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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-06
HOME FERTILIZER, ADOPTED BY
SEVERAL ORANGES.

Among others who use 1t with success, We refer to the
action of one in Wythe county, Va, September 1878.
After many trials and q thorough Investigation. A com-
mittee Of three Of the most intelligent and practical
farmers in the county were named to select the best and
cheapest FERTILIZER for their lands. After q long
and exhaustive report, the Grange III session in Wythe-
vile, unanimously passed the following resolution:
RESOLVED, That the able report Of the Committee
on Fertilizers be received, and that it be published IN
the "Patrons of Husbandry, at Richmond, Va, and
that we recommend the adoption and general use by the
order Of the "HoNE FERTILIZER" and that the Grange
Agency be authorized to make arrangements with
Messrs. BoYKIN, GARNER & Co., to furnish our farm
ers with their pure chemicals, at reasonable rates.
MAJ. THOS. JAS. FINNIE, Ch'm'p..
auR142m. D. A. SNOW, &c, Committee.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-06

Nor.n Carot'na Branch of George II. Cha
pms Farm Agency, Boston, Mass.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-06
MO SKILLED LABOR REQUIRED, BECAUSE

NTU ohILLED LABOR REQUIRED, BECAUSE
Its simplicity of construction and strength Of material.
Absolutely safe as regards fire. Cheap to suit the
tunes. Price Of Eight Horse Power only S475.
Large Screw, with Back and Forward Gear, to be
driven by one belt, for packing cotton, 500.
Mr.. J.D Wells, of Toisnot, N. c., says: The engine
L bought OF you 1 use with ORDINARY FARM
LABOR."
W. NJ. Benton, Boykins, says; 81 easily ginned Z to 8
bales a day. A cOlored man with no previous experience
operates it. I feel safe az regards sparks.''
We could multiply testimony if necessary. Send for
circulars as regards Engines and our celebrated Cotton
Presses for Hand or Power. TAPPEY & STEEL.
may29-tf. Petersburg, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-21
English Scrvants--Hash Life Below
Stairs.

Richard Grant White thus writes in the
September atlantic:
Precedence in England extends even into
the servants hall and the kitchen. This is
manifested every morning. At family pray
ers all the house-serYants attend, just as
thew used to do here in families in which
that domestic discipline was kept up. 4
row Of chairs is placed for them in the
breakfast-room, and they enter and take
their seats. The head OF the house reads
prayers and the lesson OF the day, or some
other part OF the Bible. observed that the
servants in each house always entered IN
the same order, the housekeeper marching
at the head of the line and taking the seat
furthest from the door. And it was, am
sorry to say, rather funny TO see some
dezen or more OF them pound solemnly
In and plump stolidly down upon their
seats. Alter prayers are over, they OF course
rise and 60 out. But saw that tney ala
not 60 out in reverse order, the one nearest
the door going first, as would nave oeen
natural and convenient. They rose, $1,000
in a line, and then the housekeeper went
out first, followed by the servant next 10
her: and thus the line doubled upon itself,
tbe file thus telling itself of, so that the one
who entered the room last left it last. The
order of entering and leaving was the same.
On speaking of this was told with smiles
that precedence was strictly observed
among them; that in the servants hall
the housekeeper took the head OF the
table, the butler the foot, and that
the servants, upper and under, had places
strictly assigned to them according to
the dignity Of their positions. What
is the order or their sitting or OF their going
the lord of precedence only knows; but 1
suppose that my lady's maid sits on the
right hand OF the butler, and my lords OWN
man on that OF the housekeeper. at dim
ner they sit together at the common table
down to cheese; and the upper servants
only rise and go in, state to. dessert in the
housekeeper's room. The upper servants
are those who have servants under them;
an upper servant never wears livery. When
visitors at a great house bring. servants with
them, the guests in, the servants ball are
fI'rmally assigned places strictly according
to The rank OF their master or mistress. /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-21

