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OXYGENATED BITTERS.

The annexed statement of Prof A. A. Hayes NJ. d.,
State Assayer, is ample testimony of the scienthe
manner in which this medicine is compounded, ana
recommends it to Professional men, as worthy fair
trial in their practice
An opinion having been asked for of me, IN conse-
quence of the formula for preparing OXygenated bterS
being known to me, express the following, in torm'
The composition of these Bitters includes those me-
dicnal substances which experienced physicians have
long resorted for special action the system, when
deranged by Feyers, Dyspepsia, Agues and General
Debility resulting from exposure or climate influence.
These are rendered permanent and remain active IN
this preparationas consequence of the scientific man
ner in which they are combined.
1t was well founded Inference that the preparation
used in larger smaller doses would prove vaiua
BILE GENERAL MEDICINE which experience has Demon
strated.
In this medicine no metallic salts can be found, by
the most delicate chemical trials. Respectfully;
A. A. HAYS, NJ. D.,
Assayer to the State of Massachusetts.
No. l. Pine Street. Boston, 18th Dec, 1880,
SETH W. F0WLE & CO., 13S, Washington Street,
Boston, Projectors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
For sale in Staunton BY JAMES G. LAIRD and DIR. j.
c. NJ MERRILArr. April IL, lS3b-2w
~" Bakers Premium Bitters.-The attention
of the public is called to the annexed certificate OF BA
KER's PRENIUM BrrrERs which is of the most pop
ular family medicines known IN TINS country
COTTAGE May 17th 1855.
Near Curdsvile, Buckingham CO., Va.
Mr. ELIJAH BAKER Dear Sr:-My wife having
been for years afflicted with Liver Complaint and
Nervous Debility hearing of your premium Bitters
she induced to give them trial After trying hall
u dozen bottles she found her health much improved
and her digestive organs greatly srengthened and us
TONIC she finds it is Indispensable Ill her case and
continues to use it to her improvement 1t is very
popular medicine with many ofmy neighbors, and it is
becoming almost in general use as tonic in this Sec
ton. With my best wishes,
remain yours truly
j W. A. SAUNDERS.
n B.-Several influential gentlemen in this county
will send YOU certificates of most important cures efec
ted by your Premium Bttcrs in their families. Veal
concur in its being the most valuable medicine ever IN
troduced in this section of the country. Yours,
]. w. A. s.
.ys Every family should keep few bottles on hand
Price so cents per bottle.
For sale by j. b. EsKRDGE and JAS. u. LAIRD, Drug
gists and j. H. BREKISRIpGE Son, Staunton.
AOril Ia lS5b.--lmO.
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Nr,p N,nDIEBRooX. April, 80.


Nssses Editors Your correspondent from
Highland seems TO me to have misunderstood
the FERNS of the 'sPoetical Problem In the Spec
tator for March Goth Each brother was to pay
$500. but the land was to be divided so that the
elder brother was take the end that's not so
poor and give half dollar more-per acre..
Fl II. F. understands this to mean that the
elder brother was TO give half dollar more per
acre than he would have given if the land had
been divided equally. But the problem has no
such Gin it. Is not the more reasonable inter.
probation, that the elder brother was to pay nan
a dollar more for his end than the younger dd
for his? H.U. +. would have found this not
quite so easy problem, though any surveyor
oucht TO be able to solve it. The elder brothers
share would be 900, plus (65000Ol-2, or about
% acres So rods and IS feet, at nearly 81 20 IL
per acre. The Younger brother would give be-
tween and mills more than 50 rs IL per
acre for the remainder. annex the algebraical
part of the operation. ). h.
Let q equal the elder brothers share, and q O.
quail the younger brothers share. Then 400 di-
yided by a, equals 400 divided by q, plIs 1-2.-
Therefore S00y equals s00r, PITS 9y. But PITS
equals 200, or 81 equals 200 minus a. Therefore
100000 minus SOOr equals S00r Plus 2OOr minus
e squared And q squared minus 1S00r Ptus
(9O6) squared equals $4,000 MINIS 100000. There
fore equals 900 minus the square root of $4,000.
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L. r. wADDEL1, Secretary.

