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237 Ia ACRES.

about Que hundred and forty three OF
which are cleared and in good state of
cultivation the balance well timbered.
This land lies well. not subject to wash
aud well adapted to clover aud all kinds
of grain. There are two HOUSES and
two BARNS Oh this land, near one of
which is never failing Spring, and a
wei! o. good water at the other, two
young ORCHARDS, abou, fifteen Acres
OF Meadow, aud more can be made. |
will sell said Iand altogether or separate
as may be desired by purchasers III
do not effect sale privately before
the 2olh of September next. will on
that day. If fair, otherwise the next fair
day )oiier itat public sale on the premises.
The payments will be made accommo-
dating.--turther particulars will be
made known on the day of sale.
GEORGE BAYLOR.
August 30, 1898.
o. Tile Harrisonburg Register uiU in.
sert the adove 4 ,ceeks-and charge this office
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LAW SCHOOL.

The subscriber proposes (if a class can
be obtained, sufficiently numerous to
Justify such an undertaking. to open a
Law School in Staunton, the first Session
OF which will commence on the LIST day
OF December next, and terminate on the
LIST day of April following. Those who
may purpose TO attend are requested TO
communicate their intention by letter or
otherwise, by the LIST day of November,
or earlier if practicable. And to such of
them as CAN'T is recommended to supply
themselves withthe following text books:
Chitty's Blackstone with Fields Analy-
sis appended. fuckers Commentaries,
the last and revised edition with an anal
ysis appended, Cruises Digest and Ste
phen on Pleading. 1t is believed that
few copies of each can be procured here
by such as may not be able to get them
else here.
The subscribers fee will be 500, paya-
Bile in advance.
LUCAS p. THOMPSON.
Staunton, Angus: is, lS3S-tf
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o. The Mont-Eagle Estate, which
has been advertised Tor some time past
IN this paper, we understand was sold
prlvately few days ago at $40. 600
We presume the sale of the rest of the
property will take place at the time men.
toned.
&- The trust having been satisfied
the sale of Wilson Milchel!'s interest in
tract of land neor Greenvjiie, as sdver-
Used on the Nth page of this paper. will
not tax t place.
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Es. T.. POINTS,
Him & COppeh.szaaiagn.

Has now on hand an excellent assort-
ment Of Stills. large Copper Kettles,
Stew, Tea and Glue Kettles, Safes, and
Tin Ware of every description, which
he is disposed TO sell Oh the most accom>
modating terms. He will also make to
order any articles III his line, in the best
manner, and shortest notice.
SPou,ing and Glttering will be done
at the lowest rates.
Repairing OF all kinds done on the
shortest notice.
All kinds of Grain, and Old Pewter
and Copper, will be taken in pay for
work.
His shop is still in the house formerly
occupied by p. Heiskell s. Son as a
Store.
StauntoH. August I6, 1899.
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Just Received,

Sal Soda, (for washing
Sal H,raiuS.
PictureGlass. IL Sl4-l2$ IS-l4 ZIG
-lSS 21-and Couch Glass
Chrome Yel!ow-Chrome Green.
Black Lead Cruci5les.
White WaX-Spermaceti.
Lump Magnesia-Oil Vitriol.
Pearl Sago-Balsam Copaiva.
Lobelia-Fiesh Brushes-(superior.)
Also. large assortment OF French s
English ConfeciiOnaries.
Il. BERKELEY, G. Co.
HauntOn, August l6.
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CANCER CURED.

