Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18
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THE JUBILEE.
Comnunicated for the Whic.

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Celebration IN Ua,lcick County.
The day, that the historic pages notices as declaring
tins country free and independents aud holding forth "a
tue world principles truly worthy of the imitation of all
enlightened nations, celebrated in Warwick Coun-
| ~ with mere than usual festyity and gIee.
/ The Declaration of Independence was read in a for
cable and audible style by Dr. Gavin L.. Corbn and a
snort eXtsnporary but appropriate address deli.
Vered by Mr. James IL. Langhorne, he not having had
sufficient notice 10 prepare an oraIion embracing full
~ the subjects which occasions OF the sort generally
elicit.
After these exercises ;iIc COMPANY parool of sun,
tnous dinner at the table Mr. Thomas r. Dunn mr., =
sided, assisted By Messrs. EInde r. d. Brown and John
D. Brown as Vice Presidents. After the cloth was re-
moved Tie following toasts were drank.
REGULAR iOASTS.
l. This Day, dear to every American may our ,rra
10 ceebrateit.
2 Gen. George Washington, the Father of his
Country, Naou's gratitude is the soldiers best re-
ward
B. Warren, Montgomery, Marion, Green and Nor
gan veterans Of the Revolution gratitude 10 their me
uOsies.
A. The signers of the Declaration of Indepenaencc
trtH and chosen band of liberal statesmen BY all pa
triots they beloved.
5. Gen Lafayette, the companion of our Vashington
we love him because lie first loved us.
o. Thomas Jefferson, may the gratitude of the L.
states reeve all his wants, and may Virginia do her
Part IN relieving them.
T. The Elk presidents of tho United States NAV they
enjoy sweet repose from their abours and NAV tlre
evening set with unitnpaircd spienlour
g. The President OF the United States, not as bc is
but as he ought 10 be.
O. The Greek and the defenders of NIissoJon
CHI, may every Leart and bosom in unison with
theirs.
TO- John Randolph, Esq. of Roanoke the r,lf rcpre
sentative OF Virginia, an Isrealitc indeed whom there
is no guile.
II. The Governor Of Virginia, John Tyler EsQ--t,e
old dominion honours these whom honour is due
II. Woman-Heavens last and best gift TO man. tits
I itrtx. .lrE,,, al.
and cares.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
| BY Thomas Il. Dua-, President Wan. Il. Giles an
old representative of Virginia may his past patriotic
services not he forgotten and may he be rewarded by
the conscious purity OF his motives
BY j!ulde II. ~. ID. BrOtCr. I'ice president. The
memory OF Columbus, the dauntles mariner whose sp>
rlt and enterprise gave asylum TO freedom and IL
berry.
BY John D. Bro,cn assistant Ece Pyes,dest Greece.
may her success, in her present struggle for liberty
against ne inFs yrfs, equal the val ur display ed
/ tN hcrSoi5' ana may She soon rise. from the dark
and gloomy expressions OF tyranny, rs bright Iaorn-
ing star IN the Consolidation u free ad independent
, nations.
BY D, Ga,gin IT, Coysin. Ra,ionarlber.v, NAV it
cover lie earth the Il; ACE Of tbs cat
deep
by I'm: Ga'ron. Every thing nice and fine.
By MoG7e. The love of Gen. w Washington, may
It exist in every heart.
ty Mr. Jotn Hr,rcoof (aguct) Prosperity 10 the
County OF Warwick, though small in numerical force
<ie IS large in Just principles
BY a S0tsfier II the RcroIlii0n. No spies in c;:p;
there should be any, may condgn punishment spec,
div overiahe them.
! by Tie OtaLor Of Tie Day. Iazeseli, Newton and
Hassett may they not be contaminated by noxous
atmosphere which has strongly affected Henry
Clay.
ByB. ". U1ywood. Tire brave Gen. Putnam; even
the ercenass of wolves could not appal him; bis
~ viii live until time shall cease.
! BY II. B0tGRHaR. Washington aud the heroes that
fought with him. may they never be forgotten.
By J0ir Rundie. Lafayette, he will be for
gotten whilst any emotions ofgratituIe or patriotism ex-
Ist in the American heart.
by YEomas ParFcr Lafayette tie friend of the
father Of our country.
BY Ttoolas Dunn. May ibcrfy's pnions never be
clipped by the shears of monarchy,
BY Thomas Jennings. America, liberty, agricu
lure, commerce. and the fine arts may they Away!
| flourish.
! by Jotn Nee May liberty have a vigiIant sentnc
Of her rights, and never suffer the least encroachngD
/ Of tyranny.
| BY Nm Hunt. May the heel Of liberty never ceas,
| 70 bruse the head OF tyranny.
BY ~. Dre,cry. May our friends never want moi
want friends.
The Fair Sex. They the hononr and delight o
ours