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lAGDLEH n ROBINSON,
GRADUATES OF THE PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF
PHARKINY. PRIl,TIlrAI A


LAIDIEY ROBINSON,
GRADUATES OF THE PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF
PHARMACY. PRACTICAL dHEHLSTSa AND
PHARHACEUTISTS,
A hFffR TO country physicians and families
" stw and Ssssn stock Of and reliable MEDICINES -
together with suRdkoss lssrnuxKsTs PkRyunKRy
sell on the hes,
B Chemical and Preparations made to order
and sent to any part Of the country.
. LAIDLEy 4 ROBINSON,
ocI Drug store, 9Th and Franklin streets, Richmond
=. n. sEMPLE.
DRUGGIST, 2O2 MAIN STREET
yU>E sUBscRiBEa constantly receiving fr,ah sup1l.- -
OF pure Drugs Chemicals, which he IS
lar IN purchasing from inpoIter. Of undouhed reputation
lie constanty adding To hts already u
purchasing from hrst hands, he prepared SCH low,
lover, than any house Ia the
Tie hASuTAcrukEs Of his
commend them aud suitable purposes
Prescriptions compounded all
most accurate and scientific Of
Ner-y ot Pennsylvania and jefferson Medical
pha aud he excused Tor referring voluntary
testimonials:
have known Dr. s,mpe years rs . Physician
aud ApotheAry lie s thoroughly educated
"a my opinion has apot.cary knowg OF
found. A AZ m -
prof Surgery Medical College Of Ohio
MED Col OF Ohio, May 49, lsSt iy9o
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ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
". BINFORD, Associate
w. 7. BAILEY, A. D, Principals.
Prof EMIEN, Of Paris Prof o. Modern
guNHE undersigned will schooi 29t
large sud cOmmodious
tn city Spring nstldie They design opening high
es grade where boys u BE- thoroughly prepared
her for The University or for Of Colleges,
Special attention upon the English Department.
a. II lie considered to be too much neglected.
Payseie emtanuuHily In advance, session ~ monhs
English Branches. ............ 1000
latin and higher Mathematics. ................. SDg0
ufeek .--.............. .........
Modern Language each.
. JEW 2jth 1855
Mr W Bailey graduated r. ~ College with honor In June
last H. prop0ses devote himself teaching eeerfuy
md confidently recommend him for scholarship high moral
character and with experience IN the teaching
and motives 60 entepse have doubt he
iatons OF All reasonable patrons. WIN A. SMITH,
Pres. 81 Randolph Macon COLLEGE.
Mr. j. a. Hnord l. graduse University ~ Va and has
been successfully engaged teaching four years
both Boo Eastern and Western from Pro.
ssors u tr University aud BIZ seem desired At
hessrs bnford& POrtes Cabinet Warer0oms. FRANKLIN
= n. BISFORD
aul-u w.. T. BAILEY A. D.
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MEDICAL.
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In h. chapter yin shev RsApr RsiIus sad
kApuArS ksoulAraa earc erribls
ls% .ns anssn rhysans N see., eesnv. Vs. had sd ,h.
asns kAdvays kmediss Let Who 10 aietea
Rad this advertisement Let all Who dese
and CathArte Medicine Of
those covered With Pupes nd
Win bad hanaor. s.d the publish
krrs kApvAts ks.o,.tire ksoLsksr. and pvAss
ross the oniy reuelies
terrible and
human sy,,sm In regular and healthy eoson sprns
kADNAY
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TO Tu. C,URI,GE Using pUutIC.