fOF tNS L>p6CtttOF
To COL ". H. maa-SR-Believing it
to be the ''indubitable and inalienable" right of
the people, to interrogate any, and every candi-
date who may desire their suffrageS, | hope
shall not be thought presumptuous for daring to
ask you the following questions.
LIST. Was not your election to the office which
You now hold, and for which YOU are u caudi-
date, claimed as triumph of the Democratic
party?
End. If such was not the case, please tell us
what was meant by the following toast, which
was given at the Democratic jolli6cation meet
Ing, held in Staunton about the first of June,
1858 by Samuel 3. Bro,oa.--Col, W. II.
Harman,-The first man who broke the first
link in the Wing party of Augusta"
Bird. And did you not, in responding to the
above toast, bind yourself in solemn oath,aeeer
to cote for a Wig for aay office echaterer?
A reply to the aboye,at your earliest convent
ence, is respectfully solicited by
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American Meeting.

Pursuant to notice q meeting OF the members
Of the American party, residing in Districts No
l and 2, was held at the Courthouse on Satur-
day evening April 18th, 1856.
DIR. g. H. Gilmer was called to the Char
and L. r. Waddel appointed Secretary. The
object of the meeting having been explained, }.
ID. Imboden moved that the meeting appoint
five delegates and as many altenates from each OF
the above named districts to the County Con-
vention to be held Saturday, 26th inst.
On motion, the following were appointed Com
mittee TO nominate delegates to the Convention !:
Vim. Craig, Martin Rohr and i. r. Waddel,
who reported the following us the delegates
and alternates.
DIsrRIcT No. 1-Dslegates.-A. L. Gilkeson,
J. d. Brown W. b. Kayser, Vim. Craig, e. /.
Cochran.
Alternates-Thos. Marshall W. Smith, j.
Hudson and E. NJ. Cushing.
District No. 2.-Delegates.-Jno Trimble,
S. H. Taylor, Jno. B. Evans, Lyttelton Waddell,
jr., and Judson Mccoy.
Alternates-H. Edison, ". J. Shumate, Joseph
George, e. Bunch and 5. Bailey.
The report was adopted and on motion, the
meeting adjourned.
G. X GILMER, Chairman.
J.. X. WADDELL, Secretary
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MARRIED..

On the Ord inst, by the Rev. j. s. Bain. joan W.
ALEXANDER, of Augusta couny,to Mamie 5. SrErRErT,
of Highland
On the 10th ult, by the Rev. 0, p Wirgrnan, Mr. IA
COB BIRD to Miss MATILDA 5. Bird, daughter of David
H. Bird, Esq, both of Highland county.
On The 18th ult by the Rev. W. NJ. Erwin, Mr. W ASH
INGroH Cicero BOWER to Miss MARY JANg, daughter OF
VIM. Lowry, Esq, both of Highland county.
On the lst inst, by Rev. n j. Is. Morgan Rev j. Nc
KENDREE REILEY, of the Baltimore Conference, and Miss
NJ ALcEsTA STEVENSON, daughter of Rev. Wesley Ste
venson of Baltimore.
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ICY We arc authorized TO announce GEORGE NJ.
COCHRAN a candidate for the office of Sheriff OF Au-
guSta county.
March &C. 1885.
Nessrs Eiitoys In reply to the request of 'Many
Voters in the Nindcator of the 22d ult, and at the
solicitation of many personal friends announce myself
a candidate for the SheriAalty of Augusta county
Should it be the pleasure of the voters of this county to
elect me- will endeavor faithfully to discharge the dtl-
ties of the office. .-
April 2, 1856. THOS. 7. WILSON.
>1fy- We are authorized to announce RUDOLPH
TURK candidate for the Office Of Sheriff of Augusta
county.
If elected his Deputies will be j. ID. Hanger, in the
New Hone District John TOwbermau in the Greenvile.
Stuart NJ. Crawford, in the Mt Scion or Spring Hill
and in the MddlebrOok Districts He expects To have
r. F. Eubank to assist him in attending TO the Pastures
and Churchyille Dictrct.
M,rc u
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pOR CONSTARIE

