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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-19
"ANCE'S SARSAPARILLA,v VEGETABLE
H or Blood Pills, for the promotion Of Health
and the publication Of the Blood.
Whaf is LifeAThe Blood.

! What is LJe?-The Blood.
When the blood becomes impure or imperfectly
circulated, gives rise to the following diseases:
Liver Complaint.
When the blood Gin an impure state) in uavers-
ing the body deposites its impurities on the liver t
gives rise to liver complaint, the principal symp
toms Of which are bilious hue Of the skin; with
dull, heavy, and wandering pains about the right
side shoulder and beck--by loss Of appetite in
digestion, occasional fevers, difficulty in breathing
extreme debility and many times with CoUeH,
resembling CoSsumYTIoS. This disease has long
been amongst the most uncertain objects Of medi-
cal SKILL and, being nearly allied to pulmonary con-
sumption, 10 very difficult Of cure, owing also to
the uncertainty which attends the use Of medicines
in this disease. it is generally allowed take i;s
own course unmolested. A few boxes Of Hsnce's
Ssrssparlls Pills, taken to purify the blood and
purge away the impurities, will in all cases give
immediate relief.
Cufaneous Diseases,
By the term is meant diseases of the skin, which
always arise from some arrangement OF tho blood,
thereby causing eruptions, pimples. blotches, and
excessive heat ofthe blood accompanied by a vio-
lent itching ofthe skin. Hances Sarsspsrilla Pills,
If taken according to the directions for purifying
Singing in the Ears.
When impurities from the blood become deposit
ed the drum Of the ear, causes peculiar .ound
in the head, commonly known as singing in tho
ears" A few boxes OF Hance's Sarssparilla Pills
will cure the most obstinate cases.
Dimness Of Vision or Sight
IL oecasioned by the impurities existing in the blood
becoming deposited around the eyeballs.
Headache and Singing Of tie Head.
These diseases are caused oy impure dispositions
of the blood settling on the b,sa. Hsnce's Sarsa>
psrs Pills will in all cases effect radical euro.
ONE WORD OF CAUTION.
Always ask for HAscE's PMS, and purchase Of
none but those advertised as agents, and If eonvs-
nient, call and see the proprietor himself Price
25 cents per box for Hsnce's Genuine Pills.
For sale by VIM. H. HESLETlNE g. CO..
and Geo. w. Robbins, HsdgesvilIe.
July 4, l844--ly
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One Word of Caution /:

Always ask for HANCE'S PILLS, and purchase
Of none but those advertised agents, and ifcon-
venient, call and see the proprietor himself.
For sale BY Seth s. Hsnce, corner Of Charles and
Pratt sts., Baltimore. w. H. Hesletine g. CO.. Mar
tinsburg, and Geo. w. Robbins, Hedeesyille
Price IS CITE. per box, for Hsnse's Genuine Pills,
or S for 81.
Nov. IA, 1874,
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NIRGINIA:-In the Circuit Superior Court of
v Law and Chaucery for Berkeley County,
Matthew Jones and Elizabeth his wife, and iona.
than Burns and Nancy his wife, ph6s.
against
William Small and Margaret his wife, John VIII.
Hanson, Lewis Winebrenner and Mary his wife,
James Williamson, Levi Williamson and Will
liam Williamson, children of William William
son, decd; Leonard Williamson, John holland
and Mary holland, . daush liter and her trustees,
William Williamson and Charles Hewett, Ss-
rah Margaret Thofnburg. Morgan Thornburg and
Isaac Thornburg, children of Thomas Thorn
burg and Sarah his wife. decd, Caleb Burns and
Sydney his wife, William Summers and John
Summers and Martha Jane Summers, children
OF said William Summers and Susan his wife who
is dead; Jacob Williamson and Margaret Will
Hanson the widow, and Jacob vandoren, dhs.
IN CHANCERY.
COmmissioaers Office, Martinsburg,
May 29th, ls45.
The parties to the above suit will please to take
notice that | will attend at my Office, in Martins.
burg, on the 30th day Of June nezt for the pur.
pose Of making up Report in the above case, at
which time and place Mathew Jones, the Admin
istrator with the Will annexed of the said John
Williamson, decd. will produce before me all his
necessary vouchers and other papers, for settle
ment OF his administration account and any other
evidence that may be required which will enable
him TO make such report as the Court requires in
this case. SEAMAN GARARD,
May ~, i845-5w Comr
VIRGlNlA:-ln the County Court of Berke-
Y ley, May term, ls45,
Christian Tabler, plT.
Nathan c. Young, Catherine Young and Newton
Huntsberry, dts.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Nathan c. Young not having
entered bic appearance and given security accord
ing to law and the rules of the Court, and it APP
pesring to the Court that he is not an ini,abiant
Of this Common wealth, IL is Ordered that the said
defendant do appear here on the second Monday
in August, l845, and answer the bill of the plain
tiff: and that this order be Published in the Mar.
tinsburg Gazette fot two months SUCCESSFULLY, and
posted at the front door of the Court House OF this
County.
A Copy-Teste,
HARRISON WAITE. c. q. c.
May %, 1845-2m
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Wines. Rrandies. &c,

