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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-25
October a2d. 1899.

! October 22d, 1882
This Is yeiy encouraging To breeders TO patfaaiza
Whale-~ihs oldest colts being f,enl few iadifai-
ent mares as he arrived too iate 10 tnale + i1l
season. The above was prepared by Dr.. MERIT
from the English lournas and other authentic sour.
ces. See what the Spit Of tie Zines fass of
Feb. 90 1871: " We would direct attention 10 tEs
advertisement ofimparled Wisie--.he vas ssiia-
sushed performer the Eagilsh f1rf, and Ee,,.
tlemsa OF the first distinction among Our Tailmer,
has assured US that he esteemed amonr The 70.
eng world in EGG land, 10 his knowledge az zoe OF
The 'psediost. rtoutes', and eamest hofsfs 10 he
, Kingdom, and that he was The horse relied upen tv
the English when the match against time was tall.
| ed Of to run miles with Euglish weights. ii lsss
time Than Eclipse and Henry made Long Is.agd.'
TERMS AND PRIVILEGES GRANTED.
Whale viii stand this season. which will end tic
Isl ol.July, al my stable > miles east Of Berryae
Cla'ke county, Va. at $50 the season, to be paId
on or before the % day Of july next, and SO III.
snrance, 20 be paid as soon as the mare il known
70 be in foal. Parting with the mare, or irregular
attendance at The stand, fUfieits the insurarce--
Aud 81 10 the groom, 10 be sent with the mare
This is fine grass county, aud nastuiage viii
be furnished o. so cents per week. bet ] will nor
he atAuuiable loy accidents OF escapes Ever, a..
lrn'ion shall be paid to mores end mares and ci..
and preeapton used 10 prevent eitber. Gsntlenea
wishing their mares I'D Oh g,aia, will give wfirsn
directions that effect. Il shall Be done as cheap
as possible
By let,er or conversation with me, gentlemen can
ascertain upon What conditions hall bred and coarse
mares can come at $50 the season, and $50 insur-
snce.
gentleman putting mares OF his own, will be
entitled to one of thetI gratis e company putting
6 msres, and each one being accountable for oil,
will be entitled to one Ok them gralis. When gen
emen send their mares, they must write upon what
erms they will put thcn. Mares put last year by
the season, and failing mas he insnred this year
the season price Il their accounts we're paid Up by
| the Cd of Jaly, 1870 Mares put This year by tbs
season. and failing, may be insured next year 10
any horse then Standing my stable AZ the piice Of
The season Of such arse, IL their accounts for this
year shall be settled al the expiration of this
.or. No mare will be entitled 10 these privileges
and advantages unless the tfrnas are strictly com
4 piled with JOSIAH VIM. WARE.
Rerryviile. Clarke "a We, March 10, 1871.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-25
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March 25. 1941.
, 1841-05-15

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, 1841-05-15
THE SUNBEAM.

FINDER this name, a new weekly paper has been
commenced in Hartford, Con-, to be continued
SO long as the public will sustain It.
We have chosen for the name Of our journal rsth-
er a ~poetical oue-and strange enough TO those who
are buried in d dungeons and mines; but to the inhabi'
tants of the clear upper air, a familiar essence, shI-
ming into the hearts of some who else would die oil
~figidity. Strange, also, tn a class, whose condition
we propose to discuss-namely, the inmates Of our
factories, TO whom the pleasant light Of heaven comes
but seldom to cheer their laborious tasks.
We design, also, to touch on the banking system,
and portray some Of its enormities hitherto sunefed
to pass almost in silence. We must let in a little
light upon the modern dynaitie., and study their I'M
quities by the bla,e Of the "SuNsEAA,'' instead oil
tallow candles and corporation wax. VIII the peo-
pie never know their rights, and knowing dare nam.
tain themi This is what we want to find out;-and
for the purpose OF a free and fair discussion oil the
TRUTH, we i,,ue these proposals. TO the bold and free'
who have the heart to reason the matter with u.s.
and TO all indeed who arc not afraid Of &c ting burnt
with a "SUNBEAh."
The "SuNsEAm" will be a political, but not u par
tizan paper,-und will shed suci, light as may be gi'
ven US, on principles and measures Of public policy
without reference TO sect., or parties mr. in'''r'an"'''
the cause. which have produced such fearful Inc
qualities in the social condition will be fearle''ly ex-
auined aud discussed. We .hall not fail to ask OF
the bloated sri.,ocracy Of the lnnd-and in a manner
too that shall be heard-who and what made you
more wealthy, and as a consequence, more powerful,
than the scores or perhaps hundred, of poor men, NO.
men, and children, who toll but to live, and live but
to toll for your ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We recognize in
the whole human family a common Brotherhood
.'Are we not children of one Fathert"--and with the
immortal JEFFERSON, "we have sworn upon the altar
OF God, eternal hostility to every form of tyranny
OVER the mind Of man"
Il the di.cus.ion of whatever may tend TO the So
cial, moral. or political elevation Of The many. and
to the utter Destruction of every species Of privilege
enj pyrd by tie fec. will make our paper valuable
and interesting to The many. it will he 'u.fained. II
not, we shall find our reward in the reflection that
We have not neglected our duty in behalf Of oppress-
ed and down trodhrn humanity.
The "SrNnrsM" is published every Saturday. Mt
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iei., or other. who will forward u. 5 shall receive
five r"ries-S2, eleven cUpie, fUr the ahov- lr"cth
81 TIM. MaIch ~.
, 1841-05-15
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

