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NIW GOODS
AT
Reduced Prices for Cash.

HNHE subscribers have opened gen.
eral assortment Of Merchandise in
Nalchez, in one Of the new stores on Com.
merce Street, a tc,c steps Somh Of Wdin,
nearly opposite Messrs. H. 7. Posrfelh-
waite 81 Co. Our goods were bought at
uery reduced prices for cash, and we are
determined TO sell at small profits. In our
stock may be found
7-3and Al Lowells and bro. Shirtings
and Shcelings,
ga and "A British and American
Prints,
So, 78 and "A Blcachcd Shirtingi
and Sheelings,
Kentucky Jeans and Socks; red, yellow
and whit. Fannes,
800 doz. cotton Hdkfs.; 200 do. cotton
and worsted Hose,
Fancy worsted Shawls and Handkcr.
chiefs,
Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Hardware;
Nails, Collins Axes and Trace Chains;
Begging, Rope and Irvine
We will store and make advances on cot
tor.
RI. j. BASS & co.
Nalchcz, Dec. f8th, 1870 SO
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y viriucsof Deed Of Trust executed
- 10 me by Aaron Butler, Jr., dated
l3ihdny Of October, A. y, 1910, and re-.
corded II Book No, 8, pugcs 504 and SOB,
in the Clerks office of tie Probate Court
Of Amite county, for the purpose Of secu
ring the amount Of money therein stated
| will proceed 10 sell, before the Court
House door ,n,lhe town Of Liberty, in said
county, on the 22hd day Of July, 1911, ID
tho highest bidder for Cash, the following
lot or parcels Of lands lying in Annie
county, described and known as The west
half ol'lhe south west quarter Of section
number %, in township number 90 Of
range cas-, --also the north west quar-
ter Of section number ihirty-six, OF the
same township and rargc,-also the north
east quarter Of ihenorih cast quarter Of
section number thirty five, of The same
township aud range, containing in all two
hundred and sixty eight acres and 96.l00
OF an acre. more or less. Acting as Prus-
Tee, | shall make such title or titles 10 the
purchaser or purchasers as am authors
zed by the Trust Deed only.
OLIVER w. CAULFEILD,
Trustee.
Jan. Ia, l84l.-3m6- Prs. fee $40 30.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

mug LIZ ~ o6l1Lts
ENY virtue OF deed of Trust executed
ID by Young L. Griffin, on The 9Th
day Of July, a. D, 1910, and recorded in
the Clerks Office Of the Probate Court Of
Amile county, in Book No. s, pages 483,
484, and 1876, for the purpose ofsecurng
the payment of certain snms Of money
therein mentioned, |, John Griffin, 'Frus-
tee, will sell on Monday the 23rd day Of
August, l84l before the door Of. the Court
House il the town Of Liberty, in said
Annie county, within lawful hours, 10 the
highest bidder for cash, The following de-
scIbed lots or parcels Of land, lying and
being in Amitc County, designated as the
South East quarter oil Section lhirtytwo,
Of Township two, in Range FIVE East, Of
the basis meridian line, 1.-The East bali. Of
North West quarter and North East quar-
Ter Of South West quarter Of Section
number thirty two, in Township number
two, Of Rnnge number five Easi, contain.
ing one hundred and nineteen and ninety
two one-hundrcdths acres, land the North
West quarter Of the South West quarter
Of Section No. SO, in Township 2, Range
East.
ALSO
The following described negroes, viz:--
Abram, negro man Of copper complex,
ion, aged forty years. Isaac, Of dark
complexion, aged forty years,-CiPlo, Of
dark complexion aged eleven years.
TUm, Of dark complexion, aged eight
ycarsf.-C Caesar, OF dark complexion, aged
six years, Wv Violet, Of dark complexion,
aged twenty six years, Lctha, Of yellow
complexion, aged eleven years land Car
oline, Of dark complexion, aged eleven
years. together with one small Horse,
one Brown Mule, one brindlc Ox, three
red and white pided Oxen, two white and
black pidcd Oxen, One ON Wagon, and
thrco lSedsieads, with Bedsand Furnitures
trustee vii convey such titles 70
archascr Or purchasers as are con-
ia 10 him in said trust deed only: The
rs are believed 10 be good.
" JOHN GRIFFIN, Trustee
Feb 18th, l84l, 8
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NOTICE.
EDY Virtue Of power vested in me as
, trustee, by written deed under hand
and seal Of James Hughey, dalcd 28th
January, 184l, and duly recorded in the
Clerks office, the said lIughey deriving
his power to appoint trustee by power
Of deed Of trust executed on the 28lh
April, 1910, between Hiram l.. Tousey
and Henry Lard, for the benefit Of the
said Hughey, and 10 secure him in The
payment of certain sums Of money there
in specified, in which deed there is clause
that If the said Tousley should become
to act the said Hughey is au>
thorized 10 appoint trustee 10 carry out
the provisions of the said trust, apd'fhe
said fousIey having become unwilling to-
act as trustee, and | being appointed said
trustee, and having accepted the trust, /,
will sell on the 9th Monday in August
next, in the town Of Liberty, 10 the high
est bidder for cash, between the usual
hours Of sale, the following slaves, viz:
a negro woman named Tempy, a negro
girl named Mary, and negro girl named
Barbary, being the said slaves conveyed
in the above mentioned deed Of trust. !
will give such title 10 purchasers as are
vested in me by the said deed oltrust.
p. NJ. WHITAKER, 4
Feb. II, l841.--7 Trustee.
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TFNlE SUBSCRIBERS would inform
the citizens Of Amitc County, that
they have re-opened their Store In Llber-
ny, opposite the Court House, and have on
hand general stock Of Spring Goods,
which they will sell on COED terms to
Punctual customers, orVery low Tor the
CASH
STANWOOD & BULKLEY.
April 2lst, 1871 ~
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NOTICE.


