t Der the land of the free and tho home Q,
the brayc.'' ; z. @ By Col. c. Brnmback-NIay peace and

 friendly intercourse exist between our

 selves and our foreign neighbors. l By J. 1T. Cald,celf--Capt. Beni. Desha--- The firm and nwayering patriot, who first discovered the detestabIe fraud aboHt to be practiscd upon the Government, by those who pretcnded to hold lands under Spanish Grants. In him the Government will always find that herconfdence has not been misplaced. By Col 4 s. Wnlker--Judge Bates--T The man of science, the man nofhospitality--on of the bench the guardian of the peorle's rights.

 By Col. Rector--TIugh l.. White, q. $. Senator from Tenn.-Tho talented and honest Statesman. Dy .4se=ss.sse,- ssss~s=ek-Ths Congress cfthe United States-M May it's members dis charge their duty to their constituents and their country, regardless of ratification i or veto.

 By R. .a. CnliaDna---Tho Ancient Do minion Virginia l--Ncver lot her sons fore get her, in whatever cline they may be placed.

 By Burz: Jol.ason--Jobn Randolph, our ] Minister to R,issia--Th The infexible patriot and frin supporter of the peoples rights.

 By D. R. Jaiis-The venerable Lafay- ette-An intrepid patriot, zeaIous pro- moter of republican principles, friend to America; peace and prosperity ever attend him.

 Dy Tn. s. FFuiton--- The Prcsid ent Of tiIo Day, Col. Bernard Smith--Not less distin- guished as an upright and faithful public tic head ss:s s:e ses tive board.

 By tie Prcsidenf- The United States c: America---Ma every true Patriot frown indignantly on all attempts that may be made to dissolve the Union.

 By Col. .qshley---T The Vice President of the Day---He is entitled to, and receives our thanks, for the digniisd manner n (which hc has assisted to preside

 The utmost harmony and good feeling prevailed on the occasion, and the compa- ny retired about 5 clock