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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-04
NUMBER 10.
HENRY CLAY.--As ExrRAcr.

Who does not know him, upon whom
the hopes of Wing America are fastened.
aud to whom the eyes of C~hristendom are
directed Who does not know the most
remarkable man OF this age-the man
whose youth was without the blessing Of
a hnished education, the support Of wealth
or the prop OF powerful connection |; and
who thus, naked OF all armor. ave thar
oil his own great genius, indomitable cou.
rage, and unspotted honor, has urged
hlniscl. to what the writer of this article
considers as higher than an imperial sta
tton. 10 a democracy with the popular
ga" upon bun in a democracy where
The people are supreme, and where the
viii oil a majority, a law resistless as the
desuge, Is spoken OF by men with oriental
reverence three times barred from the
highest office, he has still maintained his
place at the head Of a minority, battling.
with undlminIshed ardor, for this true ID.
hey OF this country, and clinging with
The iameless energy of an conaa
cd giant, TO the pillars of her constitu.
ton.
Has friends have struggled with and
suffered under him, without the hone Of
emolument, prescribed from the houors
OF their common country. lie had no
office to give, no power to bestow, no pa
ironagc 10 extend, no omolumont or 70.
ward to offer. The principle Of union
among them has been the love of coun.
Try alonc-the light which led them, was
The hope alone OF preserving from utter
those eternal principles Of or
game law and constitutional Government.
upon which the liberties OF mankind de-.
pend, until the nation should o
from that spasm OF delusive admiration
INTO winch the splendid success, overbear.
ing popularity, and daring pride Of ono
great soldier chief had thrown it.
They have ftl, it no degradation to
recognize him as their head and leader
u a conflict, in which they were all SUI.
70, ana he the greatest sufferer or all.
IN hts adversely they have never desert.
Cd, 10 his darkest hour they have chung
The closer TO his side, to cheer and 10
AS il is not degradation to obey,
80 they feel that il is not adulation 10
ham, who has no power but the lovo
lis friends, no means 10 punish, reward,
or COMPEL"
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THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 4, 1889.

which overturned the whole system OF
chemical science existing nj that time
When Napoleon B~onaparte heard Of this,
he was greatly enrsged, and calling to.
gether all the professors Of chemistry al
that time in his kingdom, he asked them,
" how it happened that the decomposi-
ton OF the alkalies had not been d~iscoye-
red in France 7" They replied, tina; they
had neve constructed a voltalc battery
OF sufficient power. Io instantly order
ed one teabe constructed, without regard
TO COS, or labor, and when informed that
1t was IN full action, he went into the la
boratory to witness its powers. In ALA.
ding 10 the taste produced by a contact
of the two metals, with that rapidly
which characterized all his motions, and
before the attendants could interpose n
precautlon, he thrust the extreme wires
of the battery beneath his tongue, and
received a shock, which nearly deprived
him OF sensation. After recovering from
its effects, he quilted the laboratory with.
out making any remark, and was never
afterwards heard TO refer to the subject.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-04


AN ANumNT CmArEL.-At Chester.
IN England, a Chapel, upwards Of fifteen
yards long, fifteen and a half broad, and
fourteen feet high, has been recently dis
covered under the ground, and cleared OF
rubbish. The arches are Gothic, beauti.
fully griumed, resting on pilas,ers about
half way down the wall, The whole il In
an admirable state Of preservation. At
The west end are two inches, in which the
boptismal or sprinkling fonts TOR holy
water) have been kept-one Of which YVES
found IN the rubbish, and is now placed
in the situation it originally occupied /;
the other was broken by the workmen.
Al the east end of the Chapel are steps
which have led TO the altar; and on the
soutl, side Of the Chapel are a flight of
steps leading into a subterraneous pas.
sage, now chokcd up. II IL plain that
this was anciently a place Of worship for
the monks belonging to the monastery Of
Grey. Friars, which was situated near
whore the ST. Brides New Church, oppo-
site tho castle, now stands. - 0ttsuiRc
Jour.
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From the Doctor.


GALvANIsM.-lfa piece Of copper is
placed upon the tongue, and a piece of
zinc beneath it, a peculiar sensation or
taste is experienced when the W metals
touch each other outside Of the mouth
This is owing TO what is called a galva-
mic circle being formed, when an unknown
fluid, similar to that produced by an cleo.
trio machine, passes through the tongue
from one metal to the other. Some PEG.
pie prefer drinking porter out of a pew.
ter pot, because i; tastes better, but they
do not know the reason it arises from
the same cause as in the last experiment ;
a g%alvanic action is set up, which COM
municates a Pleasant flavor TO the liquid.
These are familiar examples of what is
now one of our most powerful agents in
performing chemical decompositions, and
which is expected soon to be Of es-
sential service IN restoring suspended ami.
nation. Galvanism was discovered by
professor Galvani, of Bologna, from whom
the science derives its name. His wife,
who was in a declining state of health,
was using a soup made Of frogs, as a re.
storative. Some of the animals being
skinned for the purpose, were lying on
the table in the laboratory, when one of
his assistants CHANGED to touch with a
scalpel knife the large nerve Of the leg
of a frog that lay near an electric con.
ductor, upon which the muscles of the
limb were strongly convulsed. This al
feet was noticed by the lady, a woman of
superior understanding and science, and
communicated TO her husband. He re-
peated the experiment, and varied it in
every possible way, first with artificial,
and then with ~atmospherical electricity.
In the course Of his experiments with the
latter, he suspended some frogs by metal
he hooks from iron palisades, and obser-
we'd that the muscles were frequently and
~involuntariIy contracted, when no cleo.
tricity appeared in the atmosphere. Ha-
wing considered the phenomenon, he found
that it had no connexion with the chan
ges in the state of the electricity Of the
atmosphere, but could be produced al
pleasure by applying two pieces OF meta
to different parts ofIhe animal and bring
ing them in contact.
When these experiments were publish
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-04
HE RAINBOW,

In jocund boyhood's gay career,
Nor care, nor blight, nor sorrow near,
Oft. in wild hope, I've followed on,
Upland ard vale, woodland and lawn.
In eager chase
To gain the space
Where heavens gay arch found resting plac,
Breathless, | toiled from hill to hill;
From hill to hill the vision flew,
Lingering on earth, yet lingering still
Without my ~reach-within my view.
In manhood ihus-a graver child,
Hope, like that arch celestial, smiled,
Appareling in colors gay
The toy-the wish of every day
Allures the view,
And we pursue,
Fond fools to find our day-1ream true.
Still. far as ever from our eyes,
Tn expected blessing mocks the sight,
And, like the rainbow of the skies,
Dissolves in tears or fades in night.
Love, Glory, Fame, Ambition-all
Hues of the brightest-fastest fly;
Dark days Of twilight round US fall,
As one by one w see them die.
Thrice happy they
To die away
As to that fading bow t is given
Rising. in death, from earth TO heaven
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-04

HtsroRv or VIReINIA.-There is no
book more wanted for the school-houso
aud the library than u good history Of
Nlfginia. II rs rare to find a V~irglnian
who knows much about his W history.
lie has heard Of P~owhatan, Pocuhontas,
and Capt. John Smith but after he tells
the pretty incidents in which they were
actors, his stock of facts is rather scant
untl he reaches the Revolution /; and
even here he knows very little more than
what MIR. Writ discloses in his life of
Henry. Smith, Stith, Beverly and Burk
are out Of print. The field is open for a
new history from the settlement Of the
Colony to the expiration Of the old Con.
s,itution in 1890. How much better il
would be for som ofour public men to
SIT themselves about such work than to
embroil themselves in the perishable top.
les OF a patty warfnref The publica.
ton ofthc Statutes at Large, by Henning,
is at present the only real history We pos
sess. No doub. much valuable and ne
cessary information respecting our Colo
NAL State is to be sought for in London,
and the Siate could not do q wiser thing
than 10 appoint an agent to collect and
compile the British documents sppertain-
ing 10 our early history.-NorfoK Her.
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the Legislature made choee of pbilip
Schuyler and Rufus King. the Governor
having convened a special session for that
purpose.
A Committee OF the House Of Repre-.
sentatives appointed to consider aud re-
port, whether any and what title or titles
should be given to the President and Vice
President" reported "That il would be
improper to give any other than those
mentioned IN the Constitution" The
House agreed to the report. The Senate,
on the contrary, appeared inclined TO an.
mex some Distinguishing appellaiioe to the
President, such as dis Highness the
President Of The United States and Pro-
rector Of Their Liberties" These are the
words which were reported 10 the Senate
by their Committee.
Upon this report and the temper of the
House of Representatives, the Senate
grounded the following resolution, viz:
+" From a decent respect for the opini-
on and practice of civilized nations, whe.
Their under monarchial or republican Go.
vernments, whose custom il is 10 annex
titles OF responsibility to the Office of their
chief magistrate, and that in an intercourse
with foreign nations a due respect for the
majesty o~fthgbooplc Of The United States
may not be haHsrdcd by an appearance
OF sfngulafity, the Senate have been india.
cedt to be OF opinion, that il would be pro.
per to annex a respectable title 10 the Of
ice OF President OF the United States -
But The Senate, DESTROYS of preserving
harmony with the House of Representa-.
tlves, where the prac,ivo lately observed
IN presenting an address 10 the President,
was without the addition Of titles, think il
proper, for The present, TO net in confor. |
NIFTY with the practice of that House
therefore, Resolved, that the present ad
dress be 10 the Pr sident of the United
States, without addition of %title.n
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The army and Navy Chronicle, in an
article on the subject Of Cooper's recent
Narat History Of The United States, says,
-" Among the actions, Of which no men,
ton is made, is one that occurred during
the Revolutionary war, on the eastern
shore Of Virginia, between a hotilla Of
barges, ETC., fitted out by the State Of
Maryland, and n detachment of boats be-
logging 10 the British squadron in the
Chesapeake. One Of the most striking
features in this action, and such as prob
ably never occurred in any other on land
or water, was that erery person on BOIL
sides waS either killed or counded-pot
one escaped injury or DEATH"
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TYRGEyY.a:-In the CircuI Snoer;or1 on,, =,

t1RGA.N1.a:-ln the Circuit Superior Cont of
Law and Chaacely for Morgan County: June
Rules, 1889.
Kelly Thomas puG.
against
John Hutchinson, Admir- Ex-ofhcio ofJames Hook,
deed, Catharine Hook, (widow) Emily Hook
Sarah Hook, and james Hook, infant heirs Of
sa'u James Hook, decd. dts.
IN CHANCERY.
VIE defendants, Catharine Hook, Emily Hook,
ana oarah Hook, not having entered their ap-
Peafance ana gwen security, according to the ac,
OF Assembly, and the rules Of this Court. and /, m.
pearlng by satisfactory evidence that thew !. M,
inhabitants of this Commonwealth: it il ordared
that the said defendants do enter their appearance
to this suit, on the first day Of The next term. and
answer the plaintiffs bill: and that a COW Of hi.
orderbe forthwith published in some newspaper in
Berkeley County, for two months SUCCESSFULLY. and
alike COPY posted at the front door of the Court
House in said County Of Morgan.
C~opy.-Teste.
J. RICHARD, c. NJ. G.
June 90, 1839.-2m