The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-08

nosors OF the day. Al o'clock they fet iwn r. .,-
Ole covered with all the dainties of the feafon I, IS
plesnng 20 iay'that the utmpf harmony aid good
understanding prevailed. After the cloth was reno
we'd the following 7OhS7'S were drank
! AT O'Clock the company ieparated. The trumpet
called the troopers to horle-- the Winchester tr,f,
conducted their friends to the Bridge, where, alter
exchanging many civ,es, they took an afietfionate
leave OF other and each trooper retired to recne
under his own vine and fig tree"
l. The day we celebrate may we never ee,f.
to venerate thofe heroes and Gatesnen who reoar l.
eis Of danger, fecured to us the belIinps of nation
al liberty and national happine(s--3 cheers
q: Inc contribution of the United States; IL inn
perfect may hofe 'mperfeaiohs be calmly dilcued &c
wiiely an'ended-3 cheers.
B. Thomas JeHerfon Pre1dent of the tJnted
o:a.es; may his condua prove fheld againf the in
vidious tongue-9 cheers
4. The Vee-Preddent his valouf gained hin,
laurels in the field, his patriotlm honor in the eab1
net-3 cheers. ~ >A'
full to their truH "-
g. The memory ofthe immortal Wahino,on. n.
y eusuS ., the extern World the founder of a
great republic, fabric, like his name, tina. will en-
dure forever: " '''-
r'' hu;'u' NIL until the wine o'erfpreads ,he cup"
III III cheers
T. The memory of Gen. Thomas Melton. who
DETER deterves the name of patriot and tatesman
cheers.
g. The memory of Patrick Henry: tbe ..,,
republican yielding his own tenets to the nation vii;
cheers. WILL
y The memory Of thofe revolutionary bero..
who have fallen in defence of their countrvs rirb,s
we VIII live uncontrolled by foregs power or mare
their fatel3 cheers.
10. The fair TEX. lovely women vor- h,,
p,nefs our objees, your fniiles our bea reward,
cheers.
Munroe * Pinckney; may their patriotic .f-
ior.s; Obtain iorus an honorable aduitnent of opr
dff -rences with Great Britan-7 cheers
IL The Has of the United States, may the pow.
er which would invade its neutrality. tr. bls bfar
Its onnipotence-6 cheers
10. The Governor of VIRGINIA am;,bIa :, 49,:
vate, ueful in rubc life cheers
~. The militia of the United States the natural
and late defence of a free people-6 cheers.
10. Agriculture and commerce. it is the poliov
Oh eaeh to nurture and protect the Others cheers.
l., To-. me ar'' anu licences; nav they be effettual-
~ cultivated, aud eternally hour,ih--3 cheers,
IL. The United States may the grand ceme,,
IN this political fabric he competed of harmony, han.
Pinels, ard unabuied power--l7 cheers
VOLUNTEERS.
ny the Chef Ju'tice- The volunreer corps of y;r.
gnia--May they perpet tate that fame on which de-
ponds the nations iafety--7 cheers
ny Colo Mayo--The Manchester and Richmond
cavalry may their brows be encompafT'd with ,b I
rels to which they are united
BY Capt. ShepPard--The memory of Gen. But.
Ter 3 cheers Du'-
BY Colo. Goode--National dignity may i, he ref.
Peeted abroad and Preferved in our councils--a
The Chief iuGice having retired.
BY Capt Heth--Iohn MArfhalI tbe Co,d;s- -.
ttateiInan, the profound and ncorruptibe md
cheers
by Lieut. Scott--The orator of the day: his eIo.
quenee is only equalled by his modeqy--s cheers
ny DAVID Rois, Eiq May the American brest
yield an hoiPtable fhade; the laws, fate and gene
.ou' protection to the vrruous and hone lovers of
fepoie under fuch mild affylum