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RocKBRIDGE LAND FOR SALE

i WISH 10 sell The Farm on which now reeidss
situated about five miles West Of Lexington, %
Union run, adjoining the Lands Of the Rev. A. d.
Davidson and others, containing. about 9el A.
ores. One-half of this Land is cleared and in /
good state Of cultivation the remaining half 10 COW.
cred with timber of the best quality. The Land y
well watered, having some fourteen Springs dr.
tributed over it and two bold streams Of wat3
running through IT,. Every field is supplied With
fine spring water. The DWELLING HOUSE
is large and cornmodious new Log Building with
all the requisite outhouses, together with two com.
Portable tenants houses on the place. There 10 .
fine never failing spring willing 40 or so yards Of
the house. The Barn is new Log Building &c
by SO, and has fine large stables connected with i!
There is good young Orchard Of choice Apples
on the place, and also great variety Of other fruit
This place being situated convenient to the lows
of Lexington enjoys the advantage ofa good mar
ket, for the sale of produce and fine timber on IT,
will offer this land at public auction on Friday
the 5th of April next or will sell it privately to any
one between now and that time. Terms : 500 10
hand and the balance in three equal annual install
ment / will offer for sale on the same day qua.
tity of Personal Property. consisting Of Househoif
and Kitchen Furniture, Horses. Cattle, SIC.
:, MICHAEL P. KAHLk.
March 20, IS5O.-tds.
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Rockbridse Land for Sale.

WILL be offered to the highest bidder At sss-'
W tion, on Wednesday, the LIST day Of May
next, it. fair, # not fair on the next fair day, my
TRACT OF LAND, lying and being in The
County of Rockbrjdge, adjoining the lands Of VIII.
liam Thompson, David Greenles and others, and
within three miles Of the James River Canal, end
the same distance. from the Natural Bridge. eoa-
tanning 3A2 Acres, about $50 ofwhich are wei
tmbered and The remainder in agood state Of cuti-
walton, under good fencing and well watered, thess
being never falling spring of limestone water meas
The dwelling. A good Orchard. III. itaprovt
ments are good three, story Log Dwelling ~
Kitchen, weather board,) large Log Barn n
Stables, and all necessary out houses There fs
some timothy meadow on the Farm .land more cold
be easily pade )and any quantity Of Limestone Roek
of the very best quality for burning lime, being ~
excellent opportunity for any person wishing to en-
gage in the lime business. Persons wishing 70
view the Land, can find me ct any time on -
premises. -,
plication 10 me. Possession given on the frs. 4
September. JAMES A. WlLooN.
March 20, l650.-tds.
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O BIT U a r z.

DIED, at the residence Of her son. n-l law, Mr. Geo
W. Campbell, in this place, on Tuesday morning aSt'
Mrs REsEccA EAeoN, consort of the late Sampson
Eagon, in the 74,h year oil her age
DIED on the evening of the 25th ult., at the Warm
Springs, Bath County, Mrs SARAH SHIELDS, wife OF
William w. Shields, Esq, leaving dsconsolate hus-
Is devoted friends TO lament her death. Mrs. s. had
been for many years a member of the Presbyterian
Church She was lady offcryen piety and great hu.
mity and BY her walk and conversation gave evidence
of he sincerity Of her profession Kind and aectonate
in her feelings ever ready 10 manifest it when necessa-
ry BY her attention to the sich and afflicted She pos
scssed that Charity which sufereth long and is Kind
which thnketh no evil" She lived the, life Of the
righteous and her latter end was peace. Mrs. ). was
in the enioymen Of her usual health was seated at the
table and had finished her evening meal, when slight
coughing commenced and continued about an hour and
hail. when she expired without much pain or suffering
in any manner Only ways are not as your ways, saith
the Lord and all are kindly admohshed, "be ye also
ready" A FRIEND.
DIED. on the 18th ult.. at the house Of Mr. James
Tate, Greenfilc the 18th OF her age Miss
MARTHA JASErTA ALLEN, daughter oil Mr.. William
Allen, Of Pocahcntas County. Her disease was Con-
sumption, the first symptoms Of which appeared In No
yember. She was exceedingly srniabe and much below
ed BY her friends, but - -,
';How loved, how honored once, aYas thee not;
TO whom related or by whom bcgot )
heap of dust alone remains Of thee;
IT'S all thou art and all that king, shall be-
DIED. of Paralysis, in Port Republic, Rockingham
County ON Thursday evening last, Mr.. JosEPH TRour
aged about 65 years. A large family and numerous
friends mourn the deceasc ofa most estmabls citizen.
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NOTICE.

