Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-17

NJ 49,
z. The Heroes and Patriots of the s..
voiution-imitated in their noble exa,,n,es
" tue brave Pike, Lawrence, and o;her
worthless who have fallen i'm defence OF their
country's hbertss-,heir birthrixht.
,, -, Six Cheers.
.. The War--Forced on us by our enc
mics. II shall be supported till car rights are
respected. Nine cha.,.. =
3. The Union of tile States, the Bulwark
OF the Nation--The vengs ance of the neonle
Oh him who shall dare attempt its tlissolut;-
o", ~. Six Cheers.
10. The President of the United State,
- he hrm, decided, and energetic states
man-aive to his county's wrongs. true to
ner Cause God be his guide. s 49,
H. Thomas Jefferson--rIe has retired
projected oy the shield-o an approving CON.
.clence-lne storm of opposition and de-
a u' nave ceased to assail him. and he
- happy IN the affections of his country
IL. The State Of Virginia -Ever'frns
herself and the interests of the I1n;on.ct
!, = proud to ee particularly distinguished bv
IS. Governor Barbour-Tnet ;r,slI;rs
danger. I, : :" s''' i'0ur Oh
"a ~. ~ Six Cheers
Frnm equal force they ne'er will f1y.
but conquer. or more nobly dir 2,
Don't give up the Ship. ~ s..
,- ~, Nine Cheers.
-. The Embargo of lsi3--Honorable 70
., a majority IN Congress-, and sure and
eHec tuai support Of the just and necessarv
war in which we are engaged con,s 80.
and infamy be upon its yioia tors.
,e Six Cheers.
10. The Militia ofthe South and Wsst-
ihey hold forth a noble EXAMPLE TO ths;r
brethren OF the North aud East-particn.
iarly those who refused 20 cross the lines.
-, Six Cheers.
u. Home ADMINISTRATION of
Public prosperity and domestic comfort
20 -, Three Cheers.
10. Inc Far OF Petersburg-The admi-
rers OF genuine courage They hold in con-
Tempt towards. tories aud traitors-None
QUO the brave deserve the fair.
Nine Cheers.
Volunteer, by Major Jos. Wheaton tn
state of Nirginia--Firsti in our ounc;is Gre.
~ tiie neid-hrst to defend our rights-mav
the armies OF the U. 5. initiate In patriot.
Ism ana vaior the sons of her sires-Sthe Pc.
tersourg Volunteers. -
a superb Transparent Painting ,vh;ch +,
mad been concealed by the flags which wav-
cd behind The chairman until some of ,hs
casts were over. was all at once dsnlaved
TO the view OF the delighted and astonisbad
company, and excited the most enthu.ias,;c
Peais OF applause. 1t presented a Femai.
figure IN the fore ground, personifying VIC
eory' holding medallion in her hand. ON
which was inscribed the words, honnr "a
the brave In the back-g ground was 4 CO.
iumn surmountesl by AN urn. sunposed -,
Contain the ashes of those who fell N d,.fercs
OF Fort Meigs. On the PEDESTAL of the Coz
,unh was inscribed the words, !" Sacred TO
me Memory ofIAose sDae .fe,u ia ID, f.nr. ~
fHen Conntry." the Transparency w.,.the
work OF the iugeniou, 11r Jamcs far,eu &c
t>ichmond, and presented as token of the
ooundiess esteem in which he holds the Pc
tersourg Notwithstanding most inpe-{
Gus and elegant piece IF Needle Work ~,
Aziss Henmg, OF Richmond, vas or. sen,sd
and received with the name enthusiasts al
miration.
The day passed with the utmost festiv;,v
anu harmony and will live in the recollec-
ton OF those who witnessed the scene as
pure spark of patriotism from the altar of
The following Song was composed e.. a.