To THE CAURIaGE USING PUBLIC.
AOIR attention = invited TO our stock Of RICH
u MOND MADE CARRIAGES, consisting ofCrS-E<sI
Coaches, sir set tdrridg,s, ROctGirdVs BHyJ ESE1f"
ShEieA, a. This work y made 81 best Wv
rial by good sorkmrn, aud under supervision
prOpreoTs, who nr- Thoroughly acquainted with the business
Also hand SECOND hand Hghf CdrridOes Bugyies
which will be sold low by AINSIIH, HOWEN A POWELL,
jrI2 10Th street, h-tw--n Main and Cary.
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MI, LEFEHVHE'S sCUOOI.--Tbe next session Of
Close on he isi day Of July. 1851.
TgHssBosd 800. Washing W.; English Tuition go; Modern
Language each flU Latin geo; Music gulfsr
80 gaWing from Nature 80 Painting vs,er color go. OIL
700 Primary Department fof children under
ksTEsEscgsPar0ns n he SCHOOL Right Hslap Cefs N
Rev D. Guderseeve. ~
FicuLrYHubert Leebvrc. Principal Rev w. Kepplsr
Rev y Webh, A. w. JOHN p Little N. D. Lewis ~ Jos
Mcard John Cayo " Thnon, Nga Gordon, Ms Taylor
Nadine Esiyan, Mile Lacy, Miss y Bare M1c Freneh
Az letters 10 be directed 10
fwT. An,
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NE " "A Q. o. q: a % DIS,
AT NO las EAGLE SQUARE.
0LAIN black 70 UTiine
u Black Gro DAfric and Poul D'Soir
Black btucade aud striped silks
STRIPED and chene cnlored Silks
Black and colOrsd Moire Antique
Do do silk Robes
Rich printed DeLaincs
Plain black and colnred DeLaines
do do do French ri
PLAID and printed do
Miss-s' Mousrlaue Robes
PLAID Fianuels
BLACK and coiored silk Velvet
Cashmere scarfs
Paid and plain wool Slawis
Rich cashmere
fash and bonnet Ribbons
Kid silk and buckskn Gloves
KID aud buckskn Gauntirts
SIX, cotton aud worsted Hose
Lace and muslin Curtains
Marseilles and dmiy Quilts
Table aud piano Covers
Linen and cotton Sheetng
Pillow Linen aud Cotton
Dsachrd and brown table Cloths
D4nask Napkins aud Doyles
livery description Of Toweling. SC.
se22 PARKER NIHMO a
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NEW CHOp RAIsINs.-Jus receiving crop Raj.
oc15 A. AsTOsT
No.IAND g, POTOMAC md HALIFAX BeR-
~ fing, for ssyby wOMBlE CLAIBORNE,
te16 No. a, Peur street
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FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE
oFnog RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION,
HNHls long established and well Institution issue. the
GOOD oe eapai surplus Of tSlo0Co The hoard
} & sSS. to large portion e Community
u,ed and promptly paid entities 10 due share % public
v No policy fee charged Frs or Marine Rt. taken BY TIM.
Jso. H. BosurR, Secretary isiTha
NOTiGE-To ALI WHOM IT MAY CONCERN :-whsrsss
misfortune freight house in Richmond a. veil as por
s o ., Is rp s.L NE az eons,roed Tor the present to
o ~ hi, city as soon as The trains shall arrive said freight
long ne Company repon.bs Tor s sa Esspns q
reT take notice a., az don 1I " ' ~ y s,sg IN
At their risk A. a. unioaded from the cars
js2i-s superintendent n Trsssparisiion
BINFOHD a PORTER.
AVE IN store ne as.oriment q superb Furniture (Rh.