T,HE subscriber having determined to leave for
L California, would respectfully return his sim
cere thanks to the citizens Of Augusta, for the lib
era patronage extended TO him in the CLoqk Bust
NESS His place will hereafter Be supplied by his
brother, VIM. E. Greene, who has for sev4 years
been engaged in this business and whoA he can
confidently recommend as thorough and'practical
workman, ably qualified to do business in success
full and satisfactory manner. He will commeppfe
with the first Of April. Persons DESTROYS Of hayi}g
good time, will do we'll to continue their subscFp-
liuns to him., Other citizens who may desire the
services of Mr.. Greene in his business will please
give notice to the subscribers residing in their i'm
mediate vicinity. =, s. w. GREENE.
March 81, IS50.-6t.
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Yo Editeiiso Of Newspapers in tSsU. 5. and Europe.

WE are DESTROYS Of procuring correct List Of
w all The Institutions for the Deaf and Dumb,
and Of the Blind, in this and other countries, and
we ask the favor Of Editors in the vicinity OF such
Institutions TO give this notice one or two insertions
To Principals Of Institutions for the Deaf,
and DUMB and for the BLIND.
We are preparing Tabular, view of Institutions
for the Deaf and Dumb, and for the Blind, in thi
and other countries, and would esteem it favor il
Principals ofsuch institutions would furnish US with
the following statistics, to wit
LIST Name Of the Institutions.
2nd Whete located.
3rd When founded.
4th How supported. ,..,
5th Name of the Principal,
9th Number and Names illustrators.
7lh Usual Number Of Pupils.
9Th Age of Admission.
9th How long they Remain at School.
10th What Mechanical branches are taught.
llih Remarks, sc. = ~,
These Statistics will be published in "1hc Deaf
Mute" semi monthly Paper printed by the Pupils
.of tho "Norh Carolina Institution for the Deafand
Dumb" and the number containing it, will be sent
to all Institutions who furnish with the inorma-
ton desired; and also 20 all Editors who insert this
notice, and send copy Of their Paper (marked) to
this Office.
Eay- Communications should be addressed to
William D. Cooke, Principal Of The North Caro-
lima Institution for The Deaf and Dumb, Raleigh,
~ c., United States of .4nerica.
March 81 1880
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-03

