawater variety, and some sof
them weighed one and quarter pounds.
| Who can beat it?
The lawn party at Greenvile last Friday
night was gratifying success, between two
and three hundred persons being present.
The Stonewall Band was in attendance and
by its delightful music added greatly to the
pleasure OF the entertainment.
We regret that we cannot find room for
conservative this week. We are always
pleased to hear from so catholic and sensible
a writer, and will cheerfully insert his timely
article in our next issue. The manifestation
Of such spirit by prominent Conservatives
will do much to aid in giving deep effect to
the wise administration of President Hayes.
Maj. P. II. Woodward has opened ticket
Office for the sale of railroad tickets to all
parts of the United States. By purchasing
of him, persons can avoid the rush and jam
about railroad ticket office, and can get all
the information they may desire. Maj.
Woodward will also have baggage checked
from hotels or private residences to any
given point. His office adjoins the Office of
D. S. Young, ESQ.,, corner Of Augusta and
New Court House streets, and persons con-
templating travelling will find it to their adj
vantage to call on him. There is no extra
charge.
|
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States.-In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of Isaac Reynolds, Bankrupt.
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned, Chas Mundy, of tynchburg,
Campbell county. Va. hereby gives notice, OF his
appointment as Assignee of the estate OF Isaac
Reynolds of Allegheny county, Virginia,
in said District, who on the day OF a.
d., .adiudged bankrupt on his own petition
by the District court OF said District.
Dated Lynchburg, Sept. 18th, 1871
sept 13-3w CHARLES MUNDY, Assignee
T1OR THE CHEAPEST AND BEST KID
II GLOVES. go to w. H. WELLER'S
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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 81, 1871.
=. M. YOST d SON. EDITORS AND PUBLIsHERs
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Issued Every Thursday Morning.
$500 n Year, Invariably in Advance.
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PERSONAL. -Housekeepers! Send one
cent stamp to J. G.. Yeager, for which you
will receive by return mail 4 receipts (gra-
tis) worth s25, 90 each, to any housckeeper.
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SALLIE PARTINGToNan and troupe played at
the Town Hall last night. We have seen
better entertainments from amateurs, but
the house was hardly such as would inspire
any very brilliant effort. They give another
performance tonight,
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the second time, he begged that it be re-
moved for him to see the light OF day once
more. The request was granted, and he
said, s'Gentlemen, good bye; am an limo
cent man.
MAY GOD HAVE MERCY ON ME.
never in all my life done such thing, as
sure as you are born; did not.' The cap
was then re-adjusted. He then complained
OF it being zoo tight and hot on his face, anG
begged that air be given him. The last
words Of Anderson Shifflett were, 81 am In
noccnt. May God have mercy on my soul. y
AT 1000 o'clock Deputy Sheriff Bear again
cut the rope, and Anderson Shifilett's body
was swung
BETWEEN HEAVEN AND EARTH.
He spun around several times, and for six
minutes he could be seen breathing heavily
and rapidly. His pulse at 1914 O'Clock was
r.; at I0:17 o'clock it was 25, and at 1922
O'Clock Drs. VIM. o. Hill and Rives Tatum
PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD.
He was permitted to hang until 1915 O'Clock
when his body was cut down. the usual
coroner's inquest held, placed in the coffin
and delivered to his brother, who started
Immediately for the former home of Shiffiet'
to bury him.
There were present, in the jail yard, rep
1esentatives of the Chicago Times, Clncin
natl Enquirer, St. Louis Globe-Democrat
New York Herald, Sun, and World. Phiia-
delphia Times, Richmond dailies, Norfolk
Vwginian, W. r. Harris, Agent OF New
York Associated Press, II. G. Tinsley Of
Staunton Yindscator, G. II. Vanderford Of
the Commonwealth, and H..T. Wartmann OF
the Register. There were several other gen
rlemen plying their lead pencils but die
not learn for what papers.