Mrs. YANPEzT.T, from Kentucky,
now at Mr.. George Wilson's, North
Mountain, is possessed of a cure for the
Cancer BY outward application, and hav-
ing effected several cures in this county,
has been solicited to make the fact
known for the benefit Of the afflicted.
She will remain in the county but few
months.
For the satisfaction ofthose interested,
reference is made to Mrs. Brown. the
widow of James Brown, on The Free
Road, who has been cured within few
weeks.
augusta County, dug %.
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PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue of a deed OF trust executed
TO me on the 9Th day of n ovember, 1897,
by Joseph Foutier and duly recorde d
in the Clerks office of Augusta County
Court, for the purposes therein mention
ed, l will sell at public auction, on the
premises. now occupied by Joseph Fou-
tier, in the Town of Staunton, for cash,
on Wednesday the Sd day Of October
next, all the following described proper.
ty, or so much thereof as may be neces-
sary, TO satisfy the purposes of the said
trust, TO wiz:
One certain Lot or part of
Lot, in Stauuton, now in the occupancy
OF said Eoutier. on which there is "a Tan
Yard, being the same which was pur>
chased by the said Fou;ier from A. Nj.
Mosby. Also. the following very valuable
personal property-70 Spanish Hides,
IL dozen Cali Skins. 65 green Hides, 100
Sides OF Sole Leather 81 Sides of upper
Leather, one Bark Mill, % Cords Of
Bark. and all the Tools and impleme nts
for carrying on the Tanning and Curry
ing business, now in possession Of said
Foutier, together with all the accumula.
ness, which have accrued to the said
Foutier, since the 9th day of November,
lS37.-Also one Horse, one Ton of HAY,
one Stove, three Pine Tables, two Fea>
Their Beds, Bedsteads and Furniture. four
Tables. one eight day Clock. one Bu-
reau. three Trunks. and all the Kitchen
Furniture OF every description now on
The premises. =
Also, two valuable Slaves, one Man
aged about twenty-five years, the other
Girl about twelve years old.
The title to the above property is be>
lieved TO be uneXceptionabIe, but l will
make no other title than such as was
conveyed to ME by the trust deed "a
foresaid. Sale to commence at 10 O..
clock. precisely.
SlLAS H. SMITH, Trustee.
August 30, IS3S-tds
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AEbeRaRsap nile HAsaRgeH at
ESgabEEC Sale.

MONTEAGLE, the late residence of
Craven Peyton, deed, will be sold 70 the
highest bidder. on Thursday the 9th of
September next, (ii fair, otherwise the
next fair day.. This is considered one
of the mos, valuable Estates in the ups
per couutry-and in point OF health and
beauty, is surpassed by 30 situation in
the State. 1t contains by a recent sur
vey 1000 acres upwards OF 600 Of
which are cleared. the balance W ell tim
bered. 1t is bounded for nearly two
miles on the North and East by the Ri
wanna River, and on the South By Buck
Island Creek, large stream emptying
into the river. Tue two streams form
upwards of 800 acres of low grounds, Of
very superior quality-the greater part
being ai!nvial and wei! adapted TO the
growth of Corn, Wheat, Oals, and To-
bacco. The Improvements are not good.
The dwelling house is old, bu: large
and comfortable, and situated on beau
tiful eminence, bringing all the arabic
land under the eye-and making the
prospect in every direction picturesque
add beautiful There Is every necessary
out house, with Horse Mill, i uresslina
Machine, Ice House, &c. There are ten
or twelve never failing springs Of pure
water on the place.
Also, another Tract, containing 450 a.
cres, imme diately OH the River. above
the thousand acre tract just described
with upwards OF one hundred acres OF
Rive: bottom, and 100 acres oil high
land cleared, the balance well timbered.
lar =.
has or ii pretty good DIV ELLING
HOUSE, and some ont houses-and is
susceptible Of being made most beauti.
inl and desirable residence. These
Lands lie eight miles East Of Chatlot;es-
vile. The Rivanna is navigable at all
seasons to Columbia, whgre it empties
into James River.
Atlhe same time and place, will be SOLD
Us OR go SLAVES.
men, women and boys-some Of them
very likely IL or 10 head of IIorses,-
> or OF them, fine saddle horses Is or
20 Mich Cows, and Work Oxen; rs
bead Of Sheep; 40 or 50 head OF hogs,
&C Also, all the Household and
Kitchen Furii:uTe-Foroliug Utensils
OF every description Wheat t'ans--one
set Of D!acksmith's Tools, sc.
TEeMs-For the Land, one fourth of
the purchase money will be required in
hand, the balance in three cqua! ANNUAL
payments, with deed of trust TO secure
the payments. The Negroes will be
sold Tor cash. For The other property a
credit Of II months will be given, Oh ali
sums over FIVE dollars; the purchaser
giving bond with approved security.
Gentlemen wishing TO purchase large
or small estate, in this most beautiful and
desirable country, are invited 10 view
the above lands before the day Of sale,
Any communication addressed to the
subscriber, at EyerettsvilIe, Albemarie
county, will be attended to.
CHARLES L. PEYTON.
Er'or. Of Cravsn Psyton, dec'G.
MoDteagle, Albemarle Co, July 5.
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Land for Sale.

