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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-17
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

IN pursuance Of a decree of the Circuit Superior
4 Court Of Law and Chancery for Augusta Coun-
ty, rendered al The November Term, l049, of said
Court, in The case ofGeiger's heirs s. Ceger's ad-
ministrai0rs, &c., the undersigned. the Commits
sioners therein named, will on Saturday The 10Th
day OF May, 1850, in front Of the Post Office, IN the
Town Of Slaunton, proceed to sell aiPpblic auction
To the highest bidder. the following Real Estate,
to VITA Tract of Land situated on Betsy. Bell,
near Staunton, containing 81 Acres, IL Poes,
according to survey made byJohn Clarke, IN the
year 1886. -, g.,
A Lot of Land, containing about Twenty-four
Acres, lying on the South side Of the Stahnton and
James River Turnpike, abont one mile from Siaun-
ton, and adjoining The above 81 Acres, IL Poles.
A Lot Of Land, in the Town Of Staunton, con-
tanning -Four Acres, purchased by George Gelger,
Of John Mcdowell. ~
poratior of Slaunton, conveyed to George Geigeer,
by Jacob Lease and John G. Sewers. as trustees,
on the 3lst of March, 1888, BY deed recorded in
the Clerks Office, of said Corporation. ., :,
Also, the interest of George Geiger's heirs, in a
House and Lot in Staunton, at she intersection OF
Market and Beaver Streets, conveyed to George
Geiger, by James II. Blckle and wife. go,
FERNS OF SALs.-So much Of the purchase
money in hand as will defray the expenses of sale
and the balance payable in equal inslalments atslx,
twelve and eighteen months from the day OF sale,
the purchaser or purchasers giving bonds with ap-
proved personal security for the deferred payments
and The legal title to be retained ultimate security
The Commissioners will give any information in
their possession to persons desiring to purchase.
BREEZE JOHNSON. co,,,rs
ROBERT P. KINNEY,
An,I II 1S50-4W
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SAMUEL f. CLARKE,
sTAUNToN VIRGINIA,

IIAS in Store and for sale, beautiful assortment
L of SADDLERY, as follows:--
spanish Saddles from $l5-up; Mems Plan do''
from $40 up Ladies' do, very nice and cheap
A beautiful article Of Skaters Chlneese f1ooa
do, very cheap and nice; Wagon Saddles, good
article, very cheap; Cart Saddles; Cart brfch,
ems Buggy and Carriage Harness, beautiful and
neat (; Wagon Brichen; Hipstraps; Back Bands;
Belly Bands; Head Halters; Neck Hallers !;
Indian Hemp Haliers; Prince Albert, Victoria,
Taylor, Calhoun and Oass Buckles; Bride fill
inc, from 62s cts. to 81 Draft Guitars; Buggy,
STAGE and Carriage Collars; Curled hair Scotch
Drat Collars Chain Dog Collars, with lock and
KEY; Bride bits from ~ cents to- So; Buckles
0fall kinds; Superior article Black Leather Var
nish Stirrups, very cheap and nice; Worsied
and Cotton Webbing; English Hog, skins. a
beautiful article Red Morocco Skins Gum f.
laslic Horse Whips; Ditto Wagdh Whips; A
Superior article Of Plated Raw-h;de Wagon
Whips; Leather covered Woodstock do; ,Leath
er Trunks; beautiful assortment OF Carpet
Bags Satchels, &C. Trunk Straps; Fly Brush
es; Ladies' Riding Whips Genilemen's Riding
Whips, from l2s cents up; beautiful assert
ment of Hack, Buggy and Carriage Whips, from
50 cents 10 So; Fine Whip Thongs; A beautl-
ful article of Leather recovered Bonnet Boxes, no
lady ought to be without one; Stage, Buggy and
Wagon Hames; Stage, Plough and Wagon
yn .rs y Chains: Saddle Trees Of all
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PUBLIC SlLE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.

