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BEACms COUCH Pills.

Ilrsr Polls taken NJ Ir ~ any n
u' IIrrs ihr0s boaefi tubes would sAYE rHOUEANus
FROM roN~UMrTiON. HHpNCuTts PLEURi3Y and Az Other
cisatef oi ur rhTt They Of lung u.bt
~ nF eher prOnDfe erpeepr7pr ihe aud thu,
restore r insfnsr pcfaon, and fsirf
an Of COf5 CprGfs and phgs symptoms g.
lIln, lLln lmErKFn rInarInAIIuN Ftiee nnI. " I'm.
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III. EUSTACE l. son

ID RESPECTFULLY solicit the merchants OF
III Virginia trading passing through Richmond examine
Medicines Paints and Dye stuff They
they think will make their
nsressto dealings their ths place.
Ginseng and far-eed exchange TOT goods at
highss, market price. ree
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

I'm the lst Monday Of March, School for the
~ Education Of Females will be opened in
Waynesboro, under the immediate instruction of
Miss SARAH II. DOUGLASS, who has been fully ed
ucated at the Augusta Female Seminary, and who
comes highly recommended by her former Teach
ers. The gentlemen who are the principal patrons
OF the School, have entire confidence that Young
Ladies in the ordinary course Of an Academic Ed
ucatlon, will here find facilities and accommodations,
which Will Justify every reasonable expectation
Particulars may he learned on application tc w.
w. King, Waynesboro.
Is Further reference TO Rev. 3. NJ SMITH,
Rev. II. w. BAILEY, Hon. A. III. III. STUART
and ALEX. s. HAIL, Stanton
February %, 1917
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For THE SPECTATOR.
THE GREENvILLE CONVENTION.

Ma. EDIToR,-Thc meeting which was held in
Saunton on the Goth of February elected delegates 10
the Greenvic Convention, for that precinct Oniy II
was expected that the other precincts would elect their
own representatives. Having movement on
inc SUBJECT beg leave TO suggest that meetings be
gates Let tho Convention be a numerous one and let
1t FULLY and fairly express the sentiment of the District
body of the people.
hope also that at these primary meetings. and at the
Convention measures will be adopted to cordial
support on the part of Augusta and Rockbrdge counties
to Col a. 5. GRAY the Wing candidate for Congress
Augusta owes the Wings of Rockingham bit of graft
iude Tor their manly courage, and heroic devotion to
their principles. Let her pay il by a generous
aud united support to her faithful and talented SON
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FROM THE mARRIsoNpuno REpuDLicAN.
W II IG 90 N v e n r T o N

