American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-07-11
10 rnE EDITORS OF THE wATcnMAN.


The seicene ana celebration Of hide penlencc was
tended BY NUNS and respectable Company at Della
ware city, the a h list After the arrival Of the steam
boas from Phadclpnia procession was 70 med on The
bank Of the Cahsl and moved ON he tide lock up 10 the
first bdgc Captain M,ore's troop OF Cavalry IN advances
AID attended by excellent hand Of music on bolrda
MI boat provided for the occasion.
The procession over, he conpiy sal down to an enter
anment spread BY NJ Frazer under the shade OF ven
erabie oak fIon above whose pmos bougn ,ated e
STRIP, AID starred banner Of Freedom. After dining, tie
folio. ing tass drank, accompanied with music and
an 0ccasio al sante.
The nay Cel.5rate--Made memorable by The cow
rage Of nur Fathers fifty years since Our children will
uniimiosned enthusiasm (St4r Spanged Banner)
2-Tie United S0tes If .hncrica MAY the sacred tics
that bind them together never be broken.
3--TAe memory Of daai IF Pntoa,s--.lhe statesmen
whose wis lon planned and the heroes wirse courage
achieved our Independence. ca DTEe.)
4-Ha Ercrqeacy John Quincy yrinrs President Of the
United S,a,es presidents March)
Gen. .2udreao Jacksonold Hickory forever
(See the conquerlng hero comes
6--TAe memory of frlsh0 rot-Not engraved on 3,
ror recorded marble; but inclbly impressed o. Tie
hearts Of lis countryinen (Washiugton's III nch} .
1.-THE veaerabh sage IF .1IahteND--Distinsaishcd IN
ublic life as peouud statesman and in private retir
nen AS an erul're ph'os pher may he gratitude OF hi
copnymen bless his few remaining years with te "ohaf
rRa 9nitdte " Auh Lang 5Yhe}
s-rHe sw,;7ug Mrroes If The Reuoutiea-Alay tie.
approve lhc SANDER that Republics ever ngraetnt
IN the dc. phll Of lfej
Gen Latape'te-A votary OF Liberty he iraYersed
dice ,ousa d miles Of t. lay his sacrifice on he
aHat--he earned and obtained a natioa's g"siiude
fIail o the Chief
1oM, Ercelcncy De Hin Clinton His praise is soand-
Ell by thousand bugles from the Highlands Of Hudson
% the shares Of Erie and Champlaln.
(i.e fame sound the trumpet)
fl-?he Coasitudon IF The United States fabric OF
Inst proportions, raised by skl architects any attempt
Is mead wo Id out mar its beauty.
Gre rolrd the huge oak)
Io-YNe Chlcabeqke and jclfware Cdpdt-The from is
u, suC oh, ef ttpl fchni Nptli
receive lie welding heat
{rhe meeting Of the waters)
l-TAe Directors ofttc Chesatcake s. Deilapare Canal
They have weighed in he balance, bnt have not been
found wanting COCO to Berwick Johnnie.")
M-THe Board # Eraminng Engineers Of ne chesapeake
AID Deliqvare Canat-Gen,lemen Of distinguished profess
siond reputation which their decision on late Inportan
question has not diminished
6 boat, boat the ferry)
Isl BENJAMIN Wright, Soils works pr claim him a
Distinguished Engineer; AMI the esteem in which he is
hel BY his intimate friends, bears testimony to his prvate
worth. (speeo INC riouEh.)
lned with talent should ever be highly appreciated
(French Air.)
,7-9Ne qeracdn Fair" neauy needs the 70 eign
Ali Of ornaments but is VIXEN unadorned, adorned the
mos..n (Loves young dYeam.)
VOLUNTEER ToASTs.
Nv Mr. r. j. Higgins ne present aabpinis.ratoa-
Whether composed of Of our choice or not when
right give them honest support hen wrong, liberal OPP
position
We hail their arrival with rv, and win givet Delaware
hospitality and see them safely embarked for home.
I,y Mr. T. H. Gle. The Contractors IF he Chesapeake
and DeEvare CanalUprigh i'll conduct indeatigahe and
enierprsng, NAV their cxertions realize the needin
Nv MIR d. Livermore. Detl7care, Of the inmoytal
tlreen-hiay she be more distinguished for talents
than territory
Nv Mr. j T. Clement. Tie .Suhordindte Engineers Of
he Chesnbeake anil Deuzvare CaThe buildings of great
ness are among them.
BY Lieut. Caulk The oak that bears oar counRg's fay
May its soil prosper.
By Guest Our merit meeting on s1a spot-S we
the shade of .ic OAK may find the shelter OF
cedar roof with brick sup orters
By Mr. c CLARK. The Engineer Corps Of the Chesa-
peake and Delaware Canat-Ineatgabie and persever'g
in their line of duty they deserve, and may they meet,
the applause of the wise and yirtious.
j" The DelaTonre Inytncl5ies''-May they me-
yer prove unworthy of their title.
by Guest. The suffering GreeisTher heroic strugs
gle for liberty has aroused the sympathes Of nation OF
treemen