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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-25

0num smbiioD Of tsiug ths most prorai.
nenf character In tho scene II increases The
general desire Of being mutually sg'ossble {;
takes sF the offensive edge Of rsilisfy, and
g'vss doiicsey 10 vii; IL preserves subordins'
ton, and reconcilss ease with propriety; like
Other valuable qualities, its value 10 best essi'
ms.sd when IL 10 absent.
No gteatnsu can swe il into servility, no
intimacy can sink il into coarse familiarity
10 suPeriors, u is respectful freedom to in
fsrior', il is unsssuming good nature; 10 O.
qusls, every thing that is ohsrming study
ing, anticipating, and attending 10 all things,
yei al the Same time apparent, disengsged
end csfeless
Such 10 uue pofi,ensss. BY people OF
wong heads sod unworthy hesrts disgrscsd
10 is Two extremes end by the generally oil
mankind confined within the narrow bounds
OF mere good breeding, which 10 only one
branch OF it.
ANGER
The passion OF snse lfnss the mind, dis
torts the coungensnce, hurfisb on the ciiculs.
tion OF The blood, end diso'decs the Whole W.
tel aud animai functions. Il often occa,ions
fcvefs; and other scu'e diseases, snd some
umss even Suuoen Cesth. MS passion -
peculiarly hu tfui 20 tho delies,c, end tho,s
ot weak nc ves.--l have known such psr,on,
frequently loss Ihei' lives, by .VIoleni FL 9
sngU; snd would advise then, 10 gus d
gains the excess Of this passion, with The U,
mott Gaze.
/ 10 not indeed always in out puws' to PIE.
veDt being anefy; bu, we msy su'eiy avolc
hsrbotiog ,cssn;menI in our hsan, Resept
msot o'ey, upon tho miod, and Occasions the
mos obsiosls ch'onicsi dsorde winch
gradually waste The constitution. Nolhing
shows true gteslness Of mind moro Ihsn ~
forgive iujdtie.; i, p umo,ss The peace Of so.
ciety, and stea,iy eondoces to our own easo,
heath and lsIic.iy
Such as value health should avoid vio!en
gusts Of sng.r, as ,hey would the mos, dssd
y poison. Nei hSr ough, hey to indulge ..
.entsnsnI, but TO ensssvor al d! times 10 keep
'neiI mind calm and serene NuhIpg tend
40 much to ias besl'h OF the body, as O con
s,aut tranquility ot mind.
CBochsn's Domestic Medicine.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-25
A GOOD STAND.

THE Real Estate Of The late William Prior, cor'
D ,is,ing Of q Dwelling House and Lot. near the
Red Market. lin Market squsre) will be sold &C
heretofore advertised at public auction, on Saturday
the Sd day Of Sept 1895, at o'clock in the fore.
noou-under the direction Of the court Of probate
wM. LOWE, Auet'r.
Newncrt AUG fS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-25
Jsncp painting.

NEW SY3TE.H or p..KvTJ,, C on IELVEZd
md >.fTlIN
ALSO.
FANCY Painting on Pspcr, with colours, IndiS
l. Ink and Crsyon, by 4. D. ENGsTROM. al the
widow OF the late Capt John Earl's.--No /, Gtlfia
street.
Masonic aprons psioted op velvet and settin, will,
colors and Indi, ink at a low price. Specimens ~
shtc kind TO be seen as above
Minerals from Norway are kept for safe.
aug IL.
NOTICE.. Mount Hope Lodge win
i Y be regularly Constituted, and its oficeTs IL,
stalled nt Fail River village, on Thursday the firss
day OF September next.
an address will be delivered on the oecssoI.
Brethren ot the nelghboring Lodges respectfully
invited to attend. JAMES FORD, Secrg.
Troy. aug 9. aug1i
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-25

ikM JAMES TILLEY will give lis 81 cash the
w dozen for American made gloves, and IL pT.,
erred xill p-y N Dry Goods or Of bis store N ts
rate ct c2y L. Snxfna. JdlcS:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-25
IT a Cou,s OF Probate. AoLden az Sourl.

