The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-05
TIE vIRGYNIAN.
LYNCHBURG, SEPTEMBER > 1ae5.
Gen. l.AEAYErII.

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On Saturday the roth ult. splendid dinner
sas given to ten Lafayette by The prole.,ar.
aud Students afthe University Of Virginia
On tile arrival of the General aud suite ri ,b.
lawn Of the University fsays the Central Gu.
zeiie) he was addressed ty VIM D Preston.
Ia whom the General returned mn animated
reply, IN which he highly comniimen,.d the
Professors aud students, and frelingly ain =.
ed To AIr. Jefferson, the paternal rector
whose exerions in his old age have so much
his undying zeal Tor The happiness aud pros
perity of his native land. &" The company
ihen repaired to the pavilion OF Professor
Fucker, and to those of the other Professors
respectively, where they raroo1 of refresh
ments. Upon the approach of the General To
The Rotunda, he was again addressed bv John
II. Lee. on THE part of the Jefferson soeie-
ty,' and Informed That he had been elected an
honorary member OF that socicty.a The Ge.
neral, in reply. thanked the Society for the
honor conferred upon him, aud begged its
members 10 accept his most grateful acknaw-
ledemunts. At O'Clock. the company sat
down To dinner, AZ which were present. in
addition a. Gen. Lafayette aud suite, Mr.
Monroe, MIR. WHIT, JIdso Carr, and many o.
Their guests From the toasls given ON the
occasion, we select the following
George Washington--
--'' No pyramyds st q # his memory,
" But the eternal substance Of his greatness,
To which we leave him"
Gen. LAtavette-Our hnnorrd Guest.
whuse descending orb, uncIouded bv nd.er-
silly. gives light and gladness 10 the liberal
of both henisphercs.
Thomas Jrflerson-O Our distinguished
Rector: What must be the forcr uf that
patriotic devotion, which power could not
awe, the labuors of fifty years could mol
"eary, aud the frost OF eighty cannot chill :
James EquaIIy modest and
di5nified when holding the highes, office OF
his country, as IN his present retirement.
james Monroe Oar vrurrated Guest:
Ele, lted to the highest stations within thu
gift Of Il great and free people, lie has been
eyer studious ofthrir interests aud glory
He carries with him IN his retirement the
frsprcts and brst wishes Ut his conntrymen.
Cur Federal Unioo-The chain cable Of
nnr strength and sairty May its links soon
cr separate ihan he melted down into our
aowirldly mass but destruction to the man
who attempts either,
France" To Be free, nation needs but
will it,"
The rising republics of the SouiIl--Wr
behold in their institutions new hou,aSe
10 our principles in Their Independence,
nrN field Tor our enterprise and in their
iutnr" greatness, d new source of generous
emulation.
Agriculture, Commerce and Mannfac-
tnies-Lrt the Government protect them
IN Their own, but not reward One Wllh what
belongs 10 smother.
VOLUNTEERS
BY the President, Mr.. Tuc.ker--rhe ia
my of In Grange: \ happy meeting to
all It's amiabr inhabitants.
BY Nr. Bonnycastle---k knowledge II
has always been found hand IN hand With
liberty. The prayer of the people is that
of Ajax-Giyc US to STE, aud 4 AK asks no
more.
BY NJ. key-Trcland, the oppressed co:
lony May She soon take an equal rank hy
the side of her sister England.
By Or. Blattermann-1'he friend ofev-
cry liberal minded man in Europe, and the
love and generation Of every individual IN
North America.
ny Gen I4ataayrtte-Fhe University OF
' 'F"'n,a May more atln more uino'e
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lovrd r.nuhi;cani.n,
by Il. WalIace-J. o. Adams: May
a
official course.
Before This time. Gen Lafayette IS again on
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