Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-28

Il ~ paraded in front of McClesry's tavern,
4 ri proceeded by the Cieilian Band, marched
q N the different squares, and executed several
handsome manenyres. The effect was interest
4 Inp in the highest degree The music--the
4 hand in dress OF deep blue, relieved by long
4 SCARLET sashes;-tbe company with their black
I hornets and pumes, imitation of the Highland
q eo.tume--thelr white pautaloons and plaid
4 flock coats, together With the regularity and
beauty of their movements, al combined pre-.
.en,sd an appearance uncommony picturesque
and military. Too much praise cannot be be
.,owed upon the band for the excellence OF its
performance--nor upon the Riflrmen for the
iaudabe ambition which they display ed to &C.
Quit themselves with honor, and advance the
reputation OF their Corps
4 At two o'clock the Company returned from
abe drill ground. and partook of handsome
entertainment, furnished by the officers, at the
house OF Robert T.. Turner, The highest sa.
t;sfsction was expressed with the exertions of
NJ. Turner. Among the invited CUES present
we're Col. Gregory, Captains Lauck and Gardner
and Doc,. homas Davis.
After dinner the following sentiments were
drank, rendered highly paatable by good wine
and excellent music Col. Gregory and Capt.
Faulkner presided during The entertainment.
SELECT roASTS.
j. Our C0uHHy.--
The pstriot's breast
DO hopes no fears but for his COUNTRY knows.
Hail Columbia.
2 George Washington--
The first and The only " ASHINGTON.
Washineton's March
:. The Offers and Soldiers of The Repolut,on--
Time their triumph shall procislms
And their rich reward be this.
Immortality OF Famei
immortality of bliss!
Bruce's Address.
q. TIE Rife Corps--An offspring of American
growth nursing of the RevolutIon--uui
enemies have found IL more formidable than
abe huzzars Of Hunsary-the artillery of Prus
sia-and the echelons of France.
Capt DEEMS March
S. The memory of Morgan, .'fi6ltn & Steele
sheir deeds have Civ. Just criehrt, 70 the force
and efficiency Of rife tactics.
Sisicihan Mariners Huns.
The smooth barrels of Bunkers hill, and
she rtfe barrels OF Saratoga, consecrsttd wes,
pons in defence of freedom.
.Nartinsbsrg Fancy.
z. Charles Carroll Of Carrsllton- he sole
surviving representative of be Congress of 70
aiay Heaven prosper his declining DAYS.
~3uid Lang SINE.
The spirits of those who have fallen in
defence OF their coun,ry's rights
Pledge the memory OF the brave
And the spirits of the dead!
Pledge the venerable grave
Valours consecrated bed!
Nc, seeies Hymn
g. The Federal Government The anchor OF
eur political safety! In the exercise of ,ts pro
per and constitutional powers, it shall have
eur support Drank standing.)
Yankee Doodle.
~ Internal improvements and Domestic Man
yfacures- he Cause VI our countr, and the
peOple-opposed by political d.speradoes and
emperics-our confidence is unshsken IN the
Virtue and intelligence OF the American pub
nc. lorsnk standing)
Star spangled Banner.
IL i he Presidentof the um,ed STAGES
Pres,denf's March.
Pafriotism--A virtue that distinguishes be.
sween men and principles governments and
sactions--an alta upon which private ambition
Is immoiated--the cement of .-epublics--the
cornerstone of freedom. Drank standing)
Lafayesfs March.
Is The American fur .t
Ofa,l the trophies which vain mortal boast
By wit, by wisdom or by valour won,
The first and tsirest in soldiers eye,
Is woman's love. Drank srandng.)
.araby Daughtet.
VOLUN TIERS.
BY Col. VIM. Gregory, 67th Regt.--1he
Berkeley Rife COrpst-The pride of our village!
The ornament OF our Regiment! May it con-
unue To flourish
BY Lieut.. Jas: p Erskine--Virgsn,a!-T US
an unnstural step mother We are forced to
bear the burdens without sharing the benefits
OF governme 1t IN return for good money--she
SENDS lis bad laws.
by John II Bondell--Capt Charles James
faukner-A man u our choice- we are DIS
posed to respect and toilow him as our leader
By John N. Riddle John Qtaney .4dOms--
In Washington there is "a mar,
OF whom the world might say,
wiser, purer magistrate
Could not have sprung trom--CLAY.
BY John IA Rlondell-The Ciciian Band of
sHarhnsbug Their performance this da, msr-
ats our highest commentator. May their de.
hciency OF instrume its be speedily supplied by
The liberal Officers of the Reglms Mt
BY CApt Faulkner The Washington Literary.
Seieatifc aud Military Gymnasium nursery
OF Science and Arms, an Institution well adap
ted to qualify its youth Tor the highestduties OF
life civil ard military
by Or Thomas Davis. lat the instance of A
). Chambers, amember Of the company Our
fate lanerltsd CAPTAIN Robert NJ. Erskine.
At 40 clock, the compan, Was dismissed
she utmost harmony and good order having
characterised the proceedings OF the day.
r. A. T.