Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-07-13

BIN. B. RobinsoB-TIis EGeellency !
De wit Clinton, the friend OF Internal
improvements. L
By Lieut. Hill-The Constitution OF
the q. States, like the sensitive plant,
should be touched lightly.
BY A. Humrickhodse-1 The Shep-
herds I'olon artillery In war her brave
defenders, in peace her useful citizens
By Ezra Vaametre, Of Ohio-Henry
Clay the great Orator and Statesman OF
the west: Ills name will shine with brill
liancy in the page of history when ma
iority Of bis enemies will be sunk into
oblivion.
BY Thomas shspherd-The memory
of Col. Joseph Swearingeu, whose he
Foism and liberallty, has given to us,
once more, the privilege OF celebrating
upon the same spot that gave birth to
patriot, phiIanthropist, our year OF
jubilee. We esteem bis virtues; bis
exertions ia the cause Of equal rights,
we admire; his love OF country and the
rights man us rsr.rs He has depar-
ted from among us. He has fought the
good fight be has ceased from hi, la
bors, and his good works have followed
him. To every natural or adopted son
of Columbia, it is said, imitate him,
and your country wi! continue free.
1t Charles Tonn--- F-ont Ae Repository.
The 6f,ieth anniversary of American
Independence was celebrated in this
town Yesterday, with every demonstFa-
ton Of Joy aud gratitude. A large num-
Der of ladies and gentlemen assembled
at the Episcopa! Church, at 10 O'Clock,
when an appropriate prayer was offer
ed up BY the Rev. Alexander Jones,
the Declaration of Independence read
in a forcibe and impressive manner by
DIR. Cramer, and an Grafton delivered
by Maj. John Peter Much interest
was given TO the ceremonies at the
Church by the performance Of several
select pieces of sacred music, by
choir composed of young ladies and
gentlemen OF the Town, who volun-
ieered their services for the occasion.
After the Grafton, large number Of
the citizens of the town and country re.
paired to a handsome grove near town,
and at o'clock sat down to well pre-
pared dinner, at which Major VIM.
Broadus. ian officer of the revolution,)
presided, supported by John Yates and
Thomas Griggs, Esqrs. Maj. Heroine
l.. Opie acted as Vice President, sup
porte d by DR.. Samuel J. Cramer and
john L. A. Washington, Esq. The
greatest harmony and good feeling pre-
vailed, and the day was closed in an
greeable manner. 10 the managers
great credit is due for their unremited
exertions and attention.
After dinner the following toasts were
drunk, accompanied by the firing of a
cannon.
l. 7ne day ice csle5rote.s-The most glori.
Gus in ,the annals OF mankind.
9. The G'Gted States. - Powerful happy
free--Haying stood the test for half century.
what have they now to fesrs
8. The President Of sls United SsGtes ~
The intemperance of bis political enemies has
only served to enhance his reputation and aug.
nent the number of his friends.
The memory Of tho iGrnorta! Washing
tom - drank stsndingl
S. Tas Nary ofths United States 1T never
loses sight OF il. well earned fame.
$. The Army IF the United Stosss.--With
It's admirable discipline we may confidently ex-
Pect repetition OF its gallant achievements,
whenever we shall have occasion for its services.
Z General Lafayette. Cncinna;us Of
cid. he left his plough, not to conquer his en-.
hp fNr he hOnaua Cf
gresteful people.
5. The South American Reps5iies ~--Their
gallant struggles for independence have met
with such success as all good men desired,
may their liberties be established on such q
basis as all wise men viii approve.
y. The Gresks. 800 Peace to the names of their
slaughtered companions-May their blood like
the teeth of Cadmus, produce fresh heroes TO
dispute every inch OF ground with their cruel
oppress0rs
10. Vngiaia--The nursery of great men,
the mother of four Presidents. May she absn-
don her present policy and speedily regain her
standing among her sister states.
Past scenes the fancy wanders o'er,
Sand signs TO think they are no more"
IL. The suruiving heroes Of ae Rsoel,.hoa.--
Like the last tickets ia the wheel. they rise in
our estimation as they dininishi in number.
IL. 4grictis,Te The genuine source of
wealth, virtue end happiness
IS. The En Presidents 9fhs United Slated
We cannot estimate their services too highly
--Posterity viii do them justice.
IA. The american Fair.-Not less distin.
guished for their personal charms, than for those
moral and intellectual qualities which command
our love and respect.
VOLUNTEERS.
Pg .Nqj Peter. Internal Improvement and
Equal Representation--A speedy dissolution
70 the dop-in.the. manager nrlnclpIe--of South.