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

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ford-The enlightened statesman and honest
patriot .,,.
to Washington. ri 1
Bv .hr. r. Reed john @. Adams-Tbe
backbo of an American. hiS heAd has
grown bareIes. IN the service OF his country
RI Mr.. n. Buckmasser The Government
Of the limited States--Llke that OF ancient Car
thage. NAV it ever continue fl 70 serve as mo-
del tor others.
By NJ. David IT. Snyder. John @. Adams
The political Czsar-Msy we always nave
such talents in our Chief Magistrate.
BIZ Major BroGdus. The gentleman woo
Iris day read the Declaration of Independence
b. The Yice PreSideat The Orator OF the
day.
At UTr clesfe-, Va.
The peouIe of Winchester have had two Sc
perste and distinct celebrstions. one oy 'ue
Rife company under the command OF captain
Reu psrsded in front of the Coffee House,
from thence they marched to the Lutheran
Church, where very eloquent and Impressive
prayer was offered up TO the Throne OF GRACE
b. the Rev. Mr.. Jackson; the Declai saoh o'
Independence read by William l.; Clarke, esq
and an Grafton delivered by John Hopkins, IT,
esq. The other BY the Artillery company, uf'
der the Command OF Capt. Ware, paradeo l.
front of MRS. Streips Boarding House, marched
firm, thencx TO the PRESBYTERIAN Church, where
tie Hon. Alfred II. Powell read the Declsra-
ton OF independence, and the Rev. DR.. Hlli
delivered 81 Grafton. The Republican is olis
animated in giving an account OF the procsea'
ipss OF these grand celebrations lEsy oeihS
4 too long, will compel Us 10 apply the SCISSORS
to them, but really we scarcely know where 20
begin, least we should spoil; anunber OF Their
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fcmen and cW oT the Artillery.
Isl! The day we celebrate.
Sd. Thomas Jefferson, the writer OF the De-
clarsiion Of Independence: The justice OF ms
country should enable him to declare bis ann
independence.
5th. The President of the United States.
9TH. The cause of liberty in both benls'
pheres: Nav it sever the leagues OF tyrsnts,
and PROSTATE the crescent and the inqu'si'ioS.
9Th. A free press: The faithful mirror, IN
whose pure and polished surface our rulers may
behold the true character of their measures
10th. Our revolutionary guests: Their pre-
sence testfes that the frosts OF bait century
have not extinguished the FIRE which animated
their bosoms in 70
VOLUNTEERS.
By John Hopkins, Iun Orator OF the Day.
Capt. Bell and lis Rife Corps: Science ano pa
sriotism.
BY VIM. L. Clark. Esq. the reader of the
Declaration OF independence. The memory "
Lawrence: Don't give up the sMp.
By Col. A. C. Smith, one of the Vice Presi'
dents. The Virginia Bill of Rights; An anti,
dote to the poison Of intolerance IN church ana
state,
By John Heiskell, one of the Vice Presi'
dents. The reader Of the Declaration OF lnoe-
pendence.
By Dr. Robert I. BALDWIN, one Of the Vice
Presidents. John Q. Adams. The measure OF
his hono?s only fills the measure OF his merits.
BY DR.. A. S. Baldwin. John @. Adams and
Henry Clay: An unnatural and unhoiy UNION
The Indignation of an nsulted and injured peo-
Pile lowers ever their heads, and Gloy 1t speed,
ily burst TO their utter confusion and politlesi
ruin.
BY z. Milton. The Chaplain Of toe Day, i.
BY Col. James Bell Henry Clay, Secretary OF
State: Well fitted by his talents, integrity ana
station TO fill the next reside utai Chair,
by Col Geo. w. Kger, The next Legisia-
ture: May they not disappolnt their constltu-
ents. Honesty is one thing. aud persecution is
another. All is not gospel that is preached.
BY Capt. Geo. w, Sewers, The opposition
in Congress; Hurra for Roanoke. Lay on
Msedua.'
BY Henry lee Heiskel We believe him to
be honest, fearless and ssne--or il mad, like the
elder Brutus, it is for the good Of bis country
BY r W. Barton, Esq. John Randolph, the
American QuIxotte; English wlnd.mllls ana Ca
rolina chevsliers.
BY w. 6, Singleton. Randolph, M'Duttie
and Forsyth, trio of vigilant sentlnels on the
wstch.tower ofrepublicsnism: Down with John
and Henry--the union is unnatural.
BY Ebin Milton. Randolph and M'Duffis;
sMure Dorter and (olopne xyatar'
BY Samuel ii. Davis. An honest opposition
to a'eaSurss is patrIotsms opposition to men il
faction.
BY Lieut. Jos II. Sherrard of the rife corps.
The state of Virginia: True to her principles
AZ our rites to their ains She incllnes neither
to the right or left. but with the constitution for
her guide marches square to she front.
By DIR, Dudley Burwel. Oh Greece! how
long hast thy harp hung upon the willow! may
the first melody that il breathes, be the song OF
liberty and emancipation.
BY Charles James Faulkner. Esq of Berks-
ley Riaemen! Their gallant spirits and unerr
ing eye-sight, formidable to their Toes. have
Justly attracted the admiration and gratitude OF
their country.
BY Capt. WIN. Ball. q revolutionary guest.
The memory of those who fell al Eutaw Springs.
By Charles l.. Powell The Chief Justice OF
the Unted States: The statesman and the
judge-chief in both.
By Captain NJ. Brent. The Hem Robert
white: We regret that his place is vacant at
cupboard: but our sympsthies rest with the
hero Of Princeton.
BY John M Bronze. Alfred a. Powell: Our
confidence in him as our representative in the
Congress of the United States has been well
net by his talents, industry and integrity
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