Mrs. Lawson had been removed from hel
cell to another; the one she had occupied
would have given her II full view OF the exc
cution. Morris cell window was darkenee
by piece of carpet. The excitement II
town was not very great, I suppose tha'
there were not more than two hundred PEG
pie crowding the ropes, which had peen
placed across the streets at the different ap
proaches to the Jail. The Harrisonnurf
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Deaths.

In Staunton. on the goth inst, Bridget, wife OF
Thomas Wholey.
At the residence of his son-in-law, Mr.. J. l.
Root, on the 22d inst, OF heart disease, MI Chas
Martin.
In staunton. Sept. Goth, Mrs. 8. G. Cone, wife OF
A. A. Cone. aged 43 years, 6 months.-Blessed are
the dead that die in the Lord"
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VTIRGINIA-IN VACATION.
In the Clerks Office of Circuit Court. Angus
ia county, August 10th, 1877.
B. T. Bagby, Plaintiff,
VS.. In Chancery.
Thos NJ. Bolton Defendant}
The object OF this suit is to enforce the pay
ment OF vendors lien due and unpaid on tract
Of land in Augusta county, sold by the Plaintiff to
the Defendant.
The Defendant, Thomas NJ. Bolton, not having
entered his appearance and it appearing by af1-
dayit fled that he is nonresident of this State,
it is ordered that he do appear here within one
month after due publication of this notice. and
do what is necessary to protect his interest.
Teste,
G. NJ. Harrison, pa. JOS. N. RYAN, Cfk.
sept. 9th At
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MARKET. SEPT. 20. Isz7
WHOLESALE PRICES.

RLACK ALPACAS, very Iow,at
ID w. H. WELLER'S.
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Finest cigars in the city at Krebs'.
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LAYING A CORNER STONE.-The corner
stone of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
(colore0 at Churchville, Augusta county,
will be laid OH the Goth of October, at u
O'Clock, NJ, by the Colored Masons Of Staun-
ton. Rev. W. II. Dunson will ofliciate on
the Occa sion.
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then announced himself candidate for the
legislature and made speech which created
moro merriment and noise than any OF the
others. He declared for economy and adj
justment, and was in favor of cutting down
the pay Of legislators to start with.
1t was five O'Clock before the crowd, which
had increased to several hundred, perhaps,
dispersed. There was very little enthusiasm
manifested, and all were pretty well tired
out before theishow was over.
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RY- Suppose Il man owns q lot in
the town of Winchester, and the lot is
worth about 800. The lot is sur
rounded by streets in bad condition.
some Of them, or all. subject to washes
dc. Under the corporation laws the
owner of the lot mus. keep up good
sidewalks, or, in case he fails to do so.
the municipal power can make good
sidewalks and charge the cost TO The
owner of the property. Do You not
see that by this law the owner of tie
lot is ruined2 Now. would it rot lie
just and proper for the corporate au-
thorities 20 KEEP the sidewalks in goud
repair, paying for the same out of the
taxes collected from the people2 II
A lives upon a lot that needs very lit.
tic work to have a good sidewalk, and
3 lives upon a gulley, it is not right to
ruin b because he is too poor to live
on a fine lot like the one that A lives
on. We mention this merely as a pre-
lude to something we will write. pro
bono publieo, 10 another Issue Of ;he
Home Journal.
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Or Chancery Clerk, Capt, L. II
Finch, is suffering from rheumatism
and we are sorry, Tor he is INC Of III,
hes. men IN the world.
We have ium vcrtcully lpiled Il
notice hefolc this the death Of Mr., Ii
n. Roberts, at Sowance. IN this county
last mouth He was n gOod-'rartcd
Industrious aud influential citizen, an,
many warn friends mourn his loss.
"A petition, requesting the Supreme
Court OF Tennessee to appoint Dr.
Herr, EsIill, of Winchester, rs Clerk
of the Middle Division, has been signv,
by Il multitude Of the leading citizen
OF Fra 1klin county, and will be pre-
srntrd this week.
