Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-10
The fourth IF july.

The following ToAsTs were,
drank by Che Richmond Junior VOL
unteers, at a Dinner on Wednesday,
4th July.
1.-The day we celebrate ever me M
orable in the cause of Liberty-Mav
succeeding generations lisp the accents
of freedom from their ancestors, and
the celebration of the anniversary of
American independence descend to
the latest posterity. 6 cheers.
2. May the names Of eur Illusirious
Patriots; Washington. Hancock, and
Franklin, inspire the youth of Ameri-
ca, with love of true greatness that
their lfrmness may bluut the ferocity
of their country's foes, and strike with
terror those parts of adamant, which
sensibility never reached.
8. Embargo and non-impoitation
Laws-May they never prevent the
expectation of such men as Copenha-
gen jackson, and his 'traiterous adher-
ents. 6 cheers.
A.. The fair Daughters Of America
May they never reward with their
aninating smiles; those, who tremble
at the frown of their sountry's foes.
g cheers.
S. The Heroes of the American
Revolution-May their. departed
shades look down upon us with smiles
of appreciation for the frmness and
unanmity of sentiment which ami.
mates the bosoms of their sons.
9 cheers.
6. The United States the only free
nation on earth--So long as they
continue to adhere strictly TO their con-
stitution; SO long as they continue to
revere the sacred name of Liberty,
and be unanimous In the cause of
freedom, they may bid defiance to the
world. cheers.
2. The fair Daughters of Virginia );
an honor to their country, a glory to
their native state -Nray they con-
tinue to promote with unremi,ting
industry the Manufactures of their
country. cheers.
8. James Madison Liberty's Guar
dian (; the undertaking Patriot ever
hrm and steady to the interests of his
country-he will never shrink from
her call at the approach of danger. :
9 cheers.
8. Thomas jefferson !; ever dear to
his Countrymen, though retired to the
shades of rural felicity in the grateful
remembrance of his country; he shall
never be forgotten. 6 cheers.
10. The American Youth-May
they ever be as ready as at present to
assert and defend the rights of their
country. 4cheers.
II. The American Eagle; Lord
and Sovereign of the aerial armament
May he teach the British Lion
to respect the superiority of his pow
er. cheers.
IL. Virginia our dear native state
was among ths first to assert
our Liberty; She stood proudly pre-.
eminent in the Revolution, and she
will ever be among the foremost to
defend our dearest rights. cheers.
IS. May the Lovers Of the Fair
Sex, never want means to support,
nor courage to protect them.
. cheers.
II. George Washington; the ia
her of Liberty----his departed shade
will ever be revered with that enthu.
'iastic devotion SO suitable to his ex-
llted virtues, so long as the sons of Co
umbia shall rally around the standard
Of Liberty. S cheers.
IS. The Executive of Virginia
aver ready to encourage laudaDle un-
der.akinss-May we never cease to
deserve their b-nignant smiles of APP
probation, so long as we continue with
lnrsmitting exeriions TO promote such
aoble and exalted views. & cheers.
16. Manufactures of the u. States
They only want encouragement TO
render US completely independents
8 cheers.
II. The day-----May the annivcf-
safy Of American Independence never
be clouded by national humiliation.
cheers.
A number Of the citizens Of Goochlspd
assembled at the Courthouse on the 4sh inst.
for the purpose ofceIebraTing the anniver-