y their furniture Of quality un.urpsssed By any @s"S.
yiur Sscs and plp% s al .g , sns
msnu.e,sIing OPERATIONS They only Az oaH from o.
eis ~ very reasonable price.
ssiyss prepared :, IN hour o5 al ,,ts., g 500 sS,
haie onis' Mahogany Poplar Con' sroud and
One o. Two y,al,hs, and poIh.r. wanted to .ho per
made employment will be gwen immediate 'V''s,
FEELS L0NDeN GREEN GINGER WINE.
Settle 0rgn0e, Caroa e., Tzr,s Years Oh
n son, hS eneses in checking d., di.oderS .ls. u
re stomach snd eovss % prevalent 10 ssr .ss ard vei
siso valuable remedy for nsulency Dyspepsia
by Persons living In districts where Ague rrea
preventive Pree ~ cents per bottle, ~ pr dorm
~ Wholesale and Retail Agents Messrs BENNETT BEFRs
lNo Vain street and Peafl street. Richmond setb-u
HEDHO-rHUUAL BUTTER CHTHNs.-Ons
~ Ne best Churns IN fur producing
est possible tiune. These ehurns premium Az
real'g's sais pa, The best cq.n sIb6ed supply ia
ceived and Tor ale BY oci2 BULKLEY a co.
- AIT, IN prime order landing this Gay doct ~ sale
- BY DAVtNPORT, ALLYN co.
EIUW.-Hlgh favored Molasses Rum, for sale by
~ ocl8 DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
MDIASsES.-Sugari0use Motsses, prime quality,
lVb ~ DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co.
WILMA VASES.-A isree and beaufiful variety rich
China Vases ~ and styles Mantle
Motto Cups and Sners Fancy Chins, rch
Card nasket Cg Stands Hafch comprising couplets
be House u
ce2 RULKLgY co. tST Msn street.
MENICAN GuASO AND de So HG,s SUPER
Oeis EDWIN WORKMAN 90.
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Rhe-n twenty drops u r. r. Relief little say
10 10 ~ minutes viii quickly the most distressing dis
charges Of DysenteTy aud DArrhA will In few minutes
the pain.
H. Remedies sold by all the Druggists in STATE,
BY Purcell, Ladd Co.. Richmond; also, BY Ade Gray, Rich
mOnd. RADWAY CO.,
Jai2-d.viy-mb79 169 FULTON street. New YORK
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UDHIVATE SCHOOL FOH IuHECIIEs.-Ths
andergne desire, 70 call Ne attention o. Preris and Guar
dah having children 81 low mental physical deveiopeaent
~ tact That he has opened IN Harlem, re- Ctr
ofNeu fork heaiful and beautiful PRIVATE
FAMILY SCHOOL sh children received and tauetf
The experience he has had Tor an yess connection
WITH Tie Masachuses and Pnnsyivana stste Institutions
- has shown hn that Vfry upeh ean be done w binging fs
cdrru o. normal condition. ~
ad u,u rttufn home, either afvan.
tar, In ne dIcs ~ W. ssrer
ahtF couneoes ue better for circulars reference &c
dress. JAMES, RTCIAuos
auqs-iy No $50 Broadway o. Harisa Nes Yo,s
OtNrHN HANUEHED IHON.-S veil a..
- sorted Up county Bar Iron-for sale from Hasn. ny
y ". sKINKgR q co,
gclS csry Street
D. TrEHCES LONDON POnTGH, Phi, and
<seF Qnaft, Tor ali by toci1 " JONEs
EosuI y syrgEu.-sO Eegz fresh ao.hvb Bu,,er. Ju,t
~ received and for sale BY Q. 7. wORTHAM co
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HOTELS. &c.
TUNsTALL HOUSE.
pASvuLE, Va.
SIM NJ 0NS WITH ERS.