1T Cou,s Of Probate. holden az Soafk-
Kfnysfown hRg. IL 1925
A N INSTRUMENT Of writing was presented to hx
"A court, purporting to be the last will and tesla
ment OF Oliver Tenant, late of sou,h.Kingsto~n,
deceased. for probate, and the Cour, refer the con-
siderston Of the same until the second Monday ~
September next. at a court Of probate to be holden
Lite-Rest. and that the same be notified io orc
Of the newspapers printed in this state, three wcess
that all persons interested in said viii may attend
they see iit and be heard in the premises.
Witness, sILAs BROWN, Probate Clerk
aug lS.
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= NrOTlCE.-Whereas the Honorable

NrOTlCE.-Whereas the Honorable
4 Court of Probate of the town of Sou h. Hinga.
town. did the 9th August, ,appoint me, the subser
Der, n the place of Thomas C. Hassrd Guardian oz
the person aud estate Of Peter w. Clarke of South
Engstown and also Of tho following children Of the
said Peter w Clarke. vizs James T.. Clarke, Carder
II. Clarke Peter w Clarke, Jun and Nicholas
Clarke. all of said b.Kngsiown. and having quail
fled myself the Law directs. do hereby forbid all
persons ,rsnsac,ing any business WITH trusting Ell
ther Of the above persons. shall y none OF their
debts or contracts from this date All persons in-
debted to said estate. are called upon to make pay
ment end those having demands, TO call and settle.
NICHOLAS CLARKE. Guardian Of
said Peer. oriefhs Csadren.
South. hings,own, Aug. 10. 1925 tsuy Is 6v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-22
COMMUNICATIONS

The 10th Anniversary OF American Indepcn-
dence was celebrated at Halifax Courthouse, in an
appropriate manner -
A neat and eloquent Grafton pronounced by
Wm. b. Banks, Esq. preceded by excellent
PRAYER from the Rev. Robert Hart.
About 2 clock, the Company retired to beau
tiful grove, and parook of sumptuous dinner,
prepare for the occasion--Richard Logan, ESQ.
presided, assisted by Col. John II. Wimbish 8. Mr.
Samuel Williams as Vice-Presdents. After. the
removal OF the cloth, the following toasts were
drank.
L. The 4th July, 1875 The spirit which achiev-
ed our Liberties, can alone preserve them
Tune, Hail Columbia.
2. The Constitution of the United States: A
noble monument Of political WISDOM if executed
in the spirit in which it was formed.
Yankee Doodle.
q 8. Gen. Washington and his compstriots: Their
example has shed lustre upon the cause of free
governments Washington's Grand March.
A. La Fayette We do honor to ourselves, in
bonoring him. Soldiers Return.
g. The Constitution Of Virginia A relic of the
Revolution, and legacy from our fathers.
TiUe la Constitution.
g. The States: The hesl'hful and vigorous sxe--
seof their Constitutional rights, the best preser-
walton of our republican institutions.
.auid lang Syne
7. The Army and Navy Arms OF our defence;
thus true glory consists IN proper subordnation
to the civil authority. Star Spangied Banner.
8. Agriculture, Commerce, and Manufactures
The only protection they require is exemption from
legislative restrictions. Rural felicity
0. Thomas Jefferson May the last scenes ofbis
active and valuable life, be as tranquil and happy
as its meridian has been splendid and useful.
Jefferson and Liberty.
10. James Madison, author Of the Repor of '9S
Presidents March.
ii. VIM. II. Craw ord May his health be al
sound as his integrity, and firm his principles
There's no luck about the house.
H. The University Of Virginia. May it be
fountain OF Science and Literature in country
College HoTnpipe.
10. The cause Of freedom throughout the world
Champion IF Freedom.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-22

