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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-24
COL. RICHARD NJ. JOHNsON'S OPINION
OF HENRY CLAY

81 have been in public life for forty years, and
in that time have heea associated with all the great
men Of the country. Leaving out Madison and
Gallatin, who were old when | first stepped
upon the theatre Of politics, WILL PLACE JEr-
FERsos YInsr, THEN Henry CLAY. He per-
fec. Hercules in all the qualities that can adorn
human nature. Some men may excel him in sin.
gle quaty-for instance, Webster may be great.
err ogician--or some may be more renowned for
deep resesrches-but take Clay all in all. he has
not an equal in the Union, either io the North or
the South, the East The West. In moral cour-
age in physical courage, in oratory in patriotism,
and in every noble quality he is without superb
or. He is great gerry great man"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-24
BEFORE THE ELEC,
TION.

We find tho following extract fsom a
letter in the Richmcnd Enquirer OF the
Sd instant. II bears date,
PHILADELPHIA, Sey.. 80.
"The Democrats are organized in eye-
ry county and every township. and never
so unanimous. have heard from erery
county all statements, and our
majority cannot be less than $4,000 for
Skunk. - How can we be mistaken -
Every possible doubt and contingency
has been weighed and reflected upon.
Allouing 10000 votes for pipe.laying,
we yet would bea. them by 10000 clear
majority.-l do not speak the language
of an enthusiast, or look with prejudicsd
eye-but calmly and delibe rately, with
every opposing influence carefully scan,
ned and calculated upon.
"New York is safe. safe!! safe -
They require more hu-raing than we do.
And yet our Germans have got their
spunk up. We are sure Of New York.
aud New Jersey, and Delaware"
Oh who're, tell us where, is the Is 900
or even the 10000 majority so boastuply
claimed 1t mas dwladi,d down to
meagre majority ofaboJt 4.OO0i
QueIe--lf this confident ana reIahe
cor espondert misses h al ulsnon ts
IA 900 IN Pennsylvania, n by 'houaanas
IN New jersey, how much hort VIII
New York ne sat SAT sat !! y fof
the Loceioco Ticker VA. Free Press,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-24
VOLUME As.
rhe aHarttnsburg Gazette !. pub.

lished every Thursday Morning, " w III
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year, and THREE DOLLARS a, the end Of
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publisher.
gJsNo subscription will be taken for less period
than six months
Apv.rrr.rnssTs will be inserted three times at
One Dollar per square, Fourteen linss,) and at
Twenty. Five Cents for each subsequent insertion.
UsThe number of insertions must be marked on
The manuscript, OF copy Of the advertisement
sent, or il will be continued until forbid, and
CHARGED accordingly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-24

The Asylum Journal at marlborough
edited by committee of the Insane,
speaking of the remark OF a lecturer upon
malrmony, that ian old bachelor is IL
bel upon his father and m Their" says /:
Sue him for this libel, ladies', and have
him bound over to court"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-24

MATTER OF TAsTE.-"Hurrah for the
girls of 40 !" CRED Wing at the PavllI-
ION, on Thursday night. "No no, hur.
rah for the girls of Is % responded anoth.
er Wing; and the sentiment was enthu-
sastically appIanded. Prentice.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-24

An exchange SAYS that a child asked
his father # embracsry was crime p
certainly, my dear said the parent
"Thtn what wicked cre,er John IS for
he hugs our Sally like all possessed, so
he does, and seen him."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-24
DAVIES FAMILY PILLS,

they might save many dollar nov paid for doctor
bills. They are mild and gentle, seldom causing
any pain. A gentleman said 10 friend that they
were most excellent medicine, and that there had
been no physician in his house since he began to
use them, which is about three years. His family
is large.
AMr J. c. Smith had been much afflicted with
the headache for som- years until about two years
sgo, when he puicba sed the FAMILY PILLS, which
has made perfect cure; and short time since he
sent orders for more of these valuable Pills TO cure
his daughter Of the same complaint.
Another stated on this very day (July l9th) that
he had suffered much from a darling pain shooting
through his head die purchased box, took five
pills and afterwards three more, which entirely
removed the pain. He said it the first med-
cine he ever took that did make him sick or
give pain.
A certain Lady had been much diseased for
long time until one of the above gentlemen recon-
mended DAVIES FAMILY Pills to her, which soon
removed every obstruction, and she now enjoys fine
health.
These only few instances out of many thou
sands. They remove Worms, Choic, Disordered
Bowels, Cramps, Liver Complaint, Sick Bilious
Stomschs, Ague and Fever, Pain in the Body,
Head or Limbs, Gravel. Female Diseases, Sore
Throat, Sweiings in the Body Limbs Dropsy,
Costive Bowels, Sour Stomach, Rheumatism, &c.
The above medicine is for sale in Msrtinsburg
by j. w. & B. r. BOYD, and in Harper's-Fer-
ry by A. e. G. w. HOLLAND.
August /, l844-3m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-24
TRUTH WELL TOLD.

4 writer in the Kennebeck Journal
thus concludes an article If we look a,
the points connected with the coming
election, what will follow the success of
either candidate? If Henry CLAY is
elected we shall have a President whose
talents and craftsmanship we shall be
proud Of.
We shall have the Union as il is.
We shall, have no annexation of Texas.
We shall have no war with Mexico.
We shall not assume the debt Of Texas
We shall not add new slave territory.
We shall mold on TO the present Tariff.
We shall have friend to Protection.
We shall have friend 20 American
Industry.
We shall have friend to the Right Of
Petition.
We shall have a uniform Currency.
We shall have no Vetoes.
We shall have economy in the Govern.
ment.
We shall have the price Of labor kept
up.
We shall have our share Of the Public
Lands.
We shall have an American with Ame.
tican principles.
We shall have a good Prosiden. and
good times.
If JAMES X. POLK is elected how re-
versed will be the state of affairs-how
different the scene! ''ii we ask fos bread
he will give US a stone." We shall have
a Pharoah, and no Moses 10 stay his hand
The United States will be like Texas, II
not like Egypt-darkness will cover the
land.
We shall have a Revenue Tariff.
We shall have no Protection.
We shall have no Right Of Protection.
We shah have no Distribution
We shall have war upon the Banks.
We shall have war with Mexico.
We shall have wool i'duiy Free
We shall have labor at European pri.
ces.
We shall have the condemned Subtrea-
sury Bill.
We shall have the 1.-TWO HUNDRED
THOUSAND STANDING ARMY"
We shall have one currency for Gov.
eminent and another for the People.
We shall assume the debt Of Texas.
We shall have Southern man with
Southern principles.
We sh4ll have Polk, Dallas, and Ter.
as, instead ofCLAy, FRELINGHUysEN, aud
the UNION as 1t IS.
Let every man vote, and let every man
see for whom and for what he votes.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-24

4 PROMISING LAp.--A clergyman in
the county of Essex, Eng, has, lis sta.
ted. IA son only IA years ofage, who IS
SIX feet tire. inches high, aud stout IN
proportion, his foot m assuring thirteen
and half inches. His parents are speci.
Fl d rs beng below the medium stature,
and his relations all Of moderate height.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-24

Uncle Sam says if young lady slaps
your face, you may be sure there's some.
thing in the wind. You may pop "the
question" as quick as you please. The
ladies' dom, do SUCH thing for nothing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-24
MR.. CLAY.

A.uI.AND. }
June o9,A4
Dear Sir have re-.
oeived YOUR favor. stating
tina, our political opoo.
nents meas be.
inc a friend Of nrot.ct,on
at the North, and for free
trade AL tbe South, and
YOU desire IN expression
of nv opinion, under nv
own hand, for the pur.
pose of correcting this
misrepresenta,ion. lam
afraid that Won win find
the effort vain to correct
Observation-Disclosures.
Those who choose to un-
defs,and nv opinions can
have no difficulty in clear.
Recommendations
have r.n.a,edly .x,,..s.
cd ,hem n. lsie n. this
s,,,no and seve,,I,;nes
in answer 10 le,,ersG om
p.nnsv,v.n;a Myon;n,
ions such az thew are.
have beer rec.n,ly ouite
s.. freely Expressed sithe
Son,h a. eve, u,,er.d
r. ., IN. Nh J
boy, ,y,,y ,,1sys ,no;n.
ta,nfd hat in ad;nst,np
a Tar,G forrsrsnus ~.
cr;,a, o;,o,,, ~, Oh, n y.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-24

