Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-05
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MARrlNsBURG. jury 5, 1897.

rro-eeded TO the bpiSc"Pai Cuurcn, NOerc une
declaration Of independence was read in a very
s,rcible and impressive manner by Harrison
W,,e. Esq. after which, Charles James Faux
g.. ESQ. pronounced an Grafton We are in
hopes of being able to Is, this before our rea.
dos in our next. from the Church. the Mill
,,ry. accompanied by a number Of our citizens,
,shrsd to the beautiful green on the lands Of
Can't. Matthew Ransom, where n handsome re-
rsst WIS provided for the occasion by MIR. John
rcCIeary, jr. After the cloth was removed
re following tOssts were drank, accompanied
~ discharge OF arms and airs from the band:
T. The 4h Of JuLy-'Vhen its glorious ssso-
cations cease 10 inspire US, We shall be fit sub
;scts for the Holy Alliance.
Hail Columbia
9 The Patriots Of '76-Tell Us moi of the
Heroes of Antiquity History affords no psral
81 to their devotedness.
Scsts zpha bae zI' Walloce.
8. The Memory Of WashIng ton All F,eemen
in all ages shall nsllow it, 'bequeathiDg it as a
rich legacy to their ISSUE
Washington's March.
4. The .Nemsry Of Jefferson AS the Aathor
of the Declaration OF Independence he pro
c,aim'd us freely bis wise and polite pur
chase of Louisiana, he secured our freedom,
and perpetuated our Union
Je6erson's March.
s Lafdueae-He is claimed by boIh Hemis
pheres-we have the first and best right TO him
u Hail 10 the Chief.
6 The Er Presidens-Their retirement IS a
Commentary on the History of CincInnatus-ne-
yer let it be on that of Beilisarius.
.auid Lang Syne.
2. Li5ertu and her Totar.es throughout the
World.
TyrOiese Air.
8. The cause Of the Greeks
"Freednm's battle once begun,
"Bequesth'd by bleeding sire to son.
"Tho' bafied Oft, is ever Won"
Grecidn Air.
g. The Army and Navy-Msy The Star Span
gled Banner ever wave over patriotism, and
courage, science and discipline.
Star Spangled Banner
10. The Ne1v Governments If the South-Fhe,
have pulled down the tyranny of SpaIn-the.
have a harder struggle to come, with Ignorance,
Bigotry, and Faction.
Union March.
IL. Bolpar-Never a fair day until the Sun is
down-iet him take care, lest h. lose the name
of the second Washington, which his too hasty
sponsors have given him.
Perauian .Air.
Il, The Orator cfMe Day.
Knight Errant.
IS. The Fair-Those who hatter them mos,
esteem them least-leC them remember that
they are the mothers, wives, and daughters of
PLAIN Freemen. and we with each other in sim
pliclty OF Dress, Economy and Indnsrry
Duice Domum.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Charles James Faulkner Esq Equal Re
presentahon-rhe first principle OF free govern
ment-when the people demand it, they are
traitors who oppose it.
ByC Deveaney- Our present Administrations
Composed OF Clay, 1t will crumble into dust in
1S29-nay the next be made OF good old Hick.
DRY which is known to be a tough timber and
OF great durability.
By Edmund p. Hunter-Henry Ciay-A living
monument "f Republican lngratitude.
BY Peter Foley
A free navigation. and trade
We will seek for no foe, of no foe be afraid.
By Hiram Beeson-
Fsmes Trumpet shall swell in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
praise,
And time grant a furlough TO lengthen bis DAYS
By Moses +. Hunter. Esq Lord Cochran,
fire and seam-May this "war of elements"
guided by valor and skill, produce a wreck of
matt RI in The Turkish fleets.-3 cheers.
B.. John f. Snodgrass, Esq-1he american
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Or heart TO love and respect them
BY Doct. rhos: Davis-Wm b Giles, ESQ -
FromMarlboroughs eyes the streams OF dotage
Aow.
And swift expires a driveller and a show,
b, Ignatius O'Ferrali-
'The world was sad-the garden was a wild,
sand man the hermit sighed till woman smiid.'
BY Lieut.. Chambers The Reader of The De.
~Clarafion Of independence.
By John n: B,ondel-Ifusic and the Fair Ser
A mutual accession to each others powers-Let
os cherish and love them both
BY Robert e. Turner-The Officers and Mem
tsrs # the Berkeley Rife Company Always rea.
DIV to add iustre TO our Public Celebrations at
home-their services would be no less cheer
fully rendered, should the evil hour of their
~eoun'ry's Calamity summon them to the field.
Ry VIM: ". Riddle-1hc .Martiasbm Band-
This is the Anniversary of their estabiishment-
may each succeeding wear afford as much har.
mony as the last has done.
By John II: Blondel-THe .Nartinsburp Ne.
ehanics - The bone and sinew of the town-msy
they meet that encouragement which their skill,
honesty and industry merit.
BY Moses L. Hunter, fsq-4h ofJvivT oasts-
May they 10 longer be made the vehicle OF par.
y rancour, but NAV brother ffeemen on this
day kindly drink 1gith, not freely at each other.
Henry Wheaton, esq. our Charge
d'Atiairs to Denmark. with his family,
have sailed from New York in the ship
Hudson for London, whence they will
proceed to Copenhagen.
Q"ick T'raveitng A gentle man who
attended divine service at the Rev. Mr..
ares church in NJ, Vo,L Gu