Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-06
yor he Advertiser.
CELEBRATION AT GERMANVILLE,
August 5. iNl

AT on early hour Of the day. agreeable to
public notice. large and respectable assem-
blage collected at the place appointed in anm-
bers no, less than or 800 persons, accoapa-
nicd by large concourse Of the fair sex Of the
district, with their usual smiles and shining IA
ces, to mako man the more light hearted TO
eake an interest on such zn OCCASION.
AtI2 o'clock the Orator Of the Day. DR.. G.
N. Bates delivered most stirring and spirited
Address, after which the Band OF Music march
I'D the company from The stand to most sump-
suo,Is repas,. prepared by Mr.. WIN. CoHey.
where was found all the delicacies that the sur.
rounding district could afford, and prepared in
q STYLE not to be surpassed. Of which the CON.
pany paitook in right hearty style
kficr the cloth was removed, the following
Toa,s were drank.
REGULAR TOASTS:
1st. J. C. Calsour.-The distinguished states
man, tho faithful advocate Of Democracy; may
he be elevated 70 the highcs, office in tho gin
ola free and enlightened people. 6 cheers.
Cd. Aristaaaey.-It should not be recognis-
cd by Americans. 3cheers.
Sd. The Soldiers Of the Rerolution.-Wbilsi
time lasts they shall no, be forgotten. may the
spiri. thai moved their arms for battle. be cher
ishcd and nurtured in the hearts ofevery Amer.
ican. 10 cheers
9Th. Demoeraes.-The motto Of ouI State.
cheers.
5,h, The BRaker HILL Monumcnt-A mu,o
huieloqusnt lesson to crowned heads. 6 cheers.
9Th. Tac Free School System.-The best sys-
tenn iu the world. 5cheers.
gth. The friss Rspea! Association Of Charles.
tea S. C.-They have showed their wisdom
and patriotism. by renouneing all further asso-
citation with the Repealers of ireland. When
any nation ;n,erferes with our domestic ins,i.
tutions, we will shew them we can aud will
rescn, it. 10 cheers.
S,h. Tempsranee.-A nation canno, prosper
without il. 5 cheers,
9th. Tie Farmers Of our Countrywide mos,
independent people on the globe. The only
true supporters Of our government and indie
pepdenec, 6 cheers.
ing lnws, may they be equally 90 in having
chem executed. 5 cheers.
9Th. Ths Banks.-Giyc us hard currency
we can hammer II ou' 10 suit our purposes.
8 cheers.
l2th. 1as Birth Day Of .amtriaen fndepen.
deaes.-A day proud Of by every American.
Jet 1t be celebia,ed with hearts full Of love and
gratitude 10 tho grea. dispose, Of ali good. 10
cheers.
18th Tas Lsdies.-Ever present to cheer US
with their smiles and blooming faces. g cheers.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS
BY 3. c. Mathews, Esqr The Memory Of
T6.--Liberiy was the watch word. and liberty
the prize, OF q bloody and pro,rac,cd civil war.
liberty was achieved and behold n second
generation has not passed away. before some
Of the Sons Of liberty have placed this blood
bought prize even below the value Of money,
BY u. w. Cleary,-Thc People Of Cloud
CSeek.-A noble and generous people, may
they ever live enjoying :hose noble blessings
which will be to their happiness and to the
good Of their prosperity.
BY }. w. Shumpert-Gcorge Hashincton-
The first in war. tho FIRST in peace, and first in
ihe hearts OF his coun,rymen.
BY 81. Mathews The Tomb Of Washington
Underneath this stone doth lie,
As much virtue n could die;
Which when alive did vigor give,
To as much valor as could live.
By Jacob West-We trus, that IL The little
dwarf Abstinence again visits us. he will not
deny his true name. and il he aspres TO a sea,
10 our Legislature. ne will not go in borrow
ed coat
By Guest
1l1N tulcgtS9 Ieuldlu tnG tlDIltS Oh lNc DtaNC,
And Tories all come 10 Tories grave.
BY Joseph Coppock-Aiay the sons Of South
Carolina ever bear in memory the tolls and
sufFerings Of their forefaihers.
BY Joel r. McGraw-Thc Freedom, Sove.
reignsy. and Independence Of the respective
States.
By WI. Clark-TR Ladies-
To see the ladies' charming hands
rha,f, ,x,ott,r 80 6ra oota -,,r,
Their rosy checks they may demand,
And sec more pleasure than king.
By w. Jinnings-AgrieaL,rrs- fpuudu-
don Of our free institutions.
BY B. P. Coriey-0ns Cosntry-May her
motto be God, Liberty and Justice
BY Gurs,.-
lie. arden, heroes seek renown in arms,
Pant sftei fame. and rush to wars alarms;
To shining palaces let fools resort.
And ounces cringe In be esteemed al Canrt.
By d, Nich"lson-T1e Ladies-Thei. beau-
ty and intellect, is equalled only BY their yir.
tue aud philanthrophy.
BY 4. A. Price,. C.. ColhoRn-The turf
nag Of The Sonth-alny he in the presen, can.
vas- for the Presidency distance each Of his
competitors
siany others were drank tu, no, banded in.
The company dispersed at an early hour. in
the most friendly order. not the slightest mis-.
behaviour took place 20 mar the feelings Of the
u,os. religious sect.
The Columbia South Carolinian will please
copy, as many Of its Subscribers requests il.
Orr Ciiy-The truth is, we need more mcr-
chants in Hamburg 10 do business. We slroS'd
have heavier stocks Of goods Of all kinds. in or.
der that planters and others can mako better
selections, and at cheaper rates. The BUSINESS