Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-22

a. The Soldiers o. the lsevolnIinn- Patriot.
who fought without pay, without cioathns
and without murmuriug.
8. The surviving OSicers of the Revn!u
tion-Eyer honored and revered by thci
happy and grateful c"nntrymen.
Here Gen. La r. gave this toaa
To the memory Of Colonel Scamme
and ofihe soldiers OF both nations who fell a
the Seige of Yorktown.
6. Our County What envious foe car
deny, that she is ioueiy Let every American
bride ofhis heart.
z. The Constitution Of the United States
Which establishes the line of division and the
bond Of union strong be the one, distinct be
the other, and both eternal.
8. The President--Whose youth, whose
manhood. and whose age have been spent in
his country's service.-HonOr and happiness
attend his remaining years.
8. The Congress of U. States-Tho' party
may devide, duty unites I; though they DIFF
Ter concerning means, in sincere devotion to
their country's good, we are happy to believe
they have always been unanimous.
10 The Navy-The school Of manly scnti-
inent and heroic enterprise now let the once
proud mistress of the seas laugh at its bit OF
striped hunting, il she can.
II. The Army--Led by chivalry, no less
distinguished by valor, than a dignefed sub
mission and proud obedience to the laws.
ls The State Of Virginia, and sister States
All prosperity and happines to each and all.
Is. Lafayett's two visits to York Town.
The first to witness the humiliation of an
naughty for---The second, the affection of d
grateful people.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
BY the Governor of Virginia-May every
nation Of The Earth, confending for her usl
rights, find Washington, La Fayette aud a
York towu.
By the Chief Justice-Thc Patriot sold er
whose youth, whose manhood and whose asr
have been devoted to tho battles of Liberty.
By Judge Brooke-The spirit of '76 - Self
devotion Ia oar country's good.
BY the Secretary at War-The State oil
Virginia When asked for her Jewels, she
,nay, like the mother of the Gracchi, point Ia
her sans.
By Col. Fish-Our country may her gal
liant achievements al Yorktown be u lasting
rnrmento To her sons.
BY Col. McLane-The memory of Patrick
Henry.
BY Gen. w. Jones (of the d. of Columbia
Our Native Land-May our love for it bt
secondary only to our veneration for the prin.
cip'es that should rndpar ii't
By Col. Hnger-Honorto the Patriots o.
The Revoluti0n-May the conduct of thei,
descendants prove them heirs to their virtues
BY Gen. Macomb-Th Ladies Of Virgins
Like her free and independent citizen sd,
diers, will receive every where the Heru o
Y ork-town with presented arms.
BY General Porterield- families of thu
Castle of La Grange, including their illustr
Gus oire, may every good, temporal and spi
ritual attend them. -
BY Major Magrnder- Olmuiz The tyrant.
dungeon found pregnable to republican graft
tude.
By Com. Barron-The feeling that now
psrvades the nation:
" May it never flag or fail Isl
While i!ie earth bears MORTAL n change TO bewai y
BY Capt. J. ID. Elliott-The Tree which bor,
its fruit in II, '7S, 10, 80 and '8t. II basno
Submitted To an European graft--never has il
required it. sesr
BY q. w. La Fayt,tc -,The .venrra led ruoI
nf Munnt Vernon, under which for SD many
years, was so happy as 10 receive a great
mars blessing -
By Mr. Caslis-La Fayelte, on the iieid oil
his fan,e-twicn victorious, FIRST oyer The arms
nf his enemies; and last over the hearts o
his friends.
BY MIR. j. A. Chevsllie-The memory Of
Beaumai chais {: BY his timely supplies and
great influence with the government Of France
he contributed to the Independence of these
United States.
BY Judge r. e. Parker-The French Che
valler-Sdns pear Ell Sans rdproche.
BY Mr.. WIN. H.. Roane-The freedom o
the Press, the great bulwark Of Liberty. II.
censorship bodies no good TO the friend of hu
man rights.
BY Col. Charles Fentou Mercer--The Man
whom adversely could not subdue; nor pros
periiy seduce.
BY Col. VIM. j. Lewis--May Heaven bles
this De La Fayette; who fought and bled fo
my county.
BY DR.. Waifeld [of George -towo.J Mori
bus aDtiquis stat Roma
BY Col. Peyton--The virtue which, deserve
"a crown of laurel, and the eIuquence which
celebrates it.
BY Major s.. j. Wiuston--"The Nation.
Guest'--A faithful mirror that reflects III,
light of one world on the darkness of IN,
other.
The whole company rose from the table al
O'Clock, and many Of them, with hundreds
OF spectators attended in the open fields east Of
the town toiwitness the uncommonIy fine fire
works, which had been prepared at public ey
pense for the general qualification La F
was present sitting Oh one of the old British
embankments.
On the morning of the Goth the officers ant
pIisates of the Volunteer Companies sprea,
Tor the old General, military breakfast. N,
scene was better calculated 10 wind up tn.
whole neat table was spread under ih
Tent OF Washington, which was carried to III
volunteers encampment for the heartfelt oc
casion. Nothing cosId have been happier Ina,
the manner of conducting the entertainment,
Some OF The tronpswere formed in two lines
As the Generals Bsrouche approached IN
right wing of the first line. be aliehted an,