Loco Foe YoTE STRONGEST ONCE -
We learn that the vols 70 Ihe jail p; tais
city stands, Locos l3 Whiss nous, H.r,
rah for Polk - Redmond Star.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-24
9SitSteCCdtteouS.
DEPARTED AND THE MOURNING


DEPARTED AND THE MOURNING.
A week had now elapsed and even
the most indfferent-those mixed to the
d al hv no ties of love ar kindred-sav
what such week is. The darkeneG win.
4 ws-thr empty rooms, whose very fur
n tur" looks mt misr 10 The DIM, *
cluded hght-tie stealthy steps, the
whlsp ring volcrs-faces with a strange,
b cause neress nv, gravlty-and, wheth-
pr il BE those bowed down with real If
fiction, or thos whose MY lr' ling can
b th. . neral awe of death, all differing
from their ordinary selves. And, with
one of LIES most usual, yet most "a nful
runtrasts WI L. the prrsous are so much
charged, vet the IN ngs remain The same
Tn" fsvoritc char. never TO b. filled
again nv its late occupicr-the vacant
place at tablr--a picture, perhaps now
witt IN r. life than rs origin 1.-The thous
and trifes tn recall some taste or hab.
it--and al these things so much more
deeply felt when no long illness has al
ready thrown events out Of their usual
circle, already br ken in upon all old &C.
cus,omed ways. When he who is now
departed was amongst us bu, yesterday
when there has zen, as It were hut a
step from ,ha firesldt to thu death bed-a
surprise and shock add TO tn sorrow
which takes US so unawares. And then
the common events that fill up the day in
domestic life-the provision for the liv-
ing made in the presence of the dead; in
one room a dinner, in the other coffin
that strange mixture of ordinary occur
renee and unusual situation. And yet
Ills well. Make that week the gloomIest
we can-exclude the clad dsyleht-si.
lence the human voice step-and how
soon, amid the after hurry and sehshuess
OF life. will that brief space Of mourning
be forgotten There Is wisdom in even
the exaggeration of eref-lh"re IS little
cause to fear we should feel too much.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-24

Rf $, THOMAS.
AlR-"Seon ~ha Aae' "a Wallace hid"
Virginia Wings go on. nor pause,
Your dear bought Liberty and Laws
Demand your active aid, because
Bold tyrants seek their fall.
James X. Polk. of Tennessee,
That '"petty tool ofryrany,
Aspires your President TO be,
To ride you to the wall.
III.
We pray you spurn this Jimmy X.
The cat's-pa Of old Andrew j.,
Aud open wide your ann. for Clay
VIRGiSiAs native son.
He'll elevate your country's name,
He'll re-establish all her fame,
And wipe out Loco Foce shame--
Support him and it's done.
Who are the Loco Focos, then.
That strive to put IN putom men.
And bring your country down again
To vile corruption's sway!
See Andrew Jsckson's T. 'Sco~ndret" here,
Lo Riches .'Nation's Curse" is there,
anu toRur anu RoyhHstt pihH--
These seek to rule the day.
".
Now that "Pa" has turned his tail.
And thrown bis mite in Jimmy's scale.
hope to Texas he may sail.
And bear his countiy's hate.
And as for N"Cataline" Calhoun,
And K,dder Meade--so late Csoa,
O, may they march TO the same tune,
And share sim lar fate.
Blu, bob" should first to ireland go.
Help young O'Conneli kick u row."
Divide the "Rint" and make vow,
To be Repeater true:
The disahectsd spirits there,
And friends Of Annexation here,
Colloquing sweet, might soon prepare
r. annex Hibernia, TOO.
vi.
Let us, who prize VirSinia's fame
Let us, who love Virginia. name
Who strive Virginia to sustain
Remember well the ""day;
Fame, Glory, and Property,
Religion, Laes, and Liberty,
With Clay they all secur'd shall be-
Then let US VOTE FOR CLAY.
mir. Wise called J. K. Polk, when he packed
IL celebrated "Committee Of Investigation" the
Tool of a tyrant."
tWhen T. Richie was abusing A. Jackson and
ilogising J. @. Adams, 1924, the General said the
ditor was the greatest Scoundrel in America
rcckenridgs's Letters.
tat the same time, the Editor prophecied that
70 election of the General would provo Course
the Nation"
SThus characterized by Pickens ia his great
,eech on the subject of Calhoun's Bill 10 curtsil
Executive patronage" in 1895.
ACaIed by F. p. Blair, John Cataline Cal
,un."
*'The day Of the next Presidential election.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-24
BOATING BUSINESS.
Stolen in April, 1898,