10y" We are authorized TO announce J. Fl. BROWN,
candidate for the office of Constable in the md District
,5g" We are authorized to announce WILLIAM h..
WOODWARD candidate for the office Of Constable in
the LIST District.
~" We are authorized to announce JOSEPH AN
DREW candidate for the office of Constable in the
Mt. Scion District
~" We are authorized TO announce SAMUEL E.
CLARKE candidate for reelection to the office OF Con-
stable in the end District OF Augusta county.
April .. 1886.
,5y~ We are authorized to announce THOS. MAR
SHALL candidate for the office of Constable in the
FIRST District of Augusta county.
April 2, 1856.
We are authorized to announce JOHN II. CRAW-
FORD candidate for the office of Constable in the LIST
District of Augusta county, TO succeed Mr. NJ W. Craw-
ford the present incumbent who declines reelection
Feb Is. 1855
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.

CONVICTION, Ohio, Dec. 81, 1888:
"My wife has been affected with the Liver Complaint
and Dyspepsia for number of years, during when
time have spent great deal for doctoring but she re-
ceiyed very little benefit therefrom and finally the doc
said she could be cured Last spring she con-
cuded to try 'Hooiands German Bitters' she took
two bottles and since taking them she has been a
bic to attend TO her business have sold quite anun-
Der of bottles through her Recommendation, aud as Tar
Us can learn, it has given satisfaction to all.
Sold by Druggists and Merchants everywhere, ana
by j. b. EsKRIDGE, Stanton.
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FOR CoMNIONwEALTH'S ATTORNEY.

FOR CoMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY.
~" We are authorized to announce JOHN H. Nc
CUE candidate for the office of Attorney for the Com
monwealth for Augusta county.
~ Having been requested to do so by number OF
citizens of the county, announce myself candidate Tor
the office of Attorney for the Commonwealth for Angus
Ia county.
March 26, 1856. ROBT. 7. klNAE1.
10 tie J0ters Of .iag"sto (0uhty
FtR0ar Citizens IL announce mysefa candidate Tor
reelection to the office of Attorney for the Common
wealth in this county. Should il be your pleasure to
reeect me- shall endeavor discharge all the duties
of the Office faithfully aud in manner To show my APP
probation of the renewal of your confidence
Respectfully,
March II, 1856 WI. IL. hahMaN'
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ADVERTISEMENT.

The 0rygendtea Bitters have received the
strongest testimonials of any medicine in the
world for the cure OF Dyspepsia, Asthma and
General Debility, and are worthy the confidence
of all who seek remedy for these complaints.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-16

THRUST SALEM virtue of deed of trust, ex-
ecu;ed to me on the 23rd day of February, 1916 by
Andrew Bear for the benefit of Joseph Gongwerl shall
proceed on the premises on Sttu,ydy The l7th day OF
bay 1885, to sell to the highest bidder, for cash. the
following valuable Properly, to wit: TRACT OF
LAND on the South River, in Augusta county, adlon-
ING Samuel Kennery, William Patterson and John Kon-
err, containing about Sixteen Acres. There is good
Site ON this tract for Mills and Machinery. Aso anoth-
re Tract containing 81 Acres about mile from the first
tract, adjoining Samuel Kennerly, Jacob kyger and
John Hilbert.
The property offered for sale is valuable and is in the
possession of Andrew Bear the grantor i'll said deed
Persons desiring opurchase call and see the prem
ises Acting as trustee shall convey the title vested in
me by the trust deed, which believe 10 be good.
HUGH W. SHEFFEY, Trustee.
Arril 16 lS56-tds
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Positively the Last Notice.