BEATING A MAP AGENT.-A map agent
went into one Of our manufacturing estaD-
lishments recently with an egotistical idea
that bis power Of reading faces was great
aid to him in his business. he looked the
shop over, and fixed upon commonplace
looking workman, with az intelligent race.
as the individual upon which to begin busi-
ness, Approaching the man, he touched
spring and down dropped an elaborate map
OF Connecticut, with its towns, railroads.
and rivers all properly located. Then 1t
was earnestly and Complementary de-
scrii,cd by the glib agent, who briefly stated
the advantage OF such an educational chart
to the posseSsor, etc.
The workman, looking up very innocent
Nv from his work, remarked: "That IS
mighty pretty, Should think it would be
| tirst-rate in 4 family! What is the expense
OF such an article?"
"OnIy dollar iiltE," responded the
agent, dilating upon the bargain there was
in the value offered for such Il small amount
Of cash.
| "Would you rather have S1.50 than to
have that?" asked the workman.
"Certainly," responded the agent.
| "Well, | don't know much about such
things" said The laborer, g but with your
experience, il you feel that you had rather
have 1910 than to have that map, why, [
think had, too"
| The map agent saw that the common
pace-looklng workman had bagged his
game, and left the shop without attempting
| to induce any OF the other workmen to ln'
vest in his goods. -Norloich Bulletin.
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their profession. Oh amer board cannot be
found, unless we may credi the report OF
wolfe & scott ~ s saqss
School &c. ,,osrst ut II A9prr month 6 is 1T
possihI d, asYes; and one old gentleman
tool Young man VINO PLAYED nack a. me
win ouo.ess s eeaps stq ~. ar aud have
f Mo. CHESS hotels and tirst-elass prices i
nan notes, esca,e remark that the public-schooi
s saaa bas been the occasion Of wonderful
on the part o. p nre
= s Il ideal. greater humility, and withal
sa ne greater general intelligence, as well rs
special preparation. IN, 40 nr.,or.
ling to cure tobacco with greater care .pah
anes are quite common. The crops OF to-
baeco and corn are very fine. Rains very
abundant.
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RAILROAD La1Es.

RICHMOND AND TETERSBrRG}
RAILROAD CoMPA%r.
SUNDAY, july g., 1879,
~ trains Oh This read will run ~ follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1855 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily. conrectiw
for Charleston, savannah Augusta
and Aiken (via CharcSion), Raleigh.
Jacksonville. Stops only Al Chester
aud Manchester, AID II halfway on
500 A. b., HCCoS1Mo DATIOS daily makes
close .c?nne:ti9.9 a rGterss oMJ S Tiih
railraaJ for Bristol, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Memphis, lynchhdrg
Farmyilc. and other loca! Sta.louS on
that road, makiny same time Is by
any other line. stops III all regular
500 p. n. ACIC0MMoDATIoN TRAIN daily
except Sunday. Passengers taking
this train will make close connection
al Petersburg for Norfolk.
1898 P, NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for Weldon, Wilmington, Raleigh,
Charleston. Savannah, Augusta CO.
lumhia, Atlanta. Macon, Montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, aud ALL points
South aud Southwest. Pullman slee p
ing-car from Washington for WI.
miRgton, Savannah, and the South
Stops oulS at Manchester and Chester
and Halfway on signal.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:35 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily. connscnnl
with Richmond, F.edericksb burg atC
Potomac railroad FOR all points North
East, and West Stops IT Manc ;s,
ter and Chester, aud ~ Hat-Wa!
and a, Driry's Bluff, on signal.
925A. ", ACCOMMODATION TRAIN dali!
texcept SunGayl. stops az I'll STA
lions.
7.1o p NJ, ACCOMMODATION- TRAIN daily
Except Sunday. Stops only at Aau
chester and Chester, and Halfway
signal. .
1888 P, II. THROUGH NAN. daily, sonneet.n
with Richmond, Fredericksburg An
Potomac railroad for all points Ed:
and West. Also, making close cenket
non with the Chesapeake and Ohi
railroad for the Virginia Springs an
all points North and West. This trail
stops At Manchester and Chester, an
at Halfway and Drury's Blun'
signal.
ALL IRA ms leaving Petersburg viii start fro'
| the Appomatsox depot. nj,
| SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave kieu
| mono $40 A. NJ. and $50 L. NJ; leave reter'
| burg $40 A. NJ and S:23 r.. every Sunday.
my 4. shAM. super.n.eHoe-..
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sAUCrTON sAIEs--.rrture Days.