AIOTICk. ishereby given that the undersigned hal
II taken out letters Of Administration on the es-
tate Of Lewis Edwards, decd, from the Clerk of the
County Court, Of Warren County--bearing date the
9th Of February, A.. D. ls4l; all persons, therefore
who have any clain,u rainst the estate Of said deceased
are required to exhibit the same duly authenticated 70
allowance, within one year from the date Of said let
tiers, or they may be precluded from having any bene
ct of said estate, and il such claims are not present.
ed within three years they will be forever barred.
THOMAS LEIPER, Adm.
Mach n 1SdI-3f-
, 1841-05-15
NOTICE.

II FILTERS Of administration have been granted TO
the undersigned, BY the Clerk Of the County
Court of Warren County, on the Estate Of Adolphus
Shaberg deceased, which letters bear date the 18th day
of April, A. u. ls4l. All persons having claims
against said Estate. are requested to sIhibi. them for
allowance to me within one year after the date Of said
letters or they may DO precluded from any benefit Of
said Estate. and if such claims be not exhibits within
three years from the date Of said letters they shall be
forever barred.
WILLIAM DREMEzER, Admir-.
April "a, 1S4l.-at.
, 1841-05-15
Tue THOROUGHBRED HORSE
SIR WII,NI\G ON

1 grand son Of Old Snurier, il five years oil
~ rhi- srrin- full - hand. 2inche. high. without
4 l.rmI.h ~ either eve, sound IN every particular
VII .t.ul the p.C-rut srlsnu ut the stab'r nj VI. u
Eri."n > miles west at I.nui-rnn,. Pike Couutp No
n"'' w'il hr let % marc. at 81 the .rn.nn, md 81
I"srr'uc" &" he pail when the fact IL asccrt,ined or
o." m"tr parted with. Season money will de due
21ih 81 Drr-mh"r next. P;.iurac- for mares cnn
hr Esh graft. It The nhuyc stand No liability fnr
ncriirnt-, hut rrrRt care will he taken to prevent
i'"m. VI. u. Edison.
Anil ~. I-iI.-2t.
, 1841-05-15
FINAL.

THE undersigned administrator Of the es
l. tate of Alexander McCardie, decd. late
Of Pike county. Mo-. hereby gives notice t,
all concerned, or IN any way interested in
said estate. that tire undersigned administra.
tor will make a final settlement of the said
estate at tho next May Term Of the coun.
" court OF said county.
SUSAN McCARDlE, idmr'x.
March eth. l84I.--3t
, 1841-05-15
STATE OF MISSOURI
County of Pike. O.


In the County Court Of the term of February, to
wit, on the 4th day Of FEBRUARY. ls4l.
IA MSA Z. FERGUSON. Administrator of the
- estate Of Creed r.. Ferguson, deceased, come,
aud hirs IN CONT his petition for the sale of real e..
tate lar the ia. mrnt of debts, ar Of so much thereof
~ may he found nccr..ary TO sell therefor, which ,aid
petition - accompanied by an account of hi, said ad-
minisiration, n list of the debts due TO and BY ..rd
deceased, remaining unpaid, and an inventory of the
real estate Of said deceased, and OF the remaining
personal estate with its appraised value. and Of all
other assets in his hands, the whole verified by his
oath: And, theIeupon, on motion of said Ans. p.
: ferguson, administration rs aforesaid. II is odered
by the court, that all persons interested in said estate
be notified that a petition nath been fled as afore,aid
accompanied by the lists, inventories and accounts
required by law, and that unless cause to the contra
~ be 'hewn Oh the first day OF the next May term Of
Tins CONT, an order will then be made for the sale of
The real estate of mid deceased in said petition men,
TONED. or of so much thereof as shall be found neces-
say To complete the payment of the outstsnding
debts which remain unpaid for want Of personal as
sets. Aud II Is ordered that such notice be given by
a pnolIention. in some newspaper printed in thi, state,
Ut n cory Of this order, for six weeks succe,iyely,
before the neat Term Of the court. a true copy from
the record.
~ In testimony whereof, ! ave hereunto set
SEAL my hand and affixed the seal Of said
I SCourt, at Office thi. 4fh day of March,
~lsll. NJ. J. MOVES, Clerk.
, 1841-05-15