IN HARRISONDUR(

The Convention assembled at the Stone Church
in Iarrisonburg, on "Wednesday the 2ith fnst., and
Col. $. Harnsberger was called to The Chair, and
Herring Chr:sman appointed Secretary.
On motion of John NJ NIcCue. ESD, the Secre-
tary directed to call the delegations from the sew
eral counties, and the following gentlemen presented
themselves: from Shenandoah, NJ Is. Miller, Esq.
from Hardy, Messrs. w. Fisher, w. ID Fisher and
~. w. Myers from Augusta, >. Harnsbergcr, Jno.
y. Imboden, A. ID. NIcCausland, Addison Hyde,
John G.. McCue, Jacob G.. Roller, VIM. Edison,
w. e. Bruify, John McClary, Francis L. More,
Jas. S. Rankin, John M. McCue and l.. q. Smith ;
from Rockingham, Messrs. A. S. Gray, S. NJ Hun
ter, r. Maupin, |. IIardesty, Sam1. Hedrick, John
Leedy, G. H. Chrisman, Herring Chrisman, John
Dougherty, Jos. Braithwait, John Hedrick, JAS
NJ Stephens, Josiah Roller, S. H. Lewis Adm.
Brcnneman, A. W. Picker, Jason Brufry, d. III.
Gambill. S. A. b. Gilmer, A. II. Laird, Richard
Mauzy, Il. Basford, II. JONES' ID. nj. Huffman.
Chas. A. Young, A. G.. Bryan and Richard p.
Fletcher; Rockbridge and Pendleton being unre-
presented.
On motion Of Gen. S. III. Lewis, it was resolved
that each county represented should have one vote
in the Convention. The Convention then pro
ceeded to consider the propriety of running candi-
date for Congress and the following resolution TO wit
THAT 1t is expedient for this Convention TO nominate
candidate for Congress-" which had been previous
y offered by Gen. Lewis and laid upon the table for
short time, was again taken up motion of John NJ
length by Messrs. q. III. Chrisman, Lewis. Maui
pin and lmboden, was decided in the affirmative by
a large majority. On motion of Gen. Lewis, the
Chairman was directed to appoint committee of
two from each county to report candidate to the con-
ventlon, and the following gentlemen were, accord
ingly, appointed: S. III. Lewis, g. H. Chrisman.
John NJ. McCue, John ID. Imbotlen, w. ID. Fish
er, j. w. Myers, and M b. Miller After brief
recess the committee reported the name Of Col. A.
). Gray. This report unanimously adopted
by the Convention, and the gentleman being pre-
sent accepted the nomination in brief but stirring
andeloquent address. The following resolutions were
then moved and carried-That the members of this
Convention will use all fair and honorable means to
promote the election of their nominee.
Resolved, That the newspapers in this district
and In the city of Richmond be requested TO pub
lish the proceedings of this Convention.
Resolved, That this Convention do now adjourn
S. HARNSBERGER, Chr'n.
". CHRISTIAN, Sec'y.
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V A l. U ABLE PROPERTY
1SmID GAHIAo

9'V5S SEAlElEO
n pursuance of decree of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Augusta coun-
ty, rendered on the 3st day of December, 1916. in
cause therein depending between Washington
SwoPe. Executor of George Keller, SEN, deceased ,
plaintiff, and John Waggoner, defendant, will
proceed to sell, as commissioner. appointed in said
decree for that purpose, upon the premises. to the
highest bidder, on the 2nd day of A pr. 1917, and
on the terms hereinafter mentioned, the land pur-
chased by said Waggoner of plaintiffs testator
selling first the tract upon which the mill is not
situated, and should that not sell for sum suifi-
cent to pay the debt decreed to the plaintiff then"
Will, as commissioner as aforesaid, ':proceed to
sell the remaining tract of land upon which the
Mill is situated" The terms will be '.the costs OF
suit and expenses of sale to be paid in hand, and
the balance in three equal annual instaiments fall
ing due the LIST of April 1917, LIST of April, lS4S
and the LIST of April, lS49, taking from the pur-
chaser bonds with good security
JOHN CRAWFORD,
March A., 1917. Commissioner.
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VIRGINIA, 10 wit:

A Il a County Court of Augusta, held at the
L a Court House of said County, on Monday the
2Sth day Of December lS16-
James Poage and Thomas Wilson, and Eliza his
wife-Plaintills,
AGAINST
Thomas c. Poage, Robert c. Poage, Cyrus Pcage,
John H. Poage, Matthew Wilson, jr, and Jane
his wife and others-Defendanis
IN CHANCERY.
This day came the Plaintiffs, hy III ir attorney
and filed their bill against the Defendants, and on
motion John A. Davidson is appointed guardian
ed Item for the infant children of Ann Scott, and
George w. Mowry is appointed guardian ad Item
FOR the infant children OF Elizabeth Jane Mowry,
decd, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that the defendants Thomas G.. Poage, Ro
bert G. Poage, and Cyrus Poage not inhabitants
of this Commonwealth: and they not having enter
ed their appearance and given security according to
the Act Of Assembly. and the Rules of this Court
on motion Of the Plaintiffs by their attorney it is
ordered that said Thomas c. Poage, Robert G.
Poage and Cyrus Poage, appear here On the fourth
Monday of March next, and answer the Plaintiffs
bill, and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted for two months in some newspaper published
in the town of Stanton, and that another copy
thereof be posted at the front door Of the Court
House of Augusta County.
Copv-Teste.
JEFFERSON KINNEY Clerk
January 81 ISd7
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RELIEF FOR IRELAND