WE shall begin the sale ofour STOCK or GOODS
w this day, Wednesday, Apra 9M, and continue
from day TO day and night to night until the whole Is
disposed of. The Seasonabe Assortment now offered
will be found very desirable, viz:
Berages, Berage de LANES,
Figured and Plain Mouseines,
Black and Colorcd Alpaccas, Bombazines,
Plain Black and Cold, Figured and Plaid Silks,
Lawns Ginghams, Prints,
Shoes Hats, Gloves, Irish Linen,
Colored French Linens
Glass Ware Queens Ware, &C., &C., &c.
H. j. d w. b. CRAWFORD.
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DUBLIC SALE.-In order to reduce my Stock of
i Goods, will sell at public. auction, at my store in
the town of Waynesboro. Saturday tie l2h day of
dp,n next, variety of MERCHANDISE, consisting Of
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods, &c.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. VI.
TERMS On all sums Of ten dollars and under the
cash will be required; over that amount credit of
three months will be given the purchaser giving bond
with approved security.
All persons who know themselves indebted to me-
are requested to come and settle up their accounts c
Their by cash or note. JOHN I. ARNALL
Wavnesboro' ADril 3 lS5G-ots
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Valuable Farm, Tan Yard, a. Ont Lots,
EnP & A r. Il

rs IN And NEAR W4YNESBOROUGH.
TIME subscriber being DESTROYS of removing West,
will offer at public sale, in the town of Waynesbo-
ro, on Tharsday tie 24H iast all his Real Property
situated in the town of Waynesboro', comprising 2
DWELLING HOUSES and LOTS attached, Saddler
Shop, quite new and his valuable IAS lARO, WIN
all the necessary Buildings required TO carry on the
business The location of the Tannery near the Noun
tain where there is an abundance of Bark No dicul-
ty in obtaining at the Yard any requisite NUMBER OF
Sides and with the Depot at hand to send OIL at any
moment, your Leather to any market you may desire,
renders this establishment an object much to be deslr
ed, by all who NAV wish to embark In the Tanning
business.
At the same time and place, will sell 200 Acres OF
Mountain Lands, well Timbered about 3 miles from
Waynesboro. 1-.
Also, 81 Acres of Land lying near Waynesboro, ad
Joining the lands of j. b. Bush and Sampson Peier-
we'll fenced and now in the highest state of Cultivation
If desired would divide this Tract into or Lotsto
suit purchasers
On next day, Friday tie 25M INST, l will offer my
FARM on which now reside, situated on the Staun
ton James River turnpike, about two miles West OF
Waynesboro containing GA Acres, 40 of which is well
Tmbered and the balance in fine state OF Cutlvatlon
The improvements consist of Large Frame DWELL
ING HOUSE, in good repair, with Seven Rooms, con-
venientl .nged; good Barn, Stable &c. together
with all necessary Qpt-buidings, Well Of water IN
the ward and Springs near the Barn. 1t has n fine
Orchard of excellent Fruit.
The location of this Farm is very desirable 1t being
within miles of Depots on the Virginia Central Rail
road and like distance frQR two large Merchant NILS
in the centre of different Churches and Schools renders
it very convenient and an object worthy the attention
of those disposed to purchase, aA
Terms accommodating, aud made known on the day
of sale. ~ GEO. W DEAL
Anr;l @ 1875 -TowmnaDers copy. is.s
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FOR COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE.

