Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08

" IS not tins a sacred timei
he Jubilee of freedoms BIRTH
God of our Fathers. at thy shrine,
We sound thy praise through all the earth:
WIN cheerful notes and flowing tongues
To thee we raise united songs.
From stern expressions naughty land,
The Pilgrims crossed the bnisterous wave;
patient, firm and patriot band,
The God OF battles made them brave
y make us ever blest nd free,
MS lana OF peace and Liberty!
Their blood sent up a cry to thee
The blood that died their peaceful field
1t was the pledge victory,
TiIeir freedoms independence sealed
'cnr"li thy praise from land sea-
Their sans are happy, brave and free.
To thee, their steadast suppliant ewes
W ere raised midst war and dread alarms;
. God of battles, from the Skies
lhy mercy sent the conquefing arm.
stu guard our freedom, rights and fame,
While we exalt thy holy name.
Here the children of the free
Now gladly chaunt the joyful song;
Aud own oui bouI dleSs debt q thee,
Which time shall gladly bear along.
BE this universal crv
For God, for Home, For Liberty
Succeeded by discourse of the Rev Mr. (y.e,roy
from the text Sam ch. - " 81 in these words
Only fear The Lord, and seyre hin, IN truth NTH MI ,o.
heart for consider hOlo great things he hath done far
you"in which he dwell with earnestness on the neces
sity OF virtue and region and noticed particularly the
obligations which bind as nation and as ndivdual
TO fear God.--7lh, Prayer by the Reverend Mr. R1cE
Theproceedings at the Church terminated by the sing
ing OF All Anthem and the benedction feelIngIy pro
nounccd By the Rev Mr.. RICE.
In the evening" the usual anniversary Dinner. took
place at Bath Springs, provided in Mr.. WoRsHAM's
best stye;I company sat down about four O'Clock
The Mayor of the Town, JABEz SMITH, Esq. presi-
ded, assisted by JOSEPH BRACE, JOHN +. MAY, and Nj.
u. PILLsBoRoUGH, Esqs. Vice Presidents The
cloth being removed, the following Toass were drank
accompanied by Music, and many excellent songs
1. The Day.-Freedon's Jubee glorious for the
important truths which it proclaimed and BILE
for the great principles which established on the i'm
nulaoe BASIS oi natural right and human dignity.
4Suns, 3cheerS--IIait Columbia.
2. The PeoPte-Sef government their perfect,
practical and sovereign rght-the redeemed, the de-
monstrated right of every people.
3. The Constitution Of he u S--Tbe work of wise
heads and pure hsndspreserYc it from the touch of in
terested neddlers and conceited experiments.
2gunS-yunrseiiies Hmm.
d. WashinSton-His virtues his own; his deeds his
countrys his success tue worlds; his fame the chefest
eulogy of man. No gun, cheey-H'ash. March.
s. La Fdyette-TIe friend of man. the loved of ITea-
Ven-man may do him honor; Heaven only can do him
JUSTICE 4s. 4c.-LG Fayette's March.
g. Jc6erson--In his maturity, the political teacher
OF cations in his old age, the philosophical instructor Of
youth. 2g.-Jefersor's March
7. The Presidente The U. States. :" ~ ~ ~
2g. 2c.-.4druts anil Liberty.
8. Adams, 3Indison ard Monroe--As Patriots let
them be bonored, and as good men be loved
2g. 3c.-.9uld Lang SINE.
9. Late Wdr-Like the war the Revolution. pro-
claimed in defence Of sovereign rights terminated in
national glory 4g. 3c-Htt1ters Of Rentucky
10. .9rn,y md .Nivy-Lberty their object; love of
Country their passion; victory their career; gratitude
and glory their reward.
4g,us 4ch.-Lei Fame sound the TrunDet
II. South inner. RepubHcs-They have driven Eu-
roPean oppression back the mountain wave and
equPosed the liberty of the Western against the ty-
ranny Of the Eastern Hemisphere.
2g. 2c.-Ere around The hure oak.
II. Greece-A speedy restoration of Liberty and In
dependence to that classic Land the first born of the
family Of Free Nations.
2g. 2c.--Copenhdgen TTynhz.
49, The .Nelo Stntes-Eleven additional Pillars sup
porting aud adorniDg the National fabric.
4g. DC. Russian Quick Step.
II. The American Fuiy-'lf choice love should 20
IN quest Of beauty, where should he find it farer than
in them?-lf Pious love should go in quest of virtue
where should he find it purer than in them"
4gWps, 6cheeyS-COrae haste u The Wedding.
Several other parties took place in town and the vi
cInIty but IT IS not in power TO give particulars in
to-day's lntelligencer.