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r 0 THE PEOPLE OF AUGUsTA.-The

go THE PEOPLE OF AUGUSTA The
Va. Legislature has decided that there
is a tie between Mr.. A. H. 4. Stuart and myself
and has ordered new election to be held. -
Fellow -citi2ens, know there is a graf diver
sity of opinion among you in reference to the
necessity OF holding convention, but permit
me to beg OF you TO preserve your organlza-
ton in tact. Do not deceive yourselves bv
thinking there is no danger in an open field
fight, TO- | feel confident that the candidate who
receives the Repu blican support will be eject d.
Especially is it of the utmost Importance now
on the eve of the Presidential election that we
should work together for the sake of the great
Conservative party throughout the country,
which has been shaken to its very foundation
by indepedent candidetea all over this STATE,
men who seek 10 elevate themselves tn office by
the destruction Of that very party which they
claim to represent Now, although am still
the Conservative nominee, as shown by the ac>
on of the Va. Legislature | will yield my
claims to ihat honor and agree to & new con
veaticn, where ell OF the many poli'ic asp-
rants can have a fair opportunity to prove
their strength, but if there is no convention.
held declare myself the standard~hearer and
the nominee chosen by the Conservative party
of Augusta county in conEenlion assembled,
I fegl that have not deserved the treatment
which | have received at your hands, for have
ever been true to nv country-to my party,
ana TO my 1fien0s, anu VIII a,ipeal TO you,
fellow-eitzens of Augusta county, Conserva-
tves Of Augusta, to prove TO the world, that
have not forfeited that confidence which you
reposed in me when you nominated me in your
county convention as one of the delegates to the
General Assembly of Virginia. Fellow>citizens,
beg of you to beware of Independent cand-
dates, for they are our worst enemies men,
who wear the conservative garb; men, who
disguise themselves in orler that they may
more effectually serve the Republican party.
The election believe will be held early,
18th of anuary, and do hope the Conserva~
tives will see end feel the imp rtance of turning
out. Our enemies are ever viglant and active
and will turn out to man and | think if the
people of August5 would take look at some
Of the members of the General Assembly of Va,
they would rise up in mass on the day CT the
approaching election.
In conclusion, it is unnecessary for me to
state my sen fiments on the leading questlcus
Row before the people, as l have done so on
various occasions. [ will simply say retrench>
nlent and reform is the motto by which, if cleo
ted, would be governed end influenced
dec24slt JOHN N. OPIE.
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.OMMrSSI0MER,G liEEICE :.

A SOMMISSlUN ER'S UEFlCE,
NJ 81 STAUaToN, Va Dec 14th 1875
To Janetta Cowan. Adnl'x. of Robert Cowan,
dec d., Robert H. Cowan, j 3. Lippencott 4
Co., Claxton, Remsen L HefeIhnger, plaintiffs,
and Hugh NJ acIlhany Admir- of n. K. Trelit
decd, petitioner, and Howard 3. Cowaa, Bes
sie B. Cowan infants over The age Of II years,
and Nora L. Cowan an infant under the age Ct
IA years, and J. N. Ryan, Guardian ad ittm Of
said infants, defendants ard to ali persons
holding claims against the estate of said Rob
TT Cowan, decd
TAKE NoTICE, That by virtue OF decree n
the Circuit Court Of Augusta County, rendered
on the 9th day Of November, 1875 in thu
ChanceFy Cause of Cow:a's Adm'x, &c. "
Cowan's Infants shall, or
Thursday, the 9th day Of January. 1876
at my office in Staunten proceed 10 lake state
and settle the following accounts, viz: lst OF
Charles W. S. Turner's receipts nd discourse
meats as Commissioned 10 this CEASE: q, AZ
additional account Of debts Hgars.al The estate
OF Robert Cowan. iircd, inuialing q re-state,
meAt OF Indebtedness embraced in his torlne.
report after dednctng any amounts they have
received; 81, an account of he Zee simple and
annu lenfa value of he brick store hors=
and dwellings Ate, further account of he
transactions of Janetta Cowan, AdmX of Rob-
ert Cowaa, dec d.; 5th, OF any other matters
deemed pertinent by Colnr or required By AM
party in interest to be stated. a which time
and place you are req uired TO attend.
J. W. GREEN SMITH,
decl!-4t Commissioner
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As MARrHA WAsH1NaroN surpER.