TINANCfAL.-.In accordance with sec.
II tfona O ofthe charter Of Mountain Top Com.
pany the following number Of SHkREs OF the said
company, with liens DE sold az auction
on the 28rH DAY OF AUGUST. 1879. 12 O'clock
H., at the office OF Miihiser Straus, In the interest
or whom IL may concerR-vIz:
LIST. 16 SHARES, with lien of $500, and interest
TO be added.
%. 16 sH ARES, with lien Of ss7o.22, and inter.
est TO be added.
Sd. 16 SHARES, with lien Of $44O.22, and inter.
eat to be added.
4th 16 SHARES, with lien OF $646.71, and inter.
est TO be added.
BY order OF The President.
CHARLES NILLHISER.
au ELIOT Secretary and Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-21
What q Traveller Saw in Richmond
Forty Years Ago. a.:

Editors Dispatch After wandering up
and down over the face of tue earth in
many countries, have never seen any spot
more beautiful than the one on which our
own Richmond and its enyirons ale To-
Gated; nor have / ever met any people
among whom I would prefer to live. 1t
gives NE pleasure 10 find my own views
shout Richmond and her peopleentertained
by men Of intelligence and travel who have
seiourned amongst US for awhile. Yester-
day, in;the State Library. I picked up book
styled "Random Saots and Southern
Breezes," written in Bright, flowing style
by Louis Fitzgerald Tasisto, who describes
in an interesting manner visit through the
South which he made in lS40. The author
gives an account of his visit to Richmond.
and as the sketch pleased me, I copy it for
the benefit Of your readers:
/ "By the time I reached Richmond i was
again the victim of SUCH intense bodily suf-
ferlng that, without stopping moment 10
inquire as to the character OF the t11herent
hotels in the citE, L suffered myself to be
conducted to the nearest at hand, winch
turned out to be 3 temperance, house. hor
was sorry for the mistake; Aor during hy
sojourn for two weeks at this honse saw
more eccentricity and greater mum per OF
original characters than could nave fallen
underimy notice anywhere else. Is
"Strong symptoms OF bilious-fe yer were
again threatening to arrest my Journey
northward; but after a few days careful
nursing, during which I received all posi-
BILE kindness and attention, / was once more
in state or convalescence, and able to d ,oye
about and get a little fresh air. This Ill
ness, short as it was, gave me an opportLs-
nifty of seeing more OF the Virginia charac-
ter thanI could have done under different
it was the means OF calling 4
forth acts Of generous sympathy, which /
shall ever remember with gratitude, and
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EAST Boz Nd.

IsA
,,r,, .,,.o. =, pi.r,onu.i 4,Ey,Y.
h III, H Smr, a. ~ }0 rN.
Express train arrives ii Richmond '''''S t.iiA.y.
at. .,,. stir
Gay s:,,. '" Htnenina, -, I'nmsu,;, steamer
Illilt ntrn''" r,, t.,,,, inland for on
nriH,, ~ Smrfa,i,' e.. ~ Ill An
.r.nn,uoI,ifnn Train arrives III k!ph-
E>, It'll, .xr.,t Suu,Irv .tt......h .i !. '"
n'on'i ua, ',r,,n love-. ~i,lr,,on = Sij :. VI
CT, ~ ,s,n,t.r. from Virginia Ha.4 ma
I'm, w. Shinrinn. and arrives q, Hiclaa :: ~
p II dailv cyrept sunday. ....
"a sSO"ys SS win Il y yF 52 n}i M r..
M MiSni sMd ahI rir6sa &
Washington. r..,..,-.,A g. 49,
Is connects with Eirstni" N. .,., Az, e. y.
Ing AZ 800 4. u. ioG "a,' ,a. ~ - WE
ginia hldahu ra!r"'". ",is.i.in,s ..a ,r ''1..'
LynchburR asd AiLa"He' S''s>'sS
| road stations. ,,tr.rj rIr,r: a. 3 =
| " connsSts m,a,, '> .,.
Nj io eonnacis With Valley r,lroa!, "A'.'- 10
| n "ur Iiarpcr's Frrry.
n + ronncrts With stage In. for !cr'r%i"' ,.,
:; conmecis with {. r. = aud i'.F -l-An'F' 81 80
points on the Ohio river any I ,,r,li Fl ia
| Northwest. ,-.,.,,, -. 49,,
xr, ,ounse' s,r Sontbw,,:. u. VI. :. -! ~.
tnsi"srL . H'',, ir..,.. - ~:
| CONWAY Z. HOWARD "'"''N -
! J.ckGL ascn-. ,t.J
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"That Venus" said critic, severely,
"is pretty poor piece OF work" II Is
very easy for you to say So" says lrienu
OF the artist; "still, man has got 10 nave
Some acquaintance with art before he can
srrln 4 statue like that ooh, bosh, as MIR.
Ruskins says. Sculpture, per sc, is the
simplest thing in the world. All you have
to do is TO take big chunk OF marble and
a hammer and chise, make up your mlno
what you are about to create. and chip Oh
all the marble you don't want."-French
paper.
:" Are you a wallower?" he asked. And
she replied, "No. am wall, slr:" lhrn
they Naturalization Commercial BuHc-
Tin.
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sporsYLvAsiA coUs1I J " Va