The Committee appointed by the public me ting held
at the Court the 22nd Of February beg leave
to state that they prepared to receive and forward
such provisions money, &c, may be contributed for
thc relief OF the starving population of Ireland.
Grain Of all descriptions will be received at the
arehouse OF Messrs Paul, CO., in Staunton, at Mr.
D. j.: Bclls mill, in Wayncsborough.
The Committee are happy to state that the Presbv-
terrain Congregation in alone raised tho
sum OF two hundred dollars for this truly benev
purpose Other Congregations moving in the mat
Ter and the Committee confidently hope and believe
1hat the contributions will be upon scale of beraltv
worthy of the cause and Of the County of Augusta
The citizens of Richmond about to charter shin
TO convey the offering of Virginia Ireland. 1t is de-
srabe that those who wish send prov sions should
DO so as soon as possible that they may be forw arde
TO Richmond before that vessel sails
Let every one then do what he intends TO do prompt
~ and let no one hold back because he cannot do much
Let all remember that upon somewhat similar occa-
SION the widows mite esteemed of more value
than The most munfcent donations of the rich
ALEX, III. ii. STUART,
JOHN +. j. WHITE,
BENJAMIN CRAWFORD
VIM. FRAZIER,
SAMUEL E. CLARKE
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HOTEL,

EBl.ANS and Specifications of a Hotel about. to
be erected in Staunton, on the site of the
Washington Tavern, will be exhibited to Contract
ors at Benjamin Crawtord's Store on the LIST OF
April neXt-at which time proposals will be receiv-
ed from those wishing To bid for the work.
Staunton March 4, IS47
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RESTAURATEUR.
o Y S ~ u II S.
III AM AND EGGS,
Is OF u q ID lS G. G. s.
AND
FRESH VENISON.
FRESH VENISON.
&NACKS Of all kinds furnished from, 8 O'Clock
~ a. NJ, until O'Clock p Nj.
OCTAVIA l.. GEIGER
Sf,untop Ianu,rv % tSi7

"A II an intemediat e adjourned Term of the Cir
"A cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
Augusta County, at the Court house thereof, on
Friday the 9Th of January, 1877
Joseph Mayo, admir-. de bonis of Nnian Min
zies, deed, and Of James Todd, dec'd.-Plan's.
! AGAINST
Samuel Clarke, Trustee of Sampson Mathews,
decd, and the heirs Of the said Sampson Ma
| thews decd, and Joel f.. Mathews, admir-. de
bons non, with the will annexed of George Ma
thews, deed, and as executor also of Charles L.
Mathews, deed, and other Defendants.
ms cause came on TO be heard by consent of
parties this Sth day of January, 1917, on the bills
answers. exhibits, dispositions and report of Com
missioner Iapp, and was argued by counsel On
consideration whereof the Court is of opinion that
this cause Is not now in condition in which de-
cree can be pronounced, that it is necessary and
proper that the creditors named in the Deed OF
Trust executed by Sampson Mathews TO Alexan-
der Nelson, bearing date ON the 2lst day of Octo-
Der. 1913, and the creditors named in the Deed of
Irus, executed by the said Sampson Mathews to
Samuel Clarke and Jacob Kinney, bearing date the
18th day of November, 1896 both of which deeds
are filed as exhibits in this cause, should be made
parties defendant in the sane-doth adjudge, order
and decree that leave be given 10 the Plantfto
file a supplemental bill, making. the creditors or
their representatives provided for by the said Deeds
parties defendant, and doth further order and decree
that the cause be referred TO Master Commissioner
Hendren, To take an account shelving
lst Which, if any, of the debts provided for in
said deeds have been paid, when paid, and the a
mount paid.
I'd. A statement OF the debts intended TO be Sc
cured by such deeds which have not been paid and
the amount of the same.
And the said Commissioner is authorized to make
any ether statement deemed pertinentby himself OF
required by the parties TO be made, and to proceed
in the execution of the decree. after having publish
ed in some newspaper printed in the town Of Saun-
ton for two months successfully, notice Of the time
and place of his proceedings, TO take said accounts,
and calling on the creditors provided for in said
Deeds TO present and assert their claims if any they
have TO the said Trust fund and said Commissioner
is requested to make report If his proceedings, un
der this decree.
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TRUST SALE,