A MARTHA WASHINGTON SUPPER
After the holidays, with their home fes-
tivities and public entertainments are over
and we have all relapsed into our usual
quiet, and need stirring up, the public will
no doubt be greatly interested to find them
selves, bout the 22nd of February, usher
ed into the enjoyments Of a Martha Wash
ington Supper" given by the ladies and
friends of the Second Presbyterian Church.
A table of useful and fancy articles will
be on sale, and the ladies hope so be able
to sell their handiwork and edibles at SO
small profit, that anyone who wishes
may carry something away, besides in
dulging in a good supper
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City Notices.

CaRssrMAs OYsTERs. The finest ever brought
toagtsunkon, as all who have tried them attest
can be found at J E Mason's in front of Tom
Burkes Saloon. Try them if you want some
thing mice. decz4Hlt
CEASE S COMPOUND has acquired really an Gu
viable reputation; in fact, it has net with un-
precedented success. Never has there been
medicine before the people that has given such
universal satisfaction. Those who once nseelt
will not be without it All look apon il as q
blessing in time of affection, an children who
Cam but lisp its name call for it when they are
sufering with aches and pains. They nave the
evidasce of hundreds OF. our best citizens, who
e,s m Ear it as g family medicine that ii has 20
eoual. an3 we ad wise all who are suffering from
Neuralgia Rheumatism. or aches and pains Oh
any kind to try it, as it will surely give imme-
. diate relief lit is also higa'y spoken OF ny
.those Who have used. i in cases OF BRUISES,
Sprains. Sore Throat, &c. It isl hoIns ineoi-
!. cine and heuae enterprise, AID worthy Inc at
tention of those Who stand in need ct good
family medicine. Bead a few of these Goth
Gates 81
S(From Hos. IN. K Trout Mayor OF the City OF
Staun toni
STANTON. January 90. 1875.
/ certify that have used "Ceasa's Com
spound,' and have found it TO be a very good
remedy for many things it is recommended foI.
and do not hesitate to endorse 1t as Q valuable
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STANTON DENTISTS. AT the Virginia
Dental Association, in Richmond, last
week, both Drs. Jas. Johnston and S II.
Henkel, of Staunton, advocated the use Of
celluloid in the manufacture of artificial
sets. The former stated an instance of do
ing piece Of work with it four years ago,
and few days ago, on inspecting it, found
it perfect. The latter said celluloid was
so successful that he thought it would
supplant rubber. Among the vice-Presi-
dents of the Association chosen was DR..
S. H. Henkel, of Staunton.
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MI ABB RE ED


WoODSoN-BORDEN-Ne Arbor Hill, Dec 23rd,
Mr.. Richard L. Woodson, to Miss Josephine H !.
Borden: daughter Of the late Andrew Borden, Esq,
TATE-BEUKs-At the w. T. Institute, staunton,
by Rev. Vim. a. aarris, Mr. Geol ge r. Tale, of
Albemarle. to Miss Elizabeth F. Becks, daughter
Thomas Becks, Esq.
PILSON-LAMBERT-Ne Greenyille Dec. 22nd,
Mr. George W. Prison. to Miss Ellen B.. Lambert,
daughter of Reuben Lambert, Esq.
R-YALENTINE-At Greenville. Dec. 2lst
by Rev. Thos Bryley, Mr., Robert Helzer. OF Rock
bridge, TO Miss Annie r. Valentine, daughter of
RichaI d G. Valentine Esq
UMATE-HAMMOND-Ne Staunton, Dec
21st. Maj Thomas Shumate. to Miss Emma J,
Hammond.
PLOT BARTLETT-In Stanton Dec. 23rd. at
the American Hotel, by L V. DR.. Chas. anly, M
James ". Plot, OF Rockbridge co, to Miss Laura
M. Bartlett, daughter Of John Bartlett, Esq.
Staunt on on the 22nd
inst, by Rev Chas. Maney. Mr. AlonZo Alley and
Miss Ella Gambler.
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A JURY WAIvED.-Judge Shelley, who
has been in Chicago attending to suit
brought against the Baltimore & Ohio T.
R. Co. by some contractors, is at home
again for the holidays. During the trial
one of the jury made a corrupt proposition
to one Of the plaintiffs, who handed it over
to the presiding Judge Both parties alter
that waived a jury, and the case was SUBJ
mitted to the Judge without one. Judge
.Sheffey returns to Chicago next week to
argue it in behalf of the defendants.
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ROLL OF II oNoR.-The following is the
roll Of Honor at the Woodland school
house, of which A. Henry Towberman is
Principal, for the month ending December
18th, 1875:
Chas. D. Bunch, VIM. A. Byerly, Geo.
Nee. Craig. Jas. Craig, D. f. Eutsler,
Chas. W. J. Eutsler, Geo. Kemper Foster,
Jas. A. Fulton, VIM. E. Roller, Edgar Ro-
Ter, Hurbert H. Roller, Henry D. Ruebush,
Matte B. Craig, Lucy J. Crickenbarger,
Bessie B. Harnsberger, Lucy E. Boiler and
Fannie E. Weaver.
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Commercial.