HAVE just received and always keep on hanC
IL a general stock of PURE LIQUORS, for me.
dicnal and other uses. now have Brandies from
81 to "a per gallon; Wines from rs cents to Sc
Wbskeys from 80 cts. to IS per gallon. Person,
sending children or servants, may rely on Away,
receiving pure article. have with care obtain
ed lately Port, Madeira, Lisbon, and Sweet Wines
that maybe safely recommended.
June 90 JNO. JAMESON.
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HANcE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF HoAR.

WAsHIFOIUFI JHH' 20. WIT
To Seth s. Hance--Desr SiIS-Having been Of
Hicted with severe pain in tho breast, wn per.
suaded BY friend to make trial Of your COMPOUND
Syrup. and purchased two bottles Of Mr.. Robert
keyworth, and am happy TO ssy they ee,s.,n'y
relieved me. Yours, SAML. EVANS.
Price so cents per bottle. For sale BY WIN. -.
HESLETINE & CO., Msrsinsburg, and Geo w.
Robbins, Hedgesville. July 4. ls4A-y
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CATTIN STOCKS & CRAvATS-A hand.
~ some article, just received and for sale by
d. f. SHIPLEY.
April - Opposite U. S. Hotel.
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MASoNEO,

LODGE. No. III, will cee-
Il brate the approaching Anniversary OF ST. John
the Baptist. at Smithfed on the 24th Of Jane next
to which they cordially invite all the Lodges with
all Brethren in good standing to participate in the
festivities of the day. An Grafton will be delivered
by distinguished Brother.
The Procession will move from the Hall at II
o'clock, precisely.
GEO. D. WILTSHIRE,
VANCE BELL,
S. L. MINGHINE, Comm.
J. w. GRANTHAM, Of
RICHARD MCCLURE, Arranx,
GEORGE MURPHY,
JOHN F. SMITH,
Smitbfeld, May 8, 1845.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

The improvements are . good
Dwelling House and Kitchen, large
and convenient Barn and extern
sivs Stabling. Dairy, Gransry.
Smoke House, Blacksmith Shop,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-19

SUPERIOR extra and No. White Lead, In
- whole and half kegs, for sale very low by
March 10 J. NJ, YOUNG,
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DIR. G. BENZ. SMITHS
Sugar-Coated
oImproved Indian Vegetable Pills.

Cannot be too cautious Of mineral medicines which
exert such all powerful influence upon the sys-
tenn as to supersede every thing else; shilling and
silencing both the disease and herself alto.
eether, and often constituting a greater and more
grieyous disease, which shall weish upon man
through life.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-10-22
LATEST FROM TEXAS.

