Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-10

BY John Campbell The remaining Revolutionary
kiud providence hand them down to their
BY Thos. NJ. Donshoo. The Clergy Of the VT is
70 Know them intimately to appreciate their merit.
its memory continue in the heart of every American
as long as the earth bears plant or the sea
BY Col. p. Tate: The day we cclebrate-Mav
Republicans never forget neglect it.
By no, I. Patterson: A. ii. H. S,uart--One of vir-
ginias ablest champions, and destined TO ell broad
space in the hearts OF his countrymcn
by Ihos McCorklc: James Mcdowell. Governor of
virginia-nlay he be honored with the Senate
BY A. w. McGufhn: May the spirit of the Hero of
VIEW be as glorious his victories here
ny Col Wilson: The sages and patriots Of the Re-
souuon-May the tree OF liberty watered BY their
olood extend its branches to every cline.
| ny VIM +. Smith George Washington Hero
that gained for the United States that ndepen
Sehoe whIch we now enJoy-may he long be remcm-
oered by the American people.
ny VIM II. Caring: James h Polk-NIay the strict
OF his country.
BY Peter Carbcrry, "a of Erin) Love and 10y
any 10 the u 3 OF America-and may the chickens of
England never crow and clap their wings oycrus
by Lysander f. Austin Henry Clay-The Cham.
on OF Freedom and the brightest Star in the Conste
BY w. w. Price: VIM c. Rive.-Thc pro,otvpc Of
Madison and the brightest Star in the political Sky of
VIRGINIA may he yet receive the need of his dstin
guished talents and omplshments.
ny ALBERT LEVELS May every true patriot say, the
honc Star VI IcxaS IS ours,
Ky VIM f. Smith; VIM. Smith, of Fauquicr-Onc
oil VIrgnias brightest the great advo
cate Oh Democratic principles may he be honored with
one OF inc highest Offices the United States has it in
BY d: f. Graham General Jackson, the departed
fero-Hs name shall be enrolled the pages of his
tory beside that Of the illustriCus Washington
by Lady MIR. j. Il Patton-A youth of fine pro-
mise,.may he become able and eloquent defender OF
'nI A. lceriy ne SO finely pour'rayeS to us to day
ny Lady The young gentlemen present-NIay
each OF them before the next 9TH Of July find himself
OF that price is far above rubes,"
BY VIM T. Jackson: Andrew jackson, the Hero of
New Orleans-Alay that mistaken confidence he
posed in his his last illness have guarded him
safely through the dark valley and shadow of DEATH
and land him safe in the haven of reposc.
By NJ. Moore: The Union-May it ever remain
BY a. w. McGufin May the memory of Andrew
jackson never be forgotten by any true patriot.
by W. w. Price: The Ladies of Augusta and Rock
brdge-Thc faircst specimens Of natures handy work
to know them is TO admire them.
-, By Ihos NJ Donoho: The Hospitality of Grccnvillc,
like the soul Of Prone thcus grows as il is fed upon
BY X. Turk: The Union-NIay it be preserved and
held together by cement long time shall last
BY IL. A. HUMPHREYS The Gentlemen of Augusta
and perpctuae liberty, they celebrate the 4h
BY Jas. NJ. Lilly Mclean of oho--May he be our
BY Jas. T. Patton "Thc Declaration of Indcpcn.
dencc-May it ever be cherished in the bosom of
By Albert Jewell: May washington's name and
deeds be rcvered in the hearts and of every true
American patriot
By Thos. McCorkle: General Scott-May he receive
the Suragcs of the people of the United States
next President.
BY X. Turk: Henry Clay-The American Orator
and Statesman a. such by any living:
by Lady: hope the girls will marry before '47,
by Thos. Nj. Donahoo The Officers of the day
HosPtabe and generous, true specimens of Virginia
gentlemen.
By Nj. Apple: May the prcgnated clouds of James
X Polk rain over the Clay now, hcnccforth and for
ever.
Of Nirgina's brightest StarsMay the day not be far
distant when he shall preside this glorious Union
by Sam Finley Let party spirit be laid for this
glorious day at lcasbut let all in great party say
yea-proclaiming that we all for our country our
whole country, against all our enemies
BY j. IT, Patton: The young Ladies present-In point
OF beauty and every that aprn the charac
ter of Ladies, ony little lower than the angels them
sclves.''