4 WILL offer at public Auction on the premises,
on Saturday the 25ih Of May, if not sooner dis
posed of privately, Of which due notice VIII be CIV
en-, the tract of Land on which now reside. 1t
lies within six miles of Staunton, on Christians
Creek. and within one and halfmies oflhe line Of
the Virginia Central Railroad. The Farm CON on
ssts Of Two tracts, one of 800, the other of 13O
Acres. The larger tract is well improved, hay
inc upon il an excellant Frame dwelling house,
CRopping mill, Saw mill, Carding machine, Dis
tleiy; Barn, &C., with water power for any amount
of Machinery. About half Of this tract is cleared
and in good state of cultivation. The smaller
,rac. has about 30 ACRES cleared upon it, the
remainder is woods. This piece ofand, also, has
upon it splendid Mill seat. The two tracts Will
be sold separately or together to suit purchasers
This property is well worthy of The attention OF
purchasers, and am determined to sell, ard go
West.
CO TERMS, made known on the day Of sale.
GEORGE IMBODEN.
April 10, lS50.-tds.
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JOHN T. ARNALL,
SAM'L b. BROWN.
Waynesboro', April !, 1885,
NOTICE.


lNROM the above announcement it will he seea
4 that the undersigned, together with the Jun
ier partner have sold their entire interest in ths
Waynesboro' House, to Messrs. ARNALL s. Brown.
who succeed them in business, and Cor whom, he
bespeaks the patronage of the friends AMI patrons IL
the old concern.
He cannot permit the present opportunity to pass
without rendering to his numerous friends (whp
have patronized him literally for the last thirteen
years) his most sincere and heartfelt acknowledge
ments for their uniform kindness in sustaining him
throughout the whole of his business Operations
He retires from the Mercantile businessip Waynes-
boro, from no lack of patronage, but solely on ac-
count of his connexion with the House Of BEAzs-
LEY, BRowN & LYNN, Of Richmond, which seems
to demand his entire attention.
In order 10 correct a Misrepresentation that seems
10 exist in the minds Of many of his friends, as 70
his removing entirely to The City Of Richmond, he
will simply stale that he has no idea Of leaving the
County, and will only remain in the City during
the busy season, and will be pleased to attend 10
any business with which his friends may be pleas
ed to entrust him. A. LYNN.
Waynesboro', April 3, ls5O.-3l.-vind. copy
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

PURSUANT to decree Of the CIRCUIT Superb
l. or Court of Law and Chancery for Bath Coun-
ty. pronounced on the S0th day Of December, S44,
in two causes, viz:--one in which Robert Johnson
is Plaintiff, and Levi Sur5er, Charles Surber. Da--
Wis Hamilton, and Warwick Gatewood are Defend
ants, and One in which Warwick Gatewood is Plain
tiff, and Levi Surber, Charles Surber, and Davis
Hamilton are Defendants, shall on the 18th day
of May, 1850, (lhe same being Court-day,) be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and 2o'clOck.
p NJ, at the front door of The Court house of said
County Of Bath. proceed 10 sell the Lands in said
decree mentioned, to the highest bidder, upon the
terms and conditions following, to wit: One-lhird
Of the purchase money 10 be paid in six months.
onet third in twelve months and the remaining third
in eighteen months from the day of sale. the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security, and ?
lien retained upon the Land to secure The purchase
money. =
The Tract Of Land to be sold lies on Back
Creek, in Bath County. and is the same on which
the above named Levi Surber resides, and is val,
liable Tract of Land, containing by estimation 1876
Acres. A. STEPHENSON, Comm.
April 8, l850.-ids.
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STAJENTON WOOLLEN FACTORY,