Books, Blank Checks,
Pamphlets, Deeds, mortgages
CircuIars, /" Notes, and
Cards of ALI kinds, /" Bills OF EXchang.
Ladins, Shcrin's,
Horse, and , BILLS. CLERKS, ana BLASAs"
Hand Justices
FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
WILDE done e,peditiously on reasonable ternsa q: the
SALT RTYER OFFICE
, 1841-05-15
TOBACCO! T'OB1CCOu

IUNIiE subscriber would inform the Tpbacco grower,
l. of Tia, and the adjoining countie., that he vii
give the hi=he.t each prices for Tobacco delivered il
good order To him ut hi. mandatory in the town Of
Prainr,IIlc lie constantly keeps nn hand also,
mar ufariuTtd t,bacco of the best quality which he
will sell on accommodating terms at whnlesal- or re.
tail. GEORGE W. THCRMOND.
Marcel l3--fm
, 1841-05-15
NOTICE.

TINE Undersigned would propose to run his Geld.
Il ing Roebuck, over any track in5the county of
Pike, Mo, one thousand yards for the sum Of Five
Hundred Dollars, against any horse mare or gelding
in said county, according to the rules of racing
Feb 27-6t. W. GIBSON.
, 1841-05-15
A OF MISSOURI,)

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF PIKE.
In the Circuit Court, Of the Term of March, 4.
wit; ON the 18th day Of March, le4I.
Noah BrAsnsr' Plaintiff Petition in debt,
JOHN Boo1ar, D~efsndant.( by Attachment,
A nd now at this day comes the said Plant.
IA if by A. H. BUcxNER, ESQ.,, his attorney
and it appearing to the satisfaction of tn
court, that the said Defendant is not a res;.
dent OF, or residing within this State. land
he cannot be summoned); Therefore on
motion of the said Plaintiff by his said Al.
torney, 1t is ordered that the said Defendant
be notified that an action of debt hath been
commenced against him by the said Plaintiff.
and that al attachment hath been issued
against his estate; for the sum Of twenty.on
dollars and seventy eight cents, (besides in
terest and cost,) directed to the Sheriff of
SAID county OF Pike, who hath attached all
the right, title and interest of said Defend.
ant, of, in and 70 the following real estate. to
wit: the North West quarter of section six
in township fifty three north, of range one
west, and the North East quarter OF sec.
ton one in township fifty three north o.
range two west, in said county of Pike, az
appears by his return endorsed on said writ:
and that unless YOU the said defendant shall
enter your appearance herein at the next
term of our said Circuit Court, which will be
begun and held at the Courthouse in Bow.
within and for our said county
of Pike. on the fourth monday of June next.
and on or before the third day of said Tenn.
plead TO the said Plaintiffs action, Judgment
will be rendered against you by default. and
the property attached as aforesaid, sold to
satisfy The same. And it is further ordered
by the court. that a copy Of this order, be
published for four week successfully, in some
newspaper printed in this State, the last in.
sertion to be at least thirty days before the
commencement of the next term of this
court. until which said term this cause is
continued. A true copy Of the record.
~ In testimony whereof /, M. ].
( seal. : Noyes, Clerk, have hereunto set
~ my hand and affixed the seal of
said count. at office. this 18th day of March,
IN the year Of our Lord. 134I.
NJ. j. Moves. Clerk.
, 1841-05-15
NOTICE THIS.
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NorirE is hcrrh, given. that the under i.ned
" has obtained ir ia a." CIrik at the Comfy
mt al - { hare r"u,il. litter 81 A,imini-tufin
i."r he : tate ~ hrxr- Nuii Trorl.cd, brarius
= l." 81" p. d. f .tru-',. INII. All I,r.ous ha,
a. 'i.'n'- ng~rn-i sd r-iair. are requested 10 rNhih.
- 'h"m. u" ""r wear tom the date al aid letter. for
"ii"" i""'. a., it may he pIrcinhri iInu ANY, rrrfi
"i >aih "-i'i'; ,"i IT su, Il cIIim- are MT presented
~iih:n IiTrr wac fun the hn'e of said letters. they
"a willie frelpT barred.
JOHN ID CLARE Admir-
Nr'rh 12--it
, 1841-05-15
ADMINS IRATID,

