Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-10


Stars, proudly they have waved in the re
hottest regions Of the earih-may they
never cease TO command that respect az
home, which they every where elicit a.
broad
By w. S Long.-The American Ea
gle-may she spread her wings DER The
country, and bid defiance TO all our enc
mics
Nv Edward Buebler.-May the Hercu-
les Of Liberty march onward, until all ma
/ TONS are redeemed, regenerated and dis
! CENTRALIZED"
! By John ri Blondel Female Society
may no man give up the thought Of enjoy
ing The society Of woman. for in youth.
they are our nsisireses at ripper age our
compaBions--in old age, our nurses--and
in all ages, our friends
BY VIM. Gregory. - Bachelors Il hose
sleepy Adams 10 the American gardens
may they awake, like their Grandfather;
See Genesis. chap 3D., 2Ist to 25th verse
By VIM Albur'is - Don Pedro and Don
Migucl-a hopeful pair Of brothers
BY VIM. T. Wilcox Our native land;
the nursery Of freedom may the tree oil
liberty. which has here taken root. flourish
till lie branches overshadow the earth.
BY d. H. STROLLER. Our Navy
| America needs no bulwarks,
No towers along the steep;
Her march is on the mountain wave.
| Her home is on the deep.
By John Helfcrstay. The Heroes oI
| The Revolution; may their memories he
yenerafed 10 The remotest posterity; they
deserve our nobiest regard.
by a Journevman Printer. The Mar
tinsburg adde's, amiable and philaDthro
pic Il their beauty is their strongest wea
pom; may they prove as firm TO their coun
try as they are true to their sweethearts.
BY Jacob Hull. The Star Spangled
Banner.
ooh. long may il wave,
Der the land Of the free, and the home Of the
brave"
Bv Patrick Cunningham Here's TO all
true Americans, and Daniel O'Connell,
The Patriot Of Ireland
By George Snyder Nicholas, Empe
'or Of Russia; may the remnant Of the
gallant and patriotic Poles. vet
"Trip him, that his heels may kick at heaven:
Ind that his soul may be as damn'd and black
As hell. wbercto il goes
BY Alexander Robinson Gen George
Though bis BODY moulders
D the dust, his name lives fresh and INDY
ne in the hearts of his counirvmen.
BY Edmund Barton. .Hechanics: they |
re as fit 10 guide as they are to pull; lei |
hem shew to the world that they are com.
osed of better sorts than 10 he thrown
side and trsmpleh upon as dead matter
Y every sleeps foot who may happen 10
ave quoin 10 the Bank They can at
md 10 their own mailer, and will see.
lat their case herea ter stands in pro
sr light; then, for good proof. and far
oppression
BY George Vinsonheller. Lafayette:
re friend and advocate of liberty. and the
ghts OF man: though he slumbers in the
NIB. his memory will be perpetuated by
feFy true patriot.
By John r Mathews. Martinsturg:
Re first torn Of great and powerful Re
lblic, and the pride Of Virginia; vet like
rieans Of old, under petticoat gorernmen!
By John Nhaen MAY the Eagle Of
liberty fly through the dark regions Of
Iisery. and pluck the crown from the ty
,nts head.
By John I. Levy May all who do
re happiness of the marriage state, soon
rake the experiment
By WIN Faris. Union, the bone and
NEW OF our nation.
BY S. NJ. Whann. The Martinsburg |
Sand
By Edward ID. Brothers. Mechanics:
In The cstimaiion of some the 'head and
of their offend ng" ,s, that they gain
heir livelihood. by the labor Of their hands
and the sweat o their brow" For pit,'s
sake let not mechanics ahhor such-at
best, they are naughty and sensless souls
deserving but Of commise ration or pas
sing sneer The ,cortty will know how
to esteem Va.
By John Foster My .N'atiue Land -
Nav the hallowed soil never be trodden
by the oppressor's foot; but may the great
orb of day forever shine upon her as the
Land of the free and the home Of the
brave"
BY Edmund Barton. .4merica, The
brilliant. gem of Liberty. May the light
she sheds upon her happy sons, be bea