The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-14
COMMUNICATED.
FOURTH OF JULY CELEHEA,f'i.an

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III DaniA'a Store, Bedjora cguniy
| lhe blrth-day OF our independence, ,ys.,e.
| ttorated al TINS ptaee with great Ailariiy s.l
| sIee. barbecue WIS prepared and beiV ,.r
| one hundred aad afty and two huta.ei
people sat down 10 tie table. The ~.
! ceed'ngs were conducted in good order. In
| company broke up al an early hour. at,!,,,g
! Pleased with each other Tie Drclurati,. ~
| Independence wasread by EdmuGd Lo,,yger
andan Grafton delivered 10y Ohm a. " haroa
| Ailer the cloth was removed the tolIoUir,
| toasts were drauh al the tub.c, Mai. IHun.ss
Sale presidias:
]. The memory Of Washngton--the faith,
| Of his countr! Inc toe 10 t,rauts, ana tbe
! friend OF man"
, Thomas JefIerson--The Immortal author
OF the Declaration OF independents. Tie
statesman, philosopher anl patron Of science.
8. James Madi,on-Ihe uuihar Of the -.
| ginia Resolutions Of IS -. which are wog-
! thy 10 be the text of every American s,afrs-
man aud which, II he n0l written nutL,ne
else, would have immoriaUzed his uaue. aaI
established his Gums Oh TIE srt;itU4e !! Us
| country.
l. Tie President of the United s,a,o~--aa.
! able, upright aad enlightened administration
IS the best passport to tie public confidence.
| D, The memory OF PatT!u. Henry lie
| Orator OF Nature.
-" Ttt forest born Demost1snes,
" Those Muadsr shook tte PtihP y The s,as.::'
| +. General Andrew Jack5ou--lhe Hero Of
| New Orleans; His correct and manly del Il.
| lnent during the presidential contest ciailei=
! ses the Wtrme5t appreciation.
Z, Henry Clay--We admire his talents.
g Ihe Union Of the States May it never
be perverted trnm lis proper object /; the pre-
motion OF the peace, prospcrt! aud happtae.s
| OF the ralion.
Q. The Sta'es-He will chnglo Their nights
| as the best safeguard OF our liberties.
10. The SENATE Of Virginia It's retn,al t.
comply with me wishes OF the people, has
sWeiled the still small voice that whapere6
! IN the breeze into fea7 ot thunder
II, The University O! Virginia
Difusire as Iirgiria's STRAINS,
Shall Sets4ce A.act dispense It's beams"
| 10 rbo .neie,, n,ni,ino--Tlctvr,n, "a.
,r.,,. A. Iana.s ,h. b1iIs IN toa literal m.
,.r,.r,i,,i,a ,I, yI.T Of ,1rl iba,,i,. ~
,l Le ',,,J - fr = ,o, onr ,,u ar
natice Ind md"
IL Tic American Fair. Tho dearest aud
| the t,,r.,t md ,tt be-, If Gods creation.
/ EaIlIVTrEH-
Rv Maj rba, ,,aIe-..Ihe Ccnore,s Of 20.
! lhe 'holv alliance Of virtue, liberty and know.
! lrdge.
| ~ Cont TaI,n tVbarton--Tbe 9TH If InIv.
70 NAV IL. PRINCIPLES 10 Which dat day
gave birth continue II extend their influence
until the sun OF liberty shall shine with e1na!
stlcnlor in both hemi,phere.
BY Russell DaW sou zen. Lafayette The
| friend of liberty, man and our country Hh9,
" amid a sliding age has been ever found
the faithful atoon2 TIE leithless.'
! BY John iarpiu-S N II. CrlW ford Ny
he ever prosper
- Edmund Jennings-Thomas jefferson
! The good citizen, the firm patriot, the en6eb.
tened statesman, the pure republican May
| the evening OF his liio be as happy as the me-
| riitan was useful.
~ lhomas Jefferson Stra.tOn--V.llaml II
| Crawford The able, upright and independent.
| statesman. who scorntd 10 elevate hiluselt II
Office at the expense OF hi, integrity TIC
gratitude aud benedictions OF his country toll
low INN 10 the Shades "t private lie.
by IN. MeCilhtoeR joan h"hoD 'Ph Z.
noanoke hls aple deiehee on inc H6p's "a
we states, aha. the interests q the '"","; '''
SNen Us adoiaonai reason 1" say wen oo"S
'hon goed ana faithful 'eF ant.
ny Eahluha Log" ood-N m II: raw ,p4
May he yet arrive TO mat dtsnlhed s'aup.
to wMch be has two several times SO hf'i'.
alta'atd, Rud Is often tailed first on s'c."s'
ut his noble principles and unassuminf r''tiF
s'ons secondly By the intrigue Of us enc
mics.
Hy ihillp AnrQln-! ne army h"u 49, .ya.
the lniied States: Their gallant o1h'f'e.
ments shall live III our remembrance ~ 'o"e
as patriotism and gaior shall be re- 'treu
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