rrrIlE undersigned, as Guardian Of
\ Daniei Chisholm, WIN, at the July
term Of The Probate Court Of Annie
County, stale his account for final sctlD
BURTo,sF
May "a, 1917 80
itch
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SIOLEN

STOLEN,
ENRON the residence OF the subscri-
Der on the night of the thirteenth
instant. a Bay Horse, with black name
and tail, about fifteen and half hands
high, seven years old this spring, shod
before. Any information respecting said
horse, directed 10 me at Mount Pleasant
Post Office, will be thankfully received
and literally rewarded.
THOS. II. BACON.
Wilkinson County, Miss.
May 10, l84l. 22w3
Liberty Advocate will publish the above
three times, and send account 10 this
Office. = WoodriHe Republican,
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THE MoURNER.
BY mRs. s. BRo.uG roN

By MRS. g.. BR DUG TON an
"lti is very lonely, mamma" murmur
ed fair haired lovely girl, as She rested
upon the sofa one evening, sit is lonely
now, and the nights seem very long
Shall i never see papa more?n I" Yes, my
love, you will see himagain in a brighter
world than this y But this is fair
void said the little girl. (" Hove 10 run
andplay in he sunshine and pick the
water crosses from the brooks; and when
,he weather is little warmer, shall 90
down and gather The blue.eyed violet, that
pa said was like me-"
"Too like, lear,'' said the mother, as
ihc crystal tear trembled on the droop.
tng lid. But my fair child there is fair
or world than this, where flowers never
fade where clouds never hide the light
of that glorious sky for the gory &C Him
whose name is Love, beams brightly and
forever those golden courts; the trees
that grows on The banks of the river
which waters the blessed place, never fade
rs they do in this world, and when friends
meet there they will be parted no more
but will sing hymns of praise to God and
the Lamb forever
Wand shall | 90 TO that happy place
when | die and will you 90 home with
nc 2" said the little child. Yes,' said
The mo;her, "we shall both 90 in Gods
own time, when he calls US from this life,
we shall dwell forever in his presence.
II was bu; little while, and the mo,
Their bent over the grave Of this little frail
flower Of intellect withered by the untine-
frost Of death. But was she alone when
in twilight shade she sat upon the grassy
mound, where the deep and yearning
hopes Of that fond heart were gathered in
obivious silence Oh, no. The soft and
silvery ZONES Of buried love whispered in
the breeze that lifted up The dropping flow
crs overcharged with the dewy tears Of
night, The diamand stars that one by
one come forth upon their shining watch,
deemed beamng with The light Of that
deathless flame, which burned undimmed
upon the Utmost shrine OF her heart, and
she enjoyed, in the holy hours of solitude,
that communion Of pure spirits, which
our exalted faith alone can bcstow.
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ESTRAY

