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BY E. n^ATEKJIAJf.
.Gcorgctoww, S. C. Wednesday, iuBy 19, 1813..
Volt II...iM...l«o. 18»>
Celebration of the 4tli of July..
Tho most sanguine expectations of Ihd father.? ofthis day have been fully rerUized the sound maxims of governnient, and tho influence pf democratic freedom: distinguish¬ es this (lay as the advent ofan EiM, vvhen general intelligence and nalional virtue elo-« vates hnwniln niiUire, antl fits raan for' the high duties of self government. It should be a dav of gladness—a day of joy—t. da'y ot triumph-andsiit'h it is.-Tlie soldier re¬ calls with pleasure fhe liaiul-fought battles of our independence, the stjatcsman with pride contemplates the umlciileRs wisdom and sta- lulily of ourinstituUons, while religious lihef- ¦ ty and temperance reform, cheers the heurt of the chrislian and gives unbounded hope to philiinthropliy. Such were our feelings on cnieriiig the church ou our laet anniversary to joiu hi the time honored ceremonies of the ,day. And we could not reatrainprido, for our Pown as we beheld the glittering armour of "the-Wee Nee Dragoons and WaaJiingtou Greys, .tnd ihe bright eyes auil pretty luces «l tliel-adies; gathered togetlie' for the one purpuse of recalling the birth of tlieir  Inde-
petidouce.
Mr. Samitki. T. Atkinson, the Oraler.ol the day acquiued luiji^iell wiih great credit. His re-iaiirks ow tha^rly Watory ofthe colo¬ nics antl the contemporaneous evente in Europe, showing ttiek tcud«ncy to rejiubli- ^•au freedom in America; cvielericcdftdegree of logiciU ileducljon setdom altaiifed by voulhful doclwraors; his strictureif on tho iourec of ccrtuiu pavties at the north havins? atendetify to meddlo wiUi eoulliern insijAi- tif.ns, were frnught with Course mid political "discerninenE. Ho closed by ou- losri?:iiig the illustrous founders ot the con¬ siituliou. and o^ovcrninenl, deploring the loss of the talented Legare and placing before us the shillingquahiies of JWdj C. Calltnwn, the Ladies torf were no- forgotlon, but their com¬ pliment like 'seed sown in good ground will doubtless yield him an abundant harvest oi' bewitching smiles, which iiis well written ' and eloquent production ftiHy merits.
At 3 o'clock the Wen Nee Dragoons and guests sat down tb a sumptious dinner, alter the cloth was removed Ihe following toasts were drank.
By Capt B. A. Coiiclimau-Tbe dty vve celebialed and Wee Nee Dragtions.
By Lienl. W. J. Howard—The Wusliingion Greys may the iime good feeling which now exisl between the two compwiiies always continue to ex¬ ist
By Col. Lathers—(a goest)—Universal suffrage, the iiarbiiiger of.sound principles, the reslrainer of misrule, the bulwark of freedom,
Bv G. L. Ellis—Ireland, biave and generous, mav llie iiin» be nof far distant vvheii she shalhbe freii from Liigland, O'Connell nnd the Priesthood,
Ey .A. if Siau—Soutli (^'arolina, may her tons never 1'or.sake keriii die hour ofdaugor,
Bv Cal. I). L. McKay—(a guest,) Uncompro- uiisiiig hostility to all advocates of pi oelamatioii or bloody bill, whether ihey .he Whig* or Ueuiocrats. - EyCol. P. IV. Fraser—(ag^iesl,) W ee Nee Dru- . goons, spirited energetic and patriotic, gives proof ofyour revefeilce and gratitude to the sages and hero J1 of'76.
-, By .S'(f/)/ic» foi'rf—(a grtent,) may Georgetown Dislrict when need require* never want anioreef- eient rorps llian the Wee Nee Dragoons.
By ti'if, Committie--^The (Jralorof the day.
By Lieut. .itkinsan-'Vhe District of Ceorgetown, thoiijirh all were changing slfejvonld slill be true; the tirsl to be free, the last to he subdued.
By 'Thomas H. Waterman—(a guest.) Capt, B, A, Coachrnan, on the lield au able and determined VJJicer aud in the I'arloiira complete geiitleinaii.
