Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18
FOURTH OF JULY.


hALEiGH, July 1.-The Anniversary Of orr Ma
uon"' Independence, was celebrated in this Civ,
WI" III 'hai spirit and harmony, which tie ,lay and
us attendant reCnieciinns calculated ia ;nsn;,c
me ever memorable morn WAS usheIpd in hv n dis
| charge n Cannon ut which time the Raeiph Blues
pafadcd, wen' THO various evolutions and fred
Veteran cofps. ~ " "
Al snnr,se, an appropriate Religious Service con.
Ssuns oi Praise and Prayer tuok place at the Mpiho
dist Church.. These services were ,,n,c~n,i ~ IL
hev'd hlr Howard and the Rey'd Dr. Nj. phses
,eiS' aifer an Introductory prayer by MI Howard
VI w rheeiers addressed the assembly in an i'm.
'rSs,ve manner, intoxicating the day of observing
n"y oi such peculiar recoleciions, nv due acknow-
regiments OF gratitude TO that Being, who is the An.
hor oil The civil and religious Liberties with which
we are blessed, and cauiionng his audience aCains,
occasions w '"~"
AT III clock the Military again paratled, and
marched TO the Capitol Square, where the ciiizens
"eie assemoled-a procession was then formed and
proceeded TO the Methodist Church
mere the meeting was again opened with PRAYER
ny MR. Howard, after which an ode, adapted TO n
ppuI'r 'gne, was sung, accompaniedby instrument.
al music. The Declaration of ndependence was read
by Judge Potter, in distinct and forcibIe manner
nius'c was here introduced To give "a pleasing va
iIe'y 10 me scene An Grafton was then delivered
III hnlI", Esq. and we think all present will
J"'n us III The sentiment, that il was an able pro.
dncon, and was delivered with all the eIooueuce of
an o'aior, and all The feeling ola Patriot
~ a. e'sgnh' dinner WAS furnished on the occasion
n. fYnV Hall
presided, assisted 10y Chief Justice TayIo1 az VICE
rres'uent' highly respectable company was pre.
E"', among whom we're the Judges Of the Supreme
o"' anu hosi OF Tie Gcntemen Of the Bar, in at
'tnu"hee on That Court Tie Toasis which follow
ihese details, were prepared iy "a commiuee npnoin,
eu ioT mat purpose, and were announced by The fir
ing OF cannon Between the Toasfs many pariotin
ana cornwall Songs were sung Iy The co,nu.,,y n
ter the regular ToHss had been drank scyerJ ylnn.
teerS were gwen but we only recollecl the follow
ing: NV ''''"
BY Chief Justice Taylor-Tbe Orator of The ,lav
venerable CiiIzfn nuIured ~ the storms of lbeti,
now intoxicating its precep.s ~ The cain, oC mill,
prosperity The result of equal laws and just admin.
al ne ne "lmos harmony and good irumor prevailed
anu lne company separated nj M early hpur Indeed
we nave The satisfaction Of stating that nothing ike
disorder occurred during the day.
- ToAsTs.
pt"IBe washington F; the point Of the pvran,;d
Wn"se so'id base rose our independence NJ once
me lest, the brayest and wisest OF men His nan,e
WI never he torn from the page Of history nor cease
are dear 10 mau " ' P'''' '''''''
The President NJ The United States his varie,l,
' '"'''"Ruis"ed public services will ever he duly
'pmecailed 10y ms Gefow-cilizcns
J ne Navy, Army and hlna-our sme defence
against all who attempt 10 invade our soyrrriy,tv
Commerce, Agriculture, aud Manufactures the
ntee great pillars Of national wealth aud pros
The State Of Norh Carolina AZ she cor,;,,cs o.
Improve her domestic rrsomces She will rise In ,bc
scale Of national Importance
onuh America sud the Grecan States: NAV
me former consolidate her liberty by wise laws and
cooperate councils, and the latter revive rI,e potes
Oi tltcir ancestors NV b"''es
ne next President may The issue OF the mend.
'hR Election he such ~ shall he Lest calcrIatoJ 20
Country. F " '"''
REEDoM baltimore County, Jul, 5.-Or the
~2'h oi June number Of inhabitants M ts viciri,v
'i rredom mel, agreeaby 10 public notice. Tor The
purpose OF making arrangements to celebrate The
anniversary Of our lnlependence--wbe cot Hen.
~ 7nOwdrn, rnpfaos Nicholas Dorsey and William,
nIo~"j were appointed committee Of arrange
lhe Declaration Of Independence was read. (nre.
laced N'ih an appropriate address) by Joseph Bar.
u es9-and followed with an Grafton from captain
ny col Henry Snowden--The Mafquis de /, FAY
s"e-'he Only surviving general Of tho revolutionary
Imy-the compstriot " W ashington--hom youth 10 /
'ge-'be 'ndeS'be friend and promoter Of the rights
By Elias Brown, esq.--Joho G. Calhoun--his ia
ems IS a statesman, his patriotism rs an American
IVY" h's energy and virtue man, entitle him 10
ne highest honor or his country
ny capt. WIN. BrOwn-Gen Andrew Jack son--his /
our'ge and skill as soldier has placed him FIRST in