The Arkansas advocate., 1830-07-07

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 CLAIBoRN HIlI, we learn,. who was in dicted at the June term of the Circuit Court, for Jefferson County, for the crime of Rape, was arraigned on the 4th day ot
 the Term, and put upon his trial before 8
 jury of his country, and acquitted.--Coun. sel for the prosecution, A. FOWLER, Esq.
 For the prisoner, B. r. POTTER, Esq.
 Tine Negro BENNETT, one of the prison
 CTS who broke the jail on Monday of last week, has been taken, and remanded to prison.
 The Steamboat Waverley, Capt. Pen nYwit, departed yesterday morning for Louisville, after lying at our landing for about week.
 The 54th Anniversary of American h. dependence. was celebrated at Dr. John II. sCoeke's, in the County of Pulaski, on Monday the 5tll of July. r. The company partook of a sumptuous dinner, given by Dr. Cooke, Col. 4. H. Seoier, Presiding, and Mr. Janaes B. Keats, acting as Vice President of the day. After the cloth was removed, the following toasts were drank.
 I. The day we celebrate. 9. Feelings every where that suit the day-May conyiviality soar above the animosities of party ,and patriotic recollec- tions sweetento all the cup of festivity and the pledge of brotherly love. }. The spirit of '16-The electric flash which purifes while it enlightens. 4. Thememory of George arlington The gift of God for the good of man. 5. To the memory of the departed he- roes of the reyolution-Iight and green be the sod that decks their hallowed graves. 6. The memory of the deceased ex-Pre. sidents of the United States.
 I. The memory of the deceased ex-Go- ] vernon of Arkansas.
 s. Free principles-The medium for the
 transmission of Liberty's light, through
 Monarehy's gloom.
 # 9. Union ofthe States-That which God q q las joined together, let ne man pat asan- < der.
 10. The Tarif-The lever of Archime- { des. by which alone, our country can be N rdlSeu In the SCdlc LII HattbHSs { H. The natnraiized citizens Of Arlsan s sas-sufficiently wise and virtuous to gov s ern themselves, and qualified to fill any of # fee in government, without sending B. & broad for rulers or chief ruler. E 12. Tie Ion. \. Fl. SEvrsR-0ur faith < f1l and ndefatigable delegate, who is fully competent to discharge the duties incum- bent on him, without the aid of any other < fhaa his constituents.
 I3. The fair of Arkansas.
 VOLUNTEERS.
 B3 one of fte coznpanY.-The election faw-1he Magma Charta of Arkansas; the Magma Charta by which the people can # free themselves of incompetent or faithless i officers.
 By nr. Jota F. coclc.4gho health Of
 Arkansas-fhe Physicians cannot live
 without the benefit Of public pap.
 By Mr. J.,B. Keatts.-Hon. \. +. SEVER q The faitlft. delegate of Arkansas. By Hr. Joseph Spence.-fhe Bamelon 4 of fKantucky-1fiay he continue to change & until he changes himself out of office. By Capt. J. Dunlop Whiskey and wine to discolour ink, CT the truth may not be written.
 By NIT. Robert IF. Armisead-A Andrew Jackson, the hero and patriot, whose acts as Chief Magistrate, thus far merit the ap- piause of the American people. By MT. Janles OfmoRd.--- Henry Clay, like pure gold, the more he is rubbed, the brighter he shines.
 By lifr. H7a. .Jopes.---Andrew Jackson--- fIay the purity of his Administration real- se the sanguine expectations ofits friends,
 and cail forth the appreciation of his enc. z mics.
 By Mr. J. 1T. Pruchea.--John Pope-- B His wisdom and his honer's name, # Through all the country raised his fame.''
 By Mr. Woa. Joaes, Jr.--Henry Clay q The splendid table orator--the instigator
 of John @. Adains--any thing but what z Pope has termed, the noblest work of ! Iod.
 By Col. 4. r. Se8ier.--Fhe people, the
 source of power,--iet 1t ever be remem-
 hered--fbey ore tue source of power. Fl Fly Mr. FroRcis c. LefeDres--1ur Coun- & fry--Beloved because it is our country-- < doubly beloved because 1t is the land oi @ the free, and the home of the oppressed.
 By Mr. Jds. B. Keatts.--Woman-- The q z soyereign to whom ebcaieHee is aIi honor, 8 submission no disgrace.
 When pain and anguish wiring the brow. d < A ministering angel tilon.'
 By Mr. Haney.--The Press--When con- .4 troled by patriots, a public blessing--when z managed for individual promotion, public q scourge.---s' Principles and pot men, # By Capt. Hm. Saaders.--ProsperitY to the people of Arkansas, and success to the ; Island chute of Arkansas River.