By (;, T. Briglil man—Capt. llenning of die Washinston (Jreys tliough absent not forgotten.
By y .Viwrt—(a guest,) The Wee Nee DragoonJi the jk"r,i( in Uic charge, the last in the retreat.
liy Bciijnmin H Wilsou—(a gileat,) The meitkory of Hugh 8' Legare, The whole counjfy inoiiriis the loss bfCaroliha's gifted%oii, ,
By Jno. Imird Miililleton—{a. guest,) Tli« Wee Nee Dragoons, ev^r ready al theif Country's call to give pointiind edge In the Country's cause. By Sergt. J.. J. Oickisbn—WomtiLU,
Auld iiatuw swears the love by dtpars.
Her Jioblest work she classes O.
Iier prentipe'd Iiand she tried ou man
And t^eu she made the lasses O,
By Maj. J M Coiiimandcr—(a guest,) OurKpre- scnlatives in boOi branches ofourItato Legislature, Old Wiuyah isforUiuaie in her cfadice gf public eervants.
Mr. Middleton—ont able representative in the legislatuie responded to tbis sentiinent in a- brief hut eff.ictive manner and then gave the fol¬ lowing sentiinent.
The memory of H. S, Legare, Cnrolina mourns her excellent citizen, her able statesman, her pro¬ found ]urist, her consumate oralor, her most ac- eouiplished son. '
Bv./. M. Stcaiiinnn—{a giiest.iTlie star of Ah- bevilk; whose leOilgent mys illuminate our politi¬ cal horiwiu, mav il rise diehigliestin oiirfiiuiument.
By, R. C. ifayiies—{a guest,) Jdlin Caldwell Calhoun, Th? honest and distinguisiied stotesiiian may he be chosen to till the measures of his conn-. trv's glory.
By A. J McClellan—The declaration of Inde- fiendeiicii with llu- iiiialieuablc rights of hfe l^jierty and the imrsutt of happiness
Bv I). IL Smilh—(a gnii^t.) The Woe Nee Dra¬ goons, They have beeu lavished vvith .praise, ni,aj; dicy never have one leaf ant from llicir escutcheon,
Hy //'. O. y'oi/Hi,'—(a guest,) Wee Nee Dra¬ goons, may lln-y ever flourish.     *''
Bv .S. iJom:—The Jiernes of the Revolution, may they ever live in ttie uienlory ofa ^teat and gratefnl peoplts. J
iiy E. Waterman Jnnr..--The Wee Nee Dra^ gooiis, this day Ibeir lliird anniversary, may they live to celeliraie If ii tiini's three.
By F. ilugbrs—Uete's love Ihr libeity, and wo¬ men, the two choice hiessiiigi of man's existence.
Celebration al Alarioii Court H»iise.
Ji-LV 4th, 1843.
As the gates of lighl were opened, our starry flag,- llmt poudly fioated in eagle- height upout.he (^)urt Hou^e, was saluted by Ilid awukwing clanioiir.of ihe ciinnq|is mouth. Thus conveying to the ,inl;abitanls,-a spirit- siiring "nole of preparation," for the atten¬ dant observances and fostivilies of^uf Na¬ tional Jubilee. The Heavens appeared lo smile upon this dny ofdays which was plea¬ sant, beautiftil, and cheering throughout, whilst the sons and ilnpghters of freedom, nfver rSoffil brigyijtehan dn this exhi'Iara- ting oecasidn, A^^o'clock A. M. a pro¬ cession ofthe citizens was formed at the Court House by the Marshal of the day D, J. McDoNALb Esqr, escorted by appropriate music they moyedto the Methodist E.Churcli, whereafter the singing of a ?uitable original Hymn, ani^ prayeV by the chaplain of theday the Rev T. R. W.vlah, the Declaration of Independence (accompaniedby many spirited and elaborate renmrjis) was read by Dr. W.T. KiLi.KN, in a manneV gratifying and effective. This was followed by the Oration of Col. W. '\V. Durant, which was delivered in a man¬ ner equally fclicijous and acceptable, ofthis production we will only sny, thatin the'ora- lor.s