IN obedience to decree of the Cir.
ry for Augusta county pronounced at the
adjourned term. on the 9th day Of Feo-
ruary. 1888, in cause therein depea-
ding between Samuel Moale, Trustee OF
Samuel and Robert Purviance. plaintiff,
against John Mitchell, sheriff of Lewis
county, administrator of Henry Purvi>
ance, dec, Samuel J. Donaldson and 9th.
ers, deits., shall on the l7th day of
SEPTEMBER, 1898. proceed to sell,
tand continue from day to day until the
whole is sold y at public auction to the
highest bidder in the town Of Weston,
Lewis county, Va,
The following Tracts of Land,
TO wit: 1000 acres lying on Pocatalico
river; 81 ,S75 acres on Big Elk river. in
tracts of from one to five hundred
this tract is supposed to contain Iron
Ore and Mineral Coal in great album
dance. 1t is clothed with an abundance
of good timber F.; the river is the line 70:
> I-2 miles, afording line water pow>
er and safe navigation to Charleston, a
distance of about 80 miles.
$4,000 acres on Hughes river, about
one half in Wood, the residue in LIE wis
county; the river flows through this :sacl
for eighteen miles a!Tording fine water
power, and safe navigation TO Parkers>
burg, distance Of sixty or seventy miles
by water. This tract is cut up by actual
surveys, into so plantations Of convent
ent sizes, many Of which are finely i'm.
proved, with good buildings, orch
ards, &C., and all we'll supplied with
The best Of good cool spring water there
are two good grst and saw mills OH this
property. The one occupied by MIR.
Webb, is supposed to excel any mill in
Western Virginia. This land is finely
timbeEed, and well adapted to farming
and grazing, and lies in zine healthy
part Of Western Virginia.
Aud, on TUESDAY, the 25th day of
September, lS3S, shall sell in The ,own
Of Middlebourne, in Tyler county, l, 600
acres OF land, lying on Middle Island
Creek, upon which Moses Williamson,
John adams, William Smith, and Lewis
Bond, now reside.
Also at Point Pleasant, in the county
Of Mason, on MONDAY the first day
OF October, 1915, shall sell q ,200 acres
IN small tracts, occupied hy Mess1s. James
Capehart, Walter Newman. or tdose
claiming under him, James Peek, John
Lewis, Thomas Kincaid, Jacob Peck.
George Lewis, Peter Peck, Nehemiah
Rogers, j. Newman, Henry Capehart,
James ROseberry, Samuel Zircle, Mi.
chael Zjrcle, Joseph Window, Cyrus
Blake, Adam Wetsslt, Robert Mitchell
and others; upon The upper part Of these
lands, is a good bank Of mineral coal.
The sales to continue from day 10
day, until all are sold; and upon the
following terms, to wit: one fourth Of
the purchase money to be paid in hand
one fourth IN one year, one fourth in
two years, and one fourth in three years.
the purchaser giving bond with ap
proved security, and p lien upon the
land to secure the pay meDt Of the defer.
red instruments.
The title to all the lands offered for
sale is good, they being held by pre-emp.
ton and military grants, and hayinp
been in actual possession for upwards Of
thirty years.
JAMES Vi. CAMP, Commissioner.
August g. 1893.
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EOHS SALE.

