Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-13

Governor C'aibctnc, G nc.al Wilkinson,
NJor Lewis srseral o:heg s,ro 81
distinction, and officers of the t-.nSrn, ..,,,,
ioca govc nmen $.
Robert hrrn', Esquire p,es:.,er,
lPor,ed b. Thomas Monroe aod Yabn 80.
ham, Esquires. ~ :
l.. Aver par sking Of hands1mS an,,..;.
oersi dinner, the following toast, wee
dranx' 'n'erspersed with songs ana in-
trnmen.al music;
The Day. gave birth to our l;b.r.
ues; MAY their siabili,y render il ian.
mor,al--s guns. -
2 The Declaration that proclaimed our
Independence: Unfadlng hcnsrs lh,cte,
round IT'S aalhors--3 guns.
8 The People sensible of thcir riab.s.
ready to defend them--3 gurs.
. The Presidsat Of the Uoi,ed S.a,es.
he who had so consid rable ar, are,cv j.,
lysmsrg our Constitution is pec,l,,,.,
qua''h-dto administer it Win puri;v-a
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The Constitution ofihe United States.
WINCH, under the inspirations OF wisdom.
oiew order our of chaos. gave vipoS
industry, and stability 10 liberty -
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t. 6 Washington the hero. Who. Gov.
fnpted neither by gold, ambi m nor y.c.
toy, maintained bis courage in adyer
Sly, his moderation in prosperi,y.6
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Frsnklu; the practical philosopher.
'he proiusd statesman, The unbendine re-.
pue,ican' who united, above all men, sim.
piici'y with truths guns.
Jeti rscn; the Author of the DecI-.
ration OF independence whose Distinguish.
ed services reHect back ON this day The
ius,re with which i, originally enc. npas.
sedNhis Names guns.
Educaton universally diffased. the
only solid basis ofo cur liber;ies--1 gun.
~ The Plough; Happier the freeman
whom it renders independent than the
richest dependant of the great gun.
~ The heroes, of the reyolutoa Viz.
tuous as valiant, they drew their sword.
ia defence of their. conntry's rights. ard
shcathed them the moment they were
Isecured--3 guns.
~ Our republican system, Worldly
OF our love ard yenera,ion, so lons AK r.
rencers us the f:eest and happiest people
on eartl--a guns.
Is The arts end Sciences the CORN
tnian Pillar OF Our political temple. Ha-
wing LAID the foundation with wisdom. ,er
Us hmish the superslructure with taste,
CUR.
II Internal Improvements sronor,ed
oy me Vsior OF our people, a boundi.ss
resource against foreign wrongs--l gun.
Fusali!y; What was a splendid viz.
tue IN 20 would shine with unla.nished
iustre now--1 gun.
i6 The phllan!hropic emperor of The
Norh. May the millions over whom he
presides be as happy as he wishes them
II gun.
IL The Fair Sex This is the seasoa
tor The exercise Of their practical pa,,i.
o'ism by Preferring the simplicity of
domestic attire of foreign gewgaws-l
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VOLUNTEERS.
by Count Pahien- Perpetual friend
ship between the United States and R.ss;.
II gum
On the Heads of Department retiring.--
he Heads OF Departments patrio ic
ana enlightened. whose private yir,ues
shed mild lus,re over pubic Characters
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On the retiring of the Russian .Emba.sv ~.
Our distinguished guest, Count Pan.
len ard his 'associates-l gun.
when The Pre- sident abnul du k dsclar.
cd me entertainments closed, aud withdrew,
under iull federal salute and the coso.
Pany separated, after enjoying th- ceny-
Wal pleasure If day, dutiog the whole
course OF Which the utmost harmony and
order reigned.
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