Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14

H. tsIaeftton; tEusStsce and tfvcdom cam
mt eo-cSist-Anosi ledge should th-rstnS. b. dis
scrninsted. Lady W aship ,tou's March.
Ia The Old Daainioa and the amended Con-
~itut,ou; because NC lave the former, Nc have
accepted thc latter. Washingsoa's birth day.
4 IL The American TAR:
\ Without the smile from partial beauty won,
On! What were nian---s world without sun"
VOLUNTEER ToAsrs.
By Gen. George Rusf-The memory of
Gen. Armistead q. Mason.
/. By Robert keyes Andrew Jackson Like
esar's wife. not only rirsuous. but far. fsi
above suspicion.
BY Dr. q p. Stephenson. Henry Clay !:
The star of the we.r-,hough temperate,
obscured by an cratic Comet, his light nov
blsxes With rene~cd efalgence.
/ by ". s .indersen. John G.. Calhoun.
not more emincn,ly distinguished for his ho-
nor than the urbani'y OF his manners may
he progress from dignity TO dignity. and from
honor 10 honor. until he cen ~ lsh for no more
by Mayer JAMES Stephenson. Henry Clay
tue enlightened statesman. the honest pol,ii-
ton. and the undisguised friend of the rights
| Of man.
| by q y. Vager. The day we celebrate
and the feelings II generates: Too hallo~ed
To be in,ruded upon by sectional prrjudccs
or party arimos,,,es
BY Col Henry Hard. The Hon. John
1 Randolph Of Roanoke, Minister TO Russis-
May he disappoint his enemies. end realize
the ,Anguine expectations OF his friends.
by I'm. .ueGra,r. The farmers Of vir.
gina; After an abundant harvest, may they
live TO reap tho benefits thereof
| by Gorge ~ Butler. Gen. George Rust.
our worthy soperinte nde nt-opcn to beth
par'ies-biased by neither.
Il BY Isaac Feuke. Major william Broadus,
. revolutionary officer. and psy-master ct
Hsrpers-f erry-he has claims on his country,
and his country has acknowledged them.
BY James Coofss. The American System
and ats supporters.
by Beatty T. Burke. That America may
never be in want Of washngtons or Iafay.
cites. but always have plenty of them ., hand
By Dr. j. ". Roper. Thomas Ri'chie--
The able. homes, and republican editor Of tho
Richmond Enquirer: virginans love TO honor
him.
BY Thomas MaQeeyy. Our new Master
hrmorer, Mr.. Mooro-msy no ever keep in
mind that he should beware Of his wouId-be
, friends. Judas kissed his Lord and master.
!, By +. .Hles,urger. May party spiri, be
thrown aside, and We live 10 peace and liar.
; mony together. and enjoy that liberty which
our forcfathers bought with their blood.
by Il. HeGnan. The Armorers of Har.
pers.Ferry-Msy they put away party spiri,
and become moro united.
BY James B. Uhite. Let our hearts be
candid aud benevolent. susceptible of the
: most lively affections. and inspired with the
: nsblest sentiments Of Ebsrsliiy.
Du ". y Braden. The citizens of IIar
= pers-Ferry-Oblivion to psrty feuds and per
r sonsl amnesty.
/, BY j. Buchei,ier. The day we celebrate
the creates, in the hearts Of freemen-may il
be remembered as long as the earth bears
plant, or the sea rolls It's waves.
by ID GrcE l am for Hickory. provided
u his corrupting worms are removed before
they render him unfit for use.
nj by ,. Ihrspp. On the 18th Of March, 1868
r May Henry Clay be placed where he ough
TO be.
By Iorsnsend Beekham. Henry Clay
n The bright diamond of the West, the faihe,
OF The American system, tho triumpban
champion OF South American Indepe ndence
and the paciiica,or often millions OF freemeu
=, may he be rewarded IN 1855, With The hig hes
office in the gIh Of the American people.
by SamvT 'ffrsons The Union-unsni
NIFTY IN The councils. healtlt and prosperity ,s
r. BY r Beekham. The disappointed Office
seekers under the present administration
may they. under similar circumstances, al
GAYS share the same fate.
by MIehGef Uenuing. May the citizens >.
4 Harpers-Ferry live in peace and harmony ,anc
nothing ike diseord exist among them, bu
: peace. union and concord. cement them ,oge
c ;her IS one band offriends and brothers.
: ~ John u. Hood May the enterprisng
Il moi lose courage, but continue 60 build ttei
rail roads. turnpikes. and canals, and in 1873,
ve viii help them 9th well-tried Clay.
= Nv John Rokenbaugh. General Andrew
Jackson, the President Of the United States
: may he never support vanity or SANDER
' BIZ Richard hing. The year Of our Lord
r lS5O-'he people OF this small island-ms,
the Lord bless them, and keep them in unioi
: through life.
, by Daniel DreIv. The mechanics 8, liar
pers.Feuy-nsy they ever be united a, ma
tsrisis to monument. not TO be divided
United we stand, divided we fall.
:. By John Uiggenfon.
: May the superintendent. Gen. George Rust
: Live In health at Harpers-Ferry, withou, an,
fuss.
Also. may al the enemies OF this place,
lie brongh, 20 great disgrace
81 By Jonathan W. anderson. The Bal,imor,
4 ana ONO Rail Road, and Chesapeake ant
i Ohio Cansi-The people At large, and ~ usr
4 pers-Fery. arc concerned in . comprom;s,
OF their differences, aud may It speedily b,
= accomplished
~ Joshua Cor. Gen. Rust. our new SD
4 perin'endent-May lac never lack . lob 10
: the industrious. nor reduce his wages
]. ny Iho"'as Copeiaad The dag We ceIe
q bra'e-Msy Il admonish all the guests sroune
. he social board. that unsnimi,y is the beau,,
j Of society.
: by JI'ne' Th,opp The inhabitants of TIA,
er~Fsrry-Nay they become united again.
5 by Edward Tneter. A. Jsckson--In On,
name IS concentrated all that Is great, pstrio
tic and pfaise. ~orihy
Nv Ges,gs " Rossirs John &. Calhoun
The statesman Of enlarged views, and un
be"ding integrity OF character. exalted d,
= the pnresi sentiments OF pstrio,ism.
81 ~ Jacob on. Jr. Harpers.Ferry Fsme,