The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-29

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py 10 believe ,hcy have always been ul.n
lnonS.
10. The Nr,s-The schaal of manly
sentiment aud heroic enterprise nov III
the opce proud ,nisirrss Of In, s.a- laugh
ut It's bit of striped hunting, # slr can.
II. Tn" Army-L,a, ly u edisaif,, 40
hiss Distinguished h, ,alor, ihan a ,ligni
lied Submission Il proud obedience II the
laws.
l., The Statrof N%,rginia. aud her sister
States-All prosperity and happiness Ia
.carh aud all.
II. tof,yctlr's two visits to York town
The first To witrts. tht humiliation NJ al
had1tl'. Zoe The 'rto al, tn affection Of
a giate6d people.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
ny liz Ou>cfuur of irginil-Nlas every
nation ~ the Earth, c~ontending for her
Isl rights, find a W %dshingten, Il la Fasette
sud \ oct. town.
By the Chirt Justice The Patriot
soldnf whose youth, whose m%anh9od aud
whose acc have been devoted Ii the bat
liz. of ldhrrty.
u, Jndsr prookc-Thr spirit nr'56-
Sclldr,ntIou to our vpunirN's gaod.
BY the Secretary al " ,r-rhe Siate
Of Virginia e: When asked TOR her Jewels,
she may, hike the mother of the Giaeehi,
point IL her suns.
BY Colonci Fish Our country my
her gallant achievements II York tosn se
/ II LASTING mrrurnln Ia her SONS
by t"loucl cl.ane-Fhe memory Of
fdtrick llcnry.
BY General w. Jones (of The u. Of CO.
loa,hia)-our Natu, I.nrd-Msy onrio,.
Far II be secondary ouly Ia our ,en"raiion
for the principlr- thai should endear ,t.*
q, t"ihnrt llugcr-itanor II the Pa
trints of the Revolution MAY the c~af'nei
Of th"i' descendants prove ,l,em he'rs 10
thrir virtues.
-. General Nacorah-The Ladies' NJ
Nirgiuia-T.ikc her free ard indi pendent
%eiiizrn soldiers, will receive EVERY whore
the Hero of York town viii, presented
arms.
b, G"ncral Portcrnrld3Th families NJ
tlc Castle Of La Grange, including iiieir II
l@u-lri"ns sire, ray every good, temporal
and spirltu.l, attend ,hrnn.
by VI ipr Masruder -olmntH The
%t,fan''s Dungeon found presnahle Nv l"
publican gratitude.
by cunmud"re Earran-The feeling
tliat nov pcrrtdrs the nation
Alnv it rcyer flag 81 lnil
NV wv ] ltdl - ~ i''iA''it " ing
Il" l"wnil
BY captain !. u. Elliott III, ,r.e which
hore us fruit in'77 ~, -, 'ao, and 'al.
Il has not submitted I" an European sfaft
-rrt'r has it required H..
by George Washington La Fayttte-
flc ,rn"ratrd roof of Mount Neraoa, I'm
der VII ch for (" many years, Wis 80
happy a, to receive Il great mans bless
lug.
by Mr. Custis-La Fayctie, IN thr field
of his ~farn"-twicr Victorious, first ohrr
the arms uf his enemies and last over thu
hrarts 81 his friends.
BY Mr.. j. \. Chrvallir-The Inemdry
If B"arnnArchais By*hi, Timely supplies
ald great influence with the government al
France. hr contributed III the indepen
dcncc of these United Suites.
BY judge II. T.. Parkcr-The French
chc,alirr-SrnS pear II ,SanSr eproche.
BY Mr.. William n. Roane-Thr free
iom of the Press, the great hnlsark al
Liberty. Its crns"rship hodcs no COOL 10
the friends ufhuuan rights.
BY colonel Clarirs Fcnton Mercer-The
Man, whom ad,craity could no, snh iac
nor prosperity Sciucc.
by colonel William J. Lewis May lea
ven bless this De La fayctie mho fought
and bird FIR my cnuntry.
BY DR.. Warficld (or tie ,rgetown. Mo
ribua a%ntiqui4 stal Roma.
By colonel Pay ton-Thc ,itlm isl''rh
deserves Il cro~r nf laurel, and the rio
qlcncc which celebrates IL.
BY Major =. J. Winston -" The M
lions 6utst'-A fitrful mirror that +"
hect4 the light of one world IN the dark
III - of the other.
~. " hdir rnrhpany iosr from the table
ri . O'Clock. aud many az them, With him
dleds of spectators attended III thr oitn
fields east ofthe town ~ Witness the IN
commonly fine fireworks, Which had been
prspnr''i at pd'iIt rxp,tsr for the general
qualification. Ia Fay"ttr VA. present sill
ting ~; 6ne OF the old British embark
nlenls.
On The morning ofllir 20'l, 'hr officers
anh privat"a Of The Volunteer companies
spread for The old Gencrai, n military
breakfast, No scene was better calculated
70 wine up the whole. \ neat tahh. was
spread under the Tcnt nf Wasilinston,
Which "aa carried /" the volunteers cncamp
mcnt for the hraIt felt ncci-iou. Nothing
could have been happier than the manner
Of conductiug The entertainment SUNG
81 the trdbps were formed Ia two 'lirs. -
the Generals Barouche approached thu
right wing of the Gr-i line, he ~allshttd atid
walked down both lines Shaking every
officer and man by the hand. aud receiving
their cordial congratulations. Tn oiifrr
companies who were not thus arranged,
We're pat in motion aud passed ilir G,.i,
eral standing To receive their hands. Thc
elect WAS infuatriy impressive. LA +. VAS
.iien conducted To the tent, where II i,l.nii
ful rrpast wa7 spread in Soljlel's style le-
fore linn and the utlrrr guests. me WIS
pla, ed before him aud several tdaais were
giscif.