STAUNToN, Dec. %.
Flour-superfre, s4.75; extra, S.. 20;
family, $500. W heat-white, 1.l0(0$l.15;
red, $1.l0(0S1.15. Cc:n-white, 40c.; vel
low, $500 Oc. Oats-35(@39c; jsaconCI2c.
Sugar-10(013c. ,,offee-25<<030c. Butte! = =
Csc. Eggs 2O@23c. Cloverseed-S6, 75(o7 90
REMARKS.
We have to report a dull flour market.
prices show no signs of an advance: wheat
is firm at quotations, prime samples are in
demand; cloverseed has also advanced
and m arket firm.
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A PROMPT BUSINESS MAN.-Mr J. M ,
Davidson, of Craigsville, being in Staun-
ness engagement at home, an no train
going till evening, he Went to the depot.
paying $50, chartered train to go p miles
home to meet his appointment.
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D%>~~>@-

BAPTIsM.-Rev. S. P. Huff baptized six
person at Waynesboro on the 2lst inst,
just below the Railroad bridge, while the
rafting of wagons could be heard at the
upper ford, hauling ice from the river. All
were out at church the following night,
bright and happy.
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DAMAGES RECovERED.-Mrs. Shear
man, of Shenandoah, last week received a
verdict for $4,000 damages against the
Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co., for the killing
of her husband last year, who was killed
by being run over by detached portion of
a freight train near Edinburg.
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EaEEIEes

BowMAN-on the 18th inst, Clara Virginia, infant
daughter OF A. M. and Moliie Z. Bowman, aged
. months and 30 days.
She.had been treat sufferer almost from her birth
but, having been dedicated to God has ely passed
am SICK giving promise even this early OF unusual
brightness and beauty, the bud will unfold in the
presence OF God
LOG Ann this city, on the goth inst of consump-
ton, Mr.. j Z. Logan, in his 42nd year.
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COUNTY COURT JURORs.-The follow
ing petit jurors have been drawn to serve
at the ensuing December term of the
County Conrt of Augusta: Daniel Croft,
George Myerly, Jr., Michael Carmody, A.
D. Wren, Joseph K. Mallon, John Chris
tian, W. Bell Crawford, Henry Edison,
Jr., Franklin Barger. Isaac: Baker, A. D.
Conner, S. J. Bondurant, D. F. Lowman,
Henry Wright.
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w IL. MtJW IL
Sheriff of Augusta County. .

ECON. ALEX. II. H. STUART The
II undersigned, citizens and voters
Of Augusta, respectfully solicit you to allow
your name to be used in connection with
the special election to be held the 18th of
January. 1876, for q delegate to the Legis-
.lature from this county.
We are aware OF your reluctance to
again enter the arena of politics and share
in the labors incident to legislative posi-
tion. But believing that your experience
and ability can accomplish much for our
beloved Commonwealth at q time when
she needs the counsel and services Of her
best citizens, and knowing your devotion
to everything that effects The welfare of
the State, we urge you to give a favorable
reSnOnSe To this anDeal
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.-UN-
I der decree of the Circuit Court for Angus
ia county rendered November IS, 1876, in the
cause of Churchman'S Elk Or VS. Glover and ais,
We will, as Commissioners therein appointed,
proceed to sell at public auction. in front of the
courthouse, in the city of Staunton,
MONDAY, the 24TR DAY OF JANUARY, 1875,
(being court day, ], a tract Of II Acres of Land
heing that portion of the ''Glendy Farm" now
in the occupancy Of John il. Cochran, situated
about miles from Stanton, on or near the Green
vile road. This tract of land is specially desir-
ops on account Of its fine and valuable timber
and the close proximity to q market therefor,
the whole tract, with the exception of Il few
acres being in timber
TERMs.-Costs of sale in hand, and the resi-
due in equal instruments at one, two and thIee
years. The purchaser to give bonds therefor,
bearing interest from date, with approved per-
sonal security, and the title to be retained az
ultimate security.
GEO. NJ. COCHRAN, JR.,
W. E. CRAIG,
dec24-4t Commissioners.
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ENGLISH WoRsTED CoAr.NGs AND FANCY Cas-
sIMEREs, for dress and business suits, in every
variety, and will be made up, to order in the
latest and best styles at low prices by E.
SPENCE & Son, Merchant Tailors, 1900 Main
street, Richmond, Va.
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COMING HoME.-The tt. Nus from the
West, Wednesday night, haL' ali's cais
filed with colored laborers from ssis faii-
road works in Kentucky, coming 20 VIZ
ginia to spend the Christina as.
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VACATION Y THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Tho nuh,;o sobo 9Is after dismission this
afternoon will not be open again until
Monday morning we elk, in order that the
scholars NAV have 'dristmas and New
Year holiday.
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: CHRISTMAS SUPPLIES GONG OFF,
A dams Express CO., shipped from Stanton.
thi,v week, 1000 pounds Of turkeys and
chick, ems. mostly to Washington and other
northe, points. 1t has also shipped three
wagon lo IDS Of Augusta whiskey to West
Virginia,
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FUR-BEAvER OvBRcoATs.-A large variety OF
nice Fur Beaver Overcoats for sale low By o.
B. SPENCE L Son, 1900 Main street, Richmond,
Va. $4,000.
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RocKBRIDaE Co.. Va, Nav 3, II