~ A SMALL sized, fine gold
G chased LEVER WATCH,
~~Is-~MC with fine gold chain sesl,,
fAS |Ny%vfY key. size, snd large gold
UIo 1TJEN cable chain The atch was
AIe .M1T made by 10 Johnson, No.
lNy<% 1ssz.IS~3 600. Watch-makers gem
~s>s.aI<----< orally requested to tx
anime their registers as it is probable it may have
undergone sowe repairs. Any Information that
will lead to the recovery Of the same, will he
thankfully received besides reward ct $50.
Dec. a. 1843.-tf VIM. CLEVELAND.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-24
IAMEs <. PoLK ANp rnE PENSIONERS.

JAMES X. Polk AND THE PENSIONERS.
-"Thank God, | am voter" sad a
northumberland sailor. "Why so2" ask
ed friend. The answer was a prompt
one.
James K. Polk cast vote against M;
caunow return The comp Iment, and lntcn
10 cast vote against James X. PIX
"No pension" stld Polk.
mo Polk" say the pensioners,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-24
NJ x. PULk.
WINCHESTER,

WINCHESTER,
May 80, 43.
To the People Of
Tennessee
The object which | had
in proposing to Governor
Jones. at Carrollville, on
the 18th Of April last,
that We should each write
out and publish our views
and opinions on the sub
.ject of the Tariff, was.
that our respective posi-
lions might be distinctly
knorn and understood By
the People. That my
opinions were already full
Is and distinctly known,
| could not doubt. |
had STEADILY, DURING
THE PERIOD | WAS A Re-
PREsESTATIvE IN Con-
GRKss. BEEs OPPOSED
TO A PRoTEcTIvE POLL
CY, AS my Recorded
VOTES AND PUBLISHED
SPEECHES PROVE. Since
| retired from Congress,
| had held the same opin-
ions. la the present
canvass for Governor, |
HAD AVOW ED mYOP-
POSITION TO THE IA.
RIFF ACT OF THE
LAST WING con-
GRESS, as being high
y protective in its char
acter, and not designed
by its authors as a req
enue mfasare. ] had
avowsd my opinion in my
public speeches that the
interests of the Country
and especially Of the
producing and exporting
States--.REouiRED ITS
REPEAL, and the res
toration of the Compro.
mi,e oct of 1888.
JAMES X. POLK.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-24
Ply UP!

Ply UP!
DERSONS who know themselves indebted to
III me, either by note OF book accosnl. are nor-
fed thai unless payment is made by April Court. |
will place heir claims in the hands Of the officers
of the law for collection, without respec: to per-
sons. JOHN II. LlkENS.
March 81, l84t.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-24
THE TARIFF,

The following letters, alike explicit and direct,
leave room for further doubt csvil as to Mr..
Clay and Mr. Folks relative position on the Tariff
of 1912. Let every man read for himself and
Judge who comes up TO the standard:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-24
TAKE NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS having unsettled busine's with
IN Daniel c. Burns, arsrequested to Gallon the
subscriber, with their receipts and vouchers ready
for settlement or the executions and taxes due to
the said Burns, will be enforced immediatelyt NOT
sooner. lHOMAS bhoNN,
Iuns If Trustee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-24
That Same Old Coon!
A WING SONG.