The news from Texas and Mexico continues to
be of little interest The latest is from the New
Orleans Jcffersonian of the 10th instant. We
quote from that paper the following items:
"Things look more and more peaceful on the
frontier Mexican traders from all the principal
towns on the Rio Grande were daily coming in
TO Corpus Christi, and probabilities Of hostilities
were daily decreasing.
There is no confirmation of the news, as
stated by us yesterday, that the army was about
moving on the Rio Grande. The Weekly News
informs us that the dragons will go up the Nue.
ces for their winter quarters and perhaps some OF
at Corpus Christi.
"There are a number of vessels at Aransas,
from New York, Baltimore, New o. leans and
other ports of the United States.
Lumber is in great demand at Corpus Chris
Ii all sorts and kinds of merchandise find ready
sale. Potatoes are in great demand sweet .pota-
toes are worth 81 Is per busheL Arrangements
ara making at this place for the putting up of pub
lie buildings for the accommodations of strangers
and for making other permanent Improvements.
. I" There are at this time great many Mexican
horses and mules at Corpus Christi, and large
numbers are daily arriving.
"General Taylor has spies constantly ranging
the country to the Rio Grande and is promptly In
formed of every movement of any importance.
The Gulf squadron is now cruising to the
southwark, along the Mexicon coast IL
/" General Taylor has despatched Capt. Fulton,
of the dragoons, with about forty men, accompani-
ed by the Lieutenant of engineers, to examine the
country above, the west bank of the Nueces,
and on the Aqua Dulce, in order to select a sua-
bic place for the encampment Tke troops are in
excellent health and spirits. @ .e...t
Government has discharged from service the
several small Texas sloops and sehooners lately
employed in lightering, having taken measures to
purchase others" -
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-10-22
MARRIED..

In thisgCy, on Wednesday evening last, BY Rev. DR..
Mason, Rector OF Christ Church. Thomas D. Meares,
ESQ. of Wilmington, to Miss Jane, daughter of Hon.
James Fredell: 3. go ti't*
In this County on Thursday evening last, by The rev.
DruEy Lacy, ofthis City, Rufus w. E2monson, Esq. OF
Stantonsburg Edgecob county, Miss Caroline ,daug
ter of Ca. Hillory WiIdeL.
German Bernard ESQ. Attorney al law of Pitt county
to Miss Juliet, daughter of W. Gillian, ESQ.,, of Surry
CO., formerly ofColumba, s. C. -
Franklin, county, Va by Rev. s. S. Bryant on the
l4th inst Mr. James c. Anderson of Greensboro TO Miss
Zilah P. Sutherland. Of fFTankln, Va
InGroEnsbofo' Thursday evening last, by Rev. j. A.
Crater ,Dr. David P. Weir to Mrs. Susan Humphreys
In Anson County, the sOth ultimo. Mr.. William
McComb, or Meckepburg, to Miss Elizabeth Gorden of
Anson' ~ f'.f.-, 100 - .--'
In Anson county on 2d inst, DR.. C. C. Strickn, to
Miss, Susan s. daughter ofCol. E. NJ Sbley On same
evenipg, Major lanes Eason to- Miss Anekie Seago.
In Nash County. on the evening OF the Sth October,
Mr.. ID A. Kicks to Miss Francis Ann, daughter OF
Nathaniei Harrison Esq. all of said County.
Near Bennettsyille, S. C. on I'd inst Mr. Daniel Me-
Leod, formerly of Cumberland county, % Miss Mary
Spears. Of Marlboro district. ~ pig =
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-10-22
For the North Carolina Standard
THE REVIEW IN GRANVILLE.