q Omnibus and from the Rail Road Depot, To
this HOUSE paid 10 passengers who IA
wish TO leave by any OF the routes % t.W
sicily
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-09-05
JErS9E ian.
Political Shanghals.

At the r,c,ut larre mass IN ,"'inC IT Jvr-
scy Cts Mr.. j. CuHtrr one Of the speakers
in the e5urss OF lis address sud, tHat in
lDrking ut the magnitude Of the issue III the
II. 7cn; canvass, Oh the proper dstermlna-
ton of which the destiny o. an cmpire aP-
pcar,d ~aspeniea, aud in comparison with
which great !~sue--th3 extension " u0n-aX-
tension OF slvery-;,ll other questions were
mere s1ap-buh5Ils. he could not sra now any
Ii lrtheru man, w..e Regarded his duty and
honor, could ignore the main question. lie
knew there were men WAo lruilaS4d t. be
opposed 10 the assrcsAi'ns OF slavery, yet,
strauga + sly, tins n4.n pretended tuat the
Pops, who would be unable to sit on MS lit
tie throne bat Tor the aid OF French regi-
N MS, Is an antagonist paramount to every
other ut tie present election. such conduct
reminded him OF Il certain eccentric gentle
man, who's. barn was harmed down, ant the
next morning he met his e9Adolng ueishb1r>
at the smo ing ruins, and deeply iLmented
the loss of his Shanghai chic kens, but utter
ed nota word about the destruction OF has
horses, oxen and wheat in tac A,tlnas Inc
Shanghai chicken fever l. pretty Inech over
gentleman in the crowd here stated that
"Air. Fillmore was opposed to slavery eNten-
SION spaker--N here Is the proof Man
in the crowl-i know it; and besiI=s, |
have written to him, asking the question:
Spaakcr-Aly friend, when you get an an
swcr, ii it is yea or nay, cali on me, ana
will pay you twenty-five dollars Tor the an
swer He did not wish to indulge III calling
hard names the republican cause Was to-
prosperous to allow Of any ili-nature or Ills
courtesy towards the opposing candri4t.s,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-09-05
MR., BUCHANAN'S PROPOSAL TO
BRIBE MIR. CLAY.

The Washington Organ of the Goth
speaking of Mr.. Blair's late letter in re-
lation to Mr.. Buchanan's attempt to in
duce Jackson to buy up Mr. Clay by Q
Cabinet office, closes as follows:
"The several statements of Mr.. Garter
Beverly, General Jackson. Mr.. Clay, Mr.
Markly, Mr.. Buchanan, General Eaton
and Mr.. Webster then follow in proper
order. all which Mr.. Blair compares and
contrasts, deducing theretrom the logical
and irrefutable conclusion that the idea
of.bargain and intrigue in the winter OF
1S24-5 originated with James Buchan-
an himself-that he was the sole author
Of the plot to purchase Mr.. Clay by the
premiership-that he sought to gain Gen.
Jacksons consent to it, and was repulsed
by him-that when the proposition as
sumed the shape of charge he artfully
turned the point of it upon Mr.. Clay
that he cunningly lodged ignominy and
disgrace by his shrewd and arttul SEM
excul pation of Mr.. Clay. and by his non
M racordo responses-nnd. finally. that
he has always refused, still refuses, and
will not, dare not, permit Governor
Lctcher, of Kentucky. to reveal what he
knows of that Infamous transaction.
Gov. Letcher applied to Mr.. Buchan-
an in 1874 to be released from his pledge
of secretary, and to be permitted to vim
dictate the honor of Henry Clay. in tho
matter of that charge uc bargain aud
intrigue Mr. Buchanan refused to re-
leased him. saying thus
You told me explicitly that you did
not feel at liberty to give the conversa
ton alluded to. and would not do 50
without my express permission
Now we hold that there can be no cs-
cape from this position, to witt
Mr.. Buchanan was guilty of political
corruption in the matter referred to, ana
of bald injustise to Mr.. Clay. Gov.
Letcher's statement would convict him
70 this corruption and of this injustice,
or otherwise Mr.. Buchanan would re-
lease Gov. Letchcr from the obligation
of secrecy, and more especially as Mr.
Clay himself. in a note in his own hand
writing. advised his biographer, Mr..
Cotton, to apply to Gov. Lctcl,er for in
formation on that question VIII James
Buchanan now release Gov Ietehcy from
further secrecy. AMI let him give his
testimony Meier NEVER ! he dare
not
Well, there is no occasion Cor title
damning proofs of his hypocraey, treacA-
cry and injustice are ROW collated, com
pared, arrayed, and presented to thu
Countrywide testimony OF Gov. Letcher
could only make more apparent what is
already established by these ineontro-
vertible proofs-aad the jury of the
country in November next will render 4
verdict, which will at once and alike vim
dictate the honor and masnanmity Of
Clay, and the tru;hiulness and sagaci;y
Of Jackson
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-09-05