"0et oxf he sag, ae Nations riang
For Henry Clay aad Freiinghnysen -
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To the Public.

HNHERE is no doubt that if families and per.
4 sons generally were acquainted with the Er'
ricAcY and HEALIso POWER of
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p0RTI0ALo
lar REQUEST.
HYMN TO THE FLOWERS.

BY HORACE SMITH.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-24

Day-stsrs! that ope your eyes with morn TO twinkle
From rainbow aalaxies OF earth's creation,
And dew.drops on her holy affairs sprinkle
AZ a Iihation
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-24

We find the following extract som
letter in the Rchmcnd Enquirer OF tho
Sd instant. II bears date,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-03
TO THE WINGS OF MARYLAND
AND VIRGINIA.

THE True DEMOCRACY OF THOSE STATES.
THE ExEcUrIvE COMMITTEE Of the
Clay Club Of Washington deem it unne.
cessary 10 notice missile thrown by
Kendall g. Co. through the columns OF the
Globe OF Friday evening, at the Wings
of Baltimore and of this city, further than
to say that il is tissue OF falsehoods from
beginning to end; that we regard it per.
fecily harmless. if the characters Of the
persons sigring il are as we'll known
abroad as at home; and that it excites no
other feelings 10 our minds than unmlti-
gated disgust at its bold mendacI.y, and
utter adherence Of its unprincipled au-
thors, and pity nearly allied TO contempt
for the weak and deluded instruments.
As to the barefaced svowal Of sending
committee from Washington TO superin.
tend al the polls in Baltimore, we leave
that to the freemen Of Baltimore Of every
party when such committee shall dare
stand between Marylanders and the ballot
box.
Club Room, Washington, September %,
1914.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-03

PosT OFFrcE DEPARTAESr.--The
Madlsonian at length coniesses the truth
or The charge tha. the Postmaster General
psys The editor Of tina, print for its edlto-
rails written IN defence Of the Department.
This is the way the peoples money goes
The Post Office Department is complain
ed against for negligence, pariiaiitv, or
other misconduct; newspaper editor
takes il upon himself to defend the DE
par,ment, for which he is paid scih the
peoples money! The editor Of the Mad
isonian attempts TO justify himself ON the
ground that those editorials we're handed
IN by the Department, and he had there.
tore the same right to charge for their
insertion as for private advertising. This
may be all true and yet the fact confessed
convicts the Department, of gully, frau.
dulenl waste, and embezzlement Of the
public money. The officers of Govern.
ment have no right TO expend the public
money 10 defence of their public or pri.
vate conduct, and every cent thus expend-
ed is fraudulent and Illegal - Washington
Standard.
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WIGS! ARE YOU READY2

single month remains until the momentou.
trial Of strength for ascendsncy between the par
ties Of this Country. The Wings believe that up
the issue depend the prosperity, happiness, and
honor oftbe Country, and possibly the integrity o.
our thrice blessed National Union. So much being
at stake, we ask the Wings of Bsrkeley-Are yoh
-eddy' We ask every Wing if he has done hi,
whole duty. II yea, then let him not relax, but
redouble his efforts. II his conscience reproach
him with neglect, let him redeem the few shorI
weeks that intervene by an earnest devotion to the
cause OF bis Country. Let him visit his neighbour;
and see after the attempts that are daily made to
instil political heresies into their ears. Follow Lo-
co Focoi,m and wipe out its tracks.
To the Committees we say--let your meetings
be frequea,--confer among yourselves and see II
any ust effort for the redemption OF Old Virginia
is ye, to be made. ia Wing voter shall be absent
from the polls the election day, what Commit
tee can justify itself If tho delinquency be in his
district, and the result of neg lect Let there be
noble strife between you as TO whose work shall be
done beet.
Henry Clay will be borne into the Executive
Chair by bright galaxy of Wing States. We fight
for the honor of placing Virginia in the noble pha
'anx. Let every Virginia Wing to the work
that bis country demands at his hands, and our
confidence is firm that "yirginis will DOT dsown
her son."