Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-13

all 81 hi, country was f,ithfnlto TIC constitution
and d;liasel happiness among his ieliow-eitizcns.
7. The Ilitia--Wc ell disciplined, the proper safe
guard of republic. , gt.ns--J cheers. |
g. The .inertc'oi N;ry.-A sample OF irecmon TO
he nations oil the world. 2 c1.s,s-6 cheers
.. o.lte Rights-rhe pillars of our glorious con-
siitution; may the spirit which animated couu-
ellis in SO, be preserved. . sans-6 cheers.
TO- re Heads Of Dcp.rts,eas:--a satss-3 cheers
IL. Tie .lrmy Of he United Sta,es--rirm as the
rock, IL will stand against amy attack To
dlspogsess US OF our liberty. , gauss cheers.
r. Tie .iaerican Eagle.-May she as heretofore
flourish the British crown, and trampe tyranny
under her feet canS-3 cheers.
IS. Tie Memory of Bepjunin Freu,kiia-Though
in the dust his deeds are fresh in the
mcn,ory of his coIn,r,men giz,s--3 cheers
IL. The Uason.-lntcrest aud affection has cc-
menlcd tilt stands the OF foreign eucroach
ncn,s. , o7tas---3 cheers
ID. The President Of The United S,aies-Thc inhex-
bic hero--the soldier and man. symn--3 cheers
sprender her independence. 2ganS-6 cheers
M. The lite Wr.-Whcn proclaimed by Congress,
ii sounded the nations will. 2gams--3 cheers.
Is. Ihc departed Heroes Of tie Late War.-Though
lost to sight, TO memory dear. g1m.
10. The Freedom Of The Press.-Thc grand pivot
on which hcaven-born Liberty rests. gim-3 cheers.
20. The Genius Of Li6erty.-May il overspread eve
~ section of the habitable globe gls-3 cheers
81. .fgricure.-Itis the main pillar of our nations
strength. gtu,--3 cheers
-. Eodcation.-Wc violate a sacred obligation
when We refuse aid to dfuse IFS blessings the
rising generation. l guE-3 cheers.
60. The Patriots Of South .4c,erica.-Nlay their
struggle fer liberty be crowned with success
gtn,-3 cheers.
Oh Tie .ar'erieGn Fair-The daughters of liberty !;
who can encounter their charms and be unvanquish-
ed - ganS-6 cheers Petersburg Rep.
At LYNCHBURG
The anniversary of American Independence was
celebrated with great harmony and good fellowship
Yesterday by the Lynchburg Volunteer Corps of Ar
uilery-aving gone through the usual ceremonies of
parating, firing, &c The Company marched TO the
Presbyterian Church, where an appropriate and pa
trict,c prayer. was offered up by the Rev. VIM. S.
Reid, 10 the Throne Of Grace. The Declaration of
Independence was then read by lst Lieut.. George
T. Richardson, after which, an Grafton of great eo-
qucnce was delivered by EDWARD SALE, Esq. to
crowded audience. The company then adjourned to
pa take of plain but substantial dinner prepared ut
the Williams Tenement on Diamond Hill. Captain
Owens presided the occasion, supported bv Lieuts
Ichdrdson and Pleasants-The following toasts were
drunk with great satisfaction and united thunders
oi applause.
/. Tie memory IF George Washington, unsullicd as
The spocss snow impershable whilst virtue is reycr
ed among mankind.
.. Tie Congress of '76-Europe acknowledged
their wisdom, United America enjoys the fruits OF
their patriotic services.
