BIRTHDAY OF WASHINGTON
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On Monday last our fine Military Companies
were out on parade-the Guards commanded by
Capt Clark, and the Cavalry by Capt stith.
The national flag foated above the Capitol during
the day.


The Cadets of the North Carolina Military
Academy were also called out to pay respect to
the glorious occasion; and at three o'clock an
Address upon the character of WASHINGTON.
was delivered at the City Hall by Cadet Leonidas
b. Lemay. 1t was a most creditablc effort for one
OF his age The boy who speaks SO well at six
teen, will make man in due season. His Ad-
dress was chaste and vigorous. 1t was enriched
with many striking and happy thoughts, and was
delivered in modest but impressive manner