Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-06-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Asst Quartermaster Generals Offics
Richmond, Va. June 13, 1868.

Asst 0uartermaster Generals Office,
hlchm0nd, Va, June 13, 1868
ITO FARMERS AND QUARTERMas
| Il IEkS.-The following is the system adontsd
TOT the collection of the tax In kind:
An ofhcer in the Quartermaster Generals Denart.
mentfs to the special charge of the subject
controlling Quartermaster with the rank of Major
is .sslgned TO each State and Post Quartermaster,
with the rank OF Captain to each Congressional Dis
trlct, where 1t is practicable to collect the tenth
Each Congressional District will be subdivided by
the Post Quarermaser in charge of it into sections
or the convenient delivery by the tax payer of his
quota OF produce, and agents will be appointed by
that officer to take charge of the depots be establish
ed II each section.
Before these depots can be established, or the a..
sssments required under the law be made, the crops
OF small gran hay and the clip of wool for the
ent Year will have been secured
10 relieve farmers from the risk and incor ,,
OF storing the Government portion, as " ali 49, .s
tam Immediate supplies for the of the 70 Jo-
department authorizes and requests farmers sue
near posts where Quartermasters are nos sts.;o,uS
70 de.Ver Tue Governments tenth or any part of -
Under the law farmers are required n sa;;ar ,,oi
s1nan ~ deposs not more than eight miles from
piace OF production. Ii they viii deliver Ind the
ton n INC government will pay for the sr this
-o ~ excess OF eight miles. The quar-. fausporta-
SEWING es produce under the rule WI ,ermaster
tne producer as evidence that 81 give receipts to
ana as Inc Posi- eD~ aen OF his tax is
the has ESQ., pousiDle for the tenth after
him, the Quar..> .p1shec AID made it known to
lvered viii master TO whom tie produce is de-
ter of y also receipt for it to the Post Osrtara
cai- ne district, who Will endorse cory of the ra
ps upon the assessors estimate befo re transterr,n
IL 70 Inc agents at the receiving depot. 's
June |o--lm LARKIN SMITH,
Quarter master General IN CHARGE
20 Lynehburg, Abingdon, Wytbeville and Sfapn.
on papers VIII copy Tor one month and send bills
ceompanled with this advertisement to the naarast
Qoartermaster. Republican.
IOMMisSIONER,s SALE OF VAIL
" ABLE AUGUSTA LANDS.-Bv virtra 81 . -
cree rendered by the Circuit Court Of Augusta Corr
~, at It's June Term, 1863, in the case of Mcfymas
y, " iuoW VS.. McCues heirs, we will, on SATURDAY
ne Iotn Gay OF July next, the premises near the
OF Fisnersvllle offer for SALE in three parcels
80 AcIes Oh lend, hardly surpassed in fertility
any IN tne county being the residue of the tract Of
winch John McCue, died seized after the assionmsnt
vi uoWe TO the widow The first parcel will Contain
ABOUT 100 acres; the second, about 1874 Acres and
inc tntfo zoo acres. An accurate plat of the tract
viii De exhibited on the day of sale The land ia we'll
Watered and IN each parcel there is an adequate
ply VI tiinoer. PERSONS living at distance can ex-
anime the premises for themselves no commentators
or special description of the qualities of the Lands
now oHered tor sae is necessary for those residing
in this community s
IERMS OF SALE.-One third of the purchase mo-
ney VIII be required in hand and the balance in two
ANNUAL payments with interest from the day of
Saie Inc payments are to be in sfunds current and
nahAaole In stanton, and the purchasers to have
the option of paying the deferred instalments with
III ten Gays from the day of sale. Bonds with good
personal security to be given for the deferred
uehts ana the title to be retained until the purchase
money is paid.
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June 23--tdS 49,