ESTRAY.
YNAKEN up by the undersigned, living
Il three miles South ofLiberiy, small
black Poney, about six years old-twelve
and half hands high--has scar on his
right shoulder-right hind foot white, and
some little white on his left loot-branded
On his shoulders and thighs with the
letter b.
RoBT. w. BROWN.
May g1. I84l 60
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Jan. "A. -Is4l.-sm6-P Prs. fee sac &c
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
.pY virtue Of n Deed Of Trust executed
- by Milton Whitllngtsn, on the 18Th
day of Jone, A. ID. 1910, and recorded in
the Clerks Office Of the Probate Court OF
Amite County, in Book Number 5, pages
An and 472, for the securing the pay
ment of certain sum OF money therein
mentioned, |, Richard Il. Bates, Trustee,
will sell on Thursday the 22d day Of July,
l84l, before the door Of the Court House
in the town Of Liberty, in said Amite
County, between the hours of l2 A. NJ. and
4P. NJ, to the highest bidder for Cash,
The following described tract or parcel
of Land, lying and being in Amite County,
designated as the north east quarter OF
section number Seventeen, in low nshp
number three, of Range number four
east; containing one hundred and forty
eight acres and go 100 Of an acre. The
above property will be sold for the pay
ment OF a certain sum of money meh.ion-
ed in a promissory note in said Trust
decd. Said note is dated the 18Th day OF
June, 1910, and payable on or before the
LIST day Of January, 1871, for eight hun
dred and seventyseven dollars. The
trustee will convey such titles TO the pur-
chaser or purchasers as are conveyed 10
him in said trust deed only--the titles ate
believed 10 be good.
RICHARD r.. BATES,
Trustee
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h"b'C 10 lohAC' "uu 9"y . hN
belongs TO James Hutehes, living II miles
below Baton Rouge, La. Said boy is
about 28 wears of age-6ve feet high
has small scar near the corner of his
right eye: has very bad set ofieeth
and is dark Completed; no other marks
perceivable. Had on when committed,
an oil brown cloth coat-blue cottonade
paqts-Lowell shirt, and good pair Of
shoes.
The owner of The above described ne
gro is requested to comply with the law
and take him cut of Jail, or he will be
dealt with as the law directs.
JAS. NJ. NORWOOD,
Sheriff
Liberty, June Q, 1841. 2stf
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Drugs, eM15 and
Dye E stufs

nR. O. W.. CAULFlELD y CO., re $
- pccl(uIly inform tlleir friends and
Inc public generally that they have just
received and offer for sale the following
Medicines and thattley intend ina short
time to enlarge their Stock so as 10 EN-.
brace all the articles in lhcr line. Of
fee on'the South Sideoftbc Public Square,
next door 10 j. nj Smley's law Office
We have now OH hand. ~
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DIR. ALEXANDER II. DUNN.
u XEELlNG greatly encouraged from
"A the patronage heretofore extended
HIM, very respectfully announces 10 the
citizens Of Liberty, and its vicinity, that
he has now permanently located himself
One Mile South Of Liberty, on The Liberty
road, where he may at night be found
lie will also bo found, in the day, AT his
Office, with Esquire +. G. Talbert, when
not professionally engaged.
As there perhaps seems 10 be some I'M
pleasant feeling existing with The people
about the charges of Physicians, ! think
it proper i'll me here, 10 say something a
bout my charges, winch are as follows,
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.NOTlCI9

~ NOTICE.
"A r the July Term, i84l, Of the Pros
h bate Courtof Amlte County, ! Will
.present'my account, as administrator on
Llheestaio Of Ell NJ. Robinson, deceased,
far final settlement and allowance.
c. w MCKNIGHT,
administrator
April rs, fs4l l6
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CANDIDA TES.
NOVEMBER ELECTION, le4L
For District Attorney,

Composing tho counties Of Amitc, Pike, Frank.
lin, Lawrence, Marion, Covington, and Han.
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RICHARD E. BATES,

Jan. a. ell 3m6--Prs. tee SD o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-15
81. RoMANcE. 80 suIclnr