! AuENSt 10, 40 ~. -
Dear Dispatch: Can any Of your n aua
expiain why it is that 1h = ,,s an sym a. the
whatever is multiplied % 'i ;Gy s be
nsures in the ps9dgTs ss m't iiixsssss
..s7z-9. Also why, Wneh uns - n ~ IN
whatever which does not Ieau ant wv. W..
WAYS is reversed, and Tue iesssa .ates !, ,1
the greater, the sum Of Use nss'es ;.s co
remainder will always oe e''net y. "s "
efiicientsy Example:
80 so7ane- 479s@2g2a oSa27=.9.
aaio3-s0l2S=E61974=21-9:
e@1oo. MAssAPoN4x.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-21
By ChafIin. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate AGENTS and Auctioneers,
No, ! north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU
NEAR THE EASTERN LIMITS OF THE CITY
In pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Court OF The
county of Hsnrico, entered on the 23d day OF De
ct.Hlbcr 1875. In the suit of Conrad, trustee, rs
Fritz and ais, shall, on TUESDAY the 26th daJ
of August. 1879. commencing at O'Clock T. NJ.
sell public auction. upon the PREMISES the above
occupied by 7. G. Friiz.s,nd now rented TO MIS-
Jane King situated on the line Of The h horK Kel
mems consist of a comfortable DWELLING and
all necessary OUT.BUILDINGs' lCE-HotsES
&c.
and eighteen months credit, The purchaser giving his
negotiable note. for the deferred Payments, with In
ierf at added and the title TO be retained until tho
whole pnrcnase-moucy is paid and Il CONVEYANCE or
dercd nv the court. A. X. COURTNEY,
,ul5 Special Comm issioner.
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!. . .,,.,h,ars ,hs rnos. falr.''

!. we 81 II, her ME most fa'r.
W the Dtspatch granai,ass 4, .n,, n
IL IL only 70 be eoyefea VI . .au fis,xn, &
poetic license iastifes the s.ns guar pn.as'
an, !, ss earrespondent quotes from Milton !,
o =. r.sher attempts 10 quote; for he mas y Y
wronr. Nevertheless, TO us the WORDS seem
nosnnly allowable, but full Of the sp'flt o.
poetry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-21

..wbat does the editor Of the RHhsnona
sB.,st;nn ADVOCATE think Of us as gram
xnarkns ~ Central fses5ytersam. 5000 =,
usr,ies Martineau was: There Is no COO |;
and Harriet is bis prophet. DR.: sourhail
believes there is no grammar. Gnu lie Is ms
ssacber. So do we Richnao'na Chrastsa"
Advocate.
yNow ssk Professor Winston.]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-21
BY W. Godd1n,
Real Estate Agent and Auctitnter,
corner ri Eleventh and Bank streets.

VERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY AT
TRACTIVE SUBURBAN FARM OF SIX
TEEN ACRES, MORE OR LESS, ON THE EAST
ERN SIDE OF THE BROOK TURNPIkE, HALE
MILE NORTH OF RICHMOND. WITH COSTLY
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON.-At the request OF
Mr.. g Schwartz who wishes to change his business,
Shall offer for sale ut public acution, on the premi-
ses. on TUESDAY The 26th OF August. 1879, at 8
o'clock r NJ, the beautiful place which lie now re.
sides containing about SIXTEEN ACRES OF EX
CELLENT LAND. The improvements have all Deer
erected Since The war. consisting Of fine DIV ELL
ING containing thirteen rooms Qighted 10y gas)
kitchen, containing four rooms; stables. carriage
very superior slaueher-house, ce-housc, Ice pond
&c.
THE TERMS Will be VERY LIBERAL. and made
known ut the time of sale. with immediate possession
au2l w. GUDDIS. Auctioneer.
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s. FNFIELD," NEAR YORK RIVER,
IL IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
FOR SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION.

Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court Oh
Gloucester county entered In the case OF lal!tcrfe
ns' BENSON, &C., 7 will rs special commissioner
offer for sale at PUBLIC auction at CLIQUE Gorr
house on MONDAY the LIST day OF september
1870 the estate called "ENFIELD." situated with.
in little mile Of Cappahosc steamprht wlart
on York river. In Gloucester county. rms esta'c
contains AL ACRES. and IS most desirable pro-
perry. The soil is adapted to me growth OF grains
and vegetables. and would especially commend IL
self to any one desirous OF engaging III the business
of trucking. which Is largely pursuci In The neigh
borhoOd The DWELLlNG-HOtSE Is Iar-c aud
comm0diouS, and the out buildings ample for MI ne
purposes Of the farm. If deemed ADVANTAGEOUS tue
land will be subdvdrd into Two or more tracts.
TIE TERMS OF SALE are cash enough 10 pay inc
costs of suit and expenses Of sale aud ~ To me res
tGue OF the purchase money. on credit OF SIX
twelve. and eighteen months Interest 10 run on lne
deferred payments from the day OF SAFE ana hondS
to be executed by the purchaser for the deferred
payments 10 the commissioner win personal secu-
riy: title to be- retained ui'i the whole purchase
money is paid. The sale Is o be made SUBJECT 10 ne
cxpectant right al dover In the property oil the
vile of the defendant Joseph X. BENSON.
WILLIAM Is. TALIAFERRO,
~ 31-Thiw Spccsal commissioner.
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RAILROAD LINES
THROUGH PASSENGER

THROUGH PASSENGER
''o' M L Sse Eichim !, TUESDAY. Trr.,.
DaI. and SATURDAY. cam, p;
west Point with steamer H., In Il
al points on York rive ,n. Nv ~, y
more. ArriTes In RalfIn1ro ~.
u. connects with ra.!.iirns 49, l
lngfon, Philadelphia. Neg W ". Wa
1h; ana all western aa,e; ~, IA.
AZ hicnmond win trains o., p r,nnC'rI
oh,o L CO., aGd E.i,S.n.,..'.,' -
THROUGH FREIGHT
$50 A. n. Leav,.s Elrhnona ,,',.o
Zoo A. N ~ .:SDAi. aai FR!D ~. a. ~,
11lnItTDAY, THrR>DIY AVA g.
n,EuT:phf. CGnner,s VIVA ~.
=. "rSt RON Tor rive. lan.Iiry' 20
an'r', ana all western Io.u'. "a.
Hr't Al Richmond with trsluz~, =, =.
bi'hIinh lEtrS!iie -ailroUI = .,- - =
az ai' ,GIsburg, and chesa:s -
LOCAL PASSENGER
1:oO (. III. Leaves Richmond NDVi,r
NESDAi. and FRIDAY. 80 NJ
THROUGH Pa>St\,tr
Au:oo a. ID. ArriTes a. RichmGr., ~,.
I'M nmnhsi,Ai 'a.lsATt.E;,.IIs phFi
% IA lralHs an En.tr,'r. ~
1Iii.ls"hFc and ch.saI-,.. ', .,,T =, a.
1870, ,,1o""s. S'-ya"r fiiy4., ia 80. ~.
MoSDAf, WE3>E>h,Ys ~, ~ -:
"a ~ J.. ". c,n,r,,. ~
trains frori rhldlcru,i, Tt. -
anu Western points. ard Al w., ~
Soutk. a@H -
THROUGH FREIGHT.
a:5o (. n. ArrlVe' al Richmond MONDAY VIZ,
NESnAi, and FRIDAY AND IL
o:3V r a. nEslAf. THURSDAY. ard s,7
CRFhl. Connects vita steam,
west Point from BaItin,nr..
meets with EchMona aad II,,, "
Rlc.imnnd and Petersburg, and a..
pcasc and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
lO:OO 4. ". Arrives at Richmond No q
WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY ~
meets with RichR"rd 80; r..
burg aud ChesapeaAe aud Oals
roads.
No transfer Of freight at H!ctmor,l To- Is. =.
southern points. Cars run throus. Lc,wr-. Az,
and West Point.
Careful handling and disIat"h, with 'on.:: -,
guaranteed. =
Through bills of !stng. with guaf,,...t -,
Issued to all northern and western pa.n'.. 49,
Through tickets sold IN ali northern ,.,:s-n 90,
western points, and baggage chrrNi t.-,,,,s =
For tickets Apply al General Ia. lti! Elrs,. -,
Zee, S26 Main street; ~ the t,,aatu-- ,t.,,. a.
compauy's depot, cOrUcr Trc'ty-..,.. ,al ~.
streets, Richmond, Va. ~ :
ma23 H. T. DO!'GLkS. sur--:s,sat.p,.
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Parting.
TBoston Transcript