.leg" We are authorized to announce JOHN &. STO-
YER candidate for the office of Commissioner of the
Revenue in the End Revenue District of Augusta county.
March ~, 1856
10 the PoteFs Of AugUsta County.
respectfully myself candidate for reelec-
ton the office of Commissioner of the Revenue for the
Is, Revenue District
March 26 1856 TH0S NJ. DONOH0.
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StauntOn, APTII y, IooD' ---------------
lust received by STAPLES, MARTIN 4 CO., and
81 for SALE nice article OF EngnSh ana FINE Apple
Cheese. .
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tanO REV Runaway from the subscri-
MI her near the Augusta Springs, on Saturday the
III INST. negro boy named UGHART about II years
old black, and inclined to be chunky and bowegged-
He was last seen in the neghborhood OF Mt Sidney. If
;ye reward of sl0 if out of the county, $50. When
he left he was cothedn brown JOsey coat pants of the
same material an old white fur hat and pair of boots
Nv p. o. is ParnaSsus Augusta county. Information
viii be thankfully received.
Aprill6, 1856, DAVID c, HoGSHEAD.
NOR SALE.-The undersigned will sell privately u
Il NEGRO WOMAN AND GIRL belonging to the
estate ofSamue Finley, decd. Both of them good
servants and are of unexcepionabe character The
man has no incumbrance Apply 10 Matthew Pilson.
" PILS0N, lp,,o a.
5. b. FINLEY. iN o'' ~
April lG, lS5G.-3ts%
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staunton, April /, 1855.

WYE will receive in few days, very large and
w well assorted stock of Spring and Summer
goods, 10 which We call the attention OF the old
friends and customers Of the house.
CRAWFORD & COCHRAN.
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THOMAS j. NICHE,
JOHN Is. BALDWIN, Comm'rs.
HUGH W. SHEFFEY,
March %, 1856

NTOTICETO STOCKHOLDERi,.-In conform.
~ ity with an Act ofthe General Assembly Of Virgin
ia passed March, 1856 dividing the Road Howards
vile and Rockish Turnpike Companyat Stuarts Draft,
in Augusta cornty--into two sections, and changing
the name of the Western Section TO the Beverly Ma
nor Turnpike Company l. the President of tho origi.
nal Company with the authority of the directors do
appoint il O'clock, A. NJ Tuesday the END day Of 4.
pr 1856 and Greenfield in Nelson County the time and
place for Meeting of the Stockholders Of the Eastern
Division and do further appoint II o'clock, A. NJ
Thursday tho 24h day Of .ipra, 1856, and Greenvile.
the Stockholders of the Western Division of said Road
for the purpose of organizing the separate Companies
provided for by said act, according to chapters fifty
seven and sixty lone of the Code of Virginia.
:. +. CHRISTIAN, President
Howardsville l. Rocklish Turnpike Co.
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NOTICE.

TIME firm ofB & j. S. Crawford is this day dissolved
| bv mutual consent, j. 5. Crawford having sold out
his interest to James w Crawford and Henry X. Coch-
ran the firm will be continued under the style OF Craw-
ford Cochran 1t becomes absolutely necessary that
all accounts and debts due the old mup to JAM lst
1885, should be settled up Immediately.
BENJAMIN CRAWFORD.
JOHN s. CRAWFORD.
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~ have the exclusive right to sell the Rake in
A1GusM, Rockingham, Page Shenandoah, Warren,
Cidrke Frederiek, Berkeley jefferson, Loadoun and
Fauque Counties. If Farmers send their orders TO
me at once will deliver the Rake at any of the
y towns or other prominent places in their respective
counties The Rake is gotten up in superior manner
to any heretofore manufactured The price in all in
stances is $1,000. A discount is made when they are
purchased here on the spot
AUGUSTINE j. SMITH.
Winchester Va. Anril 9. 1Slf
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CAN DID A f S
TERMS.
EnP SuERIEE