A likely NEGRO GIRL. aged about
fourteen years she is rather light com
plexion and well grown OF her age she
has been raised to House business she
is healthy, active and smart at any kind
of House Business she is more likely
than the common run oil her colour. Auy
person wishing TO purchase can apply to
me at the Warm Springs. Bath Court
house.
GEORGE MAYSE.
August 30, IS3S-tf
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Stanton LWCesgass.

The regular meeting of this Sooaety.
for the month of August. is postponed.
20 Saturday the LIST OF September, at 2
o'clock. p. MA public Lecture "On
the study Of the Sacred Scriptures"---
will be then delivered by the President.
J. W. Smith. at the special rrquest Of the
Society. n K. TROUT. Secry.
August @.
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DRY GOODS.

purchased upon the most adorable terms
which they otter at small advance for
cash, or 10 punctual dealers upon the US
ual credits, consisting in part as follows,
viz:
los bales 3.4 rs Ma,ouca Cotton <
90 do & 33 inch Mecht's Co. do
40 DO Mechanics &EIlricks do do
230 do Manchester, Merchants, Pc ;
iersburg, 81 Penltentiary factory
OznabeIgs ):
so bales Heavy s7s Cbicopee & Appleton
Sbirtings.
46 do 4.4 90 g. Cd Dover. Hamilton
New Market, g. WaIlham Sheeting
40 cases improved style bid Shee,iogs
II do 9-S super long Cloths
al do bales bl'd & brown DriIIings
2S bales Trenton Melhuen, A maskeag g.
A. G. "A. Tickings
Is cases heavy grey Kerseys
IL do Glenfock rs improved Glasgow
do
Ia do Kentucky Jeans
30 do common s. superfine grey. blue,
DIX, & fancy slriPcd.Satine.is
~ bales red blue, striped & plaid Linseys
SSV ps. and d blues, greens s. peniten<
liary plaid do
70 bales fancy Il bound end Blankets
10 ID & Sd Rose s. Whitney do
b =" fine & super white, green, & scar
let F'lanneis & Bazes
~ tearnaughl, Pstersbams & Flush
Ceases blue blk & fancy London Cassi.
mcres
IL do London s. American blue, black
fancy coiored Cloth, with extra
mlIed Drabs and Olives OF superior
quality
10 cases 3.4& 64EDglish and superFrcnch
hlerinos
on do Merrmeck, Fall River and 9Th
or new style Fancy Prints
~ cases rich London, & Paris do
z rich fig'd Gro de Maps & Pow de
Sores
g Italian Lus,rings and super Gro do
Rhinss, 3D. s. 6 q Paddings
Bail Ducks cold Cambrics Corded Skirts.
Merino & Tartan Sbawls, Pongee g. Suit
olheid Hdkfs, Fenisios, blue Servings, Swiss
& Persian Threads, Comforiers, Gloves.
Hosiery, Suspenders, Umbrellas, with q
complete assortment OF Cambrics, Jaconets.
Check muslins, sc. &c. TO all OF which they
would invite the early attention Of purcbaS.
ers
Richmond. Aug. so, le3s.-tlslN.
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;y3IHcrlsr.

On Thursday evening last, BY the
Rev. William Calhoon, MIR. ANDREW B.
CowAN, to Miss MARY A. E, daughter
Of Hugh Hamilton, Esq
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Fall Il SViEatea. Goods.

BALDWIN, KENT, & co.
Would respectfully inform their friends
OF the country generally. that by late TO-
reiSn and domestic arrivals they have
now i'll store large portion of their fall
and winter stock of
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EIORga' HAS pece0se
WANTED,

The Office oil Inspector in the Town.
OF charlottesville, will be vacated on ,he
lst Monday in October pez,--Arv ner-
son wishing 10 obtain the Office can get
any information wanted By applying to
VALENTINE. FRY, Il Co.
Charlottesville, All. Aug. Is, 1898.
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SALE
DEED OF TRUST.

