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.JWsg Receiced.

NEGRO BROGAN'S extra sizes, and vcrv s,ro,o
IN just received aud for sale By '"'"g'
Nov 3, 1916. A. & KryNrv
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Cold Feet.

I r. lp
accompanies cold feet 1t is sign of disease II
the system to have cold feet The Salvc will cure
| ry case.
| In Scrofu!a Erysipclas, Salt Rheum Liver Cow,
plant Sore Eyes, Quinsey, Sore Throat, Broncbitis
Piles Broken or Sore Breast, all Chest Dscases~sucb
as Asthma, Oppression, Pains; aso-Sorc Iips Chan
ped Hands, Tumors, Cutamcous Eruptions Ncrw"po
Diseases and Of the Spine there is probably no ned;
equal in the world! "'' '''
PiMPLES OF THE FACE. Masculine
SKIN, GROSS SURFACE.
Its first action isto expel all humor twill, mo, c.so
craving ii the lace IS free from any matter that
to The surface. Ii then heals. when there is
but grossness, or dull repusivc service il begins IN
Ten and soften until the skin becomes smooth and de-
WORMS.
u parents knew how fatal most medicines 1vo-o a.
children taken inwardy they would be slow to resort
70 mem. Especially 'mcrcuria lozcngcs' called me
dIca ioZcngcs,' 'vcrmifugc pills. &c TIE ,r,,h =;
no one can tell. invariably, when worms arc nroa,'
Now let me say TO parents, that this Saye yyli
Iei ~ child has worms 1t will drive every ysstigc
There is probably medicine on the fac. oe d..
ear'h a. once so sure and 90 safe in the expulsion If
worms. Nf"''iOh VI
TOILET.
Although have said little aI,out II nc g, L;.
i've, Vct VIII stake II against the world! Tbcv NAV
orig Ihelf Os 'ar and near, and mine will restore tbe
hair Two cases TO their one. ~
OLD SORES.
That Sores arc an outIc, - ,ho ;.....,.
me system u.s. because they cannot pass of bronoL
inc naudi channclS OF the Inscnsiblc Pcrspiratio c
such sores are healed 1.-the mpuritic, must bayS SOM,
other ouct or IL viii endangcr life This Salvc ;II
always provide for such emergencies WI"
RHEUMATISM.
IT removes almost Immediately the inflammation an,
swelling, when the pam of course ceases "''
FEVFRS
In all cases OF Fever, the difficulty lies :, ,L 49,
being locked up, so that the heat and pcrqn;rat TO- @
not pass OIL II the least moisture could bl s,a,d %
crisis has passed and the danger over The Ali LII,
ing Ointment WIZ IN all cases of fcvets aImos, inst,
'niock tho SKIN and bring forth the pcrspiratiop
SCALD HEAD.
We have cured cases that acfua,Iv dcsea o.-
hing known as well as the ability of fifteen mr. fc,
loctors Ono man told he had spent q 500 IN ~.
hiIdren without any benefit, when few boxcs If tb
Ointment cured them. " '' VI TUG
CORNS.
Occasional use of the Ointment will a1,v,v, Loo,
orns from growing. People need never be tronbIcd
With them if they will use IT, 'i'"
AS A FAMILY MEDICINE
Vo measure its value. So lone a. a. .. &c.,, =,
long over the Heavens long man trcads tbccar
Ubjcct TO al infrmities OF the hcsb-so Iono s d?
nd sickness is knownjust so long will this GOOD o.,
rent be used and esteemed When man ceases fro
N the earth then the demand will cease and rot m
hen. JAMES McAJJSTEp q "" I'm :
sole proprietors Of the above Medicine. Prize OK
tssnd 50 cents. 100 ~'
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Headache.