By Mr., Led'y: The 9Th Of July, q magnet
&c power, pointing the spirit of the people TO the
Independence OF their Country May there be no
variation.
BIZ Mfr. .h 4. Chiffon: The Old Dominion
though in decline she may be restored by aiten-
ton TO her Constitution.
BY Mr. D"iony, IF Kentucky: II. Clay, may
ms memory be IS lasting as his talents bril-
| liant.
By Mr. W f. Phillips: The Constitution OF
Virginia, Prudence dictates that Governments
long established. should be changed for light or
transient causes.'
By .Hr. James Co,rles: James Barbour, Sec
rotary OF war, you are in muddy wa,ers-Virgnia
regrets it--she has honored you, you should have
known her sentiments and hohored her.
number OF respectable citizens of the Town
oil Boydon and It's vcioiy assembled at tina, place
on me AN ins' Tor The purpose of celebrating the
Anniversary OF the Declaration of American indie
pendence. The Declaration of independence was
read IN al impressive manner by William b. Easley,
Esq. preceded by a few handsome and pertinent re-
MARKS 10y .n't gentleman An elegant dinner was
prepared Tor the occasion by Mr. VIM Tovnes.
at which OIL Richard II. Walker presided. assist
ed 10y Phiiip hainey and Edmund Townes, E,qrs.
After the clothwas removed, the following toasts
were drank.
IN. occasion that brings us together May prove
| y
K The memory of Washinson:, language has been es-
haus'u III las r'as,; him, venersi, HIM,
B. The President of Un,e States. Hoi;nc ,b' oTi
| acquire confidence. - '
The States: May they barter their r h fer roads
anu o''a'' as E'an did li' brish Tor Of pouase.
-, =, 8 cheers
T. 5; The Press The 'oeh hat light. the nation, earth
|" In Tryr 8 chee,s.
t. The Tariff: When the nation ceases TO r.ou. II =.
rese"ne bill--nsy Toe speedily repealed.
Nm H. trawl"rd lie forgive the pcople though,
llut
| made President - o.
8. MIR Secretary Clay; 1t i. indeed rnins in DIT, pun
8 be"jamin Fankiu Hi example may excite youih~hi,
pIeeepts adnODish r6r.,x
~ La Fayetie Stunt not la lonor; he /, ,r,,v az d.,
H. fibc Dinners: Too common a. ann rate . h,r c,,
| 'emp"h ! when given 10 Huh. CRosuss Narcl.j
- ihe Sirv'ns Soldier, of the Revoiupn. The a,l Of
"a"c oi Heroes which fret in the page Of history
L. Simon Dorar Already canoniled by the mus r n,,
and associated with the fame of Washington, c5ssy,
q, VOLUNTEERS
IS n o MoCraw Greece The twice con,ecrscd Temple
." L'oI'tv-her incense Is The fame acen, ,ftueher .,r
ri!ce the blood of Modern Heroes.
W. Iownes The present .lrntian in pro,rc.;i.
RATIONAL Improvements, may they great ns-
W. l. Huri,: John Thomson: When will v;r.in;
cease 4" lament her bsLrs; example of tIen, her
| mod, nf virtue, '' NV put
W.B Easily: Littlrton Waller TueweI: His life a
per'"nic'tion of all the uneuu,Ird talents. t
guaranty OF the Southern intcrc.t "
u. JeAes; The advocates Of The York Town BILL They
deserve well Of their country.
W. Townes; Rufus King of New York: Nav he learn
ana "eh'et?th practice the eleventh commandments Every
nan mind las own business.
| state aud aiistvctacy. I4f' " ~ sum "
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H8.NIO YER L.aNfJ non SgLE