IN pursuance of deed OF trust bear
ing date the 9th day of December 1887.
and Of record in the County Court Oflic.
of Augusta. executed by James Wallace
to the subscriber, to secure the paymen,
Of the claim therein mentioned, will be
sold in the Town Of S,auntou. before the
door Of the house heretofore occupied as
the Wayne Tavern, on Monday the 2nd
day OF July next, to the highest bidder,
for ready money. the
TRACT OF LAND
in the said deed described, situated ON
Smiths Creek, a branch of the Little
Calf Pasture River, in the County of
Augusta. containing
Two hundred and forty Acres.
This land is said to be tolerably well
improved, in good state Of cultivation,
and the title believed indisputable.-
Any person inclined to purchase will be
shown the laud on application to Mr..
Wallace who resides thereon-Such title
only will be made to the purchaser, as is
usual i'm such cases.
SAML. CLARKE, Trustee.
July 5, 1888.
t- The above sale is postponed until
the first day Of September Cour, next.
August 30. S. G. Trustee.
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Richmnnd Prices. - Wheat s l. rs 81.
SO-Corn so To So cls.-Flnur ST 81 al. 80.
B"ltimore-Wh ea, 81 % 81 55-Fiour
ST ,25--Corn, white, S5 To IS, vel. 90 81.
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A FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers Tor sale the Land
on which he resides. Said land lies on
the Turnpike road leading from Staun
ton TO Waynesboroush, about two miles
from the latter place. about 81 miles
from SrottsviiIe. and adjoining the lands
OF Maj. A. Stuart, John Bush and others.
Said tract contains -
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7 t'N't7NO.'j III 'r''dIl], III rsuIN'IV'
3 g 8 8 s 8 8

We The undersigned, practitioners of medicine in Cert
rnany, well that by course may fori.i
the e"dshp OF om- OF the faculty, but btncyo
lent member, who uninnuenced by selfish Inove
hVugh sraIl r,irain from If opin-
elIsr oil the sOundncss ounLnesS Of DR..
iIcke nsw doctrine, happy u that deem s
SanatIvr too vauab be genera y known what
oar eyes ttIUld and hear, re believe.
We hereby state, iha; when Dr. Louis OIiUn Gc.Iicke
hr-t came trioe the German public, the
eoverer oIanew doctrine, medicine, h. Id him
the hishe' eontem T. BELIEVING ard openly ptonouncpg
to be bas' postor aud The prince ofqucks But hearing
much sad bout The i've, aganst and for
induced from motives of osIy merely, make trial of
ITS reped virtues upon number OF hopeless pa
tie h's ana We now deem bunden duty (even the
expense OF orr self interests publicly ac owl, dye
mighty efhe, III caring only consumption but her
fearful naahe., which have heretofore believed incur
able Our Contempt for the discovrrer this
at once swallowed up in astonshmcnt expect
ed results ad es amends for abuse of him. do
frank COMES to the world, that believe hm phau-
ihroPs win dos honor to III, profession and
Try, which give him birth
ne r'c,u adoption of this medicine into some of our
European H'Pitais sufficient qua, auty IN t Il forms
sl is proiniss needed not testimony for wherever
it IS used, 1t its witness.
HERMAN ETMULLER. ~ D.
WALTER VAN GAUTr, NJ u
hDOLtHUS WERNER, NJ ID.
Germany, december 10. 1896 comfy oct Ii
May "a, lS3S-3m
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Ssldby BENJ f. GR.9H.zuof Green.

