ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.
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Alta meeting Of the citizens Of Lexinp-
ton on Teasday evening, for the purpose
oi making arrangements for the celebration
Of the approaching anniversary of our
National Independence, Col. VIM. M
Lansdaie, was called TO the chair, and
Washington Berry, appointed secretary.


WhereuPon the following resolutions
wer unanimously adopted:


Rcsoipcd, That we celebrate the fourth
day Of July by public Barbecue, and
that the citizens Of the county are invited
to attend.


Resolred, That John c. Reeves, N. E.
Riyes, Alvah Wilson, LEROY Sims. M.
B. Rogers, ]. ID. Wyatt, Henry Morton,
VIM. M. Lansdaie, John White, WIN.
F. Austin, and Levi Ray, be committee
to carry the foregoing resolutions inio
effect.





Resolrcd, That AIvah Wilson, ). ri.
Fitzpatrick, DR.. 4. S. Mitchell, Leroy
Sims, and Joseph NJ. Cardozo, be COM
mittee 10 selecta reader Of the declaration
Of independence, and orator Of the day
Whereupon the committee selected Walk
or Brooke, as orator ofthe day, and John
Nj. Clement, reader.


ResOirea, Thai Alyah Wilson, N. E.
Rivcs, and J. M. Dyer, Esqr's., be a
committee to prepare thirteen regular
toasts.


RESOLVED, That the foregoing resolutions
be published in the Lexington Union.


On motion Of VIM. J. Frayssr. Esqr.,
the meeting then adjourned.


w. nj. LANSDALE, Chairman,


WASHINGTON BERRT, Secsy.


Let every man read the speech Of SEN
ator Benton, upon the Independent Treas.
Ory Bill. and learn from il the true mode
OfcolIecting and disbuEsipg the revenues.