Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-02

ana as Tie period ofhis departure approacbe6.
many crowded to have a better, perhaps a
'ast look and the anxiety seemed 10 perystl.
: tue aged and youthful Of either sex. AZ half
pas' o'clock, the General and his associate
M MT LIE asseur, were conducted TO Mr.. Grave
"er"' where most sumptuous dinner had
Prov'deo, 10 which about 1aO, from va
.,ous paris OF the country, among whom were
Inc Hon. +. T. Brooke, Major Gabariel Long
a"o Coi. A. Maury, and other surviving Off
GSrs anu soldiers Of the revolution. sat dowr
i"e Mayor presided at the first table. sun
ported by Capt George Buchner, Vice Presi-
osnt ana at the second, Judge Brooke, aid
81 W Col. Thomas Minor, Vice President.
ne arrangement OF the feast was excellent
.ne 'es''v"y was cheerful and becoming-ev-
cry heart was animated with love and INV
Co. Hsnderson's fine musical band. beionrpc
10 me marine Corps at Washington, hpiabtru
ed The display. The following Toasts were
l.. The Spirit of '76.-The light. beam
ing ruin upon the ways Of error, and diff.
Iusng warmth through all the social relations
uf man. 'o"S
Air-"The Rights of Man,
2. FrancP.-She was the first allv ri tho IT
'bdssonbe "'''A pe
Air" The White Cockade.a
.. me rn.'nory Of Washington. Hisser.
wees belong tous his fame 10 the world. and
| his virtues 10 Heaven.
Air" Washinston's Dead March,
a. lhe Heroes Of the A inerican ISeyolnt;o,
"A host of uames worthy TO follow thoss ~
Washington and La Fayefte-uur liberties
snail never perish bu: with their memorv
Air" Rnslin CastIe.n
.. General Hugh Mere Fredericksburg
was adorned by his life, his country by hi,
death, J y MS
Ar" German Hymn"
o.. GENERAL La Fayette.-The Dungeon Of
chains have buidcd into an imnerishabIe av
erSreen around the brow Of the friend of frse-
| dom and of man.
WY, Ar" General La Fay cites March,
men inns toast was drank, the General
arose. ana with much feeling expressed hi.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for the hu0nrs which had
oern done him, and gave the follow ing toast
I wv Shy OF Frrderlcksburg-fi residence
OF Wash'ns'on-M May she more and more a,
tain all the prosperity which independence
cure. 500 ~ P'o-
Col. Cray and DE. Ans;n then sum- ,bs
ioiiowing Song. which was composed fur ,h,
occasion. ny Wan. MaciarIau.. ESQ:
Tune, .4aacreon an Hearen.~
,nere are nomt. So bright in The darh.ess ofiime
And sy lo%r r as they pass millennium bliss
New, sr'.h, -, more "ru-ni, more Neutrality-suspicious..
F,on, the oceans deep roar, '''
On our dear native shore
Stahds the irieiid of fathers whose younp b,od ~
The The, shut. Of fair lherty's biosson first wet.
1"e eproachiess-and peerless Fsyette
Der orr fathers who follow II thy la nner of old
Iai they tod To their sons, I6sir spirits rev cag
I iAs' : now d an The ba.,e's wild lfas.
Thy crest of pure white
! FLEW nbroa't o'er The fight
a., NY sM"," hHshn meteor "vengng and bright
III young champion OF ireedom-the brave Laiayeus
Can we ever F,rget ask broihrrs around,
Wh"sr sprs hshe'i OUT they hear The proud story
Like oHr fathers Of Old, when The .amprrs high sons,
na'e 'Ie'" az, ,,'w my loo. prints tn rteon and glory
Oi The ircsmen around,
| man who'd NOT pour his ,'rsi blood the ground
ter apang should assail--or a tear drop shon,I a,
| Fheeye oi " our Father ia. good Laayei,e. ~
And is virtue name, as the proud Roman said,
And irh.ld The green circle minds rourd div h.,,
as Tue T"sr OF "y y,sine. ann need Of Thy gofy
l. The Crown, Scrptrc and Ball,
ITO the from freemsns yeil' ., Lille .
TIL bis cheek and tue folds OF his mantle are wei -
WI" 'he "ew "h'eh The spiri, pours out TO Lafayette
And is virtue name ?-hian's win inaryels of clay
Shine proudly awile-and des,raccn rolls Ger ihe,
Aud The pagea"t'" thai reard diem, are ,ranei.nl 40
And shall pass like dream, with The slaves who a,o,
But virtue stands fast,
Aud serene To lie last,
ann shnes ou, whea the last wave Of time IN, ro,I
And while earth hears freeman, he conno, forget
| ii"inaniys ehimPicn-ibe great Lafayette.
| z. The american Reroiuiion. Nav IN.
immense temple which we have raised IN ii.
beFty, ever offer lesson to oppressors. an eY-
ample To the oppressed, and an ASYLUM IN III.
rights of mankind. Vide La Fsyrtte,s mart.
ing address tn Congress
Air" Jefferson & Liberty
| 8. The Family Of LIZ Grange
when snon or late they reach that coast
pes HES rough ocran driven;
Nay they r. jniee, M wand 'rer lost,
a Family in Heaven"
4 All" Portuguese Hymn"
o. The .4rmy aud Nary Of he u. !Synfes.-.
They have Supported the glory of their IA.
Tiers.
| Air" Hearts Of Oak.v
10. The President Of HE United Siafes.
Air" Alonroe's March,"
RI LITTLE memory IF FfqnGiin.-F France md
America have We'd in hOnoring his greatness.
!, Air." Constitutional March"
| 12.-SoWh .9me'tcd.--As she has followed
the example, may her destines be as pIor;oot
as those of North America.
Air" Liberty"
Is. The american Fir. Their rrstituds
is as warm as their virtues are pre eminent.
Air" Haste 10 the WeddjOs."
VOLUNTEERS.
i Byhe Mayor Our respected Senator in In,
Congress Ut the U. States Col James Barbnnr
and our immediate representative, Col. r..
Bailyour.
The health Of Caf. jones Barbour heinz
drank las well rs of his brother Col. p y
Barbour, our representative in Congres. OIL,
was ABSENT me Inrmer rose, and in n very ;,o