. q lie O Jul
OF The Matches Sana,e which perceived YOU ere
agent, ami which protested 20 be remedy for
my wife then wasting away with this dread
lousy enarorns 10 her 10 health without
STEPPED over TO his house and asked hun r he had any
''he r. riec'y willing M. Sherwood shoul Ike that
any other medicine she nigh, choose but he thou. 1t
could DO her good her isnss roply consuming
aud no human means could sGre her" Still, a
ing will catch straw, and lie S-naiive heng
commended by hce pl! scian, VIII, had used it their
practice she concluded give trial. and pur-
chased VIAL which she cummeiced tax ing thre times
day, giving fee indulgence her appete according to
the directions By pursuing this she suffered
sdeTaby for the frs! eight days, but was short
y able and drunk freely, without the least nconvcn
Within four weeks her first using the redene he,
eeb lie and wasted o'm began 10 strength,
she has gaining day until the present mo-
ment, the hmen family phys clan and
friends. She enio, ing comfortable (hough not
lend church.
Mrs. Sherwood and myself fully of OPINION and
so are all who know her she orcs her
life 10 the sGnatirc aud there PROBABLY
sumptive in the United States wk yet
hSaTd OF ais medicine, measures ought speedily to be
doped to have it more generally known.
number pers,ns in this ghborhood unde r,and,
taking for other serious Complaints, with very great
benefit.
thi, k going the South, with my family, sometime
h' fall and in do, will proclaim the virtues the
ciau here actively opposed it, sincerely believe
it ; ;e ed my wife i from s an opening grave:
are at liberty to publish it, Resp ctf'lly, SC
H. +. SHERWOOD
Extract from the Essex Register, published in Salvm
GERMAN sANAIIVE.
The Agents for the sale of this invaluable Medicine in
this city, have the possession, many instances which
have already voluntarily made Them of the benefit
resulting nom ITS use .irer- c4n be directed to the
individuals by Calling the Bookstore of the Agents.
lvES9 JEWEIr, 1873 Essex street.
Testimony No. 3
certificate ftom three nlbcrs OF the MEDiCALFRO-
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CASH FOR WEFEAT'.

We vii give fair prices for about so,
600 bushels of Wheat, delivered at Coles
Mill, or &c us at ScottsviiIe, A!bemsrIe.
STAPLES, TYLER, g. Co.
Augua l6, IS3S-5m&
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PREPARED ONLY BY THE SOLE PROPRIETOR,
DANIEL GODDARD, No. GOLD ST.
NEW -yORK

NEW-fORk.
In presenting this useful remedy public the Pro-
pretor Us authorized by Physician, whom the Recipe
was conhhenaiy Obtained state that he used il
hseii anu IN his extensive practice in Pulmonary aec-
uons with astonishing effect The happy combination of
vegetable substances, of which is entirely composed
are peculiarly adapted diseases OF the Lungs Liver and
Stomach -
This medicine has been used very extensively and the
failed in giving relief in diseases which il is
ed even in cases approaching consumption attended
with bleeding at the Lungs, and where other remedies
had faed the decided and nuttcrng success has
attended its Common colds, which generally the
effect OF INSTRUCTED perspiraon will yield to its influence
IN few hours; when used in asthma hoarscncss wheez
ng ana shotness OF breath, gives immediate relief pro-
curing tranquil rest and sleep In whooping cough il
without rival II operates by gentle expcctoration and
may be given to infants with perfect safety
The Proprietor would add that he constantly recey-
Ing numerous testimonials of the value efficacy of this
remedy some certificates of which may the bill
OF directions accompanying each boe Any person usin
u will he sure to recommend it nGain
CONTEMPORARIES.
Superior Candies. Raisins, English
Walnuts, Filberts, Palm Nuts, Almonds,
Preserved Ginger, best quality, Citron,
Tnmayinds, Jujube Paste, &c. Old Port
Wine, and English Porter.
Just received and for sale by
L. BERKELEY 81 Co.
August %, 1888.
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purchased upon The most favorable terms,
which they otter at small advance for
cash, or 10 punctual dealers upon the US
ual credits, consisting in part as follows,