Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-07-13


wys welfare and the happiness of the people
10 Farmcr--rhe proudest title of nobility known in
the land OF Washington.
H. The American Mechanic Prospcrtv 70 his r,,,.,
prise OF whatever useful kind, and may he always emu
late the virtues OF Franklin
u he cause OF Freedom throughout the world.
IL. Wonan-On whom rests the destiny OF man.
Let us ever cherish her the great regulator the pas
sions OF and look upon as the shrine of Virtue
and that bound by the highest oby,tons of bon
or TO defend and protect her.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
By the President of the Day. The Festive Board
Always the soother of the incentive TO the
kindcst feelings OF the heart.
BY the Vice President. The Pyramids Of Egypt and
Bunker Hill Mopumcnt-rhat we admire only Tor lis ar
chitecure-'his for the motive. IL is memorial of the
past present and future Il looks God to our Pilgrim
Fathers, to the 9TH of July rs 10 our happy form of
Government, to civil and religious Ibcrty and with
deep emotions it looks to George WASHINGTON We
claim it here to-day as our own In "Li,,le f,mmanv,,
assembled, Tor 1--WE too, are Americans
BY James G. Waddcl. The day we celebrate MAY
nnever be Forgotten as long there shall be patriot to
roes who pledged their lives their fortunes, their sa
cred honor to maintain their country freedom.
By Doct. T. w. Shelton. The l,b OF July-A day
mat every true lover OF his country sould rally around
the common altar of patriotism and the pledge OF
~ Is eanse o. liberty and the rights OF man.
May her constantly cherish in our bosoms that
love OF freedom that viii prompt like the brave
gcant Jasper, TO encounter every difficulty, and sur
mount every obstacle, to keep the Star Spancd Banner
firmly fixed on The Fortress OF Liberty
by Licacnant Nj, l.. Acxandcr-Nlay every true A.
mcrcan remember this day with the ,cndcrcst feeling
gratitude 10 the memory Of our patriotic ancestors who
BLEED and died to purchase the liberty we now cn;oy
BY David S. Young-rhc memory of General War.
rcn, who icil gloriously at the Battle of Bunker Hill
Chapman Johnson, jr.-N worthy son of Old Augusta
BY Lieut.. r. II. Clarke The late Hon. Jas. Bar
ncs'imahic services 10 his country, and his high
and pure patriotism held i'll remembrance by every
merica The lghtnngso of Heaven yield your phoso-
ply and the temptations OF earth cannot soducc Your
BY James II. Shelton, of AlbcmarIc The Ladies
Mans earthly bliss. May they their influence TO
Perpc'uatc that liberty and religion that prevents their
BY J. w. Bmton-May the warm blood of patriot.
ism that animated the veterans OF the Revolution still
flow in the veins Of every true American.
by Samuel Coyncr, jr. The Abolitionists-May they
edatcy cease 90 infringe upon the liberties of the
South, or take their exit Arics sunny plains, and
there be favored with the exquisite pleasure extend
ing the right hand of fellowship to all her sable
! by Peter Hanger Sen. William Frazicr-In his en-
beavers 10 Virginia from reputation, has re-
pudiated May Augusta sec her error and return him
/ BY VIM. Carkc-A Bank of the United States and
Protective Tarig-indsponsabc 10 the prosperity of
! BY John b. Taylor. Martin Van Burer and yomcs
siuchanan-Likc the aud the moon the sets in
glory the other rises in plendour and all the Clay
TINS Earth can eclipse them.
by Lieut. J. IL. Evans. Henry Cay-Thc Joshua of
Ola, who commanded the sun and stand still; and
| l}y a. Lynn. William Frazier, Esq.-Onc of our
Moi" ana elcisn, Delegates in the last Legislature
Old Augusta wall, on the 18th Thursday in April IA
again restore him TO the councils OF State
| By u. &. Hanger. A. IL. III. Stuart-Though gerry
wandered out oil seat in Congress- his talents of too
high an order for him to rpmain long oil the political
stage.
