ST. FRANCIS COUNTY.
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Tic Anniversary of American fnfe. pendence was celebrated at the Town of Franklin, by number Of the citizens of St. Francis county, and a public dinner given, at which John .;oi.nsoti, Esq. presid- cd as President, Spencer Crouch, Esq. as Vice President, and Dr. ". E. Ciopton, acted as Secretary.

 The Declaration of Independence was read hy q. E. Lincecum, Esq and an ap- propriate Grafton delivered by Col. John IF. Caiueri. After the cloth was removed, tic following T0AsTs were drank:

 l. The day we celebratc--May each re- curing anniversary add new iustre to the important event which makes it worthy of perpetual remembrance. Guns, 3 Cheers.

 ,. The Congsess cf '7e-G rcat in good ness, good in greatness, wise ln the doc Urine of liberty and Independence. Firm to declare them to the world, yirtuous .o support them with their lives, their for- tunes, and their sacred honor. 2 Guns, 6 Cheers.

 3. The Constitution ofthe United States Tho form of our birth-rights, the boast afisa1 pride of Americans, and the vine and fie tree under which every man sits with Happiness and security. | Gun, 6 Cheers. 4.Gen. George Washington-Who hail. ed the dawn of liberty, led forth to con- quest over tyranny, and bid the sons ot i America 10 sit down iii peace. Drank sfdading.

 5. Tie Godiike band of patriots, who signed and proclaimed tic Declaration of lndepend Gun.

 6. Thomas Jcferson-The paragon oi his own country, frontispiece attracting the admiration of tue world. Gun.

 '. I.afayet.e-The distinguished patriot and friend of liberty. May he live to sec France, like America, free. 3 Guns, 6 Cheers.

 2. The surviving Ex-Presidents-ili like distinguished in the volume oftfe nations history; be their memory alike honored by their countrymep. 3 Gaas,3 Gheerg.