Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
By The ofLoer, Of ID. Ar,ilIer,

BY the officers Of the ARTILLERY. Capt. John
Noler-The appreciation Of such m officer
IL well calculated 10 stimulate US To bold and
daring efforts, when the "taEs Of war come
90"
BY the Orator OF the Day. Carey Seldeu
Page. Esq. The Day ~e celebrate--Lei Il
not go uncelebrsied; "The spir,t Of our
Fathers still burns IN our bo.9ms."
By Lieut. Reed, Of the Artillery. The Day
we celebrate
O." A onward We journey. how pleasant
To pause aud inhabit awhile,
Those few sunny spots like the present,
That mid the dull lderress smile :"
By william F. Barnes o, NAV the Eagle
OF Liberty hy over every nation. and pluck
the Crown from the Tyrants head
By John p. Mylius. The favored and hap
~ People Of the United siaies--May they ne
yer have less cause for JOY On each returning
Fourth, nor less disposition to manifest the ir
py.
ny Franklin Rawlin.. w's.hington--A man
without a model, and without an equal.
By John ". Shropshire. woNaS--
" Woman, o. " oman, whose form and whose
soul
Are the spell aud the light Of each path we
Wheeler sunn'd in the tropics, OF chilled a,
tho pole.
If Woman be there, there IS happiness too
BY VIM. Rollins. Ten. LAFAYETTE Sunk
below the horizon Of human frallty. but still
alive IN tho heart Of every Auerican.
BY MAJOR Thomas Brlscoe. Gen. Vim "
Harrison; A patriot and soldier, worthy OF
the highes, gift Of free people
Sent ey a SICK Republican. The Hon Mar.
tin Van Barcn-" Glory snsura for aim 10
have served under has b.lOr,d ekt,J." NAV the
People u the Un,,sd stres. also sensible OF
b. claims upon ihe,r indulgence, speedily al
low him to enter INTO the jos.'o that rsiirA1s
so grateful TO the wishes Of an old, faithful.
and patriotic p'.ste sfrrssi-
By William, y. Ratp-s. The Ladies OF
Cbarlesto~n md its viciniiy-JustIy celebra-
ted Tor their heauty, amiableDess, and intel
'lgence-
We.would have each minute.
Each hour, golden holiday,
Aud should closd o'ercrst them,
BE hight a. gosssmer.
By one Of the Company Mar,is VAC Blu.
rem II was once glory enough" for a cor.
rupt and fscuous Senate TO attempt todisgr9ce
bum in the eyes Of his coantrymen-bu, the
trrk failed. and over~ helmed the authors OF
wifi shame and cOniusion-a nstion Of vlr.
iuous frcemen thought II glory enough" C
re6uke his accqsers, by promptly calling him
10 occupy the highest seat IN, and 10 preside
owes, that very Senate-and II will be "gIor,
enough" Tor the same people % rai,e him sill
higher on the 9TH Of March, 1857. Cease
Vipers, you bate file"
By Jane, W Moore The Signers Of the
Declaration Of Independence--The have all
departed, but their Memory will be honore,i
snd respected while Tyrants have a Zoe, or
Freedom votary.
B. one of the Artillery. Capt. John Mo
ler-The applause Of such m officer is glory
enough for Us" on the eth of July.
By II. y. Glllaher. Wilmington The
Defender Of ms coun,ry-the Founder of |. H.
erty.-iiistory and Tradition are explored u
vain for apirail-l In his Character Borr
I The beneiactor OF mankind. hc united all III,
/ qualities necesslr. - an illustIious career
I lie lveG-tiIe ornament OF the lsth Century
Tie died-resretted by Mourning World"
BY one of the Company. The Dinner
y, here IN thu, lone little wood I exclaimed.
With our Host, who is skilful TO roast an,
to fry,
Whose dinners should always be praised, ne
yer blamed.
How bls,t could l live, AMI how sorrowfu
die