The Salve has cured persons of the Hc,docho ,
twelve years standing and who had it regularly ever
week so that vomiting often took place
Deafness and Ear Ache are helped with like suo..s
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CANDLE MANUFACTORY,
LAND FOR SALE

EtE subscriber offers for sale about Ono Hundred and
rHy Acres OF Land, fifty of which arc cleared The
J Wsa. 6 en- timber This land lies about three miles
west oil Staunon, and adjoining the lands of w m F
glcman, George Paris, and ChcsIcv Kjnncv On liz
Iana is never failing Spring though small and on A.
GJpp ~ e 'nd more suitable for building, is
fifteen or twenty feet digging. The cxnosnrc of ,"
land IS chiefly South and East is succnble of he
ing made pleasant place. For terms aonlY 60 ~ 81
scribcr near the land HENRY i1sgtaCU,.In.H 50"
April so, 1916. -'h4''
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N d w g O o D 5 o

purchased for cash. and will be sold on terms that
DC cheap, and give satisfaction the purchasers
cannot close this short notice without expressing
sincere thanks to my friends and the public generally
.or the very hatterng support they have hitherto al
mindful of past favors and think can saw am now
80 situated as TO make it rather matter of interest TO
my friends to call on me. "
BENJAMIN CRAWFORD.
Stanton. March I6, 1916
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TAILORING.
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS,

THE undersigned bcgs leave to inform his customs
n and the pnbiic generally, that he has employed
Mr. James o'Rear, Gan experienced and competent
nana IN tne art OF Cutting &c.,) recently from the
Eastern Cities, the foreman of his sbpp and oI
.he best workmen to aid him. Having recently rccci
LATEST FASHIONS
from New York and Philadelphia, he is now prepared
style and at the shortest notice
WI. " hcars merits in his line of business are not
surpassed The subscriber has neatly fitted up his
np ana maae every other arrangement continue his
business on more enlarged and much improved scale
ne Is peascd to acknowledge his gratitude for the for
er patronage OF ms friends and generous public and
respectfully soicits continuance of the same Per
sons are respectfully invited call and examine his
work and Fashions, specimens of which are always on
opposite the Post Office. ''''
Staunton, October /, 1916
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TIME Store will he carried on in my name after the
LIST OF April, at the present stand, where l will
offer very large variety of
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PIMPLES OF THE FACE. Masculine
SKIN, GROSS SURFACE

Its FIRST action isto cxpelall humor IL will no;
drawing till the face free from any matter Ina, a
DC lodged under the skin, and frequently breaking ON,
TO inc surface IL then heals. When there is nofbing
Out grossness, or dull repusvc service begins TO so
Ten and soften until the skin becomes smooth and de-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-03
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

TINE instinct Of animals, more direct in lis ope-
i Ialion than The reason Of man, teaches them
what vegetables TO eat and which 10 avoid. But
mere instinct can go no iarher-it cannot i'm
prove upon the discovery. II belongs to enish-
ened reason 10 elaborate, 10 improve, 10 perfect
that which il has discovered. Sands Sarsapar-
la is an exempli6calion Of the wonderful efficacy
which intellect, through the medium OF scientific
research and philosophical experiment, may de-
yelop in the preparation Of a medical root. In
all scrofulous diseases, in every disorder orig-
mating in diseased condition oil the vital element
and how large proportion of all diseases DO
these classes comprehend this we'll known spe-
ciGc is held 10 be inial!ible in its effects. When
all other practice has failed-when the exhibition
OF every other variety OF medicine which
skill or hope suggested has proved useless, Sands
Sarsaparia has in numberess instances wrought
a speedy and radical cure.
For further particulars, and conclusive cvi-
dence oil lis superior value and efficacy, see
pamphlets, which may be obtained Of agents gratis.
II Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail,
and for exploration, by A. B. & ID. SANDS
Druggists and Chez isis, Granite Building, No.
10 Broadway, corner OF Chambers street, New
York, sold, also, by DUVAL g. PURCELL,
Agents, Main street, Richmond, Va. Price, 81
ner bottle or six bottles tur So. July
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TO CAPITALISTS.
Middleton Mills for Sale.