Our County Court Clerk. Capt.
Glenn Arledge, went to get upon his
horse the other day at DecIcrI, and
before ho was fairly in the saddle the
locomotive whistIed and the horse
made a jump, throwing Capt, ArIrdsc
to the ground, severely hruising him.
Though not dangerously hrrt, he is
forced to use crulrhes for awhile.
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Zeal Estate Transfers Registered
Since January LIST, 1877.
n. II, MARTIN, Register,

|. c, Garner In Lent. Williams, tow
lot IA Drcnuld, $500,
g. Ar,edge, Clerk, " +. A, LOuglI-
u illr", II acres lama ia Frnnkllm coun
~, S2V4,
e. Aurd.e, Clerk, to J. II. DWI.
"a acres lani ~ Franklin county, Sl3G
>. ID. Malhvr 10 W. NJ. Rriuulds, !
acre IanL N FrunGiin county $40
john Rasn to Richard Parks, Al
acres III 6u district, $500,
j NJ. Ito land " =. NJ Miller, house
Aud lUl IN l,t ulslr,cl, S6UU,
Hugh L. " John L, Slater tot ID.
Gregory, land IN 1T district. 81, 200.
}. y W. NJ Elroy 10 j. Il. ,stcr
wuod, land IN 81 district, S7Ol,
j, y. ". M,Euuy /" t. ii Heath,
,und ~ 81 District, $50,
Allen Git son To II, Long, 20 ACRES
lan,l IN Franklin c0un.l $3.50
y j. Bradford to }. l., Money, land
III l6Ll district, S7o 50,
L. A, Clark |" Wm. +. and NJ b
March, 81 acres Land III lol distri, I,
81. 75O.
Josrph Burrie ct ais % j. ,Kaserman,
ianl in 5Lu district.
j. Ii. Wllrmau to VIM Baker, liant
in 9th district, SO.
}. + Anderson u Calvin Garner. 80
acres land on Crow Creek, $3.50,
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~ Verify We would give a consid-
cradle sum for u local item of value
this week. Winchester is dull, GuH,
DULL. All that we hear IS "Whal is
the news? How about the situation :
Who will br President 2" &c Ii may
be that our W anxiety about the
Presidential complication has made us
forget to write about many it'll. local
matters that would he Of general inter
est to the readers Of the Home jour
nal. If SO. we claim pardon, for surely
the great outrage perpetraled by the
Electoral Commission at Washington
is enough to make a person forget that
Virtue and Honesty did not die when
Christ was crucified. There seems to
be nc redemption for us politically,
but there is a redemption for us local
~ We want every person in ,hi~
county of Franklin to take more inter
est in the Home journal. We want
IL correspondents in the vali"us dis
tricis Of the county to not hr silrnrcd
NY the Infamous action OF the Electoral
Commission, and to not forget to
write weekly, without fail, all that may
transpirc in their respective locall'ies
Tell us who is dead, who is sick. who
has married. what improvements are
going on or talkel Of. and what the
feelings Of the people are in general.
Also. about the crops. &c. Remember
that n county paper is a county helper.
and you need not hesitate about giving
US the news of the county because Won
may not lie able to always put your let
tels in literary shape. Give us the
facts. Give us the news. Tell i. all
in your stvle, and trust t" us to
fix 1t right or wrong, aud We will face
a frpwning world"
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Correct Your Boxes.
Editor Home journal!

Editor Home journal:
Under the head of Table of Weight,
and Measures" | notice he dimensions o
your boxes are all wron., and would mis-.
lead amy one guided by them. As tIlcs,
boxes are intended, doubtless. for dry
measure, it is not difficult to discover the
errors. a buslIrl contains also I2-lO0tll,
cubic inches. hence
\ box II inches square and II inches
deep will hold Il fraction Ovrra bltSiIcl.