THE proprietors having completed their buildinQs
and provided themselves with new machinery
Of the most approved construction, are now ready l.
manufacture, in the best manner, and on the short
est notice, the fabrics which are commonly used in
the country.
They will keep on hand good assortment q
Llnseys, Fuled cloths. Jeans, Kerseys, Casinetts
or oatInet's and Stocking yarn which they will cell
on moderate terms, or exchange for Wool at the
market value.
For the accommodation Of the farmers they viii
Manufacture such goods as may be desired apd fur
nish all the materials except the wool, or they will
card wool, spin yarn and full and dye cloths. 70
ceiving payment in wool or money, as the customer
may prefer. ,.,...
The prices for manufacturing when the company
furnish every thing but the wool, will be- as foowi
according to quality, viz:
For Lindseys from II to % cents.
- FnIled Clothes from % TO 80 cents.
" Jeans and Kerseys from 20 to 80 GENTS.
@. Cassnets and Sauinets from so to 45 cenil
The prices of carding the company furnishing
the oil in all cases will be six CENTS per pound pay
able in wool or cash on delivery of the rolls -,
Ten thousand pounds of Wool wanted immedi.
atey. ID. w. KENNEDY, Sup't.
BENJAMIN CRAWFORD, }
X Ma.r +. " y, s Rss.sas' P'opris''''.
April 3, 1850. -.
- Findicator, Stanton; Gazette and Star,
Lexington;I Register and Republican, Harrison
burg, copy at.
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BI II u Y.


DIED, in wayuesboro', on Friday night the 9Th inst
Mrs. MARTHA, wife of w. w King, Esq, in the 42d
year Of her age.
Mrs. X. to bed as we'll as usual, and walked up
her husband about IL O'Clock, complaining of being 50
-unwell that he Immediately repaired for Dr. Waddell
On the Doctors arrival in few minutes, she was in
the agonies Of DEATH and after breathing or twice
expired.
Her health had years since been feeble, but lat
tery she thought much better and this sudden Wis
taton has plunged her family aud large circle Of rela
tons in inconsoablc grief.
But while they bow with crushed and aching hearts
TO this fearful stroke, they permitted 70 indulge
we'll founded conviction that though she fell suddenly
vet il was safely. For many years consistent mcnl-
Der of the PRESBYTERIAN Church, her various relations
wife mother and mistress discharged with exem-
rlary propriey AS neighbor TO the poor her place
win hardly be filed. Gifted by nature with much en-
ergy and decision Of character, she performed dgcn
" the duties Of life. Through long OF deep at
Fiction and trial she has often testified to the presence
of her Saviour, and bore with exemplary ortude and
patience the ordcrngs Of His wisdom.
Let her surviving relatives, while consoliug them
selves with the precious hopes of the Gospel prepare
for passing, suddenly yet with JOY and triumph
through the valley and shadow Of death, by trusting
Him who is the Resurrection and the Life S.
o. Watchman aud Observer please copy.
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Jewc.Iry. Jewelry!
SPRING SUPPLY.

AT ONE DOOR WEST OF NJ. cUsHING's.
CyEORGE f. WRIGHT has just returned from
"a Philadelphia, with his Spring Stock Of
PATCHES. JEtVELRY, &c..
which will he sud lower than ever, and to width
he invites the attention Of his friends and the pub
lie generally. His stock consists of
Fine Gold Lerer .anchor and Eapine Watches;
Fine. Sitter Lerer, .4r,chor and Lapine Watch-
es;,.4n 'ercellent quality Of CLOCKS. Gold
Yest, Fob and Neck Chains; Gold Ear and
Finger Rings; Breast Pins; Gold and SLIDER
SpectaclesI;; Lockets; Gold cnd Situer Thin
bies Gold and Si|rer Pencils. Pens and Pen
Holders; Diamond Finger Rings; Bracelets
and Clasps; Cold ind Silrer Bell Slides J;
Studs; Keys; Siluer and Shell Gard Gases !;
Port .Nonaies; SiIrer Combs; Fans; 81 DER
TABLE, Dessert, Tea and Sat Spoons Rdsors J;
Scissors Sugar longs; Bftter, Fraa and
Pocket KnipeS Thermometers; .uagncts; NJ
ecroscopes; Spy Glasses Purses; Tooth Brush,
es'; Steel Beads Leads; Spectacle Cases; Steel
Pens; Burning Glasses; Pocket Compasses;
Peuunlery, &c., Sc.
IT, Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired
Sisunton, April 10, 1850.
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go K AUNERs.

