Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-13
AUGUSTA, july /.

AUGUSTA, July }.
| We understand that the Small Poy has APP
| peared in the Cherokee Nation, where it is
| spreading with serious mortality. Five Indians
of the Nation, Oh their return from Philadelphia
found their company attacked with thi, alarm
| ing disease OH their journcy-four of them died
and one unfortunately was attacked after he got
home, and was the occasion of spreading the dis
case in the neighborl,ooJ. Sixteen persons, we
are told, have already died with it, and IN almost
every case 1t proves mortal. An express was
sent to this place day two ago, for the pur-
pose OF procuring some of the vaccine matter,
whichit was hoped might be the instrument of
arrcsting the course of the more malignant and
! fatal disorder. -" lCltTOnicie.
CELEBRATION AT HARPERS FERRY.
IO.4S2.S.
I. The Day VIC commemorate
Observation-Disclosures Jubilee.-IE1it Column
bia.
9. Tho President of the United Statcs--In
all the relations Of life, moral well as political,
he stands unimpeachcd and unimpeachable.-
Presidents March,
! 3. The Constitution of the United States
n monument of human wisdom and perfection
I-paralyzed be the hand that would remove
stone from the sacred edifice.-Jeferson'S
March.
4. The Union--A1ay no feeling of sectional
pride or interest ever dissolve the bands of our
social and POLITICAL compact!--Yanitee Doodle
5. The memory of Geo. Washington-''IIis
fame is eternity, his residence Crcation.n-Ros-
Tin Castle.
6. Gen. La Fayettc-The champion of IL
!bcrty-1Ve hail with delight his contemplated
visit to Amcrca.--HaW to the Chief:
| Z. INTERCHANGEABLE heights OF Abraham
shall sink ''ainidst the wreck of matter and the
crush OF worlds" ere his fame shall fade, OF his
memory be forgotton.-Logaa Water.
! 8. The departed Heroes and Sages of the Re-
| volution-Liglt be the clod and green the turf
! that covers theln.--Portuguesc Hmm.
| 9. The Army and Navy of the United States
-Thc expounders ofcan-on law, wien not I'M
derstood by the Judges of the Holy Alliance
.4meric1, Commerce and Freedom.
10. Internal mpreveneut-The main artc-
ry of a Country's wealth--tlc strongest link In
the chain of our political union.-Roadt to Boston
IL. The Rotten Borough system--Alil1e o.
dious whether exercised in Old England, or in
Old Virgina.--Begoned dull care.
12. Greece-The land of science and of Song
May she arise, like another phenix, from
ruin and ashes, with more than original glory
and spicndour.-L.fc let us cherish.
i3. The American Fair-iVIat heart SO lev,
as not to be warned and animated by their smiles'
i-Scect Ellen.
! VOLUNTEERS.
By p. c. .1[acCabe. Gen Andrew Jackson
bold, fearless, patriotic, and ncorruptibie Nav
nations gratitude be shown by rewardine him
with the best Gift of free people,?
BY John Stlter. John Quincy Adams-The
faithful discharge of his diplomatic duties has
sustained the interest of our country: a clear
head and sound heart will secure the highest
/ gift OF his countrynen.
| ByJ. b. Huger, WIN. ii. Crawford-In the
presidential election, may he be supported by
all true republicans!
! By DR.. II. Smother. Henry Clay-May he be
as Fortunate in the election for President as he
has heretofore been in that of Speaker of the
House of Representatives in Congress.
ByD a. Weed. The Presidential Election
In our choice, let us not descend to the inquiry,
] Is he Democrat, is he Fcderalist, Northern
or Southern man but, Is he honest is he cana
Ute, Is he friend to the constitution
| BY j. I. alexander. Ireland--opprcssed
and injured country whilst COMMUNICATING
our own emancipation, permit us to offer a
prayer for thine.
ByJ. Juorelund. May he WHO wishes to de-
prlve man of his liberty, never enjoy that bles-
sing himself!
By Joseph Taylor. Gen George Washing
ton--:' the noblcst work of God.n He left US
liberty as pledge of his affections; the smiles OF
Heaven are his rccompense.
BY Jain Bo,Cers. Maj. Gen. Andrew Jack
soii-The fist commander who gave an ex-
change TO our enemies, of cotton and balls for
- beauty and booty.n
| BY j. Crawford. May the flag of America
long fly triunphantly over the oppressors of
| freedom
By s. k. Whac. Virginia--The first to start
the ball of revoluton-May it continue to move
until 1t bring to all equal rights and privileges.
| By Il. FusSeH. 90 All men are created euual -
May the voters of Virginia recoIlect the a.
I boye words, and they cannot hesitate to call a
convention.
! BY Il ID. oV'picEer. May liberty, with the
rapidty of light, penetrate the rcrnotest regions
of the earth.
| ByJ, Burns. The fair scx--Our delight in
peace, in war our reward: Those only deserve
their love who know how to defend them.
! BY j. Riley. The Greeks--strurrlnr for
freedom: May this day sound the knoll of their
/ opPrc5sors, and prove the era of their efnancl-
patton
BY u. ". yIIidlcton. The brave soldiers
| OF the Rcvoluton-aIay we not treat them with
| ingratituje in the evening of their daysl
! BY j. on. Domestic Manufactnres-per-
ditioa 10 the wretch who prefers fashion TO indie
pcnicncc.
By M. x. Tgarim7n. The Arnorics Of
| tic United Statcs--May they, like her ensirn.
tue esglc. soar above alltheir contemporaries of
the world?
By j. Piles. The Declaration OF Indebcn.
dence--a rcpricve to the oppressed, death
warrant 10 tyranny.
by james Riicy. John Q. Adams as a states
man; Andrew Jackson as hero.
BY 7. G'0ce. Health, wealth, and pro;
perity, TO all the revolutionary officers and sol
licTs, while t!iey remain with rs!
By j. 1uliy ad j. .UCoy Simultaneous
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