Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-20

cherish her interest, than the advancement mt
of any man to the Presidency.
lllh A wise Executive, and efficient
Militia; The hand to WELD and the sword 10
strike.
l2:h Gezl's. Haync and Hamilton,
Bob long and tried friends Of South Car
DINA.
18th The fair daughters Of the South.
Always ready to stimulate the 'imId and
wavering "to deeds ofnoblc daring"
The following were the Volunte,
toasts.
lst BY Gen. Hanna: South Carolina.
while supported by her well drilled Infant
ry and Militia She always will 6etree.
2nd BY Col. Lowry, South Carolina the
indomi,abIe courage aud patriotism Of
her sons 8 a sure pledge Of freedom 10 her
citizens.
3rd By Maj. j. W. Blakeney. The
South. Fanaticism may lead portion OF
The Union es,ray for while, yet they have
The moral and Physical courage il their
citizens TO protect them.
4th By r. C.. Davis, Dr.. T. E. Powc,
Our able senator, we feel amply gra.ifird
by his appearance with us to day.
Dr.. Powe rose and made suitable
acknowledgement for the sentiment which
was offered, and concluded by offering the
following toast. -,
9th The members Of The Cherew Light
Infantry. Distinguished for their hosPe.
,ai,y and soldier|y bearing. may they long
continue 10 celebrate this day as the ami
versarv of their company.
Oh Capt. J. Mdioy rose and responded
20 this sentiment in i few appropriate re-
marks and concluded by offering the follow
ing toast. -,
The Commercial, Planting, and Manu.
flc,ur;ng prospects of the country all
depend on mutual confidence, what ever
affects one. affects the other.
Mai. w. 7. EIIerbe, after being toasted
rose and gave The following.
Here is to the health prosperity and hap.
piuess Of your patriotic and good hearted
Captain; may ne long live in the full en-
ioyment of these blessings.
7,h BY T. Bryan, Capt. W. D. Haley.
promising young officer, may he continue
10 tread uninterrupted the path to dIstinc.
ton.
Capt. W. D. HALEY arose and responded
10 this sentiment, anI offered the following
toast.
9th The Cheraw Light Infantry. Compo.
sed of materials fitted for every service.
may every officer and member who is not
already SO, be- we'll married and happy
before their next anniversary.
9th Sent by Segt. A. L. Benton, Gen.
Jones. A striking combination Of the great
and small, may he pass this way again.
10Th By Segl. Evans. Oar late Gov. p. M.
Butler. The perfect Sol iier; may he live again
10 inspect the pretty coats and pretty faces.
1lth BY T. A. Bryan. Col. A. Graham
the efficient, gallant and able officer; may
his sha 'ow ne'er be less. 8 cheers.
Capt. Malloy rose, and stated, that Col.
Graham had requested han to tender shis
thanks to the Company 20: the very kind
and na,tering invitation to be present at
the dinner to day, that he regretted exceed.
insly that the sate Of his heal,h, forbid lis
being present.
l2h BY Cap:. Maloy. Col. A. Graham.
attendant Of the Town of Cheraw; though
no! with US, is one ofus. 3 cheers stand.
ing.
18th ByS. Crandall. The Cheraw Lish
Infantry; ever ready to protect and defend
the interests of South Carolina. 6 cheers.
18th Sen, by Lady, The Cheraw Light
Infantry. A noble and gallant company.
their independent hearing by day should be
sure guarantee Of watch(ulncss by si!h'.
10 defend ihe innocent and helpless. IS
checrs--"the las, link &C."
After which the company left the Table
md marched through the principle Streets
OF Town and were dismissed.