Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-07-09

alty towards benevoencc which they have this day
cvinccd.
by X. nj. Guy IL you wish any thing TO meet with
success, just place into the hands of the Ladies'
by A. l.. Nelson: The Observation-Disclosures from
vice and induces to virtue.
by Hugh Mcclure Union and prosperity to the
Church Of Waynesborough.
by w. A. Freeman: The birthday Of American In
Dependence always interesting is rendered douby so
when COMMUNICATED by the guardian angels OF their
country.
BY y. Hardin: The associations that are connected
tons.
BY the Prcsidcn, of the day The Ladies of Wayncs-
oor0 lie who knows them as well as l do cannot
withhold his appreciation.
BY j. NJ F,shburn: The contents Of the Academy.
he clustering jewery Of night never presented a
iarer scene living picture of such exquisite beauty
rspcte alike with soft surprising loneliness and daz-
BY John f. King: The sweet bushes of the ladies
reflect bright hues the flowers hch deck the saloon
Anonymous: The Tucahoc Ladies who are present.
They add mcomparably to the interest and animation
BY the Orator of the day The young Ladies of
Waynesboro' energy and enterprise in good
undertakings, form the surcst ground of success.
BY Lady: The specimen we have given to- day we
hope may induce the gentlemen at all times hereafter
By WIN. Patrick The Ladies' of the Presbyterian
Church Of Waynesboro'-May they make as good
wives as they give good dinners.
By Hugh G. Guthrie The inspiration of bright eyes
which have all felt to-day is well calculated to
make us long remember this occasion.
BY w. A. Freeman Gen. Zachary Taylor, who
| Is,
add new lustrc TO its former polish by again shcathng
NJ IN the hearts of his counry's foes.
Ky John Z. Patrick: The Ladies Of Wayncsboro'
and ITS vciny-As perfection il is possible for
mortas TO approach. Happy will be the man who may
gam their love, and persuade of them to become
his partner
BY Lewis II. Clarke May the single be married,
and the married happy.
BY Doct. Jos. Antrim Our glorious Flag-'Tis hon.
orcd whcre'cr the beauties of the stars arc seen
BY II. nj. Clarke: Waynesboro' and yicinitv-For
pretty girls and fine dinners unrivallcd.
IN m atrirE Hh,I a,l.. ..ory
derive encouragement from their MOTTO sHope en- hone
evcr.'' q ''''~f~
by VIM. Withrow The Ladies who supe rIntend on
this occasonNcvcr bankrupt smiles so long as gen
tlcmcn continue such liberal depositcs
BY N. Hardin Massic Woman's Infucnce-The
brightest star that has broken upon the moral horizon of
the nineteenth ccnturymay its balowed influence go
shed abroad the wide beloved country
by VIM Withrow Woman-Hcpless vet omnipo
tent-ldolatry will be perpetuated so long as Woman
retains her charms.
BY Doct l.. Waddcl The Ladies' Far-Tbe cbarpc
OF Capt May was not more successful than that made
Dy me Jdr ON the hearts and purses Of the gentlemen
BY Jas w. Massic May this day give new colour
to sacred things.
The Senior Editor was present at the above &C.
ebration and was about to take up his pen to give
an account of it, when the foregoing was put into
his hands. 1t was truly an elegant affair, and re-
Elected great credit upon the taste and enterprise Of
the Ladies-Unfortunatcly for himself he had TO
leave before the Toasts drank, or he would
certainly have given them BUMPER