AocABRIDGE Co., w, bay 3, 1916. ,
&. P. CEASE Il Go: GENTS: take pleasure in
certifying that have used your Compound.
for very severe rheumatic pain in my shout
ders, which was relieved entirely by It's use
and | cheerfully recommend it to all who are
suffering with pain Of any kind
G. j. BRAwLEY,
je25-ly Sup't Poor House.
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE o. ELECTION.

!" sHERIFPs OFFICE. STANTON, VA,
December 81, 1875.
In pursuance of an order issued by Hon Mar
shall Hanger, Speaker Of the House of Delegates
OF Virginia, in accordance with resolution
paased by that body, and addressed to ME,
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PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS, the best Shirt
made, for sale By Il. 3 SpENca Il Son, Rich
mond, We. :
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READY MADE CLOTHING. Large assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing for sale low by E. B.
SPENCE SoN, 1900 Main street, Richmond,
We
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HAVE Your CLOTHING AND SHIRTS made to or
der by E.. B. Spence Il Son, Merchant Tailors,
1900 Msia street, Richmond, Va.
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VINO. CHRISTIAN, (Agent, J

VINO. CHRISTIAN, (Agent,)
y LONG BRANCH HOUSE,
BARBOC IS OLD STAND, -
Is prepared to furnish Meals al all hours, with
ali the delicacits Of tle season. and at prices to
suit the times.
His BA & is supplied With tie Best Liquors OF
all kinds, which will be served ia the best sty lie
by the most expes enced Bar Keeper in he city
He is still receiving those large Back ksiVer
Oysters at his Saloon.
He has fitted up his house and is prepared to
accommodate parties with Lodging ard Board;
both regular and transient. Parties by the
night trains will be charged only fer the time
rooms ara occupied A private dining room has
been fitted up 10 Accommodate hig patrons.
He will have everything that the Stanton,
Ricl,rond and Baltimore markets afford.
Gail or him and try his Oysters, in very
STYLE Game. asc.s &C. ~ declo-ln
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RARE OPT. IT UNIT