). Thomas JcgcrsoH--The page of History shall re-
ilcct his fame, and Postery appreciate his services
who IN reScumg his country from Fedora; misrule
achieved its second independence.
mcmoraon, rckindc the spirit that animated the Pa
trots Of that day
>. Palrick Henry and John Hancock, Virginia and
Massachgsctts-specdy restoration to the fra,ernal
feeling of l776.
e. The memory Of General Greene-Amcrica has
gratitude for al who served hcrwhy sleeps the me-
mory of Greene in partial oblivion
Z. The reforn,ers ia Europe-success TO their efforts
8. TIE Sorcreigs;ty Of the Srtes-powcrs not dele
gated to the u. States by the Constitution nor proh-
hited by it to the States reserved the Stntes
respectively or to the people
9. The caplTe of the Guerrierc-Thc first born of
our victories and the happy presagc of our naval glory
10. Independence of South .4atericd, consunin,;-
ton most dcvoutly to be wished
III. .hJ. Gen. .4ndTev JackSon-the Hero of New
H. The Bate Of Chippe'ca-Victorious on land and
sea, we may bid defiance to the world
IS Tie .2HierictG Fair.
VOLUNTEERS
by Capt. oirens-Ihe surviving Heroes Of the Re-
voution, May they long live to enjoy that liberty
which their yalonr has achieved.
BY Lieut. Pleasaas-John Randolph of Roanoke
HIS genius only surpassed by his integrity-nay his
stayng from the Republican fold, be forgotten in
his uniform adhesion TO State Rights
by DR. Saa'ders-Thc Lynchburg Banks. The
Lord deliver us from every species ofiniquity
by John Ii. Da6ney, ESq--The Constitution of Vir-
gnia. Established by the wisdom of our fathers NAV
we always cherish it our dearest inheritance
BY Capt. SAM. L. WiM-Virginia. The first to
discover and the first 10 resist federal encroachncnt
of our country-May they mover our bread, drink
our drink, or kiss our pretty girls.
BY Sergetn. TeJTeH-May Virtue, and not gold
bind the wreath Of affection and consccrate it to the
altar Of Heaven.
BY II. S. THden-Thc union of the States nav
they continue to grow stronger and stronger and
perdton 10 the first that should attempt 10 separate
them ~
BY G. .Mtgrs;re-The dearest blessings of life
Love and Liberty.
BY JOHN II. Piensants--The Orator OF the Day
Eioqucncc dwells on his lips, conviction and admra-
ton are the natural consequences of his deductions
BY IL. W. DidL1ks--Wives, Children and Friends
by Capt t.. Spaul-Lethargy is often the conse-
quence OF cancellation of party sprit-Republicans
watch.
BY w. J. RamSay-Decatur-T brightes, star in
the galaxy of American heroes.
BY Garland Iate.-The sage who pepned, and the
patriots who so gallany supported the Declaration Of
independence.
BY II. +. BenGmont--May every friend to despotsm
be crushed in the ruins of its downfall. L. Press
AT BALTIMORE.
In accordance with the arrangements which had
been previously concerted by the Committee the
dawn of our National Anniversary was ushered in by
discharges of artillery, pealing OF bells, &c With
view avoid the heat of fle season. the military as
semblcd mt an early hour and after the customary
Saiues were dismissed, 10 enable them be present
at the interesting ceremonies at Washington SJb1re.
On the elevated site at the east front Of tie court
house, and within few wards of the Battle jfonu,Fet
rostrum erected, fancifulIy decorated with oak
leaf wreaths, military banners &c. sc. On caoli
side seats provided for the Officers OF the Reyo-
luton, the Civil Authorities, Officers Of the u. S.
Navy and Army aud the Reverend Clergy. st the
hour appointed large Of citizens were as
scmblcdin the square. The exercises were opened
with appropriate music by the band from Fort Me-
Henry, and repeated at the designated intervals The
Reverend DR.. GLEHDY then addressed the Throne
of Grace in prayer, replete alike with the grateful
pety OF the christian and the glowing patriotism OF a
" citizen of the Republic"
j.. L.. FINLEY, Esq. performed his task of reading
the Declaration Of Independence in the most satisfactory
manner. lie preceded the reading with a handsome
Introductory address, Il copy of which we could not
obtain in time for to-day's paper.
JoBF =. kENNHDYI Esq. tlcn rose, anddeliveredan