The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24
posroN, July G..
H1TE RICAMIMDE

.H0HF RIC.HNI ND EPEWD ENCE
was celebrated on Saturday last throughout the u
nited Suites, in a very splendid manner. Ia this
town, the day was announced by National Salutes
from the diereRt corps of Artillery, and from the
Navy Yard in Charlestown, which were repeetcd al
noon. and at sunset. At 10 o'clock. lie Bomker-
Hill Association assembled at the Methodist Chap
CT where after appropriate religious exercises an
elegant and patriotic Grafton pronounced lv
WIN. Austin, Esq. u effusion of eenUire
-irteTcdrfs7rl, wholly remote from the slighte t
tEge sParty spirit At three o'clock. the soi.tion
ssain assembled at the Boston CcDce-Honse, whrre
an elegant dinner had been provided by NJ. Lamp
heare. Major Gen. Henry Dearborn. the President
OF the Association, Oficated, assisted by BeH,a,un
Austin, Esq Thomas Harris, Esq. Dr. Aaron Hill,
Msj. John Brazor, and john Kettel, Esa Vice Pre-.
aidents Among the guests were several strangers
ofdistjuction, and Officers in the service of the
United States. after the removal of the cloth, the
following toasts given.
J. The dsy--Our fathers proclaimed it in the face
Of tyraut and his invading armies-thcir sons re-
new che pledge 3" TO Hve free or die" Tune
WashinSfon's march. e. Tue President of the Z.
States--Che friends OF Our country will never for
get him, who leads in cause hich Washington
would have died 10 naintan.- PYesidcnt's March.
8. The Congress Of the u. States orthy descen-
darts ut your Immortal predecessors of '76--UdiI
PdfTi0t Band \. The heads Of Departmental
May their wisdom and energy confound the nschi-
nations of Unreasonable eonspratorsH1H .4fneriea.
S. The American Army---A shield aud buckler to
their corntry-snd flaming sword TO its foes
The DTum G. The Nsvy--May its force be dou-
bled by saptrres, snd the VaIourOf our seamen re-
deem their brethren from bondage -.4nlcyiea,
Commerce and freedom. z. The Union of the
Stsies---The rock of salvation. which eau
bear all the tundcrf Of fDreigR hostility. "--Hai
Columbia. 3. Tie militia---A firm and Seady pha-
lanK upon their soil, which they viii die To de-
fend.-- TdHkee BsoGtS. o. The memory Of Wash
ington--Whlc We honor his name and practise
his prsccp:s, ahhor fredsOH under the guisc Of
" BfRegolcnCe." PIsyeFs Hy1pH. 10. Tie vener.
able Adams---5tli bright vii, patriotism and in
tellsctuaI g!otyhs country SgiIl cease to ho
nor hiw, who hss honoured his country --..9aamS
md hbrrtv. II. Ihomas Jeifefsnu---tbe great aud
the good-The blessings Of rilons will follow him,
by whom ni;liors have been blessed -JcFcrsor's
march. 10 The Sovereign People Of these States
u mon be their motto--ws,lon their glide land
va'p~ their profc "on. In frecdoD5 re'ye boyH. IS.
The Election Of President and VicePre sdent Of the
Urci S'nte'.-fhe Iaul els of grateful country be
Upon the heads Of Madison aud Gerry.---.}IdSsG-
chHseft5 march. ~. Agriculture and Manufac-
t.res--the true foundaijOa of national greatness
May ~ armed and honorable commerce wing their
fruits 30 evcTy uuqrtcr Of the elohe-LoH4 Hfc and
SRcccssts tie Turner. IS Oar Republican friends
throughout the Union, Who meet TINS day 10 ccle-
brate their independence .--YdHkee fso~,..e. is.
The Wharf.-The second and last struggle for nation.
al fSsed0fn--A fna eEGft 70 rescue from the deep