NY1flCE. / h,"by gwen " nr ua,ie. sr-u.tl
asS la taken nnt Irrirr- at Administration an th.
"-II'r at Fr.ucI' rhr;afr,ro rlrcrasrrI from th. Pike
'rnniy C"u't. hrann: date the luth nf March Isl
All irT-'n. .IL,r''"rr. ~h..irHyr hry claims against the
= tate ~ saui .ircrH>rti. hr urqInch 4" exhibit tie
same duly authenticated for ali"nancc, within uur
gear i.Itn the 'iaie ui aid IettrTs, or they may he
pr-cinird if"'n narins any IenrIt nf said estate. and
il such claims are not presented within three year
iLey will be fuIeveI barred.
TIMOTHY FORD, Adm'r.
March 1871, Is4l-3t.
, 1841-05-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE l., hereby given, that the under,
! SiynrdhaS obtained from the Clerk "i the
County Court of Audrain county. letters al
administration upon the Estate of William
Still, deceased. dated February the Cd. 1871.
All persons indebted IL sad estate. are re.
que-rcd TO make immediate payments, and
all persons having claims agains, said estate
are requested 10 exhibit them properly al,
lhcn,icaied within one year from the date 81
SAID letters. or they may I've %precluded iron
having any benefit al said estate. and if sucI
claims are not presented within three years
they will be iorr yer barred.
ANDREW STILL, Admir-.
April 81. lG4I.-3r.
, 1841-05-15
TRUSTEES SALE.

10y virtue of 9 deed of Trus, to me Executed BY
- Thos. Palmer. for tho benefit Of w. & d Smith.
ana 70. ] will sell 10 the highest bidder in The Town Of
fayncsvile. on III 22d of Nav next for cash in hand.
The following Described property. situated in said Town
lvrr:i Block No. : containing & Lots. also 4 Lott in
Bloc& No. 5 Lots No. &c 81 IS 80 and %. in Block
No. .. Lot 10. in Block No 9. Lots No. IS 50 and
IN Block No. 9, also FIVE acre, Of Land adjoining said
! own, on the Easi-also one tract of land lying on
the waters Of Big md Little Ramsey Creeks. Described
no follows the n. w. fra ciionsl quarter OF section Is.
Township 81 North of Range ! East Of tho 5h orinei-
pal meridian containing ISL 3 3 acres.
A. FORGEY. Trustees.
April %. lS4l,-G
, 1841-05-15
y OF G. |;

MOTTO f..
4 LII creditors and others interested in tho Estate
~ nf Jac.b ). Stephenson deceased. are hereby no.
titled that intend To- make n final settlement Of tho
accounts Of said Estn'e 6, at tho next Term Of The Coun.
ty Court Of Warren County Mo-, TO DO begun and held
at the Court House in said county. on the Sd Monday
o. next May.
THOMAS WILLIAMS, Adm'r.
April24, lS4l,-4t.
, 1841-05-15
MOTT E.

NUTICE.
A LII persons Indebted 10 the estate of Bcnj. Bur.
IA bridge deceased, are earnestly requested TO
come forward and paw their debts, for no further
'ndulgepce will be given.
JAMES Chiffon, Admit.
Apr ! I'd. 1eiI--4t.
, 1841-05-15
MORE NEW FOODS!

oObS
CA MPBELL & CRANE,
HAVE just received IN additional supply
OF Dry Goods. Consisting of staple and
! 'ncv articles. groceries queensware. saddle
~. &c. &c.
We have Il general assortment, of Drugs
and Medicines. including = variety Of patent
and other preparations. Tut up in a manner
suitable inr firmly Use: such rs
BiiemanS drops. G"diir,'s cordial,
Hive Syrup for colds and Coughs.
ParagnrIc and I.audanum,
Soda Powders. Norm medicines.
Lees Pills. castor aud sweet OIL in small
bottles;
Spirits Turpenrinc. oil spike.
Spirits NIire. sails magncSin. sill pcire:
and m short. almost every article ever needed
in s,cknrSs.
Dec. 5. !84O.
, 1841-05-15
i"RorGH-EEFD AND WILL KNOWN HoasK
Santa Anna.

tNJ ILL. stand the present season at the Stable of
w ENGLISH aud HUFFakD. on Sugar Greek
ia Pike County. on the Read leading fnm I oui.iaDs
u" rn!my ra. aud II mile. from the former pIac..
lie wilI'rr'r mares at s. tie season. ard $40 To in
sure. Fer further particulars - Hand Bill.
WIN. r. WATSON.
April II st.
, 1841-05-15
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