| A SAFE MEDlClNE.-Thc use of tho Brssdrt<A
Pill: can in no case do injury, because they srs
made those herbs and roots which experience has u
iy proved always harmonic with the human body.-
The omission of purgng with them in cases Of seE ses
is often the Of long attack, often ending osIy -
How important it il that this eoune should be ss,.
.ued-t will only be the surest means Of restsras
but it will in great measure prevent the rscurrssss
OF Unconstitutional maladies; il will surely weaken the
maigpy of the attacks and in time robust health
| AS with all valuable medicines the Brandreth Pih
have been shamefay counterfetcd but have succeed.
ed in having executed TpaEE LABELS land which are
appended to each box) Of such intrinsic work -
to bid defiance TO- all future imitsars Now however,
ken verbatim and used Dy all the medicine mousen 4
the day. who merely take my name out and insert the
name oftheir medicine the place of Brandreth Pilh
occupied in the advertisement thus stolen from me-
Time will prove how these speculative genslemea ser
NV Friends may rest satisfied that shall. so long -
nv life and energies permitted me, by an ovrrv-
ling Providence, attend personally 10 the Braadreth Pill
and that those properties which have thus far rendered
them SO popular, will be still continued unimpared:
B. BRANDRETH. M d.
The, Brandreth Pills are sold by one sgent in every
place Of importance throughout the world. each agent
having certificate fageucy from DR.. Bran6reh. havs
lug fac SMILES Of labels the Brandrcth Pill boxes
sraved thereon.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITss
The genuine Brandreth Pills can be obtoined q
the following places:
VIM, Kyle, Stanton; W. w King. Wsysesbs-
rough; WIN H. Bell, Churchvile; P. A. Hciskeii.
Lebanon W Sulphur Springs; J. r. Cyrele. Per
nas.us; H. Mcsscrsmith, MI. Scion; T. M.upis.
Mt Sidney; Jas. M. Stout, New Hope; D. + W.
Whtmore Mt. Meridian; B.. F.. Graham, Greea'
ville j. S. Guy ,peerfeld; McGufin, &Ce., Mid.
way; Col. w. Fl. Allen, Green Valley, Bath Co..
John U Dickinson, Nillborough SPRING.. David O.
Wise. Warm Springs, Henry Miller, Cedar
Creek; w, VI. Douglas, Mt. Scion: Hobbs < Tay.
lor, Valley Mills; w. M. Dudley, Jenniag, Gap.
March Of, 1850 Pm.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-03

THE LIVER CoMpLAINr.-Dr M'Lane, the inventor
of the best remedy for that fearful disease which has
ever been offered the public thus describes the symp-
toms which Indicate dsordered state Of that importan!
organ: .., , =.
'.Syntt0as Of a diseased Lirer.-Pain in the right
side under the edge Of the ribs increase on
Sometimes the pain is on the left side. The patient is
rarely able TO lie the left side. Sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and il frequently ex
tends to the top fthe shoulder and sometimes mista-
ken for rheumatism in the arm. The stomach Is at
feced with loss of appetite and sckness-the bowels in
general cOsve, sometimes alternate with lax The
head is troubled with PAIN accompanied with dull
heavy sensation in the back part. There is generally
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied with pain
full sensation Of having left undone something which
ought to have been done. slight dry cough some
times an attendant The patient complains OF WEAKNESS
and debity-he is easily startcdhs feet cold or
burning, aud he complains Of pricky sensation ofthe
skin. His spirits are low and although he is satisfied
that exercise would be beneficial to him, yet he can
scarcely summon up orttuds enough to try it. In fact
he distrusts every remedy" ..
Have you any all Of these symptoms? Call and
purchase a box Of Dr. NJ Lanes Pills.
0rs- Sold Wholesale and Retail by EsKRIoeE & RtN-
SEY Stauntonalso by Druggists and dealers generally
throughout the United States.
April 3, 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-03

