Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08
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The graves of those who cannot die.

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| There points the o strangers eye,
The graves of those who cannot die.
ffo! for the ,caU Of Sttaboul
ID. Lord Byron-Thc peaks of the Grampi,ns vii,
messed his RISE the plains of England behed his meri.
dian, add the snow of Mount Athos (hs own loved
mouna;n) gIeamd DER his departing hours when he
had sacrificed home, wealth aud friends for Republican
Sreece. The Fallen Hero
Is. The Elk observation-disclosures Jefferson M,d;on
and Monroe--May the prospect of happy people lirI
ten their steps they tread the margins of etcrniiy
and may their example be beacon for succeeding ge
nerations Je1erson's March.
i6. The Orator of the Day-T6ough a forei~ner
his sentiments republican,.
IL. Capt Geo. r. Richardson, who this day read the
declaration OF Independence, May the independent
spirit which he has displayed animate the breast of
ry true American.
49, The Governor of Virginia--"An honest mans
the noblest work of God.n
"A mans a man for a that.
~ Canals and Roads-May sail on the first and
rae on the others to hosptabe homes, warm friends
anu 70 rowing lasses. Green gjotU The rushes O.
co. To the memory of General Morgan-Tbe emo
my sunk under his fire. and fell before his sure aim.
The 6ugic calls
o. Henry Brougham, Sir Francis Burdett and the
liberals OF Great Britain and Ireland-ay their cause
prevail $50 help God!n Liberfv IIoU
% Mr. Canning, MIR. Huskisson, Mr.. Robinson and
The Earl of Liverpool, Ministers of Great Britan-May
their efforts in behalf of the extension of commerce and
'he removal OF restrictions be crowned with success
Stoeet rs the ship that's under Stii
-. General Foy, General Sebastian and Nj. Cor
neiiu the French liberalsTher cause will vet tri-
hood. an ~, t.,
s5. The memory of Wallace, Bruce and Burns.
&c. Scotland
a nation famed for song and bcauty's charms;
Jealous, yet modest; innocent, though free;
Patient OF TOLL serene amidst alarms,
lnflexible in faith invncble in arms
Der Ute hills and FIR a,ra,.
~ The hlagIStraCy-W biIst have d.
loss of thelae Chief Magistrate of the CITY of R;,I
mond, we derive consolation from the known abilities
and experienced talents of the present ,rc
trate.
30. Virginia-May the dews of heaven gently foster
us products and the breezes of heaven wait them add
outrageous markets. Speedbte Plough.
80 Rcinnond-Its Fair and IFS Brave.
On Richmond hi there iives a lass.
80 Our invited Guests-We thank them for their
presence and shall always be happy meet them.
Push about Tie joruu
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Col. John Nicholas, a revolutionary Officer lin
v!tedj-Ihe R'ct'nond Rifle Rangeys-he is the best
citizen patriot ,chehter by birth OF, attentions who saws
IN ms acts, 'where liberty is there is my country"
fluid Laac Syne
BY Colonel John Thorn. The Ricit1nond Iids Ran
gers; polite and ospable, may prosperity aud happi-
ness attend them collectively and individuality
BY Mr.. Kuhn. I'm. {. KidL; his patriotism. if
possible exceeds his oratory.
JUNIOR VOLUNTEERS
TcAsrs drunk by the Richmond Junior Vonn,eers
at Chelsea Spring, the 18th day of July 1926.
by capt. BTOa1n--The Gov erIor of Virginia. The
able Statesman and enlightened Patriot.
Three cheers.
By r. c. .4mbter. Washington and Bolivar
T'tcO cheers.
By a. r. Blair. Clay of Kentucky and Adams of
Massachusetts-Alay they be friends forever.
Three cheers.
BY Ensign Saunders. Jefferson and Lafayette, the
two brightest ornaments of the present age.
Three cheers.
The birth day of American Independence, the 4th
day of July, '76.
Gen. Andrew Jackson-NIay he be our next Prcsi-
dent
The President of the United States.
The Fair Daughters of Columbia. Three cheers
The University of Virginia.
Bolivar, tue w ashngton of South America
The love of country; whilst il warns such boso,s is
never in danger.
The memory of Patrick Henry.
Washington of America, and Lafayette of France;
may they unite IN heaven. Fire cheers.
JUNIOR DEBATING SOCIETY.
This Society dined at Mayors Island:-Tbe Dcclara-
lon OF Independence preceded by very appropri-
ate remarks, was read by Mr.. WIN. Royal-and a
handsome Grafton was delivered by MIR. VIM. Scrymser
-Mr: a. g. Dabney presided at the table, assisted by
MIR. Camp-After the cloth removed the follow
ing toasts were given.