BY S. J. Fairlam. The Battle of Bunker II-Free.
men fell, but Liberty triumphed.
BY Jas S. Bush. John 'fyler-May he live to repent
his folly and die the death OF the righteous.
BY Capt Geo Bay Tor. John Tyler, President of the
u S-A little more consistent than those Who put him
| ByrWm r. Hicks of Albcmarlc. Henry Clay-'roo
WISE to err gnorantly aud too honest u knowingly
May Virginia never iorSahc such a son.
BY Tlos. IL. Grayson of Albemarlc. The hospitality
oil NayncsDorough and her patriotism evinccd in her
present celebration of American Independence.
by Samuel Coyncr, Jr Union aud Frcudom-NIay
the evils which have originated from the dissentious pr
cplGs of ambitious partHans be enhanced but may
J implanted in the breast OF Columbiss sons.
! by Lieut. II. w. Saunders. Hcsry CIay7-Thc great
est and most sagacouS statesman Of the land, and
only calculated cxtrcatc US from the snarls in
winch we Ind ourselves consequent upon the expert
! Tyler, sc.
! BY Capt, Geo Baylor. VIM. Frazicr-Our late, able
and talented delegate, acting with heart and pa
rittc spirit, although left behind through mistaken
erroneous views, he must not remain there long.
by Doc! James Fulton. The 18th July l71G-A day
/ that ohouid never be forgotten by any American
by Jonathan taber. The Constitution OF the United
StatesMay be held in strict obscrv by all poti-
clans.
BY Geo. A. Bruce. May the injury sustained by our
late and worthy delegate VIM Frazier for his vote with
me pemoc parry soon DC repaired by his election to
| BY Lieut.. J. H. Evans. Daniel WcbStcr-Once high
IN the estimation of his counrymcn alas how fallen
by James 5. Bush. Henry ClayThe create ST states
man the world ever kncw-may he live to repair the
wrongs done his country and his descend unfair
nishcd to the latest poStery, with the paudt of well
done good and faithful servant.
BY David ID. Roner. NJ. Van Burcn-A true Demo.
cra whose principles like the mighty waters prostratas
all wSgcry before it, like the strong current over noN
ious weeds.
! BY Harrison Burke of Albcmerle. CaI houn-NIay
/ he the Clay of Kentucky
by Lieut.. II. NJ. Clarke. The Iamencd Harrison
May place be filled and his loss his country re-
pared by the election OF Henry Clay famed a states
man and removed as friend to the rights OF man.
by Capt. Geo. Baylor. Confidence, confidence is the
nam thing at iastaway then with all advocates of Laws
which tend 10 destroy it,
! By Peter Lcnevc. Absolom's end TO the wolf in
Sleeps clothing
J BY a Volunteer. Lieut.. Evans-Thc pride of his
! Company.
by Geo Backcnstoc. Champagne TO our real friends
and real pain to sham friends.
! BY J. ID. Hanger. Henry Clay-Thc Trainer of his
own fortune, the acknowledged iayoritc of the nation
the first man without dispute.
! BY Doct l.. Waddell. Capt. Baylor-We admire
has chivairy and the spirited character of his company
! by Henry Bensiger Henry Clay-Thc only sovc-
| reign remedy for the American people,
BY Lieut.. j. II. Evans. John Tyler, the Pilgrim Pre-
| sdent-Nay the fate of Bunyan's Pilgrim not right
! speedily oycrtake him.
! BY Doct l.. Waddel William Chapman-OurH Host
" He satisiieth the hungry with food and turnch none
empty away"
| CHINA MIssIoN.-We learn from the Boston
Journal that Mr.. Gushing was to leave that city
for Norfolk on Wednesday, to embark on board
se Z $. frisa,o Flcoour. for .Iro niudier
| ranean, on his way to China.