allusions to a free and untrammelled press, and the special address to his"fair_ auditory, the happiest conceptions, were em¬ bodied, iu the attractive drapery of tfutb, and it is hoped that every remark, sunk deep into the bosoms ol those, whom the chaste nnd wholesome observations were intended to benefit the intervals ticiuiring during the in- ¦ tcfegtiug ceremonies of the day,Were agreea¬ bly filled up by the performance of severa] choice pieces of music, sacreif ancl patriotic, vvhich were executed in harmony nnd good taste by a choir of patriotic ladies, assisted by a corps of gentlemen amateurs, after the solem duties of;the morning were over, th? cpntents, of the festone board spread their attracting, the smoking viands gave forth odours vary superior even to those of Arabia Felix. R. MuNBo, vvas appointed to act as President, assisted by B. A. Thompson, as Vice Presidetit. It is needless to say that the dinner served up at the Marion Hotel, Hvas excellent for certain it is that Mr. Brown nobly sustained his well earned reputation, whilst his guests, vied with eac'h other in giving practical illtiKlraiion oftheir power, in the ptfrti/ionniig'of west phalea and the (•/i.<;mcTOO«rtng'ofTurkey I (Jn the removal oflhe cloth the following regular toastswere drank, enlivened by song andjirtillery:
1st, The d,iy we celebrate llie PlBilical Sabbath of 17 millions of people inthe ini interrupted enjiiy- ment of "Liberty and the'pursuit ef happiness!"— Music —^— " Hail Colhmbia,"
2d. The UnioH.itcaniievetbeili3meirhered.iiiitil the history of Euroije is entirety out from the memory ofthe Americah People.—"Star Span¬ gled Banner,"
3d. Wai*hiiigUin Farcwtll Address.—There iiAio compositionofuninsjiircd wisdom which can hear
ncoiiifwrisou'flWlh it:" TInsisthe tribnte of one ofthe most accompjished Eugh.'hmen of the age, Ict.Ani^icans profit bv if—"Tiie Legacy."
4di. 'I'lie Fresident iiftlieU, M and Governor of tl4p St.'ite—" I'residcnts March."
,5th,'Tiie ne.xt (?fliigress.—Its first appropriation should be—the purchases ofa copy ol "(jhester- field Letters" fnr each of lliose vyflodv niember*, wbo dtsuirb its.deliberiilioiis-r-iii order that there vvaler gjiiiel speeches, nuiy conlain al least a sprink¬ ling 111 good ntaniliys —"Ol'whill a lioiv &c.
Hlii The ii;^.'it coiitjuests of (iieat^lirilaiii in die easl, diey hi^HKn parallel hi poiirt of nation^ alrociiVr-e.vflHphe iiariilioii ofl'oliiid—an'd the extillgulsl.^lenTJfi'tlie V.enitian republic.— - BaUle ot Fragiio."
Tlh 'The ,\rmy and Niivy oftlie U. S. 'I'lie'legituiialc chivalry ot our Republic, Twin brothers in die race oHtilnry.
iMiJSK:—"Yankee Doodle""
8di State Repiidiation-li can tind neithercoiinte- nnnce br suiipalhy, except iiuioug the niq.st-deiii*- ved iniuates ol our Penitentiaries—or iu Botiyif Bay—"Rogues March." ^
Olh Man worship—more bla.sphemouTand sense¬ less than oven that of the motuioiiST-i" Nicar of llray. . ^ .^«
lOih Moral and Political Integl'ity--The gisunt- tion die two can be drawn only by a.lesttit and ac¬ ted upon by a ,sraK»f/rf(—"W'asliitiglons illarch."
lllh 'I'he Uank of Ihe^lale—I'.xpicssly created* to cherish and siislaiu, die Agricultural iuterestof Ihe .State—hitherui'it has faithfully "kept the word «f promise lollie_ ear, bnt bj-oke itin the senses'- a seardiing reform in ils administration is loudly deiiiauded.--.".'\uld_Langsyye."
