Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-07


effect on the ath Of July IN the ever me-
norable ear Of &c, and boldly pledged
their lives, their fortunes and their sacred
horor to support it. Still do their sons
retrace, with proud delight the record Of
their noble deeds. Still are mllIior
ready to renew the pledge
BY Philip Rodeffer. Those who re-
fuse to celebrate this day from any pre-
text whatever: How far would they GO
to maintain oul independence, Judge We
BY j. G. Rinker.
One long, long shout to mark the day
That sent our banner forth,
A meteor from our sunny skies,
The empress of the earth.
Our flag, our flag, wave on, wave on,
Der land and rushing sea;
The despot's fear, that starry flag.
The symbol OF the free.
BY Robert Cahoon. The agricultural
lists Of cur county: May they be amply
repaid for their labor. From them we
derive our support.
by w. Gatewoed. May the celebra-
ton Of this, the 66th yer Of our patton
al independence, enllven the hearts Of
cur patriotic friends and political breth-
rem, with the glorious hope of another
deliyerance from FtdvaLsal, at the en-
suing election.
BY G. Lichliter.
Let tyrants make no more prctence
To vex our happy land;
jehovah name is our defence,
Our buck Ter is his hand.
BY Glover Hunt. This day 66 years
ago, our forefathers abjured their allegi.
ence to the British crown. In Imitation
of their example, let us throw off oui
allegiance to Kmg .flcohol, by signing
the TorAL ABs11NtNcE PLsDGr.
By John FL. c. Dosh. Gen. ANDREW
JACKSON: His country can never forget
him. May his Sun, as it is setting, grow
larger and brighter, until it shall be wat
ted to everlasting bliss, to rank as a Star
of the first magnitude.
BY Major Isaac Haas. Freedom! The
birth-risht of the American citizen-l,i-
Ilaa-his shield and his passport.
By Harrison koontz.
Here's health to General jackson,
And to all ms gallant men,
And to those who fought with Gen. Jackson,
At the battle of New Orleans.
BY ]. w. Myers. Columbia:
Cline Of the unforgotten brave
Whose land from plain to mountain cave,
VIII ever be freedoms home or glory's grave
BY Joseph Wright, a German My
counry's liberty: The fall of tyranny
will be consummated by a second Wash
lngton.
By David Dinges. Washington and
neutrality-suspicious. and composition Of
tie work of the American revolution
the former worked off the enemies of in
dependence-the latter aided i'll compo.
sing those lights from which areshe Lasis o.
the liberties we enjoy. Their works Shall
never be eraced from our memory.
By George P. Spengler. May every
American freeman exert his power te
preserve the rights and liberties o. his
country, and effectually secure her hap
piness and prosperity.
BY Geo. A. Clover (of Sanity. May
cherries turn to thorn apples before fed
eralsm shall become the governing prln-
cipie in this our happy land.
BY John E. Glover. To the world
union, peace and prosperity.
BY David Frayel. The measures oi
the extra session of congress--condemn-
ed by the unequivocal voice of the peo-
pie. Can the originator find favor in
the eyes Of the people?
By Extra Peter Houshour. Here is
success to Tetotalism, and destruction
to still-houses.
Bv Doct. j. G. Schmitt The memo
nv Of Patrick Henry, Benjamin Frank
lin and Thomas Jefferson.
By Philis Rodeiier. Capt. John Ty-
ler-5eheadine the wing measures.
By WIN. II. F. Irwin. May the in
habtants of these United States love
sound learning, justice and temperance ;
and abstain from ayai'ice, pride and lux
ury.
BY George Fravel. All persons that
are white should be free when twenty
one.
BY WIN. Supnger. Music is the de-
hight OF my soul. iiurfa lof the F" oou-
stock Baud!
By Jacob Smith. May the American
eagle, the ensign of a great and enlisi-
tened people, be respected throughout
the globes as the aahle bird, that humbled
the British lion.
By Maj Isaac Haas. In the election Of
Capt. Tyler, the wings have been caught
in their own trap.
By Henry Hartman. Wing promises,
like the Frenchman's flea, he no dare
Bv VIM. Rodolfer. The principles
which brought Mr.. Jefferson into power,
aud the principles which MIR. Jefferson
brought into power.
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