The annals of medical science, sffordng as they do
simple proof Of the power and value Of many medicinal
agents. have furnished examples 10 compare with the
salu,ary effects produced by "AYRE'S CHERRY PEG.
TORAL."
The remarkable Of diseases Of the Lungs which
have been realized by its USE attested they by
many prominent professors and physicians in this and
foreign lands, should encourage the afflicted TO perse-
we're with the strong hath use othe "Cher-
ry PICTORIAL will relieve and ultimately cure them.
Wepresent to the public unsolicited testimonials from
some Of the first in our country, upon whose JudS
ment and experience implicit confidence may bep!aced'
DR.. PERKINS, President Vermont Medical COL
lege, OF the learned and intelligent physicians
in the country, considers it composition Of rare ex
cellence for the of that formidable disease, Con-
sumption" =
DrJ C. Ayer-Dear Sir Agreeable 10 the request
Of your agent, we will cheerfully state what we have
known Of the effects OF your CHERRY PICTORIAL,
and they have been astonishing indeed. Mrs Beisey
Streeter had been afflicted with severe and relentless
cough, which reduced her very low; so low that little
hope could be entertained Of her recovery. Numerous
remedies had been tried without effect, before the Cher
ry Pectoral. And that has cured her. George Wat
kinson, ESQ., had to our knowledge been afflicted with
Asthma, for eeUen years. and grown yearly worse, un-
and he is as free from any Of its symptoms We
The Rev Mark Dane had been so severely attacked
with the Bronchitis disable him from his duties,
aud nothing had afforded him relief until MIR. Thorn
ing) carried him bottle Of your Pectora which cured
him once, and he oicates usual in his place.
These three of the in which We have known
il successful but never to fail We have great pleasure
in certifying TO these facts and respected sir your
humble servants. REV. DAVID THORNING.
HON JOSEPH BATTLES.
Among the distinguished authorities who have given
their names TO recommend CHERRY PICTORIAL, as the
best remedy that is known for the Affections Of the
Lungs, are "The London Lancet canadian Journal
of Mcdical Science "Boston Medical aud Surgical
Journal charleston Is c. Medical Review" IN.
Jersey Medical Reporter" Prof. Webster, Harvard
College, Prof Bartlett, Pennsylvania University of
Medicine President Perkins, Vermont Medical College,
DR.. Valentine Mott, New York City, Parker Cleave-
land, Bow din College, Prof. Butterfed, Willoughby
College. Ohio, Prof Braithwaite, Leeds ENG Medi.
cal School, Sir Richard Kane Queens College ireland,
Prof. Rosenbaum, Leipsic. L
The public have bat 10 know the virtues and .'toni.h-
ing success Of the CHERRY PECTORAL,"in curing
diseases Of the Lungs when they will feel secure from
these dangers, whenever this remedy can be obtained
Prepared by J c. AVER, Chemist, Lowell Massachu-
Sets and for sale by EsxRIpoE & kinney, Druggists,
Staunton, Virginia
April g. 1850.
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NEW FIRM IN wAYNEsBoRo'.

vTNHE undersigned respectfully inform the citi-
Il zens Of Waynesboro' and the surrounding
country, that they have purchased Of Messrs. LYNN,
BRowK s. BEAzELEY, their entire stock Of Goods,
and will continue the Mercantile Business at rhe
Old Stand under The style and firm of JOHN Il.
ARNaLL S, Co. They will in few days receive
their Spring supplies, which will render their as
sorlment complete, embracing very general varie-
ty of Dry Goods, Groceries, Eard,oare, Queens
ioare, Hats, Gaps, Boots, Shoes, &C., al! OF which
will be sold on accommodating terms. They very
respectfully solicit call from their friends and the
public generally. k
SAM'L B. BROWN.
Waynesboro', April /, 1865.
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Nj r RIED

On the 2sih of Feb, BY the Rev. Francis Mcfarland,
Mr.. GEoaoE W. McCLuRE, to Miss MARGARET F.
HumPHasYs, daughter of Mr.. A. Finley Humphreys.
all of this County. -.
On the 2lst ut, by the Rev. VIM Erwin, Mr. Ell
DoYLE, Of Highland County, to Miss MARY, daughter
of Mr. John Curry, of Bath County, Rocky Run Hotel.
Love all defying! Love who sees
No charms in trophies won with ease,
Whose rarest. dearest fruits OF bliss,
Are pluckcd on dangers precipice.
Boder than they who dare not dive
For pearls but when the seas al rest,
Love in the tempest most alive,
bath ever held that pearl the best.
co. Vindicator and Messenger requested to copy.
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The Baltimore weekly American,
coMpEspiUM OF NEWS AND PRICES CURRENT.

