The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-09

| 20 iuppoic that the republicans could zraluuf-
~ mite" with men, who ridcuiouny GU.
ilogize Alexander Hamilton and qucruloully de-
Inounce the mott intelligent a;id active friends
enough to irritste "party ai!imoIity," at the
very nosnent when taey p,oseGtily with to bu-
ny il al oblivion
The Richmond Light infantry, commanded by
Capt. William Rchardlon, retired to Mr.. Buchar,-
mans iPring where dinner provided Tor them
And
The Richmond Republican Blues commanded by
Capt. George w. Smith, retired to Mr.. Moleley'.
Tavern.
On Thurlday the 18th July, being the Anniveria
~ ct American independence, number of ladies &
gentlemen OF the county of Fluvanria, Attended at
the Court-houie, and after enjoying the benefit of a
umptuous dinner, cool and delicious de-board fur.
nihed by Mr. Kendall Lee, the following ,oaits were
drank, in celebration of the day. Doaof John Will:
il, The Chair.
l. The day we celebrate-what American is there
VIVA reflects on it, whole heart does not glow with
pleaiant fenations..
Q. The Congrefs of thefe United States perpeta.
alton Of their promptitude for their confti,uents
8. Tho: JeHerfon, our beloved chief and pref.
dent, continuation of that improved administration
which we have enjoyed and profited by the la four
years.
4. Our new vice-PreGdent, George Clinton. NAV
ms private and public department. be, as we believe
and hope, no Thorn, Bullet, or Burr in the fleih.
5. The memory of gen. George Warrington, whole
corporeal parts, altho' long nee entombed yet his
eon:unmate conduct and courage, pablo and private
virtue. not only ferves to embellih and adorn the
preiens hiitorians page but will reflect refaendent
iultre on the lat Gnes written BY the Evolutionary
world.
6. friendly propoiition to the town of Bolton !.
we will cordially commune with the pure prin.
cPles OF democracy, 70 ioon it is fully dilnanted Of
its Arilloeracy.
z. JOHN Nicholas, late member of eongrei, from
Virginia, an excellent model for happy conception of
thought IN the general, eady perseverance and un-
warird attention for the public welfare.
T. y1a!, IFagfzrorfb and Sssntys, may their ntre
Pidty and vaour, be initiated by every true Ameri-
can, but their fate be avoided.
9. John Page Eiqr our chief magiirate who is re-
markable Tor his neady and fylleniatc department,
as well as his patriotic energy and zeal.
10 William Writ, a jua and poitive example of
POLITICAL and literary merit.
III. The arts, and licences Of the u States.
~ \ ne agriculture, commerce and manufactures
Is. The American flag, may it BE- revered and ref.
peaed by all nations.
=. edward Lvingtton & Jane. Monroe EEors
our late mmiiter and envoy to France too happy s.
iuceeisu initrumens in public rrui, condeace, and
neSotiation-ior 1t is from experience we Judge.
Is The member to congreis from this difiria
Thomas M. Randolph, may the reiult of his fervices,
De only equal to ms atention iuduty and competent
cy to act
10. LouiiiaHa an extenfve, and importan, aauiG-
ton to the territory of the U. States we would be-
happy IN calling her fathfu, and confidential 81
ter.
IL. The memory Of the departed heroes, who seIl
IN Achieving the American Revolution.
49, The .air daughters of Columbia