American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-19

Evangelical ZnteAgencer,' and in the Boston Recor-
;der:'-slop and read them"
j What secret charm was in these names, we pre-
tend not to say; however, he returned, and gave
the articles in question an attentive perusaI When
| he had finished, he said to his friend-"I am con-
WINGED that these things carried TO unwarrant
able extent: and am dreadiuly afraid that those
who thus enter the ministry, instead Of being able
to adopt the language of the apostle, "the ministry
which have received of the Lord Jesus'-can only
say, "the ministry which have received at dndover
Seminary, at Princeton or at some other College,"
the YELLOW FEVER prevails there to an alarm.
ing degree.
I The North Carolina "a and the Corvette John
Adams, Capt Renshaw, are at anchor below New
Castle.--it expected the Cyane sloop of war; will
Join them from New York, and proceed together
Ito Norfolk
The Cyane, sailed from New York on Sunday
morning last, for the Delaware.
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ELKTON, Md. July z.
| The return of the glorious Anniversary of Indee
pendence was celebrated by the Republicans of Elk
on, and its vicinity, with respect and grateful re-
me mbrance Statutes announced the day which
gave the rights Of man to the American world. At
one O'Clock the Declaration OF independence which
has rendered this day immortal, was read to large
and respectable audience by Or. Caleb Parker--and
at three O'Clock the company sat down to an elegant
dinner at Mr. Beaston's hotel: John Evans and .Ja-
cob Cashos, Esqrs being appointed presidents, and
Edward Wilson and oohn Groome, Jr. Esqrs, secre.
tares The Throne of Heaven was addressed most
devouty and eryently by MIR. John Jordon.
The following toass were drank with every de-
monstration of joyful appreciation.
| The 4th Of July. The Sabbath Of our Freedom.
May the objects of this day commemoraop ever
excite in the American mind, sentiments OF respect
and gratitude.
! The memory OF Gen. Washington--the greatest
and best of Patriots.
The memory of those Statesmen and Soldiers OF
THE Revolution who now rest in peace: we are in
debted to them for Independence and prosperity
I The Surviving co-patriots of Washington-de-
serving the love and gratitude of the nation.
\ The Congress Of Distinguished for great
and noble actions. 7ere 7Sere giants in those days.
Thomas JrferSou--The author of the Declaration
of Independence.--H wisdom and patriotic servi
|ces have long claimed the admiration, confidence
and affection, OF every true American.
4 James Monroe, President of the United States
II a faithful public oervant
\ Daniel d 7omhkins, Vice President Of the u
ISiatcs.-Our best friend when our country was In
danger.
Our National Secretaries, or "Heads of Depart
ment''- all, honorable men,
/ The Marquis dc la Fayetteville fought and bled
for our Independence. Beloved by every friend to
the rights of man.
j The memory of Count Pulaski and other foreign.
ers, who fell fighting for our Independence.
i The Governor and Council OF Maryland.
4 I he Army and Navy of the United Slates-the
vanguard of the Nation
i General .andresu Jackson The pride and boas
lIof America.
II The memory Of Gen. CoUington Of Maryland.
The memory of Major VIM Piakney-He repre-
lsented our country with the first talents; and sneo
Ibis best blood in her defence. The Nation mourn.
Ibis loss.
b Gen. Samuel Smith--the soldier of the Revolu-
ltion--the able and Patriotic Statesman.
Edward Ltoyd-our distinguished Senator. We
! love and esteem the man.
+ Our Sister Republics in the South-May thei
statesmen possess the wisdom of Franklin, Adam:
land Jefferson and their soldiers the virtue and pat
lriotsm of Washington.
Il THE nert President of the United Stafes--May hi
5 be oil the Jefferson stanh.
! The Hartford Convention Washington has toll,
us, sfrown Indignantly upon the first dawnng of al
,. attempt to ALLEVIATE one portion of the union from
+ the other"
/. PROSPERITY 10 the City Of BoltimO,e-A good an
honorable market will always produce spirite
u Agriculture.
'iI Agriculture, Manufactures, and Commerce--Th
sources of our Independence, prosperity and HAP
'-lpness.
ol The Fair Ser-The single married and the maj
Fisd happy