The PhilsdsIphis Inquirsr Of Thursday
LAT tays-Hesierdsy morning, ct rather
~ early hour. some boys who were 6sh.
Jog wilh 0ai-linss ca Arch street wharf.
IN The river SelIuyikiIl. found that their
hooks became ealanRlsd 10 sometbing
which they could not well ptil up 20 tie
surface Of The water They coon disco
vered. however, ihsi they nd grsppied
with The clothes both Of man asd 70.
man. Assistance having bees proenFs3,
ise bodies we're dragged out Of the river,
one. that d good looking mAa, about
- o. 30 wears Of sge--lhe other, : le-
male not exceeding 90 They wese lied
iogeihsr with . handkerchief, one end q
which vas r5und ne right wrisi Of the
female, end the other eBd tied 70 The lefl
ssm Of her presumsd lover. The cosonsr.
Us' J. Heinizelna 81, ss iamediafsly sent
fof. Having som n8onsd Joy, az inquest
IVES held over Ire bodies 81 these probe.
BE victims Of love sod Despair, a ihe
AEch street wharf: but nogsiihsiandihe
shai both eoipnsF and Iu'y tired their at
most 10 obtain evidence. 90 eias vbsss.
vsE VS. iognS, ealepialed 10 lead 10 their
hleotify 81 names.
heih Fsfiiss sPPssrsa Fsspseisbis, sud
~ impfessios prevailed that they we're
fogaigafFs. The mao vas dressed ia :
good Zee cioih eoa', slk vest, and drab
r.cia bauitloons. There VS. 30 moaev
% 81 pocksis--bel % ons Of then YES :
loaded pifioi. eifh 3 brsts barrel, NAKED
is7pdea.' TIE yoaas iamaia. who sas
h4ndso-ss. uas stressed Ia q mons1slins
~ laiae lrock, 8gaied siib large red
goses. fa be- broom g lsadei pisiol vas
aise bead. n as eat maieh wiih The
Weapon 81 death laten ZEN her compsq-
ios, Aiitough b bed brsss barrel lhs
taFpl 81 ore pistol ues ateai fosF ieeaes
en- isnaib--and ihsi ~ ito cher stot,i siE
instak She bed 81 q sifsw bonasf. sp-
pafsnt,g elnost new. Tie onlg lesiifno.
~ ihsf llrnfpifed upon iha ssbisel. vest
% she's fhti rpeh eourls ~ dezcnbed.
were sse esislsg nssr ihs spot 81 the
pfeFioas sseelas. silo. ttei nsn's hai.
sesE.g neH. aas seen foa lsina en
'ts fltsf abs1i tagiehi.-te picked ~
81 saas boalnes. ne fsfg fslaFned
efsei 81 "Feaa1 5f5asst--etass &C.
na
Tbs cessasf aasgsa ifs spdiss p -
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/ DRATH BT LIGHTNING. During hsa-
Wy thunder shower last Thursday, about
the middle Of the day. the lightning
struck the tavern Of air. Charles Amann,
in this village, killing three men Instantly,
add iniuring another. The persons killed
were. Mr.. An.snn and Mr.. Adam Smith.
OF this place. and Mr.. J. p. Rothhaas, of
Piqua. The name OF the man who was
injured is Jacob Martin, q citizen of Nj.
ami county. He was insensible . .hort
time, but recovered in q Few hours so az
be able 10 ride home. No efforts could
resuseitsie the others. The building was
considerably shattered by the stroke, yet
q did not take fire. .4reaa.
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YANKEE CLOCKS lit happens very
seldom that full-bIooded Yankee-aIin.
cal descendant OF the pilgrim fathsrs, is
found brs0king the laws OF bis eouoIry -
Bot ihen they do have such queer wsys
Of getting around them. The sspleni il y :
yers Of Missouri have placed severe re-.
slIiciionS on The selling Of Yankee clocks;
50 severe indeed. IS almost 10 amount 10
aprohibitioa. The Ysnkees, Of course,
ceased TO sell them When the trade be /.
came Improbable. snd they we're teo con-
scisnlious 10 break the laws. But they
have found out . new mode Of getting
rid Of ihr surplus products Of their indus.
try. We have among as tEo sdmirsbie
specimens Of the Yankee nalion. who are
leasing clocks for ninsfy nine yesrG They
say that their clocks ARE going of like
hot cakes. Hannibal Journal
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Twenty-scventh Congresa.
UNITED STATES BANK.
MONDAY. JuLY NJ.


