Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-12

Whilst celebrating the snniv.r.ary Of 4.
1ependence, may we always duly apprecil,
ms services while acting Governor of W..
ginia.
By K: Raynes. The JYhig Parfu-Coa-
posed OF little Of every thing Cor psrh,,,
n"'h."g )-couha Sir Humphrey D.vy. win
a' ms chemical know ledge, say whether 4.
lien aud Ssdi,ion Law, Blue Light Fcdera.
'sm' Modification, Internal In prov.ment'r
what else is predominant.
BY Joseph ID. Craig.
n" churchnan am j for to rail or In u r;,a.
no statesman nor soldier 10 plot or 20 fyh.
N ~ man OF business eoniriving a snare.
For abis bellied boitleist the " hole Of myc .
BY }. R"senberger ina Hero Of Ns,.
Or!eans--Disinguished alike in tho fed
aud the cabinet; may his masnan,mo.s
course excite emulation in the breast OF svs-
~ freeman.
By Shutler--Joha T. C.ihoun-A
statesman distinguished for bis coasisteocy
and his independent course-nay he ere long
be summoned 10 the Presidential chair bS
the voice OF The nation.
BY TIP Crawford. The Fair-TIesyso.'
greatest best gilt TO man; his GIs, object .na
greatest care.
ByR walker--May NO 1.-Two long. iii,
con,en'ed, and have favorable judgment.
by Il Maupin-Ihs late Erpunxsrs.
ihey worshipped u. the shrine Of power un.
III the constitution was not thought too ca,
cred 10 be offered up as a sacrifice and obla.
tIon on the altar Of uhhuiy ambition. 10 pam.
per the pride Of = vain and imbccile old man.
ihe day is not distant when such mean syco.
phancy and slavish adulation will be duly
! appreciated by the people.
by L Maupin. The Hon. j {. Calhoun,
Ia him the South has manly, fearless and
eloquent defender Of her rights. II ali nor
public servants wers like him, the fanatic
anu iawning sycophant at tho f,otstocl Of
power would sink into merited scorn aud
contempt, ond his name though vilified hy
the oihce seekers OF the present day. will 10
handed down TO posteriiy as the most highly
gifted champion OF Ike old Virginia aud
S"ntb Carolina principles.
ny ). Moh!er. Ths emory Of Inamas
JeGsrson--The great apostls OF liberty.
the author oil the Declaration Of American
Independence, and The bill for relig ious toll
erance. He was true and consis,cn, re-
publican at an orthodox political creed, not
wlthstnnding his wanton dispersion Of the
brightest luminaries il the great galaxy OF
talent means employ ed to magnify hs own
greatness.
BY Capt. ]. 3. Bradford. JIon. James
Barbour This distinguished abilities OF .hs
statesman Gro worthy tho applause Of his coun-
irymen. His eloquencs against the Alien
and Sediiion laws alone, ought TO rank him
BY James II. Langlord. Judge Marshall
MAY hi, name ever be remembered aud
Cherished by generations L. come.
! BY Siias Hinton. Thomas Jefersor-
| 4 gapss., a1thor OF the Declaration Of Indepcn>
| T,r;n, ~ nv o-,-..rcs;le OF civil and re-
s"us i'ner!y. In the hearts OF millions of
Ieemen Is his name consecreted. and L;s -.
pinions pointed 10 as an index Of free m", ~
ernmeni and equal rights
! ByJ. Ii. Bradford. HENRI Co,-A 4.
spised politician hy The relormeu party. { see
Bonds speech, y Posterity wiildo him Justice.
BY Robertson Hanger. Thomas Js6srson-
So long IS freedom and republican overn.
ment shall find an ndvocaio, his memory
vii! he cherished and revered by a grateful
posleri,y.
! BY the President Of ,hs day. John O.
Calhoun-The brig htest planet in sur poli,.
zeal hemisphere the cloud that ohscures his
orbit rs now passing by. aud his rays of light
will be more refoigent than the eridinn siay.
By travelling English gentleman. Ihe
4th Of Juiy-Though am an Englishman.
idrink With you with ali my heart; 6 cheers.
By j. G. Fulton. The English traveller
who has just passed by us ev inced his gene
rous feeiings-Nay the sons OF the mother
country ever cherish such enabling senii-
ments.
BY Capt. J. MohIer. AL.. Bond. of Ohio
His able exposition Of the corrupiions in
| Office will he gratefully remembered by his
country so long as honesty shall be esteemed
| a virtue.
| BY G. r. Harris. To our Siaunton friends
While they require increased animation
| ty luxurious dinner and superahundance
| OF artificial siimulanis, our national feelings
prompt US 10 celebrate this immortal ami.
versary~iih little lemonade and goodw ater.
| BY c. Lewis. The HaLsy-D Distinguish.
! ed alike by being the beet section Of Virgin
ia, and the most neglected by It's Legislature.
! by X. Rayne. I'm. t. Rires--A de.
n,ocrat of the Jefferson school--bis fellow
citizens know how 10 appreciate his pre- en-
ihent talents, andin due seoson will rear him
! 10 The presidential chair.
BY Joseph d. Craig,
May Henry Clay he our next President,
And Van Buren, left behind,
And we'll take cup of kindness yet,
For the days Of auld lang syne.
BY VIM, Whi.more. The Tree Of Lib
| erfy-PIanted in q western clime-wsiered
by the blood OF freemen-May il continue.
10 enlarge until its salutary protection is ex-
perienced by all nations.
BY -. WhiImore. WOn1an-
''She walks in beauty like The night
Oi cloudless climcs and stormy skies,
And oil that's best of dark and bright
Meet in her aspect and her eyes"
By the PresIden, OF the day. Cen. Robt.
Porterfeld--Tbe only surviving officer Of
the Revolution now in the couniy--Lika
pure gold, the longer he is worn, and t.rs
more he is rubbed, the brighter be shines.
BY L. p. Craw ford. Daniel TPebsfer---