uft th los saie, privately, trm, situated forks Of
uanovtr known 10y The nsne 1t LONG RON containn.
about 'O acres = ickly populated ami aueraI
DtikhocIhool bmcd FOR health it, sol well adapted 10 tbe
cultivation q" tohacoc Corn aui wheat having 6.st rate
20" sound' attached 70 n. farther description deemed
unnecessary, persons wishing TO puichIsc oud first view
me pre- m'es Joining the estate there Of about go
acres 81 superior low grounds which The
o. selling and which would enhance greatly the yauc this
aci The pure hsser would have the liberty of seeding cop
OF attis sli and POSSESSION gwen the day Js
~ neat There will be sold sad plantation the fr,t dt
o. December, t9 whole Of The present growing crops OF corn
aHd toleoo Also The farming utensils and thereto b
longing Peron' Wishing 10 purchas said tract can he esy
accommodated n cstebshing At The premise, oqil
be shown by application Mr.. Thomas Neon Jr whose o.
tate joins IL, and the made known ny applying 10 me-
WILLIAM NELSON.
York Totcn. July fe, 1926.
n II. II the above land not sold privssiy before e
first Day OF September next will then be offered ft rom
application 70 be made 10 Thofnos Neis0a Jr who IS a,b
rcd 60 contract Tor the same w ".
Juae<2 Am
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EXCESSIVE HEAT

The heat in Boston for three days was excess
siye; the nights nearly as hot as the days The
mercury in the coolest situations ragged from 90 TO
o. deg. and even to 100 Of FAHRENHEIT; and when
exposed to the sun, il has risen to 20. On the
first of these very oppressive days (Sunday the
l0th) at 10 O'Clock, it was at %, at y. NJ. 81.
and shutdown 80; next day at 3 z NJ. it was at
100: and on Tuesday, sunrise, so, u O'Clock a,
90; and 2, p NJ. 100; and al 3, it was %. This
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SWEET SULPHUR SPRINGS

HESE Springs are in elegant order for the r,esp,,c, -
company, and Gre, this under the entire
and ecnons the sub'erib.r, who has laid in ers
IN eee.'sry for the comfortable accommodation o.
me following, together With several other vas be improve
%sa,, have heeu made within the last such
e, me accommodations much agreeable and escr,,.
WARM Bath Of Sulphur Water so Constructed as 10 hs,
,s any temperature deIed; handsome hreesiory house
Nun all elegant drawing which place. ne
ho aud small library Of well selected Books; few bc
neatly hnnbed and well arranged foi the sceonuiod,
n1t large miles; large and stable the stale
,;oh ave much wider than usual, well stocked with nice
~; nay and gram and the privilege of feeding without
may be asked by those who are not acouain.J wifi
~ what are he qualities Of til, water. The an
- ~ @ mould he. that they composed seiy OF he
an OF equal proporion producing DE sam effects
y; seu'ed to remove diseases as other Sulphur
"a.f IN 'fsha that there nacril difference he
w"en h' and he White and Salt Sulphur except in name
nc s"uaVh OF this place, which cuhn two mile of ,b
IOWA. en'on, remarkably healihy the &c emery dive,
ned and enchanting and its facilities or ;, 10
any worthy remark that person living nj, ar I,;,
n place for any length Of lime hss ever yet Whit he's
Sed win any KIND OF Fever which is perhaps saw
ing more than any watering place &C standing i The ,n,-
country can IN truth hos,, Of The terms Of Boarding. A.,
u,uai-wilI he made loS s,si the tiaics "
July p. e2-w5w wMvass
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" AYING bean applied Tor several hundred bushels Of
pfcssnt crop ofWhes for seed; and supposinr from the
reported prevalence Of the and on tie River below
Inst suhscrve the farming interest well ny own
10 give M notice Thereby inform the agricultural commune
tx that have rcsefved fifteen hundted hheis Of EARLY
HfiJTE MEXICAN WHE.t1 for seed--t Is uninjnfed bs
smut and Will he furnished in parocl' les, than
hundred bushels Al ninety bushcl end the rise in the
Richmond market un tho time Of delivery, landings,
Leitcss by Post 10 New Canton Colunbia win receive
pronnt srer'ion. JOIN ". CoCkE,
- eri ri, idij 10 2O-Jta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-22