At Court of Probate, holden at Ellis
worth, within and for the County Of
Hancock, on the first Wednesday of
August, A. d. 1856.
IN petition of Simeon p. Wood, ad-
ministrator of the estate Of Azor Candage,
late of Bluehil, in said County, deceased, repres-
entng that the personal estate of said deceased is
not sufficient to pay the just debts, which he owed
at the time of his death by the sum of threS hun
dred and twenty -four dollars, and prayingI5r Ii
cense to sell and convey much of the real estate
OF said deceased may be necessary for the pay
ment Of said debts and incidental charges Or
dered, That the petitioner give notice thereof to
the heirs Of said deceased and to all persons inter-
ested in said estate, by causing copy of this order
to be published in the ERs.0orts Asarscan, in said
County, three weeks successfully, that they may
appear at Probate Court to be held AT Bluehll in
said County, on the first Wednesday Of November
next at ten of the clock in the forenoon, and shew
cause, If any they have why the prayer Of said Pc
titioner should not he granted.
PARKER TUCK. Judge.
"A true Copy Attest, WARREN KING,
Register. so-sw
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The Case well Pit.

The Providence Journal seems to I'M
derstand the politics of Maine, il we
may judge from the following paragraph.
which seems to meet Mr.. Josiah s. it,
ties case exactly
When we read the reports of Wings
declaring for James buchanan, whose
whole life has been opposed to the prin-
ciples of the whig party, ana when we
see them quote Clay and Webster as au-
thority for supporting policy which
those great men as steadily opposed, and
when we read the praises Of the demo-
c'atic papers, we are reminded of an an.
ccdote of the devil, who it is said, came
once OF Sunday morning through the
halt open door, into grog shop that was
kept bya deacon. A ragged little girl
whose squallit. face and povcrty-stricken
features, showed the neglect. and want.
and Ignorance of her short life, bad lust
pl'ced tin kettle upon the counter,
which she could hardly reach. and had
placed six cents beside it. The deacon
was drawing pint of rum, putting his
large thumb into the measure to help fill
it. The devil leaned over the counter in
the most pa;ronizing manner, and, with
smile of appreciation, said, that's the
deacon for me-" SO the Democrats
when they see Wings denying in their
practice all the professions of their lives.
going themse YES, and tr, ing to persuade
Others to 90 for the party that has not Il
. ent'r,nn. IN common Will .ho-,, ,.ra;en
them and patronize them. and say
"these arc the Mhiys for US
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-09-05

At Court of Probate held at Ellsworth
within and for the County of Hancock, on
the first Wednesday of Aug. in the year Of
our Lord eighteen hundred and tity-six,
p L. OSuOOD, Administrator of the estate
II of SewalI Hartman late of Bucksport i'll
said County deceased-having presented his
hrs, account of administration upon said de-
cea ,cds estate for Probate:
Ordered, That che said admr. give notice
to all persons interested, by causing a copy OF
this order to be published three weeks sue
ccssivcls in the Ellsworth American printed
at Ellsworth, that they may appear at a Pro-
bate Court TO be holden at Buckspart on the
third Wednesday of September next, at ten OF
the clock in the forenoon. and shew cause, il
any they have, Why the same should not be
allowed.
PARKER TUX, Judge
A. tru copy-Attest WARREN KING,
egiste 3w3tp
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's'lit. subscriber hereby give public no.
ticc to all concerned that he has been daily
appointed and has taken upon himself the trust of
an executor Of the last will of > Bithen Higgins,
late Of Eden, in the County of Hancock, deceased,
by giving bond as the law directs he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceased's estate to make immediate payment and
those who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
same for settlement. TOBIAS ROBERTS.
Eden, Aug, 9TH 1856. 30-3w
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-09-05
HOWELL COBB AND HIS BROTH
Err BENJAMIN. OLD DEMO-
GRATIS IN HANCOCK!