March 6, 1S4I.-3t.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
IRON sTORE.
TREDEGAR IRON

TUE subscribers the only agents OF Measrs. Deane 4
Cunnlnghams la Richmond for the sale OF tho DaI Iron
rom the edegsr Rolling INLAND Forge take pleasure In
ohcrng TO their friends and the public generally Ill va.
nous ihcse extensive In
doing they feel the entire confidence (rcstng upon
the evidence OF almost all the prime In This
eyl that they offer good article be procured
from any similar establishment In the Union.
The sizes produce Of which we shall keen ron
stanty on hand good assortment follows, viz Roup.i
inch ?" W" "'" ISL"
Fh-ltLltlL u H. lLH,2 81 q, 3, ~, "a, inch Of
any desired thickness. Arrangements now In PRO.
gress by the propretors for making Hoop Band Iron
with other extra sizes which will be in readiness In few
weeks, after which We shall be able any demand
likely Co occur inths market
ENGLISH, swEpEs, ULSTER AND COUNTRY IRON
~ tons VI English Swcdcs Ulster and Counry einbrao
Ing an assortment Of every variety Of size, Of which kind
We shall "a heretofore continue To keep alargo aud
supply.
Rand, boz and hoop Iron
Mould Boards and plough Plates
Crow Bars ami Nail Rods
STEEL,
American Dlisiered
English DO
German and Cast steei
Spring Steel for Gigs and Carriages.
The highest price will be given Tor &C nm Iron
au WORKMAN. McGRUDER & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

Az Important Substitute for CdioDsL
mEpTopTeiors Of this article, Keeping in the fact
that awsc and benevolent Being has plac within tho
reach OF all remedies adapted the diseases incident to
othe diseases Of the south and wes based upon
ghnc or functional arrangement the liver
attention to those articles which espt cialy on
the hillary organs.
AiteT long, aborous and expensive research they lave
ecded ia extracting substance from the TOM ATO
organs, ;hcy have denomnacd RspafiHe. IL is me yn,
that viii produce all the bcuehc ll results CaolusL ia
hCih acute and chronic diseases without the possibility of
producing tie dcetcrous Consequences ~ that
article Its action upon the constitution universal no
part OF the system escaping its influence. II however,
power - particularly manifested; hence il IS peculiarly
adapted L. the treatment OF bilious other dis.
eases 10 which atorpGiiy or congestion OF the liver an
portal circle prevail.
II Is admissible IN all where Il is necessary to
cleanse the stomach and bowels Il obsrueiiuu
and chces aquick and healthy action oftke liver aud
gandular yisccTa OF the abdomen. Being diusble
spcraiion, produces Tree circulation vessels on
the surface O: she body accompanied 10y gentle
ration hdoes no. cNhaust like drastic pug eth IL
uon - more universal and may olten be repeated nos
merely with safety, but with benefit. THIS bee
indspensably necessary IN Of long Standing
them intense temporary Impressions made by strong
cnes, seldom fever do good but tend TO nuTe te sta.
nina OF the constitution.
is cleansing and purifying the system; acts Ia per-
feet harmony with the known laws ofiic, aud unuht-
edy Of the most valuable articles offered pub
lie TRIAL and inspection.
For convenience is form into three sro
ie and arefe Tho yellow pills tonic sasHlan aud
dinpkoTeitc. For sale wbnes,llr and retail, ly
ALEXANDER DUvAL,
Sc ~ Agent for Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
1900 pocrnn 4 ,na..

FSr As rshV and esse Of Preeidsafis sad Preiar.~.
Uferf, by srferndf pressure.
ry'fftr apparatus by broad, eoh, elastic
pa the whole Of the Aypax asf.fsss aud the
IL 50 eonirved operate ohlquey upwards AID back.
wards. The effect OF this pad 10 10 give the weakened
lower portion OF the abdominal musceA congcnai sup.
port which the same time that dminishss their Il.
Dor, stimulates ihem by the well known power OF me-
ehanical pressure upon the muscular tissue Co perma
rcut renewal Of their vgor
reduces the discnIed AypoEasfriHs and BY a.. d.,
reciion upwards and backwards, directly relieves the
pelvic IRON the unnatural OF down.
ward ofces, thus when the apparatus II carefully and
properly hcd the peculiar OF the patient invs.
riably affords the immediate immunity from the ds.
ressing "dIasaing and bearing down sensations whlr
accompany nearly all cases Of viseera displae emens
aud its skul apple alton IL always followed by an early
confession OF radical relief from the patient.
supply OF the above Instruments Just received al.
rect from the pacnec aud for sale az hia prices by
kNnER