Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-27

| '''A"Ni va MI ADAMS,
tue O'her candiiates. Ii three tickets arc r,,,
| am cohvinced that Mr.. Adams " i'll bnv. :, 49,, 49,:
u hse oi SIX hundred votes in those three cou,,;
Sales Of Stocks at tie CgGee Hoxse, re,.,5o,. ,,
J. ii. LYNCH.
Farmers Bank, on
New Siock---Bank Of virgiuio, 40 o,
Old Stock-Bank of Va 0E on
ne 4M Of July, on the Upper PR. Runs. ga,,,.
ncU District, ). u
c"uic l" previous arrangement, .,.e ir.!,abi,
.ah's OF the. immediate vicinity met ar nm s.,l,,
ho"r VI the day of the 5th. The rom,,;,t.o ,f -
iahgmeiits, Mcssrs. Reuben Boyd Brian, Ku., p
merit Dunbar and d. Sapp, had called on the RI
.alnes w hson pastor of the Union Cb,rc,, to ~
to'n, a'vine worship; on MIR. Charles Goodwin. ;r
10 denver an grafton, and MIR. Jeremiah Miner 70
read the Declaration of Ind.,cndm.a 81, v"
isa &C Bush and John J. Swami to ,nc,orc s,,;,,hi
'o"s's' IN tie Union Church divine Worship wa =
performed IN tho early part of tic dav; after a
s"'' ,h'crn'ssior, Mr. Minor read the Declaration
OIL independence, when Mr.. Goodwin followed win
in orauoh' which he delivered with putbos nj el,
q"ence at once animated and interesting, The fire,
,en'ce Oh "inner prepared and neatly dispo,ct thc
iadicS were conducted 10 and seated AT the table
having oihen' they Withdrew. The table served,
'e s"t'emeh TOOK their seats, Mr.. Isaac Rush cal
lea 10 preside as President; MIR. X. Boyd Vice
The table was alternately vacated nd rep,crshed
ui'i 'h the gentlemen, who were numerous had
dincd; when the cloth was removed. and the fI-
towing toasts were drank, with unn,e,r,D,ed and
lively, cordially
i. The memory nf our departed Revolutionary
Faters--AIay their tolls and yic;uns no written 2
the memory OF the rising generation Drank in re-
terentiai silence "
The same to the Surviving Fathers. Drunk
standing, ) fines :.
2. Oar Conrrcs,-TLe ak ~ .,r.
uncorered and standing
8. The Constituton--The strength of intellect,
the product of political exceency. 3 ebcers. ,o,,d,
ing uncorered.
q. The day we celebrate--A memorial of the
hish and exalted rank pious nd venerable, fore
irthers assumed and firmly maintained. 3 cheers
SfOnding uncorered
.. line memory of the beloved and immorta,
washington. Rerereaiiui silence
t. Our President, James Monroe-Has showp
himself worthy the confidence of free and enlicht-
ered people.
z. The Heads of Departments
q. Our Navy--The proud protector of our right
fnl commerce.
y. The Army of the United States
~. John e. Adams--His long services, and cor
rect political principles, entiile him TO the highest
st ot an enlightened people. 8 voluntary cheers
instHHter.
IL. Webster and his Concomitants on the IT riff
Representatives. of the twin family agriculture,
Commerce and Manufactured and not the enthu-
sastic gallant of the latter lass in her teens manu-
features.
L. South Carolina.--In firmness and integrity.
second to none.
10, Andrew Jackson.-The Hero of New Or
leans.
il. Simon Bolirar--The Commana ct of lin, Il,
bera,ing Army of the South
10, The Republic Of The Sonth and elsewhere
3 cheers.
To- The Holy Alliance--May her 'iilert;mate
and base-born sots ever meet such checks as they
nave lately received from Grea. Britain and the u
nited States.
H. The Fair Scx-Lovey and condescenaip,,
iVeiy ana annatns, they are the arbi.ers of pub
lie morals and manners.
VOLUNTEERS.
ny Mr.. y. .ufnor. Our venei able guest and
President of the day-One of the fathsrs of our Ii
berry.
By Mr.. J. J. Seam The South Caroline, Col.
iese--The child of our State Legislature, well en-
dowed and kindly fostcrcd by the parent she IS nur
turing and annually sending forth the future pillars
Of the state.
by Mr.. Charles Gooa,cia. The Fair sex-The
ioVeiiest flowers in natures borders, wha, blank
would creation he without them
With Il humble. of other appropriate volunteer
toasis, which we are no, able to name. Our ex-se-
hator, w M Smith, was toasted with lively feelings
of friendship. When Mr.. Adams was toasted, the
excitement; was lively and aninating that il was
proposed to go into an election for President. MIR.
Adams 5 friends were TO distinguish themselves by
leaving their situation position, who did So Ieav-
ing only FIVE persons III their them position. The
order was reversed; only five changed position, four
OF whom were for Jackson, one for Crawford. The
company was large, but the number uncertain. Of
SO numerous collection, tho total perhaps not less
IMAM oo0, there was not q revolutionary father to
cheer the banquet except Mr.. Isaac Bush ii was
delightful to- behold that anima which had fred
his youthful soul, and called him to the field of ac-
ton, yet glowing with its wonted zeal for the
future glory Of his country. AT the close of the
cvchg, the company retired in the most orderly So
briefly and harmony. The day spent in the
true spirit Of 40. augusta Chron.
We have received adviceS from Hayti to the 81
INST inclusive. 1t was believed there that the three
commissioners who had sailed for France some
months BEFORE in order to negotiate recognition of
independence, would succeed in their mission. The
proclamations of the President Boyer, relative to