The ceremony of the French Coronation is too
good piece of badinage, be lost to our readrr-
II is really amusing 10 with what solemn face.
he most ridiculous farces of monarchy are played
oil in Erore. The arnpulla, The oil, the un, ing
OF the Kings dress, the flight of the BIRDS Sc are
scarcely fit for the meridian of the nursery.
a letter from Milan announces more nventful
scene perhaps, going there viz Conferences
between tie ambassadors of the first Courts in Eu-
rope They are stated to have two objects in view:
projected arrangement with regard to the Greek,
and the Ottoman Porte; and The scheme of an Ital-
ian federation like that of Germany! Let the
People look to sihis congregation of poli,c
worms"
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"A number of Others were given with which we
have not been furnished
Charles City Celebration of IN Julv
a respectable company from the counties OF
Henrico and Charles Ci y met at the spring of Mr..
L.. Royal, tpolitely offered for the occasion) in
commemoration ofthe lth July, '76, which gave
birth 10 American Independence. No oseniation
or parade intruded upon the genuine feelings of
PATRIOTISM which prompted the meeting. The day
was spent in social converse Many a tale gather
eel from the lips OF revoiu onary fathers was lis
tened TO with attentive delight. After a Farmer ;
Dinner, composed OF dishes furnished by the COM
parry each alter his choice, the following toass
were drank
By Wade Mosby, jr. (President) The day we
celebrate. A day of resilessness to Tyrants, but
a day OF Jubilee 10 Freemen.
by Thomas Taylor The State of Virginia
should the constitution prove pulmonary, be eau
tous how you harsh medicines
By Nathaniel Nel,on: The Patriots of the rev.
olution when 10 remember them with
the most enthusiastic gratitude, may we cease TO
enjoy the blessings they have bequeathed us.
BY Ro, w. Graves La Fayette: The associ-
ate oil the immortal Washingon--the friend oil lib
erty and the rights of man.
By jones +. Roane The citizens OF this Re
public: May they continue to tread The paths OF
virtue and patriotism, 10 watch with the eye of Ar
gus the Temple of Liberty, and suffer not the pro-
fame 10 administer at her affairs.
b. Is. Wills: The friend OF Liberty and OF man
Simon Bolivar
BY r. Smith: The Greeks May this dav be re-
membered by them and spur them on to successful
deeds OF valor.
-- The Tree of Liberty: May it be
planted around the globe that all mankind may eat
of its fruit.
BY Christ. Roane Andrew Jackson The hero
nj I'LL. IL a
BY Ro Douthat: The President of the u. S.
constiiutionaly appointed. His administrator
ought 10 be consiitutonally supported.
by Oliver Laid Agriculture and Marufac-
lures Each ought to stand or foil unassisted by go
vernment.
BY Joseph Folkes Free Trade and Sailors
rights.
By Thomas Stage: The Staunton Convention :
Let them remember that vested rights are not so
lamely surrendered, as is talked of, by certain re-
voluionists.
by Doct Scott: Gen. La Fayette's happy re-
turn TO his family.
by Thos West: Craw ford, jackson and Adams;
at the next election may the last be frs, and the
first last.
by Robert Phillips: Tie Governor of Virginia
Inc unlv ersal esteem of his countrymen is more
10 nm, lhan all the honors and profits of his offic
by Francis Wilson Virginia, whose principles
arc mistaken, admits OF no compromise in defeat
by Archer +. Walton-South America: Sue
cess to her efforts for freedom
BY the whole Company-Our wives and Sweet
hearts:
OH woman whose form and whose soul
are the spell the light of each path VIC pursue;
Whether summed in lie Tropics, or chilled at the pole,
III woman he there, there, ; uappines,
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TIN DOLLARs REWARD

~ ANAWAf the si August last from Size Subscriber.
- nr.ru ty The HENRY. Who SON etitp. N,
himself Billy Jon.onj he is bright nIrlc about .i fee, Il
inche, high, and about twenty years odd understand he
has free fp'f' aud ' hc probably working James Ri
yer: viii rive the above reward oI ten Joll, 10 . -
who val secure him IN Jail so set ldu. again.
JOIiN s. COLEMAN
Ga Ira. Iulv u. l1 -,,-tt I've
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OEEESEER HL.8Q@TE,D..

