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 .1r. Editor-The anniversary of Amer ican Independence was celebrated on Sat urday the 4th day of July. There was an eiegant barbecue prepared for the purpose of the celebration, by J. H. Freeman, Esq. and a respectable portion of the citizens of the County were present on the occasion. Dr, Charles J. Williamson ofiiciated as Orator of the day, and acquitted himself with singular honor. The assembly was aggreeably entertained hy him, for the space of an hour, or perhaps more. It was an extraordinary performance in every respect. 1 hope he will furnish you with a copy for publication. It would, think, be very ae- ceptable 10 your subscribers. His theme was an interesting and delightful one. It was Liberty-and in the exercise of his duty as orator of the day, he seemed 10 enjoy every thlpg that his subject could bestow. A SPECTATOR.