Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-22
ClLE8 &ATIoMs, 1875.

CHARLoTTEsvILLE--Th moathly session O
our county court on Monday last, induced post
Donement of the celebration until Tuesday the 5h
when a numerous company of gentlemen and La
dies assembled a; the Eagle Hotel, to partake of a
Barbacue which had been prepar cd for the occasion
The Declaration @! Independence was read by Mr.
VIM. F. Gordon; after which the dance commenced
and continued with great hilary ard animation til
sunset
Among the invited guests who were present, we
were pleased to see the Professors OF the Uniyer-
SHY
Al four O'Clock in the If ernoon the company
sat down to dinner and when the cloth * a. reinoy-
Ell, VIM i. Gordon called o preside, aided by
V. w. Southali and +. B. Dyer. Tie folio wing
toasts were then drank, accompanied with frequent
songs, patriotic and sentimental.
SELECTED ToAsTs.
Greece: The Star in the East, may liberty re-
vive bene&h the light of its glory.
Thomas Jefferson The beams OF his setting sun
ilumne the hills that reoiced in its morning soen-
dour.
Federal Encroach'nent Consolidation its object
dissolution its tendency.
James Madison The Friend of Liberty, ard OF
man, his name is identified with our Constitution
James Monroe hero OF the revolution.
The Congress OF 20 " The result of their de-
alterations no eye hath seen, no heart conceiv ed
no tongue can adequately tell
VOLUNTEERS
By Capt. P. Slaughter, of Cnlpeper, an officer
OF the Revolution The citizens OF Charottes-
vile and the students Of the University of yirgi-
mn May they continue TO exchange such acts of
beueyolence, Indulgence and friendship towards each
other, as shall best promote their mutual peace,
happineSs, and prosperity.
BY The President of the Day The Creek Nation
of Indians Let not the progress of liberty and CT
YiliLation render Injustice to savage men.
BY Mr.. Bonnycastle That generosity of sent--
nent which is only TO be found among a truly free
people.
By DR. Blaeucrnan May the United States
surpass Europe in scisnces and arts as they have
Iill now surpassed il in true liberty.
Mr. Tucker Modern Greece Nav discord
nee blast the aurels that vaisor las won
BY N. p First: The Tariff, duties on imports
used as premiums 10 manufactures The unprinci-
plei peryersion OF meaus conhded for one end 10
the attainment OF another.
BY Mann Page The Green Isle of Erin and her
sons May the wave that washes he shore catch the
spirll of liberty, and wait it 10 her bank.
h Henry Shackelford Greece. May the song
of her freedom, wake in every free born breast a
thrill responsive to ltstones.
b. Col. L. VI. Randolph The British Empire.
May IL soon become contederacy Of Republics like
the American and Ireland the leading sttte
By v. w. SouihalI: The Declaration Of indie
pendence--
r oid NJ BE treasure, muoheI wth It down
To i4te.i hnrs."
By Tn: w Gilmer The cause ofIsDert y through
out The world. -1ay il find an altar ia every heart
W advocate in every arm.
By p. Minor speedy restoration Of health
and long life 10 our friend aud neighbour Thomas
Jefferson the world has assigned him conspicu-
Gus, if not the first place the lst of great men
We love him for the virtues Of his heart
BY Mr. HiIlhouse, oil Georgia: The S ATE Of
Virginia May she fully enjoy the triumph Of hes
truly republican doctrines, economy, responsibility
aad equal rights.
BY L. J. Randolph Virginia, May she deserve
Mr. Hihouse's encomium.
by Col. Randolph: Science and literature the
capital Of that column Of which agriculture is the
b-se, and arts and arms the shaft.
BY II. Fl. Carter: Ask the inhabitants of the
United States for heir monuments; ,Ley answer:
Behold our iasitutiens.'