The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-16
FOR THE ENQUIRER.


Yesterday the Anniversary of American Indcpen-
denee was celebrated in the vciuty oour worthy Del
cgate To the General Assembly, Col CHARLES YAM
cEr, with the utmost ie.tIvity and joy-Altho We
in the midst oil our harvest, many OF the lauly
SONS o labour, with their aniuble Wives and vi,ru-
Gus Daughters, adorned the scene, and did honor
to the day which gave birth to American Indepen-
dencc.
According to previous arrangements. the Celebia.
ton wasopencd by Mr.. Josebh Jones .lo1oe in AN ell
otluent and appropriate Orgton, composed in stvle
truly classical, aud delivered a manner highly I'M
pressive and nters sting---Durng its delivery, the
strongest marks oil feeling and OF scnSbiy mani
tested by the amiable aud respectable audience and
INC profound silence and deep interest, display by the
hsers Afforded the surcst testimony OF the real git-
Orator. -
by the urgent and unanimous request of this respac.
table audience, Mr. Mouro. pas n.,yaile, upon ia fur
nsh copy Tor pubcaton and which is herewith, trans
ntted.
BY the general suffrage of the COMPANY our, o,rietc
ana enliebtened Representative IN Congress- Mr.
hi.h .NesSn, conducted 90 the chair TN ny, Sd.
ut this National jubilee le d:f ample honoss IN the
oeeaslon aud was wei seconded aud supported by Col
tharls Pdncey The utmost hulno " {. order pre-.
'ahed and after the following toists were drank with
PATRIOTIC songs, the company an early hour retired
without having witnessed single incident 10 ALLOW
the occasion
hesenticmenand ladiesretired to Col Yancey res.
'uence and closed the evenings III che of his spacious
rooms, with spieadid Bali.
TOASTS.
l. ne Day see celebrate Il. one NAV it continr..
me 1uonee OF trecmsn; and may the period never
arrive, when Americans shall forget what Was achieved
On that day.---6 cheers
2 The United States Of .7aaert,a The last sssy
rtm OF Liberty and free government--1fay the Tree
o, Liberty be here nourisled by the blood Of Martyrd
fierocs ull orershnlow the globe and become in
nstreh6le by the combinations OF the fell I rants Of
the Eafth.---6 {.
s. The Memory ofthe Immortal Uushlagton First
tirsfI o,>I = A. 4
trymen:-9 C.
a. JAMES MAn1soS, President ofihe u .Sures -
ne anchor OF ourhoRes in the worst of stornsoc.
s. Thomas Jefferson With true republicans no
PanegyrTc can add lustre 20 ,s naIne.-g c
o., 10nes .lfo'H'oe The Patriot, the Statesman, &
me fTtuous Mar-IIe deems no sacrifice Of FORTUNE,
o. Feelings, and of blood, too great for his country
2. Orr Natiss State I'm time of peace, she stern
~ maintains true repubGcanisn i'll time of war; she
boldly asserts its rights.---6 C.
o. Governor Harbour The Wstchfl defender oil
hIs Countys safety; He has object but his country
good--6c. 80
g.. Or Sister States Union in the hour of dan,
ger determination ofintcrnal foes and perpetual war
III lieu of submision.-6 c.
10. .7niei1c0 MAY she profit by the revolution
IN europe, and shew to the world that She has WISDOM
spirit and virtue, to support and maintain her Repub
can Government-6c c.
IL: The People True 10 themselves, they have
nothing to fear from factions or from paties.-isc
L. Our Mission TO Gotten6lueh Its talents the
business OF cause, and views of reciprocity cannot &
WIZ not tail, If our enemy be possessed of similar prin-
ciples.--6c
- Our .G,7ny and .Na77 :---Ifthe former have not
obtained, they have deserved Success The latter first
the present Century, to humble the proud cross of
-. 1eorge, TO the modest stripes of infant America
&C.
14-THe Militia Of the States The buIwark Ct
oui hoerteS the Lamb in the time of peace the Lion
IN the hour OF danger-6 C.
IL: The sHAtid Of Virginia Hampton and era
ney Island are monuments oftheir expIoits.--6 C.
10. Senator Holmes, Of .H4SSacll4Sefts :--URds
mayed by the union OF wealth and of talents, he holds
ms steady coursc-Ihe peoples rights hs polar star
the integrity of the union his haven OF rcst-9 C.
IL. The St0!eSnaen and Heroes Of the RcJ0iution -
Examples worthy elimination by all lovers Of Freedom
embalmed in the Utmost core of the hearts of all true
Americans-6c c.
IS. The Daughters Of Columbia Their smile.
the happ'est reward of the brave; their rowns the
heaviest curse of the, coward.
Mr. Nelson aud Mr. Monroe having retired, the fol-
loving Volunteers given by Col Yancey, and re-
ceNea with universal applause
HIGH Nelson--Our enlightened, firm and indenen.
dent Representative in Congress-May he prove wor.
tyOf the trust reposed, and continue to merit our
conference.-the People venerate the Father and love
te Son, both are monuments ofpubEc aud private viz
tue.
Joseph Jones Monroe The Orator of the Day
His talents and virtue cannot be obscured-NIay he
above ambition, and prove bright ornament ii
our grosing Republic.
Col Yancey having retired the following volunteer,
by sfriend, equally well received:
Charles YGncez--The worthy Vice-Presidcnt OF
the dsy--Hs County delights to repose confidence il
hum, he will prove worthy Of The trust