RY virtue of a Deed Of Trust hearing date on
~ the first day of September, 1876, and duly re-
corded in the Clerks Office of the County Court of
Bath county, executed by James Paine and Louisa
A. Paine his wife TO me, for the purposes therein
mentioned, shall, Oh the 18th day Of April next,
on the premises, proceed TO sell to the highest bid
der, for cash, the undivided moiety Of interest of
the said James Paine and wife, in and to three
tracts OF Land, and one entire tract lying in said
county of Bath, on both sides of the Cowpasture
River, Icing the same lands conveyed by Thomas
M'Dannal and Nancy his wife to said Paine
Upon this land there has been lately erected and is
now In operation excellent SAW MILL with
circular saw worked by wafer taken from the river,
which affords an abundant supply during the whole
year. The surrounding country abounds with fine
timber and from actual experiment it is satisfactorily
ascertained that Plank and other lumber can be ia
ken to James River by RATS. Upon this land there
is LOG DWELLING HOUSE and other
buildings, and considerable plantation The title
is considered UNREASONABLE, but shall only con
vey such title as is vested in me by the Trust Deed
CllAS. l.. FRANCISCO.
February % lSi7
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9 Caroline Hdter, do,
5 CiirOn Udter, do,
: Ndsttrfium,
: Early Siircr iSk,in'd Onion,
{ fhife Portugal, DO,
5 Large Dark Red. do.
5 KeiiO,o Dutch, do,
Z Long Dutch PdsSaip,
5 Early Drdrf Peas,
s kecn's Seedlings, do,
) Early IpdrWich. do,
! Early Washington, do,
{ Early Frame, do,
s bishops Ecriy Drdrf do,
s hnighf's Fail Maroon do. y,
: Dicdrf trhite DIdr,fdf, do,
; Giants Ifdrro,c, do,
|, Street .SpGaish Pepper,
Ye'lO,c Pumpkin,
Early French SCI. Radish,
Early Set. Short Top, do,
Cherry 1,irnip, do,
Early Hhite Iirnip, do,
Rhe;:barb, Satisfy,
Summer Bush Squash,
Vegetable Ma,ro,c, do,
Large Red Tomato,
Large Yeiio,c, do,
Early Sno,cbaH Itrnip,
YeiiOir, do, lido,
Early IPhite Garden Stone /
Long Idnkard, do, !
ORA.
also, a great rariefy Of /
FL OVER SEEDS.
1917.
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NJ A r r led.

On Thursday the 25th ultmo by the Rev. John J.
Snnan, Mr. S SAMUEL LASDEs, of Rocking TO Miss
ELIZA JANE rover, of Augusta.
ID on Thursday the llth nltimo, by the Rev. Wright
burgess, Mr.. GEORGE HuLvEY to Miss EIIzanETu
ANN daughter of Mr. Samuel Landcs all Of this coun-
'hursday the 18th, by the same, at the house of
Miss ELIZA MuRpnY IN We "
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HARMoNY.--The ''Democratic' House of Rep
resentatives, pass the Wilmot Proviso, and the
democratic" House of Delegates in Virginia, ut
terly repudiate and condemn it,
Let 1t be borne in mind that the Wilmot anti
slavery provlso was introduced by prominent Lo-
cofoco, and adopted by House of Representatives
IN which there is a Locofoco majority of sixty p
Harisonbug Republican.
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500 REWARD
PUBLIC AUCTIGN.
Feb. %, 1917.