The Sensie resamed the confederation
Of the bill 70 incorporate the subscribers
10 the Fisesl Bank 81 the u. States.
MF. Wright moved 10 ameha the MI
BY striking opt ihs words s'aulhorsxiag
ihs soeseriplios ofths U. States Zoe leo.
600 shsres"
Mr. Wright ssid Il would Be seen ,ha,
The object q bic amsRdnest wss 70 sut
loose ,he U States from ihe Raok a. "a
anfqual subscriber II bad been said lhss
lhis night be . profitable iavssimeat for
The y. States. bui Be desired % kaou Il
. wosid Be wise 10 ineur q debt fot IA
purpose % THE specbiafion. The nsr.
kst y eioned siih Back slosk. "a "a.
less Y coHid be shean tkss tbs snveai,.
toe PFoeafsd he oFdinafy pro6l. 4 sosld
% : BAD iavosimenl fof "a iadiViaasi a.
weil e for he eogsramenf.
Mr Clay o. Ny said he gsasioF iron
New fpik bad omitted the hirb eonsiA.
sll''e9 INST MS Uas essai Gasaeisi
s9fal iol ne usea 81 TIE gossrnmsni. n
vs 90 no better % noaey view lhsn
ne last banh, there would b. oas per
eani faved ia lnisfest End sirfasn psr
cent maae 10 ibe ISLES ~ uoek. Boz e.
eafA eaeacy. more ueuld base beea lest
~ sob-igeasuTsfs Sod hiehaaV rothssfrs.
Weuid ihs hs1oIabld geaniof rise 80
fey before the cosnifv ihsi ~ beIeeoS
Deere waE noTa 1ecafifV % sab ifrssnfsrs
ihe lssse hills, re 1ohn Dass ga 49,.
tand oihef seoysefsla % shosa hsnas N.
pub.ie Hlooey Say bs pisssd.
Ne Wnahi gigs an aGrmsiiv, reriv.
aif Cisy ED. wiit fss STA nsrso-,i
respect vhieh BE- lsli - ~ asssio, ~
weald noi say 81 80 oai tel.svs ~
eni - e.u1i Sc elioaea 60 sangses IS 49,.
Pfite 20 hfaf saeh q ssaGaaar saas fhe
ssFes'euea ~ 81 ihs awutuoafs. -
hayls, 80 elasls Hs hsd nassr 49,
ae'e ceefus 81 81 nfs net nif ~
estss1fe e party sfastoa ~ asnt
- q STATE BE coafse isteh n a.. ea,<
q ihs oit haah 81 ita us. ne a.ra
tee 81 ~ eiher si5a ssemes - - II.
ttliHG ihir ~ - eesa ssseil - -
sisi aseslwiHi1g Sc sfso 81 uhish
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JspGE TVcEEa-Ths FfsdsfisksbhrE
Areaa 'sys-Tbe spPoinieasni Of Jodgs
Ticker, 10 the o6acs Of Professor Of I.ss
10 the UniveFsi.y o. YWsiuis, wfl give
general saiisfsc,ion. Il would have bees
dlhieurt lor The Visitors 10 make choice ~
Of man better qualified. u sil rsspsels.
ioT the chair. Hs is cot without ssps.
gieDce. t0o, asa lesehsF and lecturer. hsg.
ing bad Lew School 10 Winchester fog
several years. re uiii take 10 ihs Insli.
ia'ion . pure ehsFae'er. winning snannsrs,
high pf0iessionsl lsafnina. nd varied gs-
esgEi ziisiazeuis. ss1 caarrafnlsis n.
ifisnds q he iasiiistioa apoh he ssise
fion.
We learn also lhai he Viaiioga hsFs 81 b.
leelei. ioT ibs chsiF 81 Maihemstcs Nf
sTLyEarER. nov % lately. Professor %
lhai teisnce n che University % Londoa
We kaow n0ihing Of bic meFfs--bui is.
~ That hey msai b. dluinanishsd. tIsee
We knoW ihs greet smonat ~ Eorth ssd
ialsal vhieh hsys bssa postponed o. be
favor.
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4 NiED IN RUISs.--On Saturday last.
says the Bsltin Sun, Q man wss noticed
10 get into the Washington isin Of cars,
in eompsDy with his wife, his molber aud
soa.in-lav, and lro-a the peculiarly Of
manner We were indaced 10 mahs some
inquiries respecting him. We learned
that bis name was Benton Siarks. q shoe.
maker. from Athena. Geo. The unfof,u.
sais man bad been put in the Baltimore
hospiial two weeks ago in . slate Of men.
tai alienation. lie Is represented a. an
industrious man, who bad acquired .
considsFsbls property BY many years in
dussFy. He suddenly got IN p0sses,ion
Of upwards Of $1,000. and the vision Of
wealth aad haPPiness which danced be-
fore hIs imagination. oVeFpowored his 10.
lslieel. Having collected BIS funds. be
took The Stage for B,liimofe, through
which be passed on 10 Philadelphia, New
York and Boslsn. add ultimately returned
70 ihis city, having sPent nssFiy ed he
had. A youag gsBllsmah from Yirginia
eane on 10 indues hin, II possible. 10 re.
terra bone, bat failing in This, Feqgeued
High Constsbiss Mitchell and Cock 90
take him inlo custody. Hs bad, When
iskeu, two pistols valued II $40, forty
ssvsa pieces Of gold cola, smounIing 10
about 500 SDl IN psper. snd 81 IN
silver, meking in all 4325. Five fne
gold watches were found upon BE person
--ihs ehaias Funhing round be neck and
body. Three vaiuabie hfeasl2ins q lhe
largest ilzs giIiisrpd N his bosom.
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onrnnRArrnn