Mr.. EDITOR As nothing has greater tendency
to excite the hospitality and strengthen the friend
ly feeling between distant PORTIONS of cIizens,
l have thought it well that such occasions our
general reviews, and their incidents, should be no.
liced in the public prints. The late muster in this
county afforded favorable opportunity to citi
zens for display of their friendly courtesy to-
wards strangers, and enabled them also to repay
in part debt which they owed to the gallant Off
of the good old chivalrous county Of Caswell.
Our review took place in Oxford on the 10th inst.
Gan unusually fine day,) and never did the militia
of Granville turn out stronger or appear 10 better
advantage. They had heard of the. military expe-
rience and soldierly qualities of their new Genera,
and were emuleus oG dong their duty in the hand
soonest style. Having been paraded at O'Clock
in the beautiful grove and lawn in front Of the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Thos. Lewis the Colonel Command
ant despatched the 6ne volunteer companies Of
Captains Webb and Moore, and the beautiful ca
valry company Of Capt Allen, to escort the Gene
raj and his staff TO the field. Gen. William Lee
with his aids, Ma jOrs Lee and Graves, accompa !;
MED by Gen. VIM. S. McClanahan Of this place,
(who attended Gen. Lee by invitation, were soon
upon their high-mettled steeds and made most
brilliant and imposing appearance. Those who
are better acquainted with these things than the
writer, speak in high terms of the military qualities
of Gen. Lee and all know that he and his staff are
gentlemen of the old sehoo-frank, generous and
manly. 1t should be stated that during the re-
view Capt. Allen obtained leave of absence for
himself and company, and marching down the
lawn made q most vigorous and wel-sustalned at
tack on certain refreshments furnished by Mr..
HeTndon. After demolshing the enemy, they gall
loped back 10 the feld and the review being over,
the whole militia were put in motion, and to the
sound Of martial music, with banners flying, march.
ed down the main street Of Oxford. Every win
dow and balcony and door was filed with the sweet
faces Of the dviner sex, and the gallant Generals
and their staff had TO sustain withering and pro-
longed fire from successive batteries of flashing
eyes. When they got opposite the new and sPten-
did mansion of Mr.. r. N. Hern6on, from the top
of which were towering score of flags, the ere
was awful for his house was literally covered with
at least hundred "sharp-sheotvrs." & he officers
swords were instantly bent forward, in token, l
presume, of surrender; and one company (Capt.
Webb's Grays" run their bayonets in their caps
Colonel Gan excellent man. though unfortunately
a bachelor and therefore nameless) performed The
same ceremony with his chapeau and sword, to the
great amusement of the ladies and'ths by-standers
After the review, Gen. Lee and staff, all the Off
GERS Of the county, and sundry other good fellows,
assembled atthe elegant and hosPi,able mansion
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-10-22
aR rave E.VEI.v.r 8

- AT RALEIGH. 49, S
'1V0yfheT,s Mail, daily Due 4. m. Closes I-2 a.
m. Rail Road. Il
southern. daily except Sunday. Due 10 m. Clos
GreeasborOWgh, tri-weeky. Due Monday. Wednes
day and Saturday at a. M, and closes Sunday. we'd
nesday and Friday at p. m. Four-horse Stages.
PtftsborOugh, twice a week. Due Saturday and
Wednesday at 7P. m, closes Monday and Thu
at 10 a. m. Two-horse hacks.
VetO6e71r, tr-weekly. Due Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at p. m, and closes Sunday Tuesday and
Thursday at p. m. Four-horse Stages. !.
5Gr6Orougd. tr-weekly: Due Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 10 m, and closes Sunday Tuesday and
Thursday at a. m. Two horse Stage.
Ror6Or6ugh, once week. Due every Friday at . a.
m.' and closes every Friday at 10 a. m. Horse Mail
Hayeoood, once week. Due every Monday at D.
m'' and closes every Friday at 10 a. Horse Mail
NOTE Letters to be in time for the Mail should be
put IN the Office IS minutes before the hour for clos
Letter postage five cents for letter not exceeding
nat an ounce in weight for any distance not exceeding
SOo miles. and ten cents any greater disanceevery
hall ounce or fractional part of half ounce is charged
as single letter.
Oct 1S45. ... a. 662-ff
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of Gen. Me- Cianahan, where most important and
arduous duty awaited them. Having stimulated
thems TO the proper point by the good liquors
so aDundanty provided, they were ushered into a
large apartment WHERE they were met by a most
imposing array of roast pig and beef lamb and
mutton, bacon and turkey, sfanked by hundred
other sayory yiands, too numerobs TO mention.
The madam being commander-in-chiefo on this oc-
there was hard fighting indeed. Suffice il to saw
eVerK man aeauitled himself in most soldier-like
manner, and left the Generals with most elevated
notions Of Hospitality and the taste and rnanage
ment of his IadY.-,.1-v - II
So ended our general muster-and so may they
all end; showing as they Go the strength and cour-
age of nation Of freemen, difIusing kind and So
cIal feeling. and. drawing closer the frater6al
chords which bind togeher the hearts of the citi-
zens ef this glorious old: Commonwealth i~.a-
Oct. ,l7lh, 1915. SPECTATOR
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-10-22
PIANO FORTES. &c.

