Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-06

WIN tne gallant 3ung men OF the Gay TO that glo
rious conflict which gave Independence to these
States, and birth to this mighty Nation, that i'm
mediately on my return was chosen almost unani-
mously TO represent them in the Legislature, and
that they did not cease to support me till ceased
to reside among them Here my affections as well
as my interest still remain, and all my sons are
planted among yoa With so many motives for
receiving the Kindness OF TO day with peculiar graft
tude allow me. Gentlemen, to indulge the feelings
IT exci,es by giving as toast
Ise People Of r"s7ier; BRAY. soldiers in time Of
Eooa '@sn IN time Of reaee, aud intelligent patriots all
Ism. IAe Heroes ctie late Bsh, the Chief.
OF Battle In tue mmoui other Fathers.
Ihs far Of vgiai9: Born to bloom and shcwu wiz
tue, IN her fan ct form"
VOLUNTEERS.
by Taos Narss, The wish Of the Ytcran Laurel
wheh he planted in hi youth
BY Mr. Horner. CIV Lafayette, the brave Of an il
BY Tho. Turner The Supreme court Of the United State.
it ermnv, never be tnsed, wh't Marsha!ied,
BY Mr. r. Bref. The esd of Aus,., 1851 proud da,
affords them opportunity manifest their sincerc gratitude
aud proond io those who have contributed fill the
measure ofth eouiiry' greatness.
Col. Monroe being called upon gave the follow
ing toast:
Msiso ana,ie ether fee and iasspendnt Governments
:" tne soa-%ay they forever neutn their freedom and
BY Col iydigse. The Iii tory or,he UaicI ac,: The
hes, commentary the theory end ptace. of Republican
up'.rnaent Let Mcnaeh aud Monar behold be
Of
m 10 America by prons to the world and TO ourselves hat
we poses unanmy Of senIneu of Interest,
'sahiiy Of principles, will only beneficial ia its ecne
nnei, to our country than hi' evolutionary
ny JOAN s. Hornsr EAq The Freemen cf'2A-so long
a, the their gratitude respect s the heroe. o
.r Liberty secure their virtue alive; aud the iepub-
Judge Dadc being called on for a sentiment gave
the following:
Greeee,oace and again the land of Liber, heroc,
After the President of The Day had re;ireti--Dr
Ines. 4. Wiihers gave The following toast:
respected and houcr.d FELLOW citizen,
by Fr'ef' r. Brook, Esq. General Jartsoa The he
BY Wi9iaa T. PSiEss. wa.Iin.,cp. L,s,vc,,e am, p,.
va.-A Political Triuiy the political world lie CONVERTED
BY Henry NJ ciarksaacirneral Lof,yc,te-,he devoted
1 Of iheIiy-Lay aside The 'pend's of prneey
oou aud assuming the earb Of rtio,c Americans pro-
, cured iprhimsef imperishabie horo.s.
The festivities of the table were closed after sun
down--when the company separated to prepare for
the reception oil the Ladies IN one fine rooms OF
Mrs. Norris, which is indeed one of the mos, spa
cious ana elegant rooms In this part of Virginia,
and had been very tas;eiuy and beautifully orna-
men'el by the Ladies o the town and ueig hborhood
with evergreen and Howers.-General- Lafayette
enie' The room about half past seven with Col.
Monroe who is almost a neighbour, and personally
acquainted with many of our citizens, and Gen
Marshall. The room large as it is, was soon filed
with Ladies, and gentlemen attending them-who
were introduced 10 the distinguished personages
mentioned above. This scene of gaiety and plea
sure, during which refreshments were distributed
continued till near 10 O'clock when the company
besInnns 20 depart, the General retired 10 his pr-
vate apartments.
On the morning General Lafayette politely re-
ferring the incidents Of the. preceding day which
seemed TO be so gra flying 10 all others as well as
tohmseli, mentioned his little guards, and express
ed himself so warmly and asTecloaately, as to in
ouce Mr. Cowles to summon the little fellows
again into line: they were still lowering about
The General passed along the line and taking
each by the hand gave them an affectonate greet
Ing which they will never forget.
About nine he set out wfth Col. Monroe, Gen.
Marshall, q. w. Lafayette, aud COL Lavasseur--
attended by number OF gentlemen on horseback
Tor the residence OF Col Monroe about % miles
distant
General Lafayette and suite, accompanied b.
Ex-Presdent Monroe, Chief Justice Marshall,
Judge Dade and number Of Citizens or their route
from Warren'on TO Ex-Fresident Monroe's-by
particular invitation called at ,he village OF New
Baltimore Fauqnier County. They received
o. the inhabitants OF this village and the citizens OF
sheneighborhood with great cordialty. After par
tak'ng OF refreshments prepared particularly by Mr.
James NJ. Haley, they departed accompanied by
humber of cnizens. The greatest harmony and good
ieeiag pervaded the company during r!.eir stay in
New Baltimore
AT Bacl!and, miles further on he was solicited
to CALI which lac kindly did and remained FOR near
n IL an hour with large company OF Ladies and
Geatlemen at Mrs. Brooks, where refreshments
were again prepared.
Reception Of Gene,a al Lafayette at Jefersonton,
Cuipepper County.
Oa Tuesday the 23d instant, General Lafayette,
and Suite, left Fairfax (Cupepper CT House) at
O'Clock In the morning, and arrived ut this place
abont nine. The Citizens of Jeffersoaton and of
Its vicinity, TO the number OF several huadreI being
arranged in two ranks, Gen. Lafayette and Suite
attended by handsome Escort of Cavalry, passed
through them TO the Poriico of MIR r. Bayse's Tay-
ern, where they received by The Committee oil
Arrangement, and very appropriate address was
delivered to The General by Col Samuel II. St0r-
To,o, to which the former responded, 10 the heart
ieii qualification of The hearers They next repaired
TO Mr.. John Reads house, where a private room
had been provided for their accommodation and
ali er having, reated short time they were conduct
ed by The Committee 10 a breakfast which had been
prepared Tor the occasion under a spacious and com
lnodlous arbour at the West end of Mr.. Bayses
Tavern. After breakfast they were again conduct
ed 10 Mr.. Reads, in whose Porico large coec-
ton OF Ladies being assembled the General and
ex-Presldent Monroe were introduced to them all
individually. This being gone through and the
Guests having taken a short respite the Gentlemen
were arranged in semicircle extending from Mr.
Reads Portico TO Mr.. Bayse's Tavern, and the
General passing along the line, gave each one
cordial and afectionate shake by the hand. The
Guests then repaired % their private room where
they waited Tor the preparation OF The Escort
which being ready, the Committee conducted them