YENIIE Board of Trustees Of the AUGUSTA FE-
Il MALE SEMINARY will proceed on Monday the
10Th Of May next, to elect Principal to take
charge of the Institution, from the commencement
of the next Session, viz September LIST, 1851
Possession Of the building may be had at any time
after the Is, Of July.
The Seminary is Incorporated by Act of the Leg
islatcre of Va, and has been in successful operation
since its foundation in 1912 The Board DESTROYS
orsl further charging its usefulness and perma-
nently establishing it as Seminary Of the highest
grade.
The ediice is new and commodious, and pleas
antly situated in the Town Of Staunlon.
II is proper to state that the Institution was es-
tabished under Presbyteria auspices and has de-
rived lis patronage largely, though by no means ex-
cusivey, from that quarter.
Communications addressed to the undersigned,
(pos, paid } will be duly attended TO.
By order Of the Board of Trustees,
WILLIAM FRAZIER, Sec'ry.
Staunton, April II, lS50.--3t. :,
grg- indicator and Mess, Stanton; Presby
terrain, Philadelphia and Intelligencer, Washing
ton copy three times, (the Inlegencer law in
the tri weekly paper and forward accounts to Spec
tailor Office
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-17

DISEASES Of THE LIvER.-Diseases Of the Liver are
becoming alarmingly frequent in the United States
Indeed there few formidable diseases which are not
connected in way other with deraneed state OF
that important organ. Many Of ihe complaints which
are usually classed under the head Of consumption have
their origin in the liver. "Any remedy which would
insure regularity and healthy action in the liver, would
be blessing mNnknd :" has been the exclamation OF
suffering thousands That remedy has been found il
is safe and sure When fair trial has been afforded to
it, il has never been known to fail
Reader have you any disease Of the liver, or disease
which you believe proceeds from hepatc arrangement
Lose not a moment, but purchase box ofDr Nj Lanes
Liver Pills. and they will restore you to health They
arc the only remedy yet discovercd whose use is
certain TO effect u cure.
E5- Sold Wholesale and Retail BY EsKEIoGE KIN
SEY Staunton-also By Druggists and dealers generally
throughout the Uaited States.
April H., 1850.
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TO TEE LADIES.
IT. n. GREEN

L.. ".
HAS Just received an elegant and fashionable as
Il sortment of DREss AND FANCY GOODS, en-
bracing in part the following articles, viz
Rich Dress Silks, Black Gro de Rhine, and Fig'd
Black do, Checked Plaid and Printed India
Wash do., Glace do, Changeable Silk Musllns,
Ia new article,) Satin Levantines, Satin Striped
and Plain Barages and Tissues, in all colors,
Corn colored Dress Goods, (several varieties, }
New Style French Lawns, (beautiful article
Embroidered Swiss Dress patterns, Fashioned
Linen Camhric Handkerchiets, at every price,
Plain do, Black and White Lace Deml Wells,
Barage do, French Worked Muslin Capes and
Collars, Lace do, Transferred Lace Cuffs and
Ribbon do, Rich Sashes, Neck Ribbons, Super
Black and Colured Kid, Silk, Lisle, Thread
and Riding Gloves, Black Silk Mitts. Belts in
every variety, Marcellanes, all colors, LIsle,
Thread Cambria and Muslin Edgngs and lnser-
tings, Bobbins. Braids, Ribbons, Trimmings,
Combs, Fans, Black and Fancy PaTasos, Large
size Black do, French Flowers and Bonnet
Tabs. -
ALSO-A beautiful assortment of Corn Colored
and Brown Linen Half CATERS and Morocco Slip
pers, In all colors, "a new artice,) Sc, Sc, &c.
Staunton, April IL, 1850.
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"A list of Letters

