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The morning was ushered in with ma
tona salute and the display Of colours on the


vessels in the river. At l2 o'clock M. a
+ procession of gentlemen Of that town and its
slcinage marshalled by Col j. g. Reed and
Capt. J. Ludwig Jun. and escorted by the
company of Light Infantry under Can't. ].


Brown, proceeded 10 the meeting house where
prayer was offered by the Rev Mr.. Mitchell,


az hymn and anthem were sung by select
1choir and an address delivered to numerous
nc highly gratifed audience by G. Parks,
IS. The procession returned to the inn Of
I hrs. Trowbridge, and sat down to profuse
and elegant entertainment which Col.
Aeed presided Gen. MCobb and Can't.


brown, acting as vice presidents. The Hall


was fancItuly and tastefuIy decorated with
eyergreens interviewer with roses.
Is The company composed Of both political
: rar'les, forgot for this day, all party distic-
ions and evinced perfect union of sentiment.


and harmony Of feelings


The following toas;s were drank on the oc
trasion, accompanied with the discharge Of
cannon, and inlerspersed with patriotic and
I o'her appropriate songs.


4 ist. The day we cele5rate-mav we never
sorget the political creed cf our fathers" A
F'sY, an hour ot yiuuous liberty is worth


''hale eternity Of bondage