ny virtue of Decree Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
- Law and Chancrry FIR Fluvanna county, pronoun-
&c The eth day 81 srpembrr lsi5, IN cause there
in pending between The James River and kanawha
Company Plaintiffs, Edward w. Sims and another
BricniS, We, the undersigned, telrin appointed CnM
ms,ioncrs Of NJ, VIII proceed, FRIDAY, tho
Us, day OF July next, II fair, Otherwise, The next ai:
diy Ia sell NJ public auction, on the pfrnses 10 The
highest bidder the very valuable Mills known tho
Middleton Wills, IN -d;d county, and Tract Of Land of
twenty five thereto ailr!rl, described IN The
deed frnrn the James RIVER atd hiEawha Company To
Edward ". Sims, recorded III finvanna Clerks Office,
dated the Sd day OF December, IDS, and situated on the
James River, IN The county Oi Fluyanna.
The buildings consist Of very large and comnodons
brick Mill House, three stories hlg besides HE lasr
menr, saw M Cooprr'- shop, aud other convenient
buildings. The machinery is 81 the most approved kind
for manufacturing flour, and ia-, within few years
bren thoroughly repaired Tie James River and ka-
nav canal Immediately y the front door Of The
MILL aiIording ;ict.s for the reception and forward
in. OF produce unsurpassed by any Mil III the state
Across tli- canal Is excellent covered bridge, ny
means Of which, wheat cDrn lumber &C., are received
with entire convenience per wagons.
The water power sufficient for operating six pair ot
live and haf feet buir, rbbers. &c and may h. nd
van,agecusly distributed between the flour and saw
mills and cotton wo,lien factories, which may be
CONSTRUCTED the premises, aud for which there arc
most eli .ibe sites.
Tn. Mills are situated contiguous 10 Of the best
wheat lands in the state and b? means ci the canal
and good reads, ARE Of most easy access.
TERMS Of SA1E-On- third Of the purchase mo-
ney will be required in cash. aud credit Of ono and
two years from the day Of sale wi be given on The bn-
lance the purchaser giving bonds with approved per-
soma, security for the deferred payments and the ~ TO
be retained until the whole purchase money Is paid
V. W. SOUTHALL, icommi<sion.y,
B II. MAGRCDER,
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Means because in the first place thew had m, :,

Means because in the first place they had not
got 81 III, and next, Ohio had not received her
share ofoiHces in the gift Of the Administration.
In answer 10 this, Mr.. Wick asserted that he
had always been OF opinion lha, the Democracy
OF Ohio was founded in selfshness, and that
when Democracy was not TO their advantage
they would have none OF il. For such Democ.
racy re cared not fig; il was worth nothing
Unless men were ready to make concessions and
sacliaceS lor Inc good Of The party, the sooner
they left The ranks the better. He said he him
sell, a few DAYS ago, applied to The President for
the berth of Brgadier General of the volunteers
but ne found The places had all been filled; bui
was ne, on that account, 10 turn round and assail
the Democratic pary2 Was he TO desert his
principles merely because he had been disappoint-
ed in getting an Officer
II appeared, however that this was the argu.
ment of the Ohio delegation. They could moi.
&c, 81 40, andthey could not get oliices-crso they
must turn against their party and torsake their
principles. II reminded him Of an occurrence
down in Indiana. There were two boys-Joe
Johnson and Tom Addison. Well, it happened
that Joe johnson fell ont with Tom Addisons
sister and slapped her: Now, Tom was bursting
with fury al this indigni,y, and what did he do?
Why, he went out into the lot, and 10 avcnge
himself upon Johnson he rolled himself most tu-
riousy over and over upon the dung-hill. [Roars
Of laushter]
So il was with these dissatisfied democrats,
they thought they had been i'll used, and they set
10 work to punish themselves and the country,
by denouncing measure which it appears they
would otherwise have voted Tor. After further
remarks, he told the Ohio delegation that they
had mush better SO over 10 the wings al once,
for if they came here for the sole purpose Of get
ting the treasury pap, such men were not wanted
in the democratic ranks. God had deserted them,
The democratic party could not trust them, The
Wings despised them, and the father Of lies must
take them.
MIR. Carroll of New York spoke in favor of the
tariff OF 1912 and against the bill.
Mr. Wilmot of Pa, maintained the opposite
side. Mr.. Mcconnell Of Alabama, in favor OF
the bill MIR. Albert Smith of New York, in sup
port Of the tariff OF 1912 and in answer 10 his col
league (Mr. Collin,) who spoke some days ago.
MIR. Stanton OF Tenn, supported The bill, and
commented on The speech Of MIR. Brnkerhofi.
Mr.. Barrinser OF N. C.. i'll favor Of The tariff OF
1912, and against the bill Mr.. Fickin in favor
OF the bill and Of free ade. Mr.. Bell, OF KY,
against the bill, and for the Tariff of 1912. Mr.
Perry, of Md, who could not vote for Mr.. Nc
Hays BILL but was in favor Of modification OF
the Tariff Of 1912 MIR. Root. Of Ohio, against
the bill MIR. Miller, OF New York, on the same
side. Mr. Daniel, of North Caroiua, in support
OF The bill.
All, M, the House adjourned.
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Esy Eniocs 4 asrother.
;ALE OF REAL PROPERTY. UNDER DE.
GRE. DI' nnr-pr,

