The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-17

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Q.
On Saturday lat the Philadelphia Typogra-
phical Society, celebrated their auniver!ary, at
MIR. Fouoeutt's tavern.
T1 grafton was delivered by their Prefident,
JoLn CbiAGJ, after which they partool, of the en-
tertainnent prepared for the location. The
iocety were atifted ny fciea company of Mr.
B!lEe's Mulicai School and were favoured
with the attendance offevcral other respectable
gentlemen. harmony being prevalent, the
following toaies were given.
i. The day-which gave birth to ourinfttution
May every anniversary afford ncrea(ins
Pro2f of Our PROPERTY. Tbboion;nn Moreb.
9. Benjamin Franklin-His conduct has rem
dered his memory hyperion to the iGurs and mac
kles of his enemies. Silent atpiaaIe.
9. The contribution of the United States
the eorre?ed proofof our .;berty-Bsd erambJ,
dry ribs, and gallozVS to thofe who want it BAT
tered. HILL Coiumbia.
yer he PIT in pi by the iupererogation of foreign
mniiters, or/qna5biedby internal factions. IL
nae''ita Commerce, s. Freedom.
s. The conerefs of the United States-May
they frame their acts only for the good of the
people, and corretf inPgEtion on the IN proofof
its exiitence.
s. The Legislature of Pennfylvania--May they
eoinpoT their laws for the happinefs of contitu-
cnts, and not farm them for oppretfion.
7. The American Mediterranean fquadron-
May they diG,ibute their balls among their enc
mics, and throw their .e0ley5 into pi.-WBen
tire /foyniy qvinds doth 6'2zv. cheers.
g. Oar fellow citizens priioners in Tripoii-
Though they have been eaf into that f5xnaery
OF adverfity, we hope they will be fpeedily libe-
rated, with faces unhurt by the Berb'J foot of 4
barbarian. Caller SLape. 6 cheers.
9. The American people-May they ever,
Ike the Hl3bnbet, aid, alfift and fupport each o.
Their. Yankee Doodle.
10. The chief conductors of our art-May
they never " feel power and forget right''
IL. Our brethren of the focietics of New-York,
Bottom, Baltimore and Wainington-May their
characters be ever jgRjGcd by the rule of honor.
Printers Mareb.*
IL. The memory of George Wailington-
The fairef tybs ever eaG in the 4,nerican fouu-
aerr. May the remembrance his virtues and
patriotifrn be carefully Locked up into the heart
of every true American. Wahington's
March.
Is. The prefer throughout the union--May
they DO kept free from monks and fiiars, and
give elfHr fn,prG3fon of cares principles
IA. Agriculture, the @Oot.4g .Aie1 of COM
merce-May its friends never Ro6 for want of
/orts.-JeGerjon's March. cheers.
IS. Printing-The art that attributes in
formation, eOrre7e manners and gives freedom
to man.
is. May the .ferezu of our brrJJ never be ,riF
for want of oil, while employed in the caufe of
liberty and republicsnifn.
II. Wives, widows and maids--May the
FRA :tntreEon of their charms never macke in
the eyes of their admirers.--7be braie of lie
fair.
VOLUNTEERS.
By TIE PrsyEdtnf, after Mr.. Peale had retired
CHARTS HfJou Peale, man of patriotifnl,
fccnce and indufry.
The Philadelphia Typographical Society
May its acts be cOmt2Jfd with judgement, paint
ed with mercy, Raeed with beuevolence, jgRif-
ed by honour, emptied with precaution ard
iorhc3-yp with energy in the cbaie OF wifdom.
Thomas Jeferfon-Tbere has been neither
cuts nor doubLrfi in his fyf 55'ooE-siay his re-
Dije be as free from iferais and his lines juHiG-
ed with hair ,lb0ees that it may be handed TO
the breij of futurity as fpecineu of coyyea com
IPoyffion.--Jsferj March, 9 cheers.
May the harmony that prevails in this foci-
city BE- firmly locked UP in the ebqle of friend
Hip and never djRri5Ntcd in the e1Js of diff
cord.
Hj7er tie Prsfdcnf bad rsfi,rd--The orator
The deitryed the unanimous vote.
N. Is. The words in italics, are principally
technical phrafes, ufed in the art of printing.
Set to muic for the location by Mr.
Blake.