Ponola [sic] weekly register., 1843-07-08

10. The Memory Of 7. Jefferson and
j. adams. Let the illustrious author,
and the eloquent defender of the Decla-
ration Of independence always have a
place in American hearts.
<JefTerson's March.
The american Nauy-May the gov
ernment Of the United States enable her
gallant captains to curb the grasping am
bition of the British Lion, and stretch a
ribbon into every port of Europe.
Star Spanged Banner.
12. Stephen Decatur and his gallant
Compeers. Braver men or better sail
ors never trod the decks Of men ofwar
Constitution & Guerrero.
Is. Tie Ladies Exalted above com
mendation, hattery cannot elate them,
1t is the sworn duty Of the bachelors to
make them comfortable.
Twelve cheers, music and cannon.
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
BY the President Of the Day.-May
the star Of Texas, which is now glitter
ing solitary and alone near the western
horizon, continue to rise until it takes a
stand among the stars and stripes of our
glorious Union And then,
ssJHay the star-spangled bauuer continue to wave,
O'er the land of the free and the home ofthe brave
By the 1st V. President.-The 4th Of
July and the 9th January, are days that
fill the patriots heart-the former be-
ing the time freedoms ball commenced
rolllng-the latter, to keep the same
pushing along and keep moving. We
say shove along keep moving.
By the Cd V. President.-The memo
ry of John Hancock and Samuel Adams,
wApm the British General Gage, in his
proclamation offering pardon to the reb-
els excepted from its benefits as worthy
only Of condign punishment.
By Jas. M. Mckinney. The spirit Of
,76-it creates a great BusHe-may it
not go out Of fashion SO long as Ameri-
can Liberty is worth preserving.
By j. P. M. Davis. Our Country
like a young lady-may it ever boast Of
its freedom and independence; happy in
its present state, yet ever looking for
ward with pleasing anticipations to a
change for the Better; strictly guarding
her virtues with patriotic eye, and
when union is called for, ever ready 10
present heart and hand.
BY ]. r. Wilson Mr.. Daniel Web
ster. When he repents Of his sins, the
people of.the South will forgive him.
R,- David Doyd, Esp Barney 1cr tire
girls alone, 61c.''
By Junius Pension. The Liberty Of
the Press-the shield of freemen, the
scourge Of tyranls-may it be adequate
ty sustained by this free and enlightened
people.
BY Col. VIM. Rives. Cheer boys,
cheer! Speak out your patriotism with
the sounds of the bugle, fife, drum and
deep mouthed cannon-let the welkin
ring with the shouts Of the free!
By Thomas Cooke. The Devil take
the hindmost.
By Capt. A. w. Armstrong. The La
dies-as mothers they cherish us-as
wives they comfort us--and as sweet
hearts they bother US.
By Capt. w. P. Brooks. May tie sin
Gle be married, and the married be hap
py.
By Volunteer. Capt. Webster. lie
has prepared our barbecue in the right
style-may he always be hungry, and
never lack plenty TO eat
o. Hon. Hugh S. Legare, Attorney
General of the U. States, who succeeded
Mr.. Webster as acting Secretary Of State
died at Boston on the goth ult. of consti-
patton of the bowels.
The HoRNET-Messrs G. w. II.
Brown and~W. ii. Terrett of the Carroll
ion Pioneer have issued proposals for
the Publication ct Carrollton, of an anti
regulating journal under this tile
Those gentlemen are well qualified to
deal some hard blows against this doc
trine of Reputation, and we are pleased
to see them set about it. Success to
them.
Novel Mode of Fishing in the Illinois
River.
TheSt. Louis Aeriel tells the follow
ing story: