American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-09

long has polluted II, and once more take her station
in the ranks of nations. May the deeds OF their ia
theirs animate her sons to acts worthy of her ssges
her statesmen, and her heroes
i guns, 6 cheers. Hail Liberty.
Il 95-Peace: may Peace with downy pinons over.
spread our land, and our people iorevermore enjoy
her blessings.
| guns, cheers. Wreaths TO the CAietlaiu.
/ 24-WoMAN: she was given US for "an help
mate" In the hour of affection, she is our stay
and support; in prosperity, good counsellor: per.
dltlon to the wretch who would destroy her.
9 guns, cheers. Is there heart that neuer loved2
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Observation-Disclosures aVLv.DEPE.NDEyvCE
] July A, 1922.
respectable number of the young gentlemen
OF Newcastle having agreed TO celebrate the day
with harmonious convvialiiy, retired to the we'll
known grove belonging to Col Grantham, so plea
sanity situated the bank of the Delaware, W here
having erected the Star Spangled Banner, and the
Declaration of Independence having been read BY
|. ID. Read "a grandson of one of the sieners) at
O'Clock they sat down to frugal and plentiful re
past headed by James Riddle, Jr. as President and
Evan H. Thomas, Vice President. Ater dinner
the following toasts were given and drank, accom-
Ipaned by appropriate songs and music:--
1.-The day we celebrate, shall be held in admi
ration, and each succeeding anniversary hailed with
Iexultaon, so long as our country contains votary
lof freedom.
"And neer shall the sons of Columbia be slaves,
While the earth bears plant, or the sea rolls its
waves"
Air Tankee Doodle.
9-The memory of our immortal Washington
whose fame towers above all human adulation and
bids defiance to analogy.
Drank standing. Air-Washington8 March.
5-Revolu.ionary Heroes and Sages. If ever we
cease to revere their memories we shall be no Ion
ger worthy OF the enjoyment of that freedom which
was achieved by their vaor and established by their
wisdom.
Drank standing. Air-Oh, breathe nor his name.
4-The army of the United States. May it ne.
YER want Washington, or Jackson to lead it TO
victory
Air-On the road 10 Boston.
5-The Navy of the United States. The vigor-
Gus infant in firm defiance of Overwhelming numbers,
has noby displayed the stars and stripes Of Coum.
ba, and pluck from the sefstyled Lords of Ocean
The wreath OF victory to grace its youthful bosom.
Air-Sar ShangLed Banner.
6-The President of the United States. His bo-
dy guard is virtue, and the love of his countrymep
his shield ofsaletY. Air--Presidents March.
THE ExPresident's of the United States
The Cincinattl of the Land may their examples
which monarchs might envy, be initiated by their
successors, and teach humiliang lesson to dem
agogues and tyrants. Air-Grand Bugle March.
8-The State of DeIaware-Tho' not Star of
the first magnitude. she shines with a native bril-
iancy, not eclipsed by the large luminaries of our
Constellation. Air-Deta7Uare Volunteers' March
9-Commerce. The social chain which binds
together the great family of mankind. May its links
ever be kept bright by use.
Air-.fmerica Commerce and Freedom
10-Agrculture. The darling pursuit of free
men, 1t has made America the granary of world.
Air-Green Fields.
IL Manufactures. May the day soon arrive
when the products OF American looms, shall clothe
exclusively, the sons and daughters of Columbia.
Air-Road TO Wealth.
12-The American Eagle. The noble bird of
Jove still towers on high, in proud preeminence,
whilst the shafts Of her foes fall innoxious to the
lground. Air-.Americaa Eagle.
13-The fair daughters of America. May their
virtues attach us to the soil that gave us birth, and
their smiles prompt US nobly to defend it,
Air-R Rural Felicity.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
BY the President
When with little Rhode Island pride of our nation
Dela7Oare set hand 20 the great declaration,
Seeming TO sign her death warrant, the world in
surprise
Haird her giant in strength, tho pigmy in size.
BY the Vice President. The memory of Col.
Gibson.
| SHOW sleep the brave who sink to rest,
| BY all their Countrys wishes blest.
BY MIR. c. d. Blaney. Col. Isaac Grantham.
We this day celebrate American Independence on
his lands, his heart is with US, but bodily nrmities
prevent his personal attendance.
| BY Mr.. ]. d. Read, Greece. "The land OF
and If battJa MAJ cnocas. sro,,n b.,