The attention OF part es desiring to obtain
FOR LESS THAN BALF IT'S VALUE,
q GOOD FARM having all necessary improve
msuis, and containing 1913 ACRBS-half well
tmbered and half tilabe land is especially
called to that portion of the farm near the Rock
bridge Baths, recently belonging to David
| Firebaugh, known as ''the Middle, or Harvey
! tract - e"'
| No better opportunity to buy q farm, situated
ia desirable neighborhood and conveniently
| located as to mills school houses and churches
| at an
TREMELY Low PRICE,
and on the
| MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
can be found in Rockbridge county.
| Those who wish to buy a Farm at Great
Bargain, should examine this property as soon
! us possible.
| Possession can be given on the LIST of March.
| For further particulars apply to ]. A. Miller on
the premises, or to W. Il. Il. LYNN, Staunton,
| Or to
WILLIAM DoLD,
febl2-tf Lexington, Va
XIiRGINIA TO WIT--VACATIoN OR.
! Y DER.-In the Clerk Office of the
| Court of Hastings for the City of Stanton
! December 9Th, 1875.
| Mrs. Susan P Eaetin, by her next friend, S
H. Richardson, .......FlalnuH
| AGAINST
W. B. Easttn, Defendant
| In CHANC9RY.
| The object of this suit is to obtain divorce
I o piac@lo 91Gtrimon5s.
And it appearing by affidavit fled in the pa
pe,'s of this cause, that the Defendant " B
Easl;n is e nonresident of the State of Virgin
ia-Ir is ordered that be do appear here within
| one month after due publication of tits notice
! and do what is necessary to protect his Interest
! in this suit.
JAMES f. PATTI ERSON, Clerk
Effiuger, Craig Ss Grattan, q. declo-4t
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND ,-PUR-
Z ] suant to DEGREES of the Circuit Court for
Augusta county rendered in the case of Hill vs.
Wayland, we will, as Commissioners therein
appointed proceed to sell at pm bic auction in
front OF the courthouse, in the city Of Staun-
ton, on
MONDAY, the PATH DAY or JANUARY, 1876,
(being court day, the following trac S of land
now IN the occupancy of Albert G. Wayland,
situated on Middle River, in Augusta county,
and adjoining the lands of B ylor and others:
lst The25A Acre Tract, all finely tmbered,
except about Two Acres, which are cleared.
&C. The 81 Acre Tract, ell cleared, and in
fine state Of cultivation.
Sd. The life interest of Albert G. Wayland
in the 80 Acre Tract which has on it good
Tan Yard, House, and other necessary build
ings, and two fine Springs of Water
TERMs: = Costs of suit and sale in hand, and
the residue Unequal annual instalments at one,
two and three years, the purchasers to give
bonds therefor, bearing interest from day of
sale, with approved personal security, and the
title retained as ultimate security.
JAS. BUMG ARDNER, JR.,
WE CRAIG,
decs4s4t Commissioners.
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HEAVY 5lERtNo UgDBR SHIRTS, ST each, for
sale by E. B. SPENCE & SoN, 1900 Main street,
Richmond, Va.
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FINE Finished Rosewood, Walnut and Me-
ready for use at S. NJ. Wilkes.
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From j N. Ryan, CLERK of Circuit court1Au-
EuotG % uI-tJ
Sr.rNroy VA January 20 1879

sTAuNrcs, Va, January 20, 1875.
I hereby certify that l have used "Cease' 9
Compound" With very great advantage. l
have foand-it to be very effieacious for Tooth
ache, Neuralgia, &c. [ have also used it in
case of aprained ankle, and obtained relief al
most as soon as the application was made. l
will ado that 7 was induced to use it without
having the least faith in tscurative powers.
can unhesitatingly recommend it as a most
valuable madeleine. jim. RYAN.
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4 COMMISSIONERS OFFICE;
" STAUNToN, VA, nec l4!h. 1875
10 Adam Greaver and Mary f.. his wife
Alexander " Gyeaver ard SiaIgare, J his
wife, James A. Brannaman and Sarah G his
wife plaiutih's and William Fauber, Marion
Fauoer, Eliza a Fauber and James W
Branaman iut.nt and his Guardian ad li,tn
j. Ryan, defendants, aud tc all persons
holding iiena as against the interests of the
aforesaid parties or either of them il the LANDS
proceeds OF lands interested by said parties
as heirs CT Petar FAabsr, decd, late OF angus
Ia County, Va.
TAKE SorIoG, hat By virtue Of decree rem
derea b, the Circuit Court fer the G,unt,
aforesaid on tie 18th Of November, 1875, in the
Chancery cause Of Greaves &C vs.. Fauber &c,
ehell, On
Vednes1oy The 18th day Of January, 1876
at my office il Stanton, proceed TO take, state
and settle the following accounts, viz LIST, OF
The parties interested in tie proceeds Of sale;
I'd, Of the lieus, fanny, binding the shares CT
said pafi les or either of them ia said pyoceeds
and Sd. of any other matters deemed prrtine.-t
by Com'r. or required by any pattyi in interest
to be stated. At which time and place you are
required TO attend.
J. W. GREEN SMITH,
decl7-4t Commissioner.
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Y AND FOR SALE.-UNDER 4 DECREE
i 4 of the Circuit Court Of Augusta County
rendered in case of David Wampler against
JohL Hawkins, will offer at public sale to the
highest bidder in front of the Court House for
said county On MONDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF
DECEMBE R, 1875, the Tract Of Land in said
county on which John Hawkins resides, con-
tanning about
l55 ACRES.
1t has on it comfortable and necessary build
ings. very fine young orchard, good water
and is in good state of cultivation; is about
nine miles from Staunlon
TERMS Costs OF sale and of suit in hand.
balance in equal installments at one, two, three
and four years, with interest from the day of
SALE the purchaser to give bond With sufficient
personal security, and the title to be retained
as further security.
". E. CRAIG,
noV26-5t. Coa'r