* AINES, RICHES s. CO., Book-sELLERs AND
" SrATIoNERs, Sycamore street, Petersburg, "a
have recently received and intend keeping constantly
for sale Piano Fortes from the following popular manu-
factories Wis Chickering's, and wilkins, and New
halls, of Boston; H. Worcesters late of the firm of
Stodart, Worcester s. Durham,) Mum & Clarks, and
Nunns s. Fischer's, of New York all which of su
perior finish, touch and tone and at greatly reduced
prices. written guarantee will accompany every in
strument, il desired by purchasers. f--...sss
They also keep extensive assortment of school and
other Books Stationery Music and musical Instruments
other than Pianos, and every other article usually kept
in similar establishments. e.
Orders from their country friends viii be puncually
filled, upon very low terms.
Petersburg, Sept 1, 1645 553-1y.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-10-22
THE MORMON DIFFICULTIES.

We perceive from letter to the Missouri Re
publican, dated October I'd, that it has been deter
mined by the anti-Mormons of Illinois 10 permit
the Mormons to remain in that State until next
Spring, when they will be required to leave, never
again to return The war has ceased, or was to
have ceased, with the promulgation of this order
but it is not known to what region of the Contin-
ent this prosecuted and unfortunate people will
go. California is said to be the place of their des-
tination but this does not seem to suitthe cores
pondent Of the Republican. He advises them to
/" go and hang themselves" -
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-10-22
DIED.

In this city, on Monday evening last, George Washing
tor Sged between and6 years. Mr.. Seawe Little
In this county, Friday night last, Mrs. Elizabeth
House, aged about 81 years She had been member
of the Baptist Church for about forty years. and possess
ed an unblemished character. She born in Octo.
ber married in October baptized in October and died
in October in the full hope ofs blissfu Immortality
-. Com
Athis residence, near Nashville, N. G. on Sunday
nj 18th instant, Capt George Cooper in the 6ls
year ibis age Capt. Cooper was plain gentleman of
the old SCHOOL much beloved by all who knewn him in
life and though full age and virtue, will be deeply de-
piored by his numerous friends, relatives, and acquan
tonces - ,'..>--. s-As-- - = - zS' Com
In Greensboro on the 18th, after long and wasting
Illness Mary Lewis, daughter of Mr. NchoasW illiams,
of SurEy.
In Lexington, Davidson county, on the 18th instant,
FRANKLIN g. Hargraye, aged about 81 years.
Il Roleson county ON the SOth September last Mr. Ma
thanel Museivhits aged nearly 81. He soldier
the Revolution and the last but one in Robson county
InaH Hertford. Perquimors, of sEIemmorrhage of the
stomach. very suddenly, Charles R Kinney, Esq
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-10-22
-< NEW FIRM.
And New Goods still COmins!