EpY virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to me
NJ by Franklin T. Geiger, and Of record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court Of Augusta.
shall. on the first day Of February Court (bcing
the 22nd instantly in the town of Staunion, offer
for sale at auction TO the highest bidder, the re
mandcr Of the Stock OF Goods of said Gel
ger. Terms at sale. Sale to continue from
day to day till finished
BREEZE JOHNSON, Trustee.
Fob 2. IS41.
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FED B.S5EsTESE.vgE.s'y,.

A > the impression seems TO exist 10 a consider
"a able extent, both at home and abroad, that the
people of Staunton governed in nearly all their
dealings and transactions by sectarlan feeling and
prejudice, have thought it advisable to inform all
persons who wish TO purchase books that have
now on hand large supply, suitable for every
creed and denomination, particularly Of ScHooL
BooKs,-and at prices greatly below what they
have been formerly sold at in this place. Now
this, suppose, will be sufficient inducement of
itself, without the purchaser stopping to inquire as
TO what church the seller belongs. / have also a
large supply of Stationary, such as LETTER
and CAP PAPER, INK, QUILLS, STEEL
PENS, common and motto WATERS, STATES,
PENCILS, SEALING WAX, Sc, SC, none
OF which articles are at all seciarian. 1t is true
of the Ink is blue and some of the paper siqht
y tinged, Int nothing more Than delicate cer1,-
lean. ROBERT COWAN.
Stanton, Feb %. IS47.
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n copy-TeStc,

n. G.. KINNEY, c. c.
LIZ The parties interested are hereby inform
ed that have appointed Thursday, the lst day of
April next, for the purpose of executing the iorego-
ing decretal order, a which time they are required
to attend at my office in the town of Staunton,
prepared 10 render account of their claims and
liabilities in obedience to the decree
j. n. HENDREN, .iIsster Colp'r
January Dist 1917
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NEW Wholesale DRUG STORE.
CANBY & BARTLEuT

HpEG leave respectfully TO inform dealers and
others in this vicinity that they have recentlv
established at the n. w. CoESEg OF LIGHT AND
LOMBARD STREETs, BARRYMORE.
WHOLESALE DRUG ESTABLISHMENT.
where they Iaye now On hand and intend keepnr
a complete and extensive assortment Of entire frcs1
Drugs and Medicines. Is well rs Paints, Oils.
Glass, Dyo-SiuIs, 80, lad IN al prices that will
enable them to furnish persons dealing in Drugs
SC, with every article in that line en- certainly aS
good terms and Of as fine quality as can be obtained
from any other establishment either in Balrnoro ~
elsewhere. They are also the manufacturers and
vendors Of Dr. Chapman Worm Mixture, virgins
worn Mlxiurc' and Lees Family Medicines.
THOMAS y. CANDY.
Late of the firm of Stablcr & CANDY.
WIN. A. BARTLETT.
Batlmogc, February 4. 1917. -9m
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LAND For SALE.

z WILL sell on Saturday the 18th day OF March
next, a valuable piece Of Land, on Middle River,
adjoining Col. Harnsbarger, George w. Crawford
and others, containing about
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN ACRES,
and devised to be sold by the will of my testaior.
1t will be sold the premises by the acre. There
is toerabIy good DWELLING HOUSE on the
premises
TERMs.-One fourth in hand, The balance in
three equal annual instruments, the title reserved to
secure deferred payments. The land will be shown
by James Crawford and George w Crawford
JOHN CRAWFORD, Executor
of John Crawford, deed.
January -, IS4I Democrat COPY.
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N OF ICE.

