The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-14
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a. fhe'7 at caPfanY may the lanp nr
liberty that now burns with mcr,a>lna Ia
Il, guide add CHEER Is atlurer, to u.,,nn,i
AL 1dl'idad happiness.
BY NJ. niekensan. The menarv nj
President Wasliaslon--Tbe AL n,
winch the result NJ the r,vuialinn rested
my has name aatlise thr stars.
by VIM ). Gfamford, ia. TIE Jay
We e''rDrA'r III, ascension dry Of oppres-
sc add ruslase1 man
by Robert Tmslty, Esq. BENJAMIN
" ''illn' LelSa: the Grn friend OF oar
constitution.
BY J'n"s p ilrlaal The memory of
the late VIM. LnwndS, the able aud ,ir.
tanns statesman If South Cafoliaa.
by VIM ). C.awfp0d. Esq. S4gcs and
herors of rs; Spirits equal to Tue crisi,
that tried mca', souls.
By Peter q Camden, Esq. Tha tth of
July THIS day shall be tine anniversary of
good frrlns as well as Of independence ;
u TINS dry. At teasi, persoud aai part en-
MY, and ali ankiod feelings should add
lhey will be forgotten BY every generous
heart.
By NJ Saml Wolfe. The lay we eel.
cebsate :. itprecrdpd most Of rs may we
br thr last 10 apostatlze from lis genuine
pfinrlpIes 50 uear aud dear to man.
BY Capt. Reuben NoryrIl Wethc pco-
pie wr have right T. be heard, We ought
o9t u b. iosoltrd by the rejection Of a
prayer f1r thlt object, rs we were by the
Ii Senators Of The LAST Legislature.
llrrr the reverend Sins &. Freeman, who
VII prcoeat by special invitation, On rising
II Withdraw, returned ms thanks 10 the
company for the ha3or conferred by their
polite invtatipn---and gave rs a parting
toast his bcnedictl1n, the health OF the com-
papy.
To which, the President replied, by Civ
Ing the following toast: The Reverend 81
las [. Freeman, orr respected guest Re
llglon witlugt bg9tty petty without SIEVE.
rIty He readers II Cesar The things that
arr Cspsa,'s, and 10 God the thing5 that are
God. acknowledges his Grea, Mas
ter not only in profession of fllh, bat in
active love aal charity toward. nan. Sue
cess to his ministry and individual prospc-
rify 10 him.
BY the President of the day. James
Barbour, Virsini1's son: Honest, faithful
aud Intelligent n The discharge Of every
public trust conti1el IL h',n.
BY DDct. AK Walker. David s. Cur
lard, thr president oilne day: may hr
enjoy, when he retires from public Office,
tie confidence Of his constitpentsto which
his long, ar,iapns aud faithful services enli-
lie him. When tins toast WIS gwen,
M. Garland fase---tirut. Permit me
tn retarl yoa nay thank! for the honor con-
fetred on me by dtiaan6 NY health. i
my humble, though honesi e.9r,s, as your
representative, have entitled me- to your
couii3rnrc aud APPRECIATION, I feel amply
rewarded for ali my toll, in public life.
Thr Interval, between the toasis were
occupied with instrumental mnsic anl APP
prpp,iite patriotic songs: among which
was one composed for the OCCASION.
4ru July 1875 Tune, " .Sc9tt's ,cha Er."
Tas dag has rolPd roand once NOR, that for.
~ gears AZ md o'tr,
Our sire, proci1ia'a j,oH Store 70 shore,
.4Hertca IS free.
laeir ha,s. tleir f0rlaqe5, hoaors al, ,Q,ro al
nteir bleeding country caL
Fteemea sped the upeulns daH.
fosa 70 55aecfy.
Td,sn lcns frce35m's fray prorokei, then l'os
fceetom's God utroEsd.
Proai Gcor5a 5 pa1efa3s tsit he stroke
That IriA Tie dtrols i,u.
British hosts dit fhtretrc-joR the glance Of
feepun's re,
'I,c1S m aH.rpaHu1iHg FIRE ;
DeaH 10 freedom Joe.
GYatsTal praises clat their aqmc Immortal
4c oiU fa{hefS GtHs
FreemrH'S eoiess lopd pr9cioam,
.T.rer dying praises.