Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-07-07

raj BOYD, Conrad Hegmire and James \.
Riddle. Marshals Of the day, which moved
to the Presbyterian Church in the following
order:
= Sciran Band.
g Clergy
Orator of the day and Reader of the
= Declaration Of independence.
Ladies.
9 Invited Guests.
= Committee of Toasts.
Civil Officers.
= Citizens generally.
The exercises in the Church were introdu
,ed by PRAYER bv the Rev Mr. Edwards Of
the Methodist Church The Declaration Of
Independence preceded by few impressive
remarks, was read by David Holmes Con
rad. Esq and an appropriate Grafton deliver
Cd by MIR. Samuel NJ. Whann
At o'clock the procession was again form
ID with the exception oil the ladies and mo
ved TO the grove on Capt. Ranson's Farm,
where the whole party to the number OF
bout so persons sat down to an excellent din
ner prepared by Mr. McCleary DIR. Thos
Davis presided and Edmund Z. Hunter act
ed as Vice President
After dinner the following toasts were an
nonnced and drunk with cordially, and the
party returned at 5 o'clock in perfect order
and harmony
1. The duy zoe celebrate Tyrants win ne
yer forget it-why should we?
Fourth Of july.
O The Declaration Of Independence The
iitany of Liberty. JeGerso,.'s March
8. The Statesmen of the ReUOlation-Pos-
terity has sanctioned the lofty eulogy of Chat
ham which proclaimed them the ablest in
the world. Hail Columbia
A. The Heeeaseder presidents-W Washington.
Adams and Jefferson their best monument
nations gratitude. Washington's March
5. La Fayette-Illnm non populi fasces;
non purpura regum flext.
La Fayette's March.
The Progress Of Freedor-Trom the
West to the East like the diurnal melton of
the earth
s'Fhen let US pray, that come it may,
"As come it will for a that.
''When man to man the warld DER,
"Shall brothers be for a that
.NnseiItes Hmm.
7. TGgnia--Our venerable mother. the
land Of pure patriots and proud recollcctions.
jim, Cr0,c.
s. TIE Poles-God and the Right-Home
and Liberty Kosei,tsko's March.
8 Louis Philip, King Of the French Mon
sieur n'entends pas "Foule- reus dance"
10. The Union IF the Potomac ,eih the O.
hio--The splendid conception of Washing
ton, his views were never visionary
The meeting Of The Waters.
II. The Federal Upion-What wisdom,
patriotism and high heaven have Joined to
gether--, let no man put asunder.
S.ar Spangled Banner
l2. The Orator Of the dav, and the reader
of the Declaration Of Independence.
Knight EIrdnt.
Is. The Far-Wives, sweet hearts. daugh-
ters, and friends, Homes Sweet Home.
VOLUNTEERS
BIZ s M Whann.-THE PREss-The le-
YER Of Archimides-1h falcrum is found
and the world is moved.
BIZ DaUid II Conrad -NULIIFIcATIoN-
rule in the new political arithmetic for
Constitutions or Cabinets. Take one from
many and nothing remains.
BIZ Edmund y. Hunter, Y. PreSt-THE
Elk CABINET
"Good night, and Joy be wi you a.
By Chas J. Falsskner-.v RGTNiA-A rich
and prodigal heiress! May the experience of
an i'll spent youth, teach her prudence in the
management, and wisdom in the distribution
oil the remains of her noble inheritance.
By Wm. Good.-May unity, peace, and
concord be cherished by the citizens of
Berkeley
By Charles p Lyte,-GEN. JACKSON
''Where'er be turned the rats he spied,
"And all his fears were rat fed
BY Thomas Patton.-HENRY CLAY-His
country owe him a heavy debt Of gratitude.
In 1888 the account will be squared.
By John p. Devenney -THE PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES Held up by the Co
aliuon as an unit, he has proved. and may he
continue to prove, by fearless. independent,
and judicious course, himself worthy the APP
pellation of whole number, and the sup
port Of the American people at the next Pre-
sidentiai election
By Joha p. Steioart .-HENRY CLAY-The
supporter of American Observation-Disclosures
and Interchangeable.
By John II. BlondelL-MusIc AND OUR FAIR
coUNTRYwoMEN-Now and forever-one and
inseparable. The heart that is not alive to
the charms Of both is
Fit for treasons, stratagems and spoils"
Toast from the .NmtutsbtTg Band The
harmony of Instruments, and harmony OF
neartS-Ihe concord Of sweet sounds, and of
fellow-citIzens.
~ SeaniaaS Gerard -VIRGIElA-Sh She has
Araen welded 10 an unworthy husband-Nay
CLAY divorce her.
BuJ b. n n 1don bo,,ooL p. NJ