rTNDER the above title the Editors Of the American
u have commenced the publication Of a Weekly Pa
per- to be issued every Saturday morning in time to be
despatched by the earliest mails The pages Of its am.
pie sheet will contain all the ofthe week; sclco.
tions of useful entertaining and literary characters and
also the FULL complete and reliable Review Of the Bati.
more market published in the daily and 'weely Amer
lean II will take rank among the very largest weekly
papers and in the CT its thirty columns will
be found as much reading matter as will fill air-sized
duodecino volume. The design is 10 make It an accept
TO be accessible TO ALL The terms Of subscription to
.sThe Baltimore Weekly american arc as follow:
One copy, per annum. -. " w w
Three copies, when directed to one address, 90
Six copies, do do do - OO
Ten copies, do do do Is OO
Twenty COPIES, do $, do do "a 90
Payable invariably in advance. and the paper in no
case continued beyond the time for which it paid.
March 81, 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-03
FRENCH AND ITALIAN.

DRoF. BLANKY, laie of the College Of s..
L James, will give Instructions in French, ltai-
ian and Music (Piano, Violin, Flute. &C., j.
RErERENcEs-Davis A. Kayser, Esq, AleI's
Hall, ESQ.,, DR.. F. I. Stribliug. and Rev. Il. y.
80 Rooms ., the Virginia Hotel.
Siaunton, March 6, l850.--lm. Ans
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SWIFT q JUSTICE,
Merchant Tail0rs,

No. l79, CHESTNUT, STREEr, PHIA!.
GALL especial attention to their House.-It il staAt
u ted next door below the American Hotel, and they
are prepared to execute all orders in their line in the
most approved and fashionable style They invite South
ern and Western Merchants TO give them call at Ne.
l7a, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
March 20, IS60-6m.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-03

ESROM the above announcement it will be seen
Il that The undersigned, together with the Jun
ior partner have sold their entire interest in the
Wayae,boru' House, to Messrs ARNALL s. BRowN,
who succeed them in business, and for whom, he
bespeaks the patronage Of the friends and patrons OF
the old concern.
He cannot permit the present OPPORTUNITY to pass
without rendering to his numerous friends (who
have patonized him so literally for the last thirteen
years) his most sincere and heartfelt ackno%ledg-
mens for their uniform kindness in sustaining him
throughout the whole Of his business operations
He relires from the Mercantile business in Waynes-
boro from no lack Of patronage, but solely On &C
count Of his connection with the House of BEAzE-
LEY, BRowN & LYNN, of Richmond, which seems
to demand his entire attention.
In order TO correct msapprehenson that seems
10 exist in the minds Of many of his friends, as to
his removing entirely to the City of Richmond, he
will simply state 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 to
any business with which his friends may be pleas
ed to entrust him. A. LYNN.
WaynesborO', April 8, ls5o.-3l.-vind. copy
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TO THE PUBLIC.

rUNHE subscriber would respectfully announce to
the public, that he viii continue the business
heretofore conducted by his father, in all its vari-
Gus branches, and hopes by strict attention, fail
dealing and desire TO please all, to merit contin,
uance Of The liberal patronage SO long continued 10
the house. e. NJ. CUSHING, Agent.
Stanton, March l3, 1850.
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NOTICE.

raNHERE will be a.meeting Of the StockholdeS.
Of the Junction Valley Turnpike Company.
on the 9Th day of April, 1850, at the Court
in the Town Of Lexington.
" ~ JAMES G. PAXTON, PRESS
Function Valley Turnpike Company
March Is, lS50.-4t.
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April list, 1850.
BREcKENRIDGE's OLD STAND.
COWNE g. BROOKE,

4 RE now receiving their usually large stock Of
IN SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, a fur
Their notice Of which will be given next week.
They have selected them with great care as TO
beauty, quality and cheapness. and hope TO offer
many inducements 10 their friends and The public
who have heretofore bestowed upon them so large
a share Of patronage, and hope in future to merit
the same. They respectfully ask a call frsm all.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-03
stolen