= a,n down md kiss me- O my love. my own:
The day is near when thy fond heart viii miss me-
When DER my low green bed with bitter moan
Thou wilt lean down, bnt cannot clasp or kiss me
1zow strange It IS that I, so loving thee,
Aud showing we must part, percllance to-mor-
& row, 49,
ran com fort find, thinking how great will be
THY lonely desolation and my sorrow.
And then, and then. o mine own other part.
WHY should srudge thee some surcease or weep
ingp
why can not rejoice fiat In thy heart
sweet love will bloom again when am sleeping
N,v-make no promise. would place no ban
I}oon thy future. even woulds't chou let me;
Thou hast most truly loved me. NE man,
And, like man, thou wilt forget me.
v7bv should care go near n. inAuitaa-.
Why should l care that thou wilt cease to mis-:
ne2
All, God, t...ese earthly ties are knit so tight!
Quicn quick, lean lower, y my love, and kiss me
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AUCTaON SALES--This Day.
By W. Goddiu.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

GALE At AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
y AND WELL.LoCATEn FARM OF rn ~
ACRES. NEAR THE NiNE-MILE ROAD, toIk
Mills EAST OF RlCHMoND, CALLED lEE1
MEAD."-At the request OF Mr.: James X. Or"m,
shall offer for sale public auct ion. on the premises
on THURSDAY the 21s, Of August. 1879; at
d O'Clock u. A., the beautiful ana excellent
FARM located ~ above on which he resides,
adjoining the lands Of DR.. Friend, MesIrs
James Smith and Theodore Picot. containing
TIA ACRES, of whick about l33 acres + omen
land of good qualify: balance III wood aLd timber.
THE omen land la, recently been lined and manllrcd.
The IMPROVEMENTS consist or comfortable
framed dwelling containing seven room, barn,
h,v.haJ &c II will he sub-dyidcd Into three
smaller parcels. giving to the house tIact' No l. 90
acres 70 tract No. z. adjoining Mr. Picot SO acre;
aud 10 No. 3. adjouing DIR. Friend on the east. I4
acree-of which about ono half Is III wood. Inc
land lies well for cultivation and Is well adapted 70
he lIsa crops Of this section. ON lots Nos. ana
2 there are fine .rrawbcrry-bcdS. \ portion OF tne
land is in clover and grass besides that when IS In
meadow. \ pla. can he seen ut my ONCE. ana 1nc
place will bc shown 10y Mr. Orcm 10 those who may
call on him. A., .
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at the time or
sale. W. GoDDlN,
au l2.l4.16.1s.19,20.21 Auclioneer.
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REAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE.
PRENTING-HOUSES.
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.

DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.
Having ono of the LARG EST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES n THE SOUTH, com.
.ined with skilful mechanical talent. we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, In the very best style
and AT Low PRICES, every description Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
BUSINESS-CARDs.
YISITING-CARDS.
rKOFESSIONAL-CARDS,
WEDDlNG-CARDS,
sHOW-CAldDh
CIRCULARS.
MAElFESTS,
BILLS LADING,
RECEIPTr,
BILL-HEADS,
LETTER-HRADS.
+. NOTE-HEADS.
ACCOUNTS SALE.
sTATEMEET2
DRUG-LABELs,
fA'S' ENVELOPES,
&C., SC.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT. WORK 4
SPECIALITY.
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learned also that servants do call each other
by the titless.,f ss1eir masters aud mtstresses,
and that this incident OF !" high lie below
stairs Y ID no fiction.