LIBERAL wages viii be gve"snd ashsrc Of the crop 10
%stne WHO well for Honesty,
industry, olrifty aud Of good moral character, who ha been
accustomed 10 the of Ncgroes ,r The ensuing
engagement would be made with such one for
,e balance ii tc present ear well for The The
application j. msdr, the heller. Enquire a, this
ONCE or At the Short Pump, iienreo county.
yg,rl..
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BVRR BLOCKS. IRON, &c,

TIVE subscriber has jest received fg sale further supply
cf very superior FreHch Burr mn Stone Blocks Ss,e5ss
ard Rrssia % sssofttd ADetein Bfeyed SetI and Leaf
ad B,oton SHyar Of quale., all Of which Will Be-
sold low. BERNARD PEYTON
July r. 49,
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A Philadelphia paper stat es, that the JVashinp-
ton tireys OF that CRY have been invited BY the
proper authorities to join in the celebration of the
battle oil Brandywine, in September, where LA
FAIETTE will be present.--Will the celebration
take place on the f;etd Of actioi,?-The Whining
ON paper suggests that it is The mos. appropriate
scene Tor the ieie; as well account oil the beau
ties OF the spot as the history Of the achievement
Should judicious arrangements be msde, thousands
would flock 10 It, to taste and give zest to the cele
braiion, and to lake their last farewell of the Ma
fiOn'S Guest
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The Card hon Citizen Of 4iionsJ,rg to The Yisi,sys
q" M and Nary Coi!fgs The tw Communications stating
e establishment Of Auxiliary Colonization Socfes ing
William county, the College Hampden sydney Sc hall
appear III our next Also the Reply of EDgus Camiliu
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From Post to PiHar!1
NAVAL COURT MARTIAL.
TUESDAY, lux 10. 1925.


The answer OF the Attorney General TO the re-
quest OF the Court through the Secretary of The
Navy, for his opinion the questions stated es-
terday, was read by the Judge Advocate The
Attorney General explains the legal duties of his
oihce as being restricted TO the giving OF opinions,
whenever requested by the President of the Unit
ed States, or any of the Heads of Departments
upon questions connected with the discharge OF
their respective functions. An opinion to regu-
late the decision OF a court martial, or any oues-
ilon Judicially before il, is not supposed to be
within the sphere, thus described OF his proper
olice and, therefore, he thinks, not ONLY that he
cannot be officially called upon for such an opin-
Ion, but that it would be highly improper for him
to act officially on any such question.
~Commodore Porter then stated 10 the Court,
that seeing the delay and probable embarrassment
likely TO arise from his persisting in the oliec-
tons, In their present shape he had concluded to
withdraw them; and prayed leave to carry that
discrimination into effect, by written explans-
ton oil the operative considerations and induce
ments which had brought him to the conclusion
now announced. This was acquesced in by the
Court; and, no other business being ready, the
Court adjourned till Tomorrow at 10 O'Clock,
when Com. Porter Is expected to deliver in his
formal waiver of the objections, in their present
shape, accompanied by his reasons for the measure
and to tender himself ready to proceed with the
trial. [.Nat. Int.
MARRIED.; I,Ic View, county Of Glouceer, by
The Rev East wood. ON Thursday the fih int Cipa
U'HiHD, isdycas 10 the sisbe aid beautiful Miss EDiiy
Ncw, ali 81 Gloucester county.
-, On The 9Th inst. Hiirri a. Efirson Of the Corps
of LnsHecs 81 he T. Stats, Mss Nny H. Carter, dausi-
Ter Of The late Landon Garter, E Of Sabine Hail. Richmond
county, Virginia.
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FOURTH OF .JIJIY.

This day was celebrated by the Warrington Blues
commanded by Capt. Wadea, and the citizens
of Warrenton, Fauq'ner, in the usual ceremonie,
OF the OCCASION by the firing OF guns and ringing
bells at sunrise AT meridian, a procession was
formed By Col. Wallace, Marshal of he day, on
the Public Square, and moved in the following Or
der to the Brick Church,
Marshal of the DAY.
Declaration OF independence, borne by Capt John
son OF the Revolution, and Flag.
Chaplans.
Military.
Orator nd