Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-16
American Independence.
PRINCE GEORGE

On SATURDAY the Sd July, a numher of the
citizens of Prince George assembled at Tar
bay on James river, for the purpose OF ceiebrat-
ing tte anniversary of our independence. \
hand some dinnet, Sc. we're provided on the
occasion hy Messrs. Gary aud Branch. After
the cloth was removed. Can't. NAT COLIEY
was nominated President, aud MIR. III. B.
BA1'rE Vice Presidout-whsn the following
t"asts were drank, accompanied by appropri-
aic songs:
|. The Nh Of July I7I6-a dav, inestinabIe
10 Us, and Hateful TO tyrnnts only"
=. The Federal HSttUtion-Accordiny to it's
INTERPRETATION, II will be either the palladium
oil liberty, or the instrument of TYRANNY.
,. Pirgiaia-Mav she ALWAYS as i'm 'oS he
foremost in opposing federal tt>nrpation OF
state shts.
4. STATE Fomers-'rhey must he glorious,y
supported unless " prefer IA consolidated TO a
federal government.
8. The Banking Sys,cn and PAPER i;isiocrGcy
MAY we witness their speedy and total de-
struction.
6. The memory Of General WASHINGTON.
7. The President Of the United States NAV
his firm and able defence OF state powers, in
the Virginia Convention, never be forgotten
by the people or himself.
3. The Patriots Of &c and '0S-The first
achieved our independence, the last secured
9. The Manufacturing hterest-Their lead
ing Object y to empty our pockets and fill
their own-zaud they pursue il :. with "a step as
steady as time, and AN appetite as keen as
DEATH"
10. The decision Of he Supreme Court on the
United States Rank-It proStratcs, state rights
and is fatal to the freedom of the peopie
IL. Economy Once the order of th, o.y and
the password 10 power-but the emiuence he
ing attained. the ladder is kicked away
IL. The WHua-rhere is hut little hope of
its being an efficient force, while its inefficisn-
cy is the most plausible excuse in favor ola
standing army.
ID. The Agricultural Interest Of rirgiaia-
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Edmund Ruffn-A political party few
knavPs leading great many fools.
by Thomas Cocke-Agriculture and Manu-
factures-twin sisters with equal rights and
ptivileges-jnstice enjoius that the fruits of
The iabors of the former should not he sacrifice
ed To the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of the latter
BY Richard r. Bdtie-Dr. b. Franklin, the
artilieriSt of heaven.
By HIM. e. Johnson-Statc rigifs-the grand
palladium of our liberty NAV the American
statesmen ever Justly appreciate them.
DINWIDDIE CELEBRATION.
n number OF respectable citizens ofDnwid-
die county, assembled at the court-house, on
Saturday the third instant, 10 commemorate
the anniversary of American indenepdence
A snmptuons dinner was provided at which
Ed~drd l.. PegrGm presided, assisted by Bur-
treH GoOduW, Vice President.-Afier the cloth
was removed the following toasts were drank
I. The Day,--On which the freedom of our
country was proclaimed and afterwards main
tanned te the astonishment and admiration of
Tue world. cheers.
2. The CORstiiuti0m-C emented tooether mn
der the auspices of Washington, IL cannot fail
TO continue firm as the rock ofages. cheers
). Our COunt'y.-Great in resources, fertile
I'm soil viituouS IN liberty. cheers.
&. George WdShiRgtcn-The father of his
country, we shall emulate his virtues, aud imI-
tate his example
5. The Herpcs Of the Reuoiutioa-Their efforts
gave us liberty, we will preserve ii by our
own.
g. The memory Of Benjamin Franki;n-'rho'
departed his deeds live III the breasts of his
coMtrymen.
The President of the United States-The
noble beneiactOr of his country; he is enioy-
ing the best reward. Within the Gift ola great
ana enlightened people. 3cheers
o mr.. Jefferson and Mr. Afddison, late Pre-
Sdents OF Tie United States. The firm and in.
ue lI' supporters of their country's
rights may they enjey in retirement all In
blessings that kind providence eau bestow.
cheers.
9. The Heads of Observation-Disclosures in
ONCE responsibility TO the people. cheers.
no. me Congress Of the United StateS-Bya
iaithiul discharge of their duty, we shall con-
tLnne tree, prosperous and independent.
cheers.
III. The Iines-The offspring of banking in
stitutIons and eAtravaganCies.
IL. General Hinfetd Scott--Our hero in the
northern army; may the lanreiS lie has gather
ed WIN lis patriotism and blvod, never fade.
cheers.
10. The Heroes of tie late Uar-Ornaments
to their country, and defenders OF ITS rights.
cheers.
IL. The People ofthe United States-Free and
b dependent. 3 cheers
10. The american Nary--Whose flag sweeps
The broad eNpaDSe of the ocean in mplant
majesty. 3 cheers.
10. The HiHtia-The proper saCeguard of
republic. 3 cheers
IL. state rights May the spirit which ami
mated orr Councils in 'gS, preserve them in
their purity. cheers.
IL. Ihe PstriOtSof South America-May our
example excite them to imitation 6 Cheers
~. The memory Of Captain La,rrrRce-Vali-
forgotten.
20. The Officers and soldiers ,rho teR in The
fate cdT-Iheir valOrens deeds have placed
them high In the temple fame. Their coun-
Try depiores their less.
II. agriculture, Commerce aud Manufactures
- he country III which they flourish cannot
fail abe happy. 3 cheers.
-. The dmer1caH Far--Whose smiles like
tile angels OF Heaven. reward the brave aud
patriotic soldier. cheers.
VOLUNTEERS.
by the President. The CRirersny nj Tirgi-
MID May il flourish as AN ornament to the
Siaie, ana exceed the hopes of it's most san
gUHe patrons.
by the Vice President. John Ouincv adams
- he scholar aud the enlightened statesman
10y John Goodwyn. Gen. Scott-Duwid0ie's
pTOudest military Son-nay The lauTels lie has
purchased with his blood never fade
By Richard Eppes. The farmers and planters
Of dInericd-'Ihc DOric Column ia the Ameri-
can temple of Liberty.
BY h. III. MOyer. Thomas JeEerson--Tbe
"seIuaIied stateSuan--the eBlig Gtened patri-
OF.
from the Boston plFyiot I