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celebrated by every freeman from
generation to generation.
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2. The President, Heads of De-
pdrtmentS, and Officers IN general Of
the United States.
Presidents March.
8. The Singers of the Declaration
of independence - their memories
may be found in the hearts of their
countrymen.
Hail Columbia.
4. The Heroes Of '76--may their
answering devotion to the cause of
freedom and the rights of man, act,
as an incentive to the patriots of the
present and succeeding ages.
1uld Lang Syne.
5. May wounds received by diyid
ed friends, from the political con-
troversies of the season. be healed
by full toned chorus of Union ana
Liberty.
S,reet Home.
6. General Washington, the Fa-
Their of our Country-may his men,
DRY remain whilst Liberty animates
the hearts of American Freemen.
Washington's March.
2. The memory Of Lafayette-the
last American General of the Revo-
luton, the generous stranger, who
came from a foreign land to fight
our battles, and water with his blood
the tree of liberty.
Morseilles Hmm.
s. Republicanism- the glori-
Gus day ere long arrive when it shall
reign triumphant over the world.
and Kings and Sceptres be remem-
bered only as among the things
which were.
Hall Liberty
8. Our Army and NoUy--the
pride of our country, the dread of its
enemies.
Yankee Doodle.
10. Iateraal Improrements-the
most etfectual link in the chain Of
Union; may their march be onward.
Meeting of the Waters.
IL. Virginta-The Mother State
of the Union. 4
Old Virginia nerer tires.
IL. O,1selres-may pretty dissen-
sions never occur to mar the festivi-
ties of day like this, but each go
hand in hand together in friendship,
as in union Joined. HHl
81 ri Star Spdndle Banner.
10. The F'dir-while they culti-
vate their external graces, may they
not forget that the spirit of the age
Is in favor Of internal Improvements.
Come scill you 1000 as.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Adam Young. -Lafayette's not
there ! But may his name be handed
down to the latest posterity, as the
true friend of American Indepen-
dence.
BY Geo. w. Burrage. the Stripes
and Stars, proudly they have waved
in the remotest regions of the earth
may they never cease to command
that respect at home, which they ev-
cry where elicit abroad.
Eagle-may she spread her wings
DER the country, and bid defiance to
all our enemies.
BY Edward Buebler. May Hercu.
les of Liberty march onward, until
all nations are redeemed, regenera-
ted and disenthralled.
BY John III. Blondel. Female So
ciety-may no man give up the
thought Of enjoying the society of
woman, for in youth, they are our
nlistreSses--at a ripper age our COM
panions--in old age, our nurses-and
in all ages, our friends.
By VIM. Observation-Disclosures
Those sleepy Adams in.the Ameri.
can gardens,Imay they awake, like
their Grandfather. See Genesis,
chap. End. 2lst to 25th.verse.
BY VIM. Alburtis.-Don Pedro
and Don Miguel-a hopeful pair of
brothers.
BY VIM. F. Wilcox.-Our native
land the nursery of freedom-may
the tree of liberty which has here Ia
ken root, flourish till its branches
oyershadow the earth.
BY d. III. Strother. Our Navy
America needs no b1lwarks, E
No towers along the steep;
Her march is on the mountain wave,
Her home Is on the deep.
By John Helferstay. The uernes
OF the Revolution may their MEM
cries be venerated TO the remotest
posterity; they deserve our noblest
regard. VIZ Aa.L ei.- N .NR n
BY a Journeyman Printer. The
Martinsburg Ladies', amiabIe and
philanthrOpic-their beauty is their
strongest weapon may they prove
as firm to their country, as they are
true to their sweethearts. p
BY Jacob Hull, The Star Spangled !
Banner. 40 a...s s.e'x 49,
''Oh. long may il wAvc,
Yer the land OF the free, and the home
of the brave. e@k3
By Patrick Cunningham. Here's
to all true Americana, and Daniel
0'Connell, the Patriot of Ireland. u