IsJtIiTlio Jmlicin'ry—The sun wears his spots. Rut the eriiTine must be unspotted—" Chorus of PiiiMie Judges .      ' [
"Living the husband; but hini dead, It doth revive again.''
jr,lh Woman,aloyely iiicnniprelionsible paijiidox, ber KK.li. eowKR iS iePARiiNr submission, in ber WK4K.NKSS,reposes her. sriiEMi ill and ihough she never Governs in PubHc, she rules Governors in private.-—"O ^ay not womans Love is bought,"    •
Many volunteer toiiels were given, ;i fevv only ureforwardedjbut they'fevidently breath forth the spirit of the occasion, wWlst the totftl absence of pnrty rancour, gives bright hope of something, bordering at 'least upon a political niilleniuin.
By Ileveriy D. Evans—Amet'ican Farnlers, the bread oi our coumry in I^aoe, in War the Bope and sJiiiiie.   ' '   '
By J.M. .Swsions—(The American arms.) The Plough, supporled hy die llaninier and the .Ship— " mono by tlie.sc we conquer/'
By the President R. JUi(«ro-~The memory uf the hiniejited Legare,
" One jol die few, the immortal names,
' That were not bom .to die."
By tlw Committee of Arangements—The Orator of the day„1Ve Uiaiik him for the eloquepce this day displayed, iu the cause of morality and iiatriojj-m,
by Dr. W. J. Killtn—'I'he Citizens of Afarion, honest, inielligent, hospitable lyid confiding, may they increase mightily in the liasUet «nd Store,
By John /<i/«oa: —Woman,acoinbiuationofmys- teries, incomprehensible.
By Mujor If. H. Moody—Xhe memory of the imiiional Perry, his fume belongs to his Country, his vastmpmiiuent is Lake Krie.
By OP. K'Aec/tr—'Phc ladies'of Marion, a spiri¬ ted union ol beauty and patriotism. Their eyes sparkle in our flag, whilst tbeir smiles cheer us on to its delence.'
By tlw CommUtee—The reader .ofthe Declaration of liulependeiice his preliminary remarks. Patri¬ otic chaste and approuriate.
By D. J. McDonald—'The union of the States, may party faction cease to prevail aqd none other than a pure democratic spirit pervade the minds of the people
liy N. Phillips Jr —The repeal of the Union be¬ tween hiigland andlrelandf it can never be nchiiw- ed unlil ils "head" has beeu " properly elevaleJ."
By W. W Durant—Agrieiiititre. By Sue atlen¬ tinii to die lutertstsof thin first of pursuits, evety farm liecouiea a garden ofKden,
hy Jito II. McDonald—Tlte Piii.lic School-jys- tcni, niay it be altered and amended, unUl it fully ett'ects tlie object intended, ^
By .lohn McMitlan Jr.—The Ladies-Tf our Vil¬ lage, diejt love Iheir'couuiry with a patriotism, worthy the name of Marion. •
By David Munro—'The Goxi^riiment of the Uni¬ ted .Matija capable* I dispensing more bles.'Jtngs to its ciiizeus dian any other oij, earlh, if administered in the.spirit Uiat formed it, , *
By George N. Evani—The Constitution of tlip
Upstates, an alter at which wisdom and palriiflism fboulil vtorsliip.
By Mr. Hidiand—The fait sex, may our zeal for patriotisiH emulate theirs fur virtue and morality.
By R. J. Scarborougii -Liberty and Literature tie latter vvould grow well on die soil o^ Uie for¬ mer, aided by the sun-»liine of American patronage.
By B A 'Tluimpson—Our yeumiiiiry, the trusty and well propoVtioned pillars ot the State, the strengdi ofthe Sampson of corruption, can  never
severve them Irom Uieir stern propriety. By Col. W. H.   Grice—Ths brilliaiA S Soulh,
By Col. W. H.   Grice—Thg brilliaiA Star of tbe
Froii) its constellation lias fallen,.    • For wisdom,and worth, • Come yniiiig aiid come old. The bond and tiie free. Shed u tear, on llie biet of H, S, Legare. .,
By C. D. Evans—Tite Cide written hy die Rev. T, R, Walsh, for the occasion.   Its patriotism and
fiety, lost little of Ihcii effects, by the additien of the svTeet voices of the lair vnenlists.
