Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-30
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nARBSCtIE DINNER.

A. large and respectable number Of Ladies
aud Gentlemen. assembled on Friday. the ith
instant. a, Hills Spring. on Capt. James ;.
Guignurd's plantation, on Saluda river. TO celc.
bru'e day in reference TO the Fourth Of July
I77G. The morning was passed in liilarny aud
mirh. enliveped by the performance of a num-
bcr Of splendid pieces Of music. III nasie,iy
STYLE by well experienced Band. Al IL o..
clock the Ladies were conducted to The table,
which was loaded with all the Iuxurics of the
season. served up in i style which .luGe credit
10 the committee who su2cIInended the pre-
paralion Oft, After the Ladies retired The
Gcnllc,nen RECALLED themselves in social and
har,noniuus style,
After the cloth was removed. DIR. WIN. Cole
man was called to act rs President. aud Capt.
A. ii. Coleman. Vice President. when the io.
lowing regular Toas,s were ren1:.
lst. This Day ,cc celebrate in reference TO the
Fourth of July l77G.-ilay il long be rcmcm.
bered by every true patric' Of the U. StuIes.-
Mrsie-llail Columbia
ID The Dicisi0n OF the Distriet-Slay the
united voice Of the Saluda Regiment be heard
in our next Legisla,ure.-Scoich Qnick Step
3rd. Gen. George Hashington.-The Father
Of his Country, may he ever live IN The hearts
4,t. TIE Hon. +. ~. Piekens.-May he be
our mex, Governor.
9Th. Tie Hon. John c. Cal!oun.-Eye believe
him TO be the ab,eSl statesman Of the Democra
tic parry; may he be the nominee OF the Ma.
,iomal Convention. aud aspire 10 the Prcsidcn.
cy.--Ge, along jose.
9th. George MeDgFe.-An able advocate Of
Souihcrnrights aud Southern princi pies. a.
Ttl,. To our Foretah.ers.-Aiay their brilliant
exploits and brave deeds. ever be felt by every
American. to impose the mos, sacred obGga.
tons TO perform with alacri!y. whatever will
conducc 70 our political prosperity.
9Th The Jrarc Baron De Ka!5.-A French.
man by birth. but an American IN principle; !;
riay his name long be remembered by every
CaToliniun-Grccn's March.
9th. May peace and unarimily of,hc Union
prevail, and Commerce and Agriculture flour
isiI
10. agriculture most honorable voca-
ton OF life, and that by which al! others are
supported -Racoon on rail.
Ilih. Our PTesiden, he be rs true Ia
enforce the Constitution Of the United States.
rs The magnetic needle is TO tine poles.
I2tI,. The brare Generals Marion and Sump-
,er.-Tfey will long lie remembered by every
American.
18Th. Eiomda When we encounter diff
cu.lies and afiliciious. and hard hearted man
sorsakes US, we ever find compassion aud con-
sola,ion in woman, lovely woui,ii.--iiome
swce, Home. ,..,-
Br THE CoaXIrrrE.-The Diriaon Of The
Disiriei-May our next legislature. more ihan
the last. nia,urely consider our grievances. aud
in their wisdom grant TINT. Cor which the unit.
cd voice Of ,bs salnda Regiment rsh,eously
ask at their bands. ..,
Aner the .oastins, the company amused
themselves sometime pfomcnat.ing. whilst the
band performed nnu,brr Of favori,c airs. To
close ih C festivities the Committee brouch, for.
warp large and splendid CSSe Of which all
par,ook beautifully. The company retired,
after The band had played the Creole Waltz"
us token ofthe pleasure eSprcssedby all pre-.
sen, Of the DAYS proceedings.