EMAINING in the Post Office at S,ahnton,
"a on the Is: of April, 1850. which if moi taken
out before the LIST Of July, will be sent to the Dead
letter Office.
AVN. A. Abraham, Ferdinand c. Altman,
Lewis f. Amiss.
R-Sam'l H. Bushoug, David Bell, j. s. Brown,
d. Butler, S. n. Bowers, Mr. Burkhardt, Angus
,ss Blau,h, NJ. A. T.. Brown, James Beaham, Will
liam Brown, Webster Brown, Mary j. Brown, j..
B. Brown
C-Sarah d. Couer, Jacob Curtis, Francis
Corby, Henry l.. Cupp, David S. Cowles, VIM.
p Cocks, Sarah Cushinbury John Carr.
D-Sarah Do,son, Lavinia Davis, John Donoho,
Enos Dull.
John B. Earle, Thomas Evans, John
b. FlenagaD. David Funkhouser.
E-Sam' G.. Hutchinson, Alanson Harris, Eliza
Herend David Hamburg, James ID, llening, Mr..
Hreckerbond, VIM Halves, Jacob T. Holmes, j.
w. Hedges, David G. Hogshead, Elizabeth Huff,
Ann Harris.
K-James w. Johnson, Dolly Kenny,
Magdalnah Keller, Charles Kemp
I,-Jacob Long, VIM. LIBERTY, Bolser Luz,
Andrew Eivick, Michael Livick, Hartman Lepe,
Nancy Lincoln.
M-James Moore, S. S. Miles, Sarah j. Nor
rison, John MiIlarky. Sarah B. Mary.
% s. p-LOusana Noles, Morgan Orndotf
Mrs Price, Jackson Par, James Pogue, Sam'l W.
Patterson, Andrew Pittman.
r & S-Phillipp Renhard, Peter Rowzer,
Samuel Snuff. VIM Slower, Simon Slower, Henry
W. Sprggs, Richardson SlaurI sen. George Srongh-
ton, Jacob ShreckhSe, Geo. w. Schweilzer, Mat
thew W. Strickland Philip Stepney.
T-Martha n. Tyler, Rines Tar,on, Jane e..
Thompson, John Templeton.
U. w & Y Carter Utz, Saml. Walker, John
A. Wilson, Lydia G. Wauzer, Samuel Yount.
n. Z. BROOKS, P. M.
Al fr 1okn %
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FHE LAST CHAyCE-NoW or NEVER!

WILL be offered for sale to the highest bidder,
w in Howardsville, Albemarle County, on
Tuesday the 7lh day of May, all the remaining
LOTS in that flouiishhg Town. They are very
valuable and are beautifully situated.
/ would say to those who may wish to pur-
chase either for their own use or for speculation,
now is your time as these Lots embrace the only
desirable building lots in the place; and ifthey
should fall into the hands Of spectators they could
not be had in that event withou: a large advance
Howardsvie is rapidly improving and will contln-
ue toimprove to an extent that would be difficult at
this time even to conjecture. Ii is true that How
adsvlle is small at this time, but recolect that the
first house was erected in 1885. The mighty oak
was once an acorn, the great and allpowerul Her
cuies was at one time an infant and slept IN his
cradle, and was handled on his mothers knee.
There is no pint on James River between Rich
nond and Lynchbufg, that can compare to the SIT
uat6n Of Howardsvlle for the conveniency OF trade
and or the extent and fertility Of lis back country.
Tie eiteibrising company Of Col. Alexander Filz
patrick, have made, SO far as they have gone, a
most excellent Turnpike road from Howardsvllle
on West, which is designed TO tap that garden
spot called the Valley of Virginia, at Greenvllle, in
the County Of Augusta. When thisroad is finish
ed and the others which will intersect the main stem,
the treasure ofan immense country will be poured
into lhe lap Of Howardsville.
Man has tried at several points on James River
TO raise up places Of business and trade, but has fail
ed simply because he was opposing or forcing nature.
How unlike HowardsvlIe, where nature assists
and smiles on the efforts Of man. Thus fostered
and sustained, Howardsville is obliged TO be the
pride and glory of this part Of our good old Com
manwsalfh
THE terms Of sale are one half in six months, the
balance In six months thereafter. Deeds convey
inc undisputed titles will be rendered on the final
payment. WIN. IL. CARlEf.
April II, 1S5O-tds.
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APRIL ~. 1850.
BRECKENRIDGE'S OLD STAND.
90 w u d BROOK
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK,


