Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


A PPOINTMENTS FOR TRAINING THE
"A OFFICERS OF REGIMENTS composing the
18th Brigade Va Militia. 32nd 93rd and 160h Reg
iments at Staunton Augusta, will commence on Mon.
day. April 25th.
9Th and Hath Regiments at Lexin gton. Rockbridge
will commence on Tuesday. May the Srd.
Regiment at CoyIngton, Allegheny, will commence
Wednesday, May llth.
slst Regiment at Bath Court House will commence
Wednesday, May the 18TH
The general Musters will take place as follows.
s2nd Regiment on Thursday April 2sth.
iSoth Saturday s sosh.
at the muster grounds to be designated respectively
by the commandants of Regiments in the County Of
Augusta. 9Th Regiment on Friday, May the 9th, the
Hath Regiment on Saturday May the 6th at the Mus
ter grounds to be designated respectively by the com.
mandants of Regiments in the County of Rockbrdge.
Regiment on Saturday May the l4th at the Muster
grounds at Covfngton, Allegheny Co.
slst Regiment on Saturday May 2lst at the muster
grounds at Bath Court House.
BY command of
GEN. WIN. q. HARMAN,
April 10, 49, 18th Brigade of Va. Militia.
ITO TIE FARMERS OF THE VALLEY.
i We notice that Mr.. Thornton Berry is warning
the farmers to beware of all Hinge and Cenredraught
machines. We would like to know if he counts him
self judge. We don't consider a man a Judge of
such machinery as be has reference TO this time s
ter using thrsshing machine two seasons and wear
it out and he would hardly be capable to put up one
of his if he had hand that is more experienced
than he is himself And another thing we see that
Mr. Berry is Requesting of men to give certificates
that is no more ftten than he is himself and if Mr.
Berry can't get certificates of no other than those
whose judgments are but drop in the ocean, be had
better have none We have no doubt Mr. Berry with
his profession y get along in this country with his
certificates, but he would hardly want these cert6.
90 there with such certificates we pity those who
have to follow after,
Yours truly, &C.,
April 10, 1s5s-1mo.*
GO6 REWARD.--CATCH THE THIEF
DZC Was stolen from the subscriber living ON
Smoky Row, Augusta County, on Monday night, 4th
inst, large sorrsl HORSE with white face, ore
hind foot white about leH hands high. rides well,
and is about 10 years old He also took nearly new
Shaftsr SADDLE quilted all over; good fair leather
bridle-snafie bit, and good saddle blsnket-red.-
The horse has scruf the front part of the hind
feet resembling scratches. will give the above re-
ward for the apprehension Of the thief together with
the horse and rigging should the thief have let the
horse 90 BY getting his ride out, will give suitable
compensation to any who has or will take upIthe
horse and take good of him return him to me
or inform me where he is so that get him. ANY
one taking up said horse, will either return him to
me or inform me by letter Staunon Immediately of
kindly.
April 10, 1s5s-M' WIN. H. BELL.
GALES MADE RECENTLY BY JAMES
y THOMAS, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Cary
Street, opposite Columbian Hotel. Richmond Va:
Flour, Super. for Mr. ]. R. Sterrett Rockbridge $7L
20 bills for Mr. J. Kelso, ROckbridge. ...E
IA Mrs. N. E. Poague, RocEbridge 81
Pack. Butter for Messrs d. F. / j. N. Lewis,
Augusta. .....:.............. .25@2SRD
Il Dbl. "H A. Goodlow, Goshen. .25Sft
/ Firkin u. Alexander, Augusta. .22Stb
Keg ~. NJ King, CraigsvilIe,. .252b
Dried Fruit for Messrs. B. F. l. j. Lewis. .sl.s7
] Keg Lard for H. g. Guthrie Augusta, 121Sgfb
6Bags Flax Seed for A. s. Lara, Goshen w E.45
2 Glover Seed for ]. NJ. Bratton Bath 80 so
Flour S7@7.25, slow at latter price. Dried Fruit
declined to $l.50@1,75,
Richmond, April 10. 1859.
MIDDLE RIVER FARM
Y FOR SALE.-0n Wednesday the LIST day of
Juns next will offer for sale publicly on the premf-
,es, the valuable TRACT OF LAND on which Ireside.