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hand which has safely conducted each of the "a States
Of their Umo lls gallant defender, the early and steady
henefactor of their coun'r, the Nations Gueshe good.
the aInable, and Intelligent LarAYErrE.
BY Capt. Wm. ANDERsoa--rhc Genuine Republican,
Gen. LArAYETrE who has, III all and tryi situa-
tons, adhered TO, and promoted the cause Of Liberty.
BY Dr. WN DARLIseroN-,ihe fields of the Brandy
wine Irrigated the Cadnean system Of Agriculture,
with the blood of Revolutionary patiios the teemng
vest must ever be Independent Freemen.
by the Hon. L. MclANE, OF Del--'Ihe Battle Ground
have viewed today Whether the theatre OF victory
deea let the effects be tested by the free industry and
happy population which crowd its surface
BY In. DAaIlN"ros Our Brethren the Committee of
the City COuncl,o whose gentlenaty kindness aud al
enton We are greatly indebted, on this happ, OCCASION
A, the conclusion Of The Toasts, a number Of
citizens ntt oduced the Gencra teiore he eis
the Court House : but as the evening WAS short, he
under the necessity Of retiring to his lodgings
at MIR. Pyle's to receive the visits Of large PARTY
of Ladies who anxious to be presented to HIM
With the most obliging and untir,ng disposition to
receive lhe greetings OF the people, it was mpcssi-
BILE for than small portion ot the Ladies and
Gentlemen assembled, to be gratlhed with per-
sonal introduction AS our Guest was under an
engagement to meet the Lancaster Committee, at
Col. FiIson's rear the County line, next mohig,
to breakiast-t was indispensable that he should
retire to rest at reasonable hour-which he accor-
dinghy did and in the morning, accompanied by
=
Barnard, of the Committee OF ih,s County, the
venerable Champion Of our Freedom and lndepen-
dence took final leave Of the SCIENCES which will
forever be associated with his honored name.

.Now constituting the counties of Chester and Delaware.
tAfter this Toast, the following Song sing BY Dr.
DARLINGTON


LAFAYETTE AT BRANDyWlNE


Tune, ".iaM Lang Syrs'
Should days OF trial he forget,


Although those days have fled?


Can neglect the sacred spot


Where Patriot Heroes bie.i


Ah no those days OF ault lang svnc,


We can forget;


Mhen with Sires, to DrQnt!y7riia.


Came gallant LAFAYETTE.


BY Byundyzpiues enchanting stream,


Our Swans III peace abb 1de,


Until the ,yianl's mniols came


10 stain its banks with blood


And oh, those days, sc.


To meet the foeman the plain


Each Parrot onward prest


And there, with Hashingon ard Uayne,


Appeared our honord Guest


Those anxious days &c


Aud there he bore him in the van,


Where Washington still led;


And to sustain the Rights OF Man,


The youthful warrior bled.


Those fea tu days, &C.


Then, long romantic stream


Shall roll its silver wave


Its Wales shall echo with the name


Of LAFAYETTE, the Brave;


For, ah! those days OF auld lang syne,


We never can forget;


When, with our Sres, to Draa4ywine,


Came gallant LAFAYETTE