INHE subscribers take occasion announce TO their
friends and the public generally, tAat having gone
cup:ed by Il. A. Badham s. Co. one door below VIII
llams Haywood Co. they have hand and are con-
stal Try receiving large and excellent supplies of Sta
pie and Fancy
Dry Goods,
Together with Hats, Shoes, and Boots and Shoes for
Ladies, which they offer at cheap cash on
short credit to puncual dealers Their stock is such
that they wlfbe able to furnish their customers what
ever may be desired in their line of business and they
can confidently assure the public that their prices will
any House this side of Petersburg They would most
respectfully ask their friends and the public to give them
calls and if cheap and good goods and fair bargains will
entitle them to it, they hope to receive they will en-
deavor to merit, liberal share of the public patronage
L. E. HEARTT.
- - - i..-s- ]. F. JORDAN.
Raleigh, Oct 81, 1s45 572 st.
We have on hand large Stock of Negro Blankets,
well heavy Brogans, which will be sold cheap.
Also, Kerseys. HEARTT & JORDAN. .
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-10-22
Notice to French Claimants of 1900

TNHE Claimants in this State, are informed that a
Il General Convention of the Claimants will assemble
at the Athenenm, No. 34S Broadway, New York ION
Wednesday the 29th instant, 10 O'Clock, A M. in
which. it requested that every claim be represented
possibe-hat united and firm, but respectful de-
mand may agaa be made upon Congress, to give said
claims fair hearing upon their merits in view of that
command of the Constitution (and which every Senator
and Representative swears 10 obey not to tax pro-
perty for the public without paying the for
The sufferers in this State, who plunered of some
$500 900 of therproperty than 40 years ago, by
France, to indemnify herself for the non-executon by
the United States Of those Treaties which obtaRed
the aid of the French Arms and French Fleets in
Revolutionary War-and whoss just claims to pay
ment for their property, afterwards given up to
that power, by Government, for National
lease from said Treaty sPulaons, and eeby purchas-
ed for the United States pubic benefit of priceless
value, have been suffered go down to the grave in
poverty; have their widows children been paid
the first dollar for their losses and than a-the
sixteen eighteen able Reports that Committees of
Congress have made urging the justice and Constitution
al obligation of payment of said Claims by the United
States have been lodged, without full and fair hear
ing aud direct vote upon them. This practical repU
didtOn by Congress, must be wiped from the National
brow-by giving fair hearing and constitutional de-
cison else by giving the right to try, before the
Supreme Court of the United States, the obligations of
our Government to pay our said Claims. s7>*
By request ofthe Central Committee of Claimants.
r"- JOS. B. HINTON.
Raleigh, Oct %, 1915. 572-It.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-10-22

MFR GALES: S1R-In order to remove Public
1prejudice (Which appears to prevail in this section
of the country against all Patent Rights far nay
statement will in giving the advantage which have
derived in having Major COLLINS Patent Right for
grinding Corn Cob and Shucks attached or applied
my Grist MILL state, that my Mill, since this improve
meut was attached grinds not only good Meal be-
FORE but FIVE TIMES FASTER, and grinds up the Corn
Cob and Shuck, into Meal sufficiently fine to mix with
other rough food for Stock My Mill ground very slow
before this improvement made, but grinds fine
Neal at the Iate ofsix bushels per hour ---.l5g
make this statement, we'll for the benefit Of the
Public, as to do justice TO KNowLT0N's Patent (now
owned by Major Collins.) @- 81: f:
- ~ J: MoRDECAI. :
Oct. 20, 1916. 572tf =
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-10-22
dUCTTOWEERS IND
Commission Merchants.
Oct. 20, 1916.

..@ RICHMOND VLRGLVLA.
HAVE for sale, consignment, from Importers
III and Manufacturers, large stock of Groceries Sc
Spices Sole Leather, Cheese, Teas Fruits, Liconie,
Window Glass, Paper, Shoes, Hats, Gunpowder, Indigo.
Nader sc. &C.. which are offered at iO,u prIces (by
wholesale ony) at private sale, usually at An
Thursdays. For sums 100 dollars, four months
credit is given, for drafts accepted by any responsible
house in Richmond, Petersburg, or tow in North Caro-
lima, where Banks are located. r..,5
: We have occasional Auctions of
Boots, Shoes. Hats, and Dry Goods,
and invite the attention the Nouh Carolina Merchants
TO our establishment when visiting our City. =.
October 22d, 1915. :. 572-3t.: