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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-02


Inns, p. DOLL York.. poisal. Carlisle
Station--Henry Sheer. Carlisle Circuit
II. s. MCGEE, ]. Mitchell. Goi,ys.
burg. Forrest, w. Howe. Liberty
Thomas Fl. Monroe, b. Barry. Ere.
derrick City. II. Brown. Montgomery
--Richard Brown. ]. w. Cronin. Free
derrick Circuit--H. G. Dill, K. w. H..
Brent.
PoroMAc DIsTRrcr.-E. Dorsey, p.
f.. Alexandria--G. q. Goodman, j.
Plotner. Foundry--Thomas G. Thorn
ton. Chapel. Davis, J. ). Hanson.
Ceorgotown-W. b. Edwards. Rock
Creek--W. Lnney. Fairlax--Thomas
Wheeler, g. w. Israel. Leesburg--S.
q. Roszcl, s. A. Roszel. Loudoun--R.
Gladden., L. Sewell. Warrenton +.
Morgan, Slafford--N. Head, X. T. Nix
on. Extraordinarily. o. LumsAen,
E. McColum. Fredericksburg-T. G.
Hays. Lancastcr--W. Hank, q. l..
Ilansberger.
ROCKINGHAM DIsrRlcr. Bryson,
p. r.. Rockingham--A. A. Eskridge,
G. i. Brown. Augusta. G. Lyon,
ID. Trout, b. Ii. Creyer. Deerdelt--J.
Slime. Lexinglon-W. II. Enos, w.
Rohr. Chrisiansburg- Monroe, Thos.
Ililderbrand. Batetourt--S. Smith, w.
II. Renic. Moaroe--R. Beers, Thos. ].
DycrIey. Covington--J. Gambrel, Thos.
III. Busey. Lewisbnrg-J. Guyer. Lew
sburg Circuit---A. q. Chenoweih, n. Jor-
don. Franklin. Clark, +. Az Harden.
IIuntersvlle--J. w. Osborne.
WINcnEsrEa DIsrRIcr. John A. Col
Inns, p. T.. Winchester Station-W.
Hamilton. Winchester Circuit-R. M.
Lipscomb, NJ. G. Hamilton. Jefferson
w. Wickec. w. F. Mercer. Harper's.
Ferry-N. ]. b. Morgan. Berkeley
]. Riley, s. Smith. llillsborough--J.
Larkn, S. S. Roszel. Bath--l. llol-
land, Il. b. GLENN. Springtleld--Thom.
as Harding. South Branch. Watts,
w. Evans. Moorfeld -. w. Cullum,
G. w. Deems. Woodstock---S. Hide
brand, N. l.. Fish, ]. v. Rigden, sup.
w ardonsyille--W q. Eggleston. Shep-
herds,own--David Thomas.
CuAMBrRsBuRG DIsTRIcT.--A. Smith,
p. T.. Chambersburg--J. Bowen. Ship
penshurg--T. Riley. Waynesbufg--H.
Tarrng, +. Dyson. Hagerstown---J.
Merrken. Boonsborough--W. Munroe.
Cloarspring--M. Goheen, J. Lanathan.
Allegany--F. Nj. Mills, A. jameson, J..
Morehead. Eedlord--E. T.. Allen, VI.
A. Turner. Cumberland---J. Stevens.
Licking Grcek--J II. Young, :. NJ. l..
Consul. Milllin--Josoph Mekeehan. -
BIoomfeld--P. McEnally, ]. ). Morris.
Concord--Joseph Parker, John NJ. Green.
NORTHUMBERLAND DisTRfcr -. Nh
Ter, u. Il. Sunbury--J. Rhodes, J. Ball.
DanyiIle--G. Barstresser, A. Ross. Ber-
wick--J. Even, w. r. Mills. Northum.
berland Circuii---T. Tannyhill, w. lllrst.
Bellefonte--W. Butler, S. V. Blake. Ly-
coming--C. Kalbfus, j. w. Haughawout.
Clearfed--Jos. Lee, G. Ii. Day. War
rior's Mark--Jonathan Munroe, n. Bland
Hununeton--G. l.. Browne, y. A. CIV.
en-. Willnmsburg--J. Sanks, w. Field.
llolydaysburg--R Bond. Lcwistown
Circuit-Jacob. Gruber, Il. Butler. Lew
istown--J. S. Martin. Bcever Meadows
&C. Guyer.
Il. O. Summers transferred 10 Calves
ton, Texas. John Anderson to Missouri.
r. Bottomby to Arkansas. John liail
to Virginia.
Delegates 10 the General Conference
N. Wilson, s. Bryson, John Miller }. A.
Collins, S. G.. Roszell, II. Slicer, DR.. Il.
Dorsey, and j. A. Gere.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-02
| am, truly, your friend,
e. VANDENBURGH

The New York Correspondent, Of the
National Intelligencer, under date OF
March 2lst, says: 1.-The city is very
much interested in the robbery lately per.
peta,ed upon Dir. VANDENBuRo. A bo-
DIV has been found IN a sack, which in all
probability is the body of one Of the rob.
bers murdered BY mistake when on Dr.
Vandenburgh. The police are IN hot pur-
suit"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-02

WIVES WANTED 1t appears shat the unmar-
ried Stone Cutters employed on the new public
buildings at Washington. have been recently dis
missed, as they say, because single men-they
therefore have held meeting and regularly adver-
tised for wives-twenty-egh t are wanted, and a.
this is the Ladies privileged year, we trust they
win readily find help.mates willing to sign their
passport to future employment and cheer and soothe
them after the labors Of the dsy.-Leesbarg Gent
as of Liberty.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-02

A letter from London, in the Philanel-
phia Gazette says: ~ have seen her Ma
iesty several times, aud whatever the pa
pers may say to the contrary. she has mol
the slightest pretension TO beauty. She
has google eyes, and squirrel mouth. -
Her statue is low, and her person heavy"
What oallanlrY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-02

GREEN PEAs.-The N. Orleans Plea
yune says that green peas were plentiful
IA the market Of New Orleans on the first
Of this month.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-02
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
BIZ anil nth he advice and consent Of the Senate

LEWIS Is. WILLS to be Surveyor Of the port Of
New Odean-, Louisiana from the An Of April. IT,
49, when his prtsrui commission Will expire
GAVIN BLYTHE, Collector Of the Co~toms Tor
the D,.uict oil Philadelphia vice George Wolf de
c.a-.d.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-02
" a II y x.
From the New York Commercial Advertiser
DARING ROBBERY AND ATTEMPT AT
MURDER.

Last night, the Isl Of March, DR.. VAN
denburgh, Of 81 Washington Place, after
retiring to bed, was walked up by hearing
a noise in his room, and on opening his
eyes discovered man standing By his
bedside. The DR.. closed his eyes for a
minute, until he saw the robber take pos.
session of his pocket-book and watch ; he
then jumped from the bed, throwing the
bed-cloihes over the robber andran down
stairs, where he found standing inside of
the front door another fellow, with dark
lantern. The DR.. then retreated to the
basement, and found third man. Ha-
wing provided himself with sword cane,
he attacked this fellow and stabbed him.
He then returned up stairs, and knocked
down the man at the front door. BY this
time the robbcr in the room up stars came
down, and cinched the Dr., who fell IN.
derneath in the struggle and the man
who had been knocked down, coming to
the assistance oil his comrade, mistook him
in the dark for the DR.. and stabbed him
in the neck, making him bleed proiuseiy.
In the melee the DR.. received blow m
the stomach, which rendered him insensI
Bile for about 30 minutes, during which
time the robbers made of, carrying with
them about 90 dollars, but leaving the
Dr's. watch on the floor, in large pud-
die Of blood.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-02

II is said mai hen a Russian husband neg'ects
To beai his Wife for oonih ortwo she eTsins 10
be alarmed ~ his ind Fl .t-nce.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-02

DIR. Jayne's Expectorant.
WILSON DOLL, AGENTS, HARRISBURG VA.

wIrsox 4 DOLL, AGENTS, MAKTiNsDoA"'
,,to ....h,ah,. medicine is daily efecting
.ara Of The most astonishing and wonderful
,rss thar have ever been known. All VINO nave
a,sr used II for sthma, Cough, Splitting oil Blood,
tIoan;ny.conoh. Group or Hives, Consumption,
s,sson;c pleurisy. Hoarseness, Pain and Soreness
of the Breast, Difficulty Of Breathing, and every
ether disease of the LUNGS and BREAST, can,
snd do attest to its usefulness. BkONCHlliS
a disease which is annually sweeping thousands
,,non thousands to premature grave, under the
lr;s.,Len name of CONSUMPTION, is always
Haprn BY IT, The usual symptoms Of this disease
IR,onchiiis} are cough, soreness OF the lungs OF
.hroa, boarseness, difficulty Of breath ng asthma,
bact;c feyer splitting up of phegm OF matter, ana
sometirnes blood. 1t is inflammation OF the hne
skin which lines the inside OF the whole OF the vino
tubes or air vessels, which run through every part
of the Lungs. This Expectorant Immediately sup
nresses the cough, pain, inflammation, fever and din
Guilty Of breathing and produces free and easy
concentrations and cure is soon effected.
r. always cures Asthma-two or three large do
ses will cure the GROUP or HIVES of children,
in from fifteen minutes to an hours time. 1t I'M
ynedately subdues the violence OF HOOPlNG-
COUGH, and effects speedy cure. Hundreds
who have been given up by their physicians as IN
durable, with CONSUMPTION" have been re-
stored to perfect health by it,
Rev. JONATHAN GOING, IL. ~ ITesioeHt Va
Granville College, Ohio, says" He was laboring
under severe cold, cough, and hoarseness, and
that his difficulty of breathing was so great that he
felt himself in imminent danger of immediate sutio-
cation but perfectly cured by using this Expec-
torant."
Mrs. DnKs, of Salem, N. j., cured of Asth-
ma. of twenty years. standing, by using two bottles
ofthis medicine. Mrs. WARD, also of Salem, was
cured of the same complaint by one bottle. Ayoung
lady, also of Salem, who believed by her friends
to be far gone with Consumption, was perfectly
restored by three bottles. DR.. HAMILTON, OF 81.
James, S. c., was greatly affected by cough
hoarseness and soreness of the lungs, and, on using
bottle of this medicine, found permanent relief
The following certificate is from praotsl
Physician, and a much respected Clergyman OF tine
Methodist Society, dated Modest Town, Va5 Au-
gust 81, 1888:
DR.. JAYsE-Dear Sir haye been using your
Expectorant, extensively, in my practice, for the
last three months and for all attacks of colds, inia
nation Of the lungs, consumption, asthma. PAM
and weakness of the breast, it is decidedly the
best medicine have ever tried.
Very respectfully, yours
ID w VILLA NJ n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-02

An exchange says tnat there are three desci'P-
tons OF poor men the LORD poor tue oe'''
poor--and the poor DEVILS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-02
y respectfully, yours,
r. w. WILLIAMS, M. d.

Extract Of a certificate from the Rec. Dr. Ba6-
cock, late Presidentof Water0iAs College, Me-:
"From intimate personal acquaintance with DE-.
D. Jayne, regular student of the Medical oniyer-
sity of Pennsylvania, and an experienced, success
full practitioner of medicine was prepared to APP
precate the numerous testimonials in favor OF his
different medical preparations, much more highly
than the great majority of those which are extern
sively euogised. On trial of them in my own tami-
". and some of them personally. have more than
realized their favorable anticipations. They are
what they profess to be-not quack nostrums-but
skilfuy prepared antdotes for some OF the most
affective of human diseases. know that they are
highly esteemed, and frequently prescribed, by
some of the respectable of the regular Practl-
toners of medicine in the city and elsewhere, and
do not hesitate TO commend them as a valuable adj
dition to our matera medica, and a safe, well
eminenly useful remedy for the diseased.
RUFUS BABCOCK, Jr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-02

Extract of a certificate from ReU. Mr.. Bradford;
DR.. JAYNE-Dear Sir--My child, owing to ex'
posure when recently coming up the Ohio, was at
tackled by that horrible maady, GROUP. We
landed in the night at Beaver Point, and when our
fear. we're alarmed. least the hoarse, sepulchrai
cough was the forerunner of death, we gave HIM
teaspoonful of the "Expectorant," "a bottle OF
which you presented me with when in Philadel-
phia) and applied some liniment to the throat and
breast, and before many inmates the hoarseness
was gone the child breathed freely, and slept
sweey. Owing to these circumstances 1t cannot
be wondered at why have so high an opinion OF
Dr.. Jayne's medicine, and why advise every fami-
y 10 keep il on hand, ready for any emergency
Respectfully, yours,
ARTHUR Is. BRADFORD,
Pastor " the Presbyterian Church, Darlington, Ia.
June 9, 1899.
Numerous other certificates might be added, but
the above are considered sufficient evidence OF Its
great usefulness
Prepared only by DR.. d. JAYNE, No 20 South
Third Street, Philadelphia. Price ST.
Where also may be had Jayne's CarminatiVe
Balsam, for the cure of Bowel Complaints, &c;
Ionic Vermiuge, for the removal OF Worms, &c.'
Sanatiye Pills, for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints,
and Female Diseases, &c; and Hair Tonic, Tor the
removal of Badness and preservation OF the liar.
February % 1870
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-02

The Rec. C. C. p. Crosby, iate Editor Of The
american Baptist, critics
NEw YORK, June.15, 1889
To DR.. JAYyE-Dear Sir--I have made use OF
your Expecturant, personally, and in my family, Tor
the last six years, with great benefit. Indeed,
may consider my life prolonged by the use OF this
valuable medicine, under the blessings of God, for
several years.-I may say almost as much in the
case Of my wife, and also of the Rev. Mr. TINsoS,
of the Island of Jamaica. For all cases OF cough,
inflammation of the chest, lungs, and throat, do
most unhestatingly recommend this as the best
medicine have ever uied My earnest wish is
that others. afflicted as | have been, may expert
eDce the same relief, which persuaded they
c. C. p. CROSBY.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-27
A fsRTCULTURAL IBIPLEHKENTs.-Th'

A fsRICUITURAT. IRIPLEREENTS-Th
IA subscriber acknowledges with gratitude the liberal
patronage he has received from the public since the es-
tabIshmen OF his Repository in 1925 During this long
period he has studded successfully ms own interests
by identifying them with the interests OF his customers
being prompt and faithful in the execution OF the or
ders.
His present facilities for manufacturing agricultural
mplemens, are surpassed by any other establis Il
reasonable terms any other person for the quail
y of work. His present stock of implements are ex-
tensve both in quality and variety, TO which he would
invite the attention of those who wish to purchase
liberal discount will be made to all cash purchasers
and those who purchase to sell again.
The following some of his leading articles,
viz: His PATENT CYLINDRICAL STRAW CUT
TER wood and iron frames, but all with his patent dou
bic eccentric feeders with without extra knives prices
varying from 33 $780, subject to cash discounting;
he challenges the world TO produce better machine for
cutting long forage; MYERSWHEAT FAN and Ell
LICOTT'S PATENT HORIZONTAL WHEAT FANS
both very superior article. Fox s Bariand's PAT
ENT THRESHiNG MACHINES, and Martineauss
PATENT HORSE POWERS, also very superior ar
cle A great variety o PLOUGHS, wrought and
Shares of all sizes and prces Gideon Davis's i'm
proved PLOUGHS, of Davis own make or patterns,
recommendation; 100 CULTIvATORS, also expanding
CULTIVATORS, both iron and wood frances and new
plan; TOBACCO CULTIVATORS.
F. H. Smiths PATENT LINE SPREADERS, the
Gi.ity of which has been made known TO the pubc 10
gether with large assortment of FARMING Infl.E-.
MENTS, PLOUGH CASTINGS of every Description
and superior quality kept constantly on hand a Iet OF
by the ton; also, MACHINE and other CAS1IssS ~.
nished at short notice and reasonable TERMS TINS O d
Foundry being furnished with the best materials I'M,
expeienced workmen with ample machmey. ; aune
Also-constantly on hand, d. Landreths a supra
GARDEN SEEDS. In store, Potatoes aaa r;or anal
Seed Oats, Timothy and Herd Seeds, al o. aS ~
ity. All orders viii be promptly r lN = EASTMAN,
rarner,s Repository, Pratt street,
ap % Near the Balhmoe ana oi''' '
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-27

NgY order of the commissioners of nsolvent debtors
HS for the city and county of Baltimore, notice is
hereby gwen to the creditors of GEORGE w. WILL
LlAMSON, an insovent debtor, that a personal dis
charge hath been granted the said debtor and that
e sara creditors are required to attend at the office of
the said commissioners in the court house in the civ of
Baltimore; the 9th day of April next at ten O'Clock
IN tho forenoon, and nominate trustee or trustees TO
be appointed for their benefit and give all The iuior
nation in their possession to the said commissioners
to enable them TO report to Baltimore county court
agreeably 70 an act of Assembly, passed December
session, 1884, entitled San relating nsolvent debt
ors and that the 9th day of June next, hath been fixed
for the final hearing in his case, before the said commits
siOners.
Dated the 4th day of March in the year 1910.
NIL 81 laY3in ma Iaw8w
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FOR SAFE. LMAsE, OLE RENT.

IND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN,
YETHAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND
511IsH TIISs
.4GWORKS. The main building has front of ITO
feet Front street, by depth of 40 feet, with drying
rooms of 10 feet square the second and third stories
-One other Building fronting fleet on Plowman street,
and 70 feet Joness Falls, with drying of the
same dimensions the second stOr-one other Build
fee-he second story of the dimensions, all of
brick and built in substantial with several 9TH
buildings for STILLS steam engines, Single apparatus,
Carpeuter shop, sc. &C. with steam engines and
four wrought iron boilers; Printing Machines Zone of
which three eoloured, made by Newell and eoHal TO
any in the county, ,cc's- 5sre- bSl ii gar 81
frames, hot rceT-s,' lia 4. p: t 'yE4nlrl
made by Csllier Fl :oa G.-.TtiSTit p.sssIie o!
and boards, viii aIh he rslelIuSa 70 f.. none i.
site for bleaching III g. FflniUg al e nisEins y &c
pieces ef cloth per month. There IS m he dyels
the largest spring of pure water thai Isl The CIT in
which there pumps worked by each of Il en-
giies that throw into large ciserns placed INTO the
upper part of the building, $50 gallons per minute.
The machinery has not been i'll use more than IL
months and is in complete order TO commence opera
ton : any time The whole ia fee.
- ALso,-That DE.Si RABLE PROPERTY on
1#II the of Baltimore and Green streets, 'front.'
slaing 81 feet Baltimore street, and $50 feet on
Green street, at present occupied by Richard Grew as
50 AIso.-A two story BRICK DWELLING
fiIls IN good order, fronting % feet on the north SIDE
gsl1of Baltimore street; the Lot extending 100 feet
| TO PARK Lane, which there is good Stable.
ALso,-A LOT fronting 50 feet on Baltimore sueet,
near Pine, extending 100 feet 20 Park Lane ..,,
| ALso,-I50 feet of GROUND on the north ana soutn
| side of Fayete street, near Pine.
ALso.-50 feet of GROUND on the soutl side OF Lex
ngton street. by depth of 100 feet with the privilege
of foot alley Vine street, and the right TO huu on
and into the wall of Pascault Row. Title ndispu-
table. - 1T.
| Terms of sale-1-3 in months, 1-3 in - months
! the remaining l-3 may remain on the ground rent
ap2-law4w WNI. w. MCCLELLAN.
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ANOTHER MURDERED MAN COME TO LIFE
MIR. N. Mowry, who walked out of the Pearl
street House, on the evening of April 9th, Civ
ing notice that he should return soon, but did
not, and so was supposed to have been robbed,
murdered, sc. has re-appeared at Towanda, Pa,
the place of his residence. He proceeded to Ca
NADIA, it would seem, but, on the whole, thought
better of it, and returned home in his glory. OF
course he is entitled to the reward of $500, which
was offered for his money and body-.Ne,o YorIc
Journal Of Commerce.
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EVANS PATENT SELFISH
PLOUGIIS, HARVEST TOOI.s 80