'g'HERE is now at Dcerfed Va IA NAG which
the owner wishes 10 run against any thing that
can be brought forward of the quadruped species
She is called the "Qucen Of HcaTts" was raised in
Barber County, Va. She is a perfect sweepstakes
and will run from one half mile 10 four mile heats
Any person or persons wishing to lose or ran from
$50 to 5000, can do 50 by calling at Deerield. Va.
A banter is offered TO the four counties on the
"Quccn nj Hedrts," for the above amount. Come
up TO the ring who will. or who dare.
February p, lS47.-3t w. +. y.
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ID r. l. e ROWS
Vegetable Universal Pills,

IRE Is strengthening P,rgatiue and Purifying
Tonic.
'fNHE hopes of the American Agents are far more
Il than realised, by the success of DIR. LIE ROY'S
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS on this side of
immediate popularity. In less than three months cgh-
ty thousand boxes have been disposed of; and ccrt
Gates OF cures performed by them received from up
wards OF four hundred persons. The embraced
great number of diseases but those which predomina
ted were Bilious Fever, Collie, Habitat Costly cness
Dyscntcry, Loss OF Appetite, Flatulcncc Worms and
iowness of Sprits.-Ai persons who take them agree
that they far superior to every other medicine thew
used IN the mdncss, the energy and the efficacy Of
their action for though they produce neither grippe or
nausea they act upon the sccrcons with great direct
ness, force and rapidty and purgatiyc leave
thing 10 be desired. But their great peculiar excel
icncc, and that hich distinguishes them from all other
pursatives is that their operation is followed by no re-
action Their unrivalicd purify ing and puSaiivc pro-
Sarsaparla and other Ingredients being controlled BY
their highly tonic virtues derived from the extract of
Wild Cherry, they do not strain the digestive organs
into action, is the mode of operation with other
thartcs but on the contrary strengthen them into
ton. Thus all other purSatiye medicines produce
more or less subsequent costvcncss and suggshncss of
the gastric juice, while DR. lie Roy Pills leave all the
machinery of the system full OF life and activity and
the bowels open and natural.
The American Agents would confidently add, that
the trial of single box is all that required obtain
from any person the acknow cdgment that DIR. lie
Roys Vegetable Universal Pills not only dcserv-
ing OF the cncomiumS which have been literally and
unanimously showercd on them both sides of the At
antic but that their virtues are beyond all praise
o. Price % cents per box.
A. d. WREN,
Feb. %, 1917. Agent for Staunton.
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NOTICE,

M9Ease A MEETING Of the citizens of
M&Gy Stanton, friendly to the erection
OF Town Hall, will be held at the Court house, ON
Friday the 9Th OF March, at A O'Clock. p. NJ
full meeting is expected
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VALUABLE LAND
e OR SAL e,

virtue OF an authority vested i'm us, we shal
- on Friday the 18th day OF March next. 1917,
II fair, it not the next fair day. proceed to sell On
the premises to the highest bidder,
Two Tracts or Parcels ofl.and.
containing together, 36S ACRES more or less, lying
five miles East of Staunton, on the McAdamsod
Road-it being the same land purchased by James
Bell from the late DIR. John Johnston. The improye-
mcnts arc two story
lS Is I q e IT o U SEQ
suitable iora large family, large FRAME BARN,
good Stone Dairy connected with fine spring of
water, and twenty acres of good Meadow, which
can DC watered. The land lies well and is dcsira-
bic to any person who wishes settling himself in
good neghborhood, convenient to Staunton, to Mills,
Blacksmith Shops, sc. sc.
These Tracts will be sold separately or together.
as may be deemed best on the day of sale; if sold
separately. the 81 acres, part of the 36S acres.
will be sold in parcel and 2S4 acres in another
An unquestionable title will be made.
TERMS.-One third of the money to be paid i'm
hand. and the balance in two equal annual install
ments-the purchasers giving bond with good per-
sonal security for the deferred payments. and the
legal title withheld until the whole purchase mon
ey is paid. Possession will be given on the day of
sale, rcscrving 10 the present owner the crop of
OF Wheat now growing on the land.
e3- A credit of so OF 90 days on the hand money
with interest from day of sale, will be given il de-
sired.
WIN. A. BELL.
DAVID S. BELL.
Lnhr,,