SALE OF REAL PROPERTY, UNDER DE-
CREE OF COURT.
Rl virtue 0: a decree Of lie Superior Court OF
ID Chancery. fur The Richmond Circuj,. daled
March 9th, 1875 and June l7lh 1915 / shall
las special Commissioner proceed 10 sell on
FRIDAY, July 3ls,, II - O'clock, on the pre-
misses, TO The highest bidder, The Real Estate in
the City Of Richmond, 0! which Ann Ladd died
seized, consisting of House and Lot, on The
South side Of The Basin. known as the "Home
House" formerly occupied by Thomas Ladd;
also, her interest in The Lumber House, now in
the occupancy OF ID. Nj. Branch as Tobacco
Factory
The interest in The Lumber House is one-four,h
and it is believed The other owners will sell al a
reasonable price.
TERMs:-Cash sufficient 10 detray all costs and
charges; balance in eqaai insiaimen,s, upon a
credit of one, NO and three years; the purchaser
or purchasers giving bonds, with good security.
and title withheld until The purchase money be
fully paid, and conveyance directed by The
Chancery Cour.
NATHL. c. CRENsHAW. Comr.
- Sale conducted by INLcEs & BROTHER,
Auctioneers. July >
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E..i2iSTiEtS
THE Vital. FIJTID.

PHILOSOPHERS have for ages speculaled
i on that mysterious power whose action is
the result Of animal life. and whose absence
causes physical death. These speculalons have
only resulted in fancifu theories, always of more
ingenuity than utility Modern science, howev-
er, brought to light The agency called Galvanism,
which subsequent investigation proved 10 be iden-
teal with the Nervous Fluid-the mysterious
link whereby We are enabled 10 conlinoe our ter
restrial existence Many diseases ~ which the
human frame is subject, depend entirely on the
absence OF This mysterious power. These aie
generally termed Nervous complaints, and il is
diseases Of this nature especially that CHRIsTlg's
GALvASIc RINGS and MAGNETIC FLrID are de-
signed 10 ell. The Galvanic Belts, Bracelets,
Strengthening Plasters, are notifications OF the
invention adapted for mere chronic cases.
For further particulars. see advertisement in
another part This paper. Explanatory pamph-
lets may be had gratis, BY application 10 the
agents for this city, Messrs. DUVAL & PUR-
CELL, Druggists, lat Main ST., Richmond, Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
sale OF S1AIet