-F~Ai5s AA<AAeb IAS4 4OOtxSs c&Cs
FHEHtE subscriber is now manufacturing c, s. o. E
Il VANS reverse point or selfsharpenng PLOUGHS:
each share (of cast from has points; and by reves-
ing, act upon the principle Of selfsharpenng and there
fore eeonomyin using. These pougs are made in the
best possible manner and will be sold on as reasonable
terms; as can be had in this city together with my ex-
assortment of other make of plougs and agcul
tliai implements generally.
IN store, very superior Pennsylvania made Grain Ora
DIES with Waldron's and Griffns Blades: Grain and
Grass Soy TIES of Waldron's, GrifEin's, and Amen-
Gu lhanulaciure; scyihe Snathes and other Harvest
L'o5pIs; lhfeshmg Machines, Horse powers &c. &c
Cast Iron Halings for private dwellings and lamp posts
and would invite those wanting articles to call and
see my work. 1880
All orders will meet with prompt attention
J. 5 EASTMAN,
36 Pratt St, between Charles * Hanover 81.
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Bp order of the commissionersof insovent debtors
BE fer the city and county of Baltimore, notice is
hereby givern 70 the creditors of WILLIAM MCLEAN,
an sovent debtor, that personal discharge hath been
granted TO the said debtor and that the said creditors are
required to attend at the Office Of the said commission
ers IN the court house, in the city of Baltimore, the
9Th day of July next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
and nominate trustee trustees, to be appointed for
their benefit; and to give all the information in their
possession to the said commissioners, enable them to
report to Baltimore county count ageeahly act of
Assembly, passed at December session, 1881, entitled
ian act relating TO insoven debtors and the 9Th day
OF September next hath been fixed for the final hear
ing IN his case. before the said commissioners.
Dated the eth day of May in the year 1910.
ma 23law3n
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The GREAT MAN.-The greatest man is he
who chooses the right with invincible resolution;
who resists the sorest temptation from within,
and without; who bears the heaviest burdens
cheerfully; who is calmest in storms, and most
fearless under menaces and frowns; whose reli-
ance on truth, virtue, on God, is most unial-
tering-C Claiming.
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The following excellent song was written b
ur townsman JOHN l. CAMPBELL, Esq. to
ing at the Tippecanoe Club, to the good Oh
Inc OF "Yankee Doodle" Palmyra Whig.
The times are growing hot they say,
Ban Burenites are few, sir;
OLD TIP and TYLER take the day,
AS such good Wings should do, sir.
The people think of other days,
When Indian yells were loud, sir,
They call'd the General far away,
From out the youthful crowd, sir.
'Twas Washington, with soldiers eye,
Who saw the hero plain, sir,
And babe him march to do or die,
Triumphant DER the slam, sir.
He mareh'd into the distant west,
With patriot heart and hand, sir;
'Tis useless now to tell the rest,
He thrash'd the Indian band, sir.
His country free, her warriors sav'd,
He seeks his much lov'd home, sir,
But soon he hears the cry again,
Our enemies are come, sir.
He seeks again the tented field,
And lands on British soil, sir,
Where Proctor went it with a rush,
And Thames records the toll, sir,
They couldn't come it over Tip,
He's always wide awake, sir,
He only wanted half chance,
His enemies to take, sir.
He ruled the land his vaIor won
With laws both good and right, sir,
nd rrovad bioealf crIorio,,c Gov,
OF one who swore he'd fight, sir.
In Congress next we see Old Tip,
The soldiers cause he plead, sir;
The living there pension got,
And honor for the dead, sir.
The western lands he portiond out
In farms that all might buy, sir;
The honest poor their portion took,
And now they're 'mong the high, sir.
The Ship of States in trouble now,
There's war upon her border,
Old Tip, they say, must take the helm,
The people give the order.
Come swell the shout We noble hearts,
Like Tip, we fear no yell, sir,
Let all who hear me act their parts,
The Locos to expel, sir.
The dandy MAT shall stand aside,
Perhaps in Eaton's room, sir,
Meath petticoats he there may hide,
Or act the part of groom, sir
One shout for TIP, long, loud ard high,
And then my song is DER sirs;
Ye Locos bid your spoils goodbye,
Yen get them now no more, sirs.