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 A DINNER being hastily prepared by C. ". Blakemore and Mr. Barnes. al Col. Tcrrel's spring, a numerous con course of citizens met. And after par taking of an excellent entertainment. the cloth being removed, Judge Me AMY was called to the chair: Doct. HAWKINS then read the Declaration of Independence, making a few appropri- ate comments. An Grafton also was delivered by Doct. SMITH, suitable to the festivities of the day. After which, the following toasts were given, being called for by tho President.

 l. Robf .Nc.amy--AIay the spirit of pa trictism that appears 10 exist amongst us today, ever exist amongst thc people of the United States; and may the nations of th1 earth, inspired by cur example,