By E. B. Whxdcr—The Star Spangled Banner," Now floating in die Iiree7.e*as an emblem of our Natioiiirl Freedom. Js proudly beheW by us as be¬ ing made'and presented by two or the fair, and patriotic daughters of America, may every choice blessing bo theirs,       , ,
At an early hour'lhe company.sep.iraied, witliout any of that noisy inirthtlmt formerly distinguiphod this dayof rejo'icing, plainly evincing, a° desirable improvement in-the moral health ofthe people, and furnishing a ^inrantne to'the patriot ofthe perpetuity of
tlic'instilution of luis country.
MnaaaaMiaiHaBnBsaaMi'c'aiMHlBMiplWMMH   ¦
NOTICE.
ILL health coinpelling nie to nelinquish practice fora season, I sliall" be absent from the district af. ler Ihe 22nd iust. During my absence Di. Prior, vvill attend lo my professional business. He will receive calls at luy residence on PeeDee, every Tuesday niorning. At all otlier times lie will at¬ tend from (ieorgetown, but in ivery instaiwe tcill charge from Birdfield on Pec Dee.
JAS. R. SPARKMAN, M. D.
June 21—151
JVOTICE.
All personshaving any denianda against the Es¬ tate of Henry Alexander Oiilpiipper lale ofGeorge¬ town District deceased, will please present them properly attested, and those indebied to the same will please make payment to nie,
'      B   A. COACHMAN, Attorney for Adminislratriz. ' May 17   •
Law Notiee.
Mr. WiLKii^so.'s oldie tirm of MKMINOER & WlllKINr^ON, having removed to Chaileston, ter the K'limner, will return to Georgeiown ten daya before return day next, when he may be found in his ofhcn as heretofore, ready to receive papers fof suit at the einming court. Inthe nK^alltinrie busi¬ ness Qommunicnlions addressed to Charleston, will be leceived and attended lo
June 7—8>,
Groceries, jufst received
Fresh Soda, Piiot& Bmter Ciackera, Java, Cuba & Lagnira Coti'ea, N, Orleans Molasses, in Bis, 'Superior Hone) Dew Tobacco, ¦ Spanish Cegars in qr Boxes, Rpck i'yalt.
White Lead rn 25Ib. Kej}S, Linseed Si bperm Oil, Superior JSalad Oil,* Olives Sc Capers, for sale by
tICHARD LATHERS. Jiine.28—tr
NOTICE.
SAiTtVEL Js. SIIVGLETART, N. D.
RESPI'.CTFULLY informs bis friends and tha" pnhlic that he hus'loealcd himself ak Brown's Fer¬ ry on Bhick Riv«. wliere he may be found at any time ond vvill attend to all profejHioiial calls,
March 31 . -__ t t „
A lightwood Mill Shaft,
36 feet long and ^8 inches in diaiiieler, for 9al«. Price $7'2. The S^af^js al JWr, Francis M, VVe»- ton's mdl pond on VVaecaniaw,    Apply lo»
JAS. D. LLLIS, * at tiiis oflice.
 ALSO	
the Jiiill ol-a superior L(fG BOAT, 19 feet long and'^ feet 10 inches wide—entirely of the heart of cypress.    Price ^'25. .   ^
iuneJ4-lf,        ^ • '
Teacher Wanted.
An election for Principal uf the All Sirinu Acad¬ emy will be made in lJei;embei\ ihe close of thtf present Urin—when life resignntion of C, W, Crouch, Lsquire—agreible to notice, Jvill take ef- i^fcct. The'Academy will re-open the first Monday in January 1844.
Salary $1200 per annum iii seini-annnul pay¬ ments. For fnrther informaiion address ilie trus¬ tees at Georgeiown, S^C, or die Rev,. Alexander Glelfnie', I^eclor of Air Saints Parish, Who han a superfntenAincc ofthe Schoo^
. R, F, W. Allston, 1 •
•   ' JI)H?i D. Maoill, .M, M. >  Trustees.
T. PinckAy Alston, • June 28 tNov.
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TON, \
KT The Mercury aiil Courier, penrlesion, S C. will pleas* to insert the above twice a iiiiintli 'till the first of NoveB>her next, aud present llieir billa tjj'Messrs. Robe^fson & Blacklock for payment.
Bacon, Cofllee and Rice,
-   10 HhcJi [irimt' VVcteru liacon,
20 bags Cuba Coffee,
2#caskH Rice,
500 busbeU Corii,.fo# sale by July 5 fi. WATEKMAN.