IN PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.
DURsUNhTt to Il decree Of the Circui, Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Prince Edward County,
made at June term, siG, The OF Worsham against
Booker and others, the Undersigned, Commissioner
Tor Tho purpose vii! proceed sell, publicly, al the
Court hnuse of said county, On MONDAY, the 18th day
of August ne1t-being Court day-two hundred and
eist acres oil Land belonging tile Estate OF Edward
Booker, deceased, lying Bualoc river, about four
miles fem the Conri-hoG
TEkNS-One-.ourh ca-h and the balance in one
and two years, elua! naymenlsic purchaser eNecit-
ing bonds with good Secuy or III. deferred payments,
ani the r To the land retained Until the puIc!lae
nry Is paid
The decree authorizes The under signei CommiSs oner
10 81! said land privately, should Lc Judge bsst,-pro
posas VIII therefore BE- received Tor private sale until
the dag advertised for H. sale publicly.
lhc title Is uElirsiiohablr thu location good the
houses are in good repair, aud sufficient for the accom-
mediation Of family there is suiiciency OF woodland
and some prime tobacco land 10 clear.
June 3l-clm L. &. HOOKER. Cnmmls, nncr
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND FOR
SALE

TINE subscriber, intending 10 remove 10 the South,
i will sell Ih- Estate Oh which he r-siGes, called
SEWSTEAD. in the lower end of the county oil
Cumberland the town uf Car;erssihe, IN James
River contains s3s acres, of which ljJ acres are u
YER low grounds OF first quality. The high land hs ~
we'll or probably better, than an; on thn riYef; II
stones most advan;aceoI>y "a The sout, ana u gene
rally esteemed olal any IN tins section o me STATE
and a portion highly improved. Tie society oil TIE
n.i.hborhood is intelligent and agreeable. Tho I'm
provemcnls are ali new, and IN good Condition. They
consist OF large dwelling house, handsome and con
yenent wh beautiful yard aud garden We'll enclosed
and all the necessary buildings uf such m establish
mcnt The OUT buildings are OF the Lest kiEd-thr
barn built last year with rock BASEMENT and contains
threshing machine If great powrf the TOBACCO honsrs
stables and houses for the negroes, are all GOOD ~ IS
thnu.hl unnecessary To say more OF Inc advantage oil
situation and quality Of the soil OF this Estate rs II u
presumed purchaser would examine It carefully Tor
himsef-bl; the subscriber viii add, that, 10 person
wishing 10 purchase an estate for residence IS sell
dom such an one is offered The distance TO Richmond
is as miles BY the canal aordlns easy and cheap Trans
porialun for travel and produce
Tie subscriber has two smaller tracts Of Lahh.ohe
containing $40 acres within half mile 81 Inc New
stead Estate-he ether leo acres, distant mite and
half both having on thrin abundant supply oil TIM
ber which will be sold with ;h:s estate OF mel, as may
beet suit purchaser.
Tire subscriber wishes to sell, ana ihose WI" may
wish Ia purchase are assured that ne VIII not orand
more than the fair value Of such properly he VII hr
AT any lime ready 10 show the properly 10 those VINO
NAV call on him with the view 81 purchasing
June l9-cW2m ID. }. Lahhi-N"icS'
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"A Valuable Estate

IN THE COUNTY Or ORANGE IN
MARKET
7 AM anxious sell either portion, the whole of
my land. upon the Rapid Anne River, IN the county
Of Orange. This Estate Is esteemed b. those who
know IT, equal If aot superior, TO any IN this region; It's
assessed vaIuc il hiel any IN The county This
Tract is supposed 10 contain about coo acres and am
willing sell either the whole, $40 acres, without
the buildings; il divided, a full proportion Of timber
could br allotted To each part. Adjoining this last 200
acres There also 20 of valuable timbefrd
land, v hich hr had. The two united, would form
mos; desirable Farm. Owing Ia the drought
al the past summer, my lands do not present their
usual growth Of grass: yet Their nc adaptation grass,
all gain crops. and Ia tobacco, Well known IN this
vicinity. There 10 Of The richest low grounds,
and one pant Of this dcpoSi- from the river suiIi
cien enrich least O lts qualities have been
tested with a result altogether satisfactory. The dwell
ling IN this Farm has hcsn construed by fire, but the
walls sill good, and hc fully repaired
of 500 the contract price offered hy excellent work
man. These walls - feet BY IN feet story,
with an excellent cellar The cost OF wood work must
depend upon us execution. The timber, however, "
abundant the land and there two Saw Mills,
distant than mile. The cohtguity of these Saw
Ml two Grst Mills large FIGURING Min and flourish
ing Wonlrn Factory, must add essentially TO the
veniencr and value OF this Estate. The location Is
such, that IL cannot he made pass way, and Is prcr
fiver has been surveyed, and company ~ now form
ing, with ilatrerp- prospects Of opening navIgI-
ton from thus Farm 10 Frederick ,bure and It's distance
from 'ierdnnsvilr Depot Of Louisa Railroad only l2
miles. Thc buildings standing excellent
Kitchen. with four rooms, Meat House, n Dairy
amt necessary Negro Cabins. he t:aIirn prudGc-
tive, aud the Yard beautiful, with extensive noun
tain view. My terms onrlhigd cash, residue IN one
and years, wth without interest, as may be-
agreed between myself and Tho purchaser An iihnes-
tIonabe title will be conveyed.
Orange, Nav ia-clf C. q. MACON.
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aor;c,.Isura, Warehouse.

TINE Subscribers have made arrangements
with Messrs. John Cardwell and Edward
Wilson, Two OF the best mechanics in the State of
virginia. to take charge Of the manufacturing
department sH' OF their business They have 2 now
made and ready for sale. HoR RS and
rior kinds and warranted to give salsiaction;-
They intend keeping constantly, WHEAT Y, EAT,
FANS, CoRN-sHELLERs, sTRAW-CuT-
TIERS, and other varieties OF agricultural ma ma
chimes all to be made in the best manner, and
after the most approved fashion. su.,
Their Warehouse, l42 Main Street is niIea
with large and varied Of hoes o. spades ThsS
have lust received a new and superior article OF
CHu'RN, 10 which they would invite public at.
ienlon Their Small p T0 his; and =. large ns
wi,hout giving them call, if it is only to form
an Acquaintance. Bolts & BALDWIN si.a,,sln, Of
We are daily expecting large assortment l, Of
Field and Garden SEEDS, suited 10 The approach
ing season. "
June 29-dll&e4t
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BY Wellington Goddin, Auc.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
9sU>s Valuable Real Es1afe
IN TIE CITY UF RICHMOND AND COUNTY OF

oO.h SAL ot
9.U>s Valuable Real Estate
~ TIE CITY Of RICHMOND AND COUNTY OF
FLUVANNA.
DY virtue OF decree oil the Court oil Musings of
ID the city OF Richmond, pronounced on the 10Th
May, lelG, IN a suit in chancery therein pending,
styled Libby against Allegro" &c., the under
signed the commissioners thereby appointed, will
proceed 10 sell, II public auction, upon the piemi
ses, on TUESDAY, the liih day Of July next,
commencing att o'clock in The afternoon, The real
estate lying in The city Of Richmond, Of which
w. Allegro died seized and possessed, and refer
red 10 in the proceedings Of said suit. II con-
siss Of LOT situated on tie north side of Frank
lin, between 18th and 18Th streets. fronting on
Franklin street SO feet, and running through at
right angles 10 Grace street, on which il also
fronts 80 feet On this lol there are several Franz
cd Tcuements, which rent for about 800. per
annum The loi will he su5dvdcd into small
er lots OF 30 IL feet each, two of which front on
Franklin street, and Two on Grace street. and
each run back lG5 ieet
And on Monday, the 9th day Of July next, at
Fluyanna Cour, House, (heiIg court day) the un-
dcrsisned will expose 10 sale ny public auction,
The trac. OF land Of which W. Allegro died seized
and possessed situated on the waters OF Machunk
Creek, containing 200 acres more or less.
TsRMs-One fourth in cash; balance in equal
insa menis, payable in six twelve and eighteen
months, carrying interest from day OF sale; the
purchasers giving bonds, with approved personal
security for the credit payments Of the same, and
title 10 be withheld until the last nstalnent is paid
JOSEPH MAYO,
HENRY l.. BROOKE
w. GODDIN,
June l3-2aw,ts Commissioners.