Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02
Supplement to the Martinsburg Gazette.

SSsStS SLOW Storm, lne
parting benson OF winter. had assem-
nled there TO bail the arrival Of tbi.
distinguished individual. In few
words, delivered with that impressive
and digni6ed manner, so peculiarly
bls own, and 10 tones which sank deep
INTO the hearts of alb Who heard him.
ne babe farewell TO those who had e.
corted him from Frederick, and repli
ed 10 the congratulations Of those who
were 10 receive him
We feel grstified 10 being abId TO
present 10 our readers, in this DAYS
paper, the address delivered nv him
at the dinner given to him in this
place on "Wednesday last
The style of the entertainment given
TO MIR C. was highly credaablc TO
The taste of MIR. Talbot and the Com
fn'ttee charged With It's preparation -
Among the number OF his friends, it
was gratifying TO observe the large
proportion of our respectable farmers
and mechanics, who by personal inter-
courre, warmed their attachment to
heir gnest,as citizen, aud renewed
heir admiration ofhis worth, as a pub
lie character.
The company feel much indebted
70 the gentlemen Of the Frederick
Bind, for their polite attendance, and
lsste ful and appropriate tunes
are company present amounted 10
ttoo hundred and thirteen, the pre-
else number Of the house OF represen.
tatives.
We have received several letters
from the friends Of Mr.. Clay, IN the
country, expressive OF their regret Al
their inability to attend the dinner, on
accooni ofthe inciemency of the wea
Their, and have seen similar notices
from Others; il was gratifying TO bis
friends 10 the city 10 receive this ia.
iotirailoD, and we have been request
ed to reply thus generally. The vol
unteer loasts which they sent, as we'll
as many Other excellent ones which
we have received. we are unable TO
Iinsert for want Of room,
The following series of toa,ts from
the committee, were, after the dinner,
received with The expressions of
hsartieis appreciation
Ihe memory Of Waslsing ton =
IL can never lose It's freshness, whilst
his countryn1en have virtue and intel
iiasnce 10 appreciate their liberties.
Tune Memory of Washington
2 Tie Signcrs offhe Declaration
let Independence Americas Legion
Of Honor
Tome The hearts Of Ok
8 The tSorfhies of the Reuol,ltion.
= By their wisdom and vaior they
rrased the fair fabric of our national
independence.
Tune--Hail Columbia
a The memory Of .AGams s, JET
ferson Gallant wresslers for high
political principles Opposed in life,
united in death
Tome Pleyel's Hymn.
5 The Constellation and Declaration
| Of Independence : The manifesto of
ous liberties 10 the wsrld, and the bond
oil union among ourselves
Tune Freedom and Liberty.
6 The American System Inter
nal improvements, the Tariff, and the
Arts By evolvingtbe latent resoup
ces Of our country, they will ensure
The moral and physical independence
Iof the American Batisn.
Tome Grand Canal March.
z The union Of the States Unit
ed, we stsnd--divided, we fall.
Tune Yankee Doodle.
8 Our iliustgious Guest HEN
ky CLAv- Who, in every act OF his
public life, has pursued The course best
calculated 90 advance the true Interest
and honour OF his country.
Tune LIT fame sound The trumpet.
Mr.. CLAY rose, and said in sub.
stance,
thank you, Mr.. President. ana a'i o. ny re-
low c,,izens bs,e assembled, for the hsstering
sentiment jasf drank A priysss ciuzen rom
Instant though kindred State. with no eia'msao
FRIENDLY attentions fut such as proceed ffon,
.ong arduous asd faithful public service.
lind my.elf here sAs honofed object Of sssIa-
,edina,. DENOMINATIONS Of respect sod attach
nent and j sbs most Distinguished hospital
Nv. aaesgt pray you, 10y grateful aeknosl-
.damests Tor shts hi1hIy valued Testimonies.
hry are wosths Of the generous heaFss which