The fee for the announcement of candidates for office
S s.. 80, payq5ie ieGariaJiy IN GdccHee.
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Ion SAIE.-The undersigned offer for sale pri.
IL yately, their Valuable Tract Of Land, containing
81 ACRES II has on it large and commodious
DWELLING H0USE,with all necessary out buildings;
also very large Bank Barn, large 0chard, with the
most choice fruit in it. A large portion of il is good
and valuable meadow and about % or 30 Acres of Tim
ber This land has on il neverfailing limestone water.
1t is altogether fine home and in refined neighbor-
hood Any one desiring small home would do well
give call, for determined 10 sell low and
give fair payments.
For further information call and see us on said land
near Hermitage Post Office, Augusta County.
If said land is sold by Tuesday the first of April
we will offer il at public auction on that day.
ULRICK BURKH0LDER.
MARGARET BURkH0LUER.
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NEW GOODS.-We are now receiving our Fall
y and Winter Goods, selected in the Northern Git
les with great and at low prices which enables US
to sell cheap and leave a small profit Cash aud
nrompt six month dealers will find it their interest to
give us call before purchasing. On
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CTAPLE GOODS AT WHITE Il PAT
- T0N'S.-Blankets, FlanDels, Cassinets, Cloaking
Cloths Broad Cloths and Cassmeres Fustians Lnseys
Manchester and Common Checks, Brown and Bleached
Drills Linen and Cotton Table Linens, Irish Linens,
Towellings, Sack Fannels, Spotted Flannels, &c.
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DEAL ESTATE FOR sALE.-The subscriber
IL will sell at public sale, if not previously disposed
ofprvately Oh Uetaesday tie sou day Of 1pri,a Tract
of Land adjoining the lands of John Crawford and Will
liam Edison, near Mt Sidney, immediately on the Nc
Adamized Turnpike containing 45 ACRES, and be-
longing to the estate of Henry Edison, SEN, decd Al
other Tract containing is Acres. This tract has
on it GOOD BUILDINGS and other conveniences for
residence Both will be sold on the premises, togeh
or or separately to suit purchasers
The terms will be accommodating and made known
tho day of sale If sold privately due notice will be
given. HENRY EDISON, jr
Anri 1S5f-tds
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VALUABLE GRASS FARM FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber oHsSs for sale his Valuable Grass
i Farm, situated iS&e county of Pocahonias, on the
Old Field Fork of Elkkye 6 miles North of the coun-
ty Seat, living on each side of the Huntersvle Hut
louisville Turnpike, and containing by survey 1881
ACRES-some 40O acres of which is in Grass and I'M
der excellent Fencing; from 30 to Az acres OF this is
Timothy Meadow, of the best quality For the sponia-
best lands of Greenbrier or Highland 1t produces
Rye Oats, Buckwheat, and all such Crops npelfecon
Corn and Wheat do well the uplands, and doubtless
when these lands are more extensively cleared they
will yield much larger crops,
For Stock Raising, no part of West Virginia, can sur
pass the Elk region and for salubrity of climate and
pure water the World can't excel it. ,V
The Buildings consist of Comfortable Two-Story
HOUSE AND KITCHEN. Also, large and excellent
Barn, with other 0ut-houses.
Any one wishing TO purchase will be shown the land
by MI VIM. Gibson, who is now on the premises.
For Terms. address me at Academy p o., P0cahon-
tas county, Va GEO. b. MOFFETT.
Anr
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue of a de.
cree of the Circuit Court of Augusta county, rem
dered in the suit of Hogsett Hogsetts heirs, &C.,
the undersigned, the Commissioners therein named,
will proceed, on Thursday tie 17H Of april 1856, upon
the premises, about and half miles from the Au-
gusta Springs to sell by way of public auction, to the
highest bidder the Tract of LAND formerly occupied
by VIM L. Hogsett, now deceased containg by recent
survey, 100 Acres, Roods and IS Poles
This land is well improved, having good Brick
Dwelling House Brick Kitchen, good Stable, Barn, &c
and is well watercd
TERMS SO much in hand will defray the costs of
suit and SALE and the balance in four equal annual pay
ments bearing interest from the day of sale, the pur
chaser giving good personal security for the deferred
payments and the legal title to be retained ultimate
security ROBERT A. H0GSETT, c,,,,,
DAVID G. H0GSETT, 0'"' L