EROM the subscriber. near Midway, Augusta
IL County, on the night of the 18th ult.. large
SORREL WORK HORSE. Tros rough-no
marks recplleced except dark spot on one Of his
hips. Any information respecting the Horse will
be thankfully received. ,D A-
April 8, 1865.
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AGENTS.

o. w. S. FERrio, Esq. Of Huntersville, Pocahon-
las County is an authorized agent for the Spectator
OJ- Mr.. T. G. STOUT, Of New Hope, is an author
lied agent for the Spectator.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-03
Peter Heiskell's heirs, &c.,-Plaintifs,

Peter Heiskell's Elk 'ors, &c.,-Defendants.
'INHE Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry held for Augusta County. on the 7th day
Of December, 1919, decreed that the Defendants,
Alexander ST. Clair Heiskel and Porerfeld A.
Heiskell, Executors OF Peter Heiskell, decd. do
render an account of their administration on his Es
tate, before one of the Master Commissioners OF
this Court, who is required TO examine, state, set
lie and report the same, together with any matters
specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself, &c.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-03
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
TCHE Training Of The Officers of the 93td Regi-
l. iment, V. NJ. will lake place in Slaunton, on
the 9TH 9Th and 9Th of May. commencing at o.
clock, A. NJ. Tie Regimenlal Muster for the same
will be held al Middlebruok. On the 18th Of May.
BY order of The Coloneb 80. a.,
w. B. McCHESNEY, Adj't.
April 3, 1880.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-03
"Reminiscences Notice.

7 HAVE appointed Friday the 9Th ofApril next,
for taking the accounts above directed, on which
day the Executors are required to attend at my o.
flee in Staunton, prepared to render the same.
]. N. HENDREN, NJ. Comm.
March II, ls5O.-3t.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND, March 80, 1850.
BrrF-Seale Weiglt-S2 80 a So. Mafke, amply
supplied. 80. =.
Hoas-S4 rs a SIS nett; market dull. :.
NIUrroSs-$ So so 81 nett as in quality, o.,
BARRYMORE, March 80, 1885,
BEEr-Scale Weight SO 81 25.
Hoos-$5 S 5 80, no demand
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BOOKS /! BOOKS /!

DoBERT COWAN has just received Neel &
IL Chapsal's French Grammar, End American
Edition; Wizards Abridged History of the United
States, new and enlarged edition; Natural Philos-
ophy, for beginners; Grammar Of Arithmetic, BY
Charles Davies. =,
Staunton, March 81, 1850.
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Selling off at Cost and Carriage for Cash
A LOT offne Engravings, handsomely framed,
"A also about 40 Reams Wrapping Paper.
ROBERT COWAN.
Staunton, March 81, 1850.
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DEATH OF MIR. CALHOUN,

The Hon. JOHN c. CALHOUN died at his lodg-
ings in Washington City, at little after O'Clock,
on Sunday morning last.
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SULP. MORPHINE, Quiuine, ChlOfoform
~ Slrychuine. Cassia, Lump Magnesia, Blue
Smats, Pure Ground Ginger; Judkins Ointment.
Lamp Chimneys, &C., just received and foy sale BY
T.. BERKELEY.
staunton, Feb. 90, 1850.
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ATTENTION CAVALRY!

'ENHE troop of Cavalry attached 10 the 32nd Reg,
will parade at Waynesboru', on The LIST Saiur-
day in April. at II o'clock. full attendance is
desirable as several officers will be elected.
SAM'L H. STEELE, o. S.
April 8. 1850
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Garden Tools.

Garden Tools.
i il assortment Of the above, consisting Of Rakes,
"A Spades, Hoes, Trowes, &c., Of various kinds
and qualities, Just received and for sale by
GEORGE K. PRICE,
Hardware Dealer.
Stanton, March 81, 1856.