\ hoX 10 inrhc, square ami 1919 inches
deep will hold Il hall uuSiicl.
a box So Inches square and ~ inches
deep will hold IL peck.
a box 7 inches square and 5l2 inches
deep will mold a gallon.
a box 3 inches square and . 2-5 inches
deep will mold Il halt gallon.
y box 4 inches >quar and 4 % inches
deep will hald II quart.
a box 20 inches square and l3le inches
deep j. said to mold " nIlSdels of coal.
y boz Is inches square and lOle inches
deep will mold one Uuslcl Ut coal.
SUBSCRIBER.
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re- Th" March Number Of Apple
tons journal (monthIy,) is a superb
one. 1t is full Of interesting matter.
and we heartily commend it IA IA of
the best magazines. all things ronsid-
cred, that is published in the United
STATES. The usual gossip OF the editor
anil the book reviews are worth alone
the subscription price-S4 per annum,
We will send Appleton and the Home
Journal, postage paid, Que year for
$500.
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Sheriff's Sales
For March, 1877.

BY virtue ofnn order of sale issued to ne
oH tnr IGlh dag Of January. 1877. ~ "
". E-tilI. tirrk uf TIE Circuit tOurL ioi
FrluhIn cOunN. Tenn, ~ t1r rll'r OF
q, ", rIu\aIl uLaIn,t SAN, II, E-llil !
wiz SEP to 10 hi guest i%itl'Irr, Tor tASii
Mt the Courthouse door IN " IncilcStcr,
Irnnc.sGr. ~
Monday, March jth. lS77,
the mudN iir,l mlcIr.t Of said 1lmllel w.
E-illl IN the toIitN lng Described tracts o.
lots u land rir-t tHuct ilIng III ul>lrI'I
w, ! OF aid county buUII'rl n loIIoN"
BEGINNING At Il stake rs puIrs lruii me
scat ,-cd,l corner % lot NJ. ~ II, IL H.
III deed. amt ruuuinI north o. dr-' west
on the Ilnr ~ 4 tract OF Iahl formerly
owned 10y b +. itu,sry, Wl"re L1c r'lu
turns 10 the mill: %,Ilrli"r south ST.! TO-
west 81 polr,; theme d2'a &C. wet "
uulrs To t,r boiling rurh crrtk, tiil- b"inG
thr dividing Inc hrt"crn ~" N'll a,"Nr
tracts ana -iWlrI SMllls llllc' lrhrt
So. = /, Ir,rrlncd IT, follows. beginning
AZ two hllrk Olk> 1T ,riuri'S souhl''~l
corner amt Joan l. piun'. nOrlh"AHlrUTh'I :
thence uurtn So ,Ir., east Vita Gpt'l :
line, II pnir, 10 a atahr; tdru,c . pulr, g.
Il willow ; thence uurtil - deg. east ~
polr, tun stake N the road lcauiin. IruiD
" lnrur, tyr to Nuorp'N milI-uuW l'"Il4h-
miIlrr',; tucnrc north & poles to tlr mld-
ulr Of Betting furk rlrrN tnrI &c Gown
said niJdlr to Il tine nJrtd OF strt NilIOW
corner; thence north I pole, To- u black
uaN bush; thence north - dog, East IS
poles and : liukstO tNO Wnltc UdN blINllc- ;
tirncr ,OGliIji, de-, cast 80 polrN alld :
Ink To the br.Inuiul. SAM Tract No z
If acres and . pulvs, more or less.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-02-22
J. B. HARRIS IN. Deacon.

R1- We want To see our Board OF
Mayor aud Aldermen do copsidcrahl,
tor Winchester this year, even it the,
have to 90 Ia the very utmost in the
way of taxation. We want TO see law
lessness of every kind suppressed by
heavy fines and punishmrnls. and ",
believe we have a Mayor and Constable
who will not shrink from their duty.
We hope to be able 500 to puhlis!
the Ordinances that are to be observed,
just as they are published in other
towns. More anon.