almost every variety Of GOODS, both
Staple and Fancy, and to which they respectfully
invite the attention Of their friends and the public.
Their assortment is very large and complete, con-
sis,ing in part of the following =
FOR LADIES,
Rich Figured Black Silks from Is. Cd. to So pei
yard, Plain Black and Striped do, Plain and
Figured Fancy do, very handsome. Beautiful
assortment Foulard Silks, all colors, Plain and
Plaid do, Rich Brochade Tissues and Bereges,
Solid Tissues and Bereges, Pink, Blue, and
Green, Mode colored and Black do, Fine French
Ginghams, Solid Buff, Bite and Pink do, Solid
and Plaid Linen Lusres, Linen Bereges. from
IL to 80 cents per yard, English, French and A.
merican Lawns, from 10 TO SO cents per yard,
Plain and Embroidered Muslins for party dresses
Mouslin de LANES, Sd solid do, Pink, Blue and
Green. particularly suited for Spring dresses, 3,
Blue and Green do, all wool, Buff do, all wool
Alpaccas of every grade, large and we'll select
ed stock of French, English and American Prints,
Black and Second Mourning do, Rich Embroid.
cred White, Scarlet, Green, and Corn colored
Grape Shawls from 10 to SIS, Black Silk do.
Fine Satin Striped Berege do, Black and Second
Mourning do, a few Rich and fashionable Sum-
mer Visites and Sacks. beautifully Embridered
9.4 Black Lace, very superior, for Visies and
Shawls, Lace Capes, Collars and Cuffs, Kid
Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves, Black and white
Ciitdb Srd Silk Hose, &C., Sc, Bonhets and
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Rockbridge Land for Sale.

WILL be offered to the highest bidder at aus
w lion. on Wednesday. the LIST day Of May
next, if fair. If not fair on the next fair day, my
TRACT OF LAND, lying and being in the
County of Rockbrdge, adjoining the lands Of WIZ
liam Thompson, David Greenlee and Others, and
within three miles of the james River Canal, and
the same distance from the Natural Bridge, COM
tanning 312 Acres, about $50 of.whch are well
timbered and The remainder in good state of cuti-
walton, under good fencing and well watered there
being never failing spring of Limestone water near
ments are good three story Log Dwelling and
Kitchen, (Weather- buard,) large Log Barn and
Stables, and all necessary out houses. There are
ome;imolhy meadow on tho Farm. laqd more could
be easily made, )and any quantity of Limestone Rock
of the very best quality for burning lime, icing an
excellent opportunity for any person wishing to en-
gage in the lime business. Persons wishing 10
view the Land, can find me at any time on NE
premises. -. 81,
Terms made known on the day Of sale. or on spr
plcation 10 me. Possession. given on the first sf
September. JAMES A. NILSoNs
March 20, ls50.-tds. Il.
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Tavern Stand for Rent.

+ WISH to rent my Tavern Establishment at the
Il Warm Springs, Bath Court house. The Build
ings are of Brick large and spacious, calculated to
accommodate about forty persons and Slablesge for
fifty Horses. There is adjoining the premises
good garden. H., IVA. I.
Acres of Meadow, four Acres of pasturage, and the
privilege of getting frewood off my Land, all close
at hand. will furnish portion of the Furniture,
such as Beds, Tables Chairs, large Cooking stove,
Sc. am Disposed TO rent on very reasonable
terms, for one or more years, and the prospec, tor
doing fair business is very good: presume that
any person disposed to rent would come and see
the property, and obtain all ME information no could
and Judge for himself. The earlier the better, TOR
several reasons. GEORGE MAYSE.
April 10. lS50.-tf
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NOTICE.

,l,HE subscriber having determined to leave for
l. California. would respectfully return his SIN;
cere thanks 10 The citizens Of Augusta for the hb,
eraI patronage extended him in the CLocE bus!T
NESS His place will hereafter be supplied by hls
brother, WIN. F.. Greene. who has for several years
been engaged in this business; and whom he can
confidently recommend as thorough and practical
workman, ably qualified TO do business IN success
fnl and satisfactory manner. He Will commence
with the first Of April. Persons deslrous Of having
rood time, will do well to continue their sdbscrp7
lions TO him. Other citizens who may desire the
services of Mr.. Greene in his business will please
give notice to the subscribers residing i1 their inn
mediate vicinity. .. 5. w. GREENE.
March 27, IS50.-6t.