Ga Monday the 5.h OF July, the Ssh Annivsr.
gary 81 America Independence vas celebrated
By the eilizeas Of ShePherdstovn, Al The Spring.
set apart for that purpose, BY Col swEAnNOEH,
deeeaSed.
The day vas unusually fne-Ihe citizens soTm.
Cd into line about 10 O'Clock A. NJ under The
command Of Col. HAsPER, headed BY one Of he
best Amateur Bands in Ihs United States, end
with martial music and ayius colours, marched
70 the place above menIiOned, where, AFTER the
reading Of The Declaration Of Independence, By
Dawn sMvEtET, Esq. they vere addressed BIZ
T. Il. TowSER, The Orator Of the Day, ia a style
OF suel'@iiy, palhes aud eloq1snee, that would
have done honor 10 80 older head.
Amer dinner, the following Toss,s were read
BY A. HrAMezHs5sr, Rsa.
The day We celebrate.
The memory OF Washington.
>. The Coasiigvtiea Of the Uniled States.
HE President Of the Uniled States, and
heads % Department
5. The Army sud Navy Of the Uni,ed States.
The memory Of Marquis de Lafayeue-he
Is dead. bot wil heveF Be forgotten By The ADeri-
can people.
Z The surviving soldiers Of the Revelation
may their last days on earth Be as happy - their
earlier were glorious.
8. "uBion AID Librriy-~now and forever
one and ihseParabie.",
. Vuyiaia-Ihe binh place Of Patriots, Presi-
dents and statesmrn
20 Educsiion--"A people destined 10 be their
own rulers shoald arm fhemseiyes with The pow.
e. which kaoSledgs gives."
~ The memory Of President Harrison.
~ Parry Spint-may it be laid aside % this
day, aad al know no party bot tbeiy Country.
- The Fair SEX. placed upon earth 70 solIen
The asperlieE % life.
Good hamouF, GOOD feeling. hiiaFHy. vil and
patriotic ssntifnsns eharaeteriEsd he balance Of
ihe day, IN the midst of which. youaE Joss n.
CooEvs Of shsphsfdsievs, was salled spoa fos
speech, and be responded 10 that call, By
El'uniihs he sshls. and holding fsFih IL slrain
o. uninterrupted slogusscs. eqesily 10 ne aston.
Lhmen' sai sdmiratioh 81 aIl sho head hlsn -
Aeoui fo'eloek. The iine 81 march vas taken 90,
aSd joss before eaisrisg Ire Town. the Nslioa's
hope, ne lii,s boys formed ialo Iine, IN ihs rear
Of The citizens. and n ATeheli iato Tova like cd
ve'efsas. Az dismissed ia good order, hishly
ssaFasd aaS delighted with ,bs proceedings Or
The day.