The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-08

vioos determination, appeared in uniforms,
the product aud manufactures Of our own
GENTRY.
circumstance requires notice
The numerous conCourse OF ladies'. at the
church and on tho parade ground, infused an
additional joy in the feelings of every CHI
zen and soldier, and emphatically impress
ed on their minds this truth. that in the haur
o. oanSer and distress, it is on THEM, the
virtuous Fair repose for safety and protecti-
on.
About three o'clock, between four and five
hu.drGti republicans repaired TO Bath Springs
where an entertainment had been prepared
~ Mr.. Mootly-at which general Jones pre-
sized, assisted by Mr. Gillian, Major Byrne,
Captain Leigh and Captain Bowden.
Attcr the cloths were removed, the fol-
lowing toasts were drank:
l. Ihe an cf Jniy, 1776-Memorable for
the declaration of Principles pure as light,
durable as times guns 9 cheers-tuns,
The day returns, my bosom burns.
2 The Patriots and Heroes ofthe ReUo-
IN ion-May their posterity never be wan
ting in vencration of their virtues, graft
tude for their services, and emulation of
their examples guns, tune, How sleep
the brave.
5. The memory Of Vashington-In war,
his sword beamed with glory; but twas
full sCabbard, that he cannonized its fame
5 suns-fune, Hashington's March.
4. The memory Of Benz. FrankHn-He
| snatched sceptres from Tyrants; from Hea-
ven, thunder-2 gunS-tunc FrankHn's
| Dirge.
5. The Peohie ofthe United .States-Hap-
py only viii c free, and free only while vir-
tuous ]; they will never be guilty of treason
to themselves guns 9 cheers-tune,
lffaH Columbia.
| 6. Thomas Jcferson-His glory consists
| i'll obedience TO the calls of his country fl
deity TO the constitution, diffusion Of hap
piness, and the surrender of powers
guns, 9 cheers-tune Jcfcrson's March.
Z. George CHnton-The venerable Pat
riot; happy to serve the people in any sta
| ton to which they NAV summon him-l
gun, 3 cheers-tunc, Cfntons March.
8. James MadiS,n-The illustrious states
man firmly fixed on the basis of his own
virtues and great talents, he combats the en-
elnies OF his country gun, cheerS-tane
| Madison and Liberty.
| 9. James Monroe-Thc soldier and the
statesman, characterized by Roman simpli-
city, ardent patriotism, stern integrity, and
| undertaking republcanism--1 gun, 5 cheers
tune, The Soldiers Return.
10. Tire freedom Of the Presa-The ter
ror or tyrants, the shield OF freedon.--l Gun,
! 3 cheera--tune, Hail Liberty.
| II. Agriculture and Domestic h7atufac-
| toyies-The husbandm,n and manufacturer
| planted side by side, will soon convince the
world that. we are completely independent
| Of foreign nations.-5 guns, 9 cheer8---tune,
TIE SiiiHains HHcei.
| IL. State cf MasSachuSeus-A speedy an
initiation offactious cahals, and return &c
| the great spirit of '76-.Wo gun, no cheer, no
! tunc. %.
IS. Tie MiHtia--The rock of our defence
---at once invincibic to our enemies and harm
less to ovrscivos-5 guns, s cHeers-rRne,
| Yankee Doodle.
IL. TIE Army and Nary cf The u. s.
! They should never forget the paramount du-
ties of citizenship.-S guns, 9 cheers...tune,
Hhy, Soldiers, Why.
IS. The Embargo-Let every man, of all
parties, &c 1t the call of the law, fly to the
standard of the law, and meet invasions of
the public order as his own personal con-
Germ. 5 guns, 9 cheer8-tune, Begone
Dull care
10. The Times-.Peace if honorable-war
IT necessary-2 guns, 6 cheers---tune, Rise
Columbia brave and free.
u? TIE .4;;;sf-iitaa Et1iJ---Nfiay VIC soon
see them robed in the plain product of do
mestic manufacture Patriotism will be
more ornamental than foreign ribbons and
MUSINGS guns, IL cheerS---Eere'S a health
10 cine Toe dear.
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