Mr.. EplroR: am informed that
Howell Cobb said in his speech in Port
laid that ne had the advantage of his
Brother Benjamin, "a southern slave
holier who spoke with him in p. for he
had always been Democrat while Bro,
benjamin had been a member of the par
ty only few months. Now, sir, have
the Eastern irgas, Extra, Of Sept Is,
1871, which puts down Howell Cobb
with six others as HARRISON ELEC-
TORS in 1910, who were going for
Polk in 1914.
The same copy of the Afgns gives the
names OF the Democrats elected SO tar
as heard from to the Legislature IN thi-
County that year. They were $. I,
liinells. Of BuckSport; John Bridges, OF
c ,tinc; $ r. Brown OF bluchill John
NJ, Noyes, OF Mount Desert; John l.
Moore. Of Ellsworth 3. T. Stinsna. OF
III, oksyiile; q. Young OF Gouldshoro.
Al these democrats are now Demo-
Gratis. who still adhere to the principles
of JEFFERSON and HAMLIN. and
are doing good service in the Republican
ranks. They % tor lIamlin in Stptem-
Der ana Fremont in November. The old
IrguS can't have better or more reliable
Democrats in Maine, than these. Now
who has changed principles and gone Off
after f.lsc gods, the Argus or these and
thousands of other Democrats like them
IN this State Yours truly
HANCOCK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-09-05
Notice OF Foreclosure.

IL HEREAS, Henry S. Jones, Of
Ellsworth, in the County Of Hancock and
State of Maine the twentieth day of Decem-
Der, A. b. l84S by his deed of mortgage Of that
date conveyed to one Samuel W. Hail. of Boston,
in the County Of Suffolk and Commonwealth Of
Massachusetts. an undivided half of certain
wharf, and wharf lot situate in said Ellsworth,
said mortgage deed being recorded in Hancock
REGISTRY Book, No. So, page 10, reference to
which may be had for a particular description OF
said premises, and said mortgage debt, deed and
premises having been duly assigned to and
whereas the condition Of said mortgage has been
broken, | hereby give notice thereof and claim to
loFeclose the according to the Statues of
Maine. +. c. MANNING,
BY his Atty, a. F. DRiyKwArER.
Ellsworth, Aug. Il, 1876. 3w-30
Having seen the above assignmentand fore
el5sure | would state, that Samuel W. Hall,
and his Attorney were notified, that the sub
scriber held Note against said Hall, for
about cigEthundred dollars money let more
than doub3e, the amount of his, Mr.. Hall, de-
mand, and notwithstanding this, he has as
signed his demand against mc-so much for
the honesty of Deacon Hall. HENRY S. JONES.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-09-05
At Cour, OF Probate holden al Ellsworth

At a Court OF Probate holden al Ellsworth
within and for the County of Hancock, on
the first Wednesday OF August A. ID. 1886.
q I. OSGOOD abmini. traitor Of the Estate
81 of Everett Bowden late OF Orland in said
County deceased having presented his first
account OF administrator upon said deceased S
estate for Probate:
Ordered, That the said Admr. give notice
thereof to all persons interested, by causing a
copy of this order to be published three weeks
successiycly in the Elisw orth American print
ed in Ellsw rth, that they may appear at a
Probate Court 10 be holden at BUcksport on
the first Wednesday Of September next, at ten
the clock in the forenoon, and shew cause. Ii
my they have, why the same should not be
allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
4 true copy-Attest WARREN KING,
Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-09-05
Treasurer's Sale.
STATE OF MAINE.

Treasury OFFICE, }
August s, ls5G. 5
GGERSUANT to an Act of the Legis-
lature passed April 18th, 1854, l will, at the
state Treasury Office, in Augusta, on the twenty
fourth day of September next, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, sell and convey by deed to the highest
bidder the tracts Of land, hereinafter described
lying in incorporated townships, the said tracts
having been forfeited to the state for state taxes
and County taxes, certified to the Treasurer Of the
State
The sale and conveyance Of each tract will be
made subject to n ght in the owner, or part
En- whose rights have been forfeited. to redeem the
same at any time within one year, after the sale,
by paying OF rendering to the purchaser paid at the
Ireasurer's Sale for the same, with interest there
on, at the rate of twenty per cent per annum from
the time Of such sale and the cost OF reconyeyauce.
No tract, however, will be sold, unless the sum
offered shall be great as the amount Of all such
State and County taxes due and payable on
sncl tract together with the charges and interest
at the rate of twenty per cent per annun, after
one year from the date Of the assessment.
COT MY OF HANCOCK.