Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-14
l3 The American Eair.

science, is the cause Uf Virtue and Liberty,
6 cheers.
lS The American Fair:
'sHtrts a keaitk TO all trus lasses,
Pledge II n'sI1iiy, M, yOHr gtssseS
Lei fhe bumper Toast go ro,,,d."
Loud applause, with the song continued }
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the President The People. Judges in the
las, resort, of those entrusted with powerfully
ambitious and unprincipled rulers he 90 palsied by
the will OF their cons ituents."
BY the Vice President: The Old Dominion.
The first in the career of Liberty, may she be the
last to iaulteT in the course
By Capt. VIM. Dunn. General Duff Green; the
Editor OF the U. States Telegraph, the friend Of
the People go the People viii find you out
and viii support you
BY L. b. Hicks, Esq. Andrew jackson, cheat
ed out OF the highest reward of free people by
couupj coalition. HIS injury is the injury OF the
people His triumph will be theirs.
BY r. ID. rurnbul, E-q The Senior Editor
OF the G. Whig. Tie bearer of dispatches to S.
America, via Liverpool II aeto route
BY Daniel Hicks Esq. The reelection Of John
Randolph.
By P. ]. Turnbull: Crawford and Adams.
-, And more true joy, 'Ia,esl'rs ezra Gei',
1haH Cesar eA Senat. at as ksel.."
ByJ. B. Dupuy: Nathaniel Macon; He pos
sesses the pure and mistaken principles OF republ-
canism.
! By John e. She'll Esq. Thomas Paine; His
Common Sense and Rights of Man.
| No further seek, his merits 10 disclose,
| Or dTass his traii:ies fran, Aeir decd abode"
! BY Doctor E. "a. Morrison; The memory of
Doctor Rush.
| BY Charles a. Stewart The Militia. Whilst
our citizens soldiers, and our soldiers citizens
our country will be free from domestic bFols and
foreign invasions.
BY Doctor Henry Lewis: Gen. Ia Fayette
Msy his visit TO America and his return o Europe,
be the signal for the regeneration of Liberty in the
other hemisphere.
/ BY the President of the Day. The Reader Of
the Declaration of Independence. Hisacceptance
of the office is proof of his devotion TO the
cause OF Liberty. His eloquent address testies
his sincere Republicanism.
| The President and Vice President having retired
the following toasts were given and drank with
divided applause by the company:
The President of the Day. An honest politician
- firm Republican faithful representative Of
the People Our warmest wishes attend his pros
! porous political voyage.
The Vice President of the Day: Virtue, intel
!igence, and genuine RepublicanisD.
NoRFoLK, July Cur first National Jubilee
the 50Ih Anniversary OF the glorious act which
declared these states a. free, sovereign and indie
Norfolk with becoming warmth Of patriotic feel
ing and reverence for the occasion. The dawn
was ushered in By salute of q guns a, the Navy
Yard and soon after The streets began to he hrong
ed with joyous population exchanging congIa;ula
tons and conversng upon The various arrangements
in honor of tie day. No brow was seen to lower
with care-eveTy face wore the livery of gIatlness
- every heart was elated. Business was suspend
ed, the closed, and general cessation from
iahour and devotion to the appropriate Observance
of the day, prevailed In truth, as far as cur me
mory carries us back, some tl.rly years) we do
not apprehenG from experience OF the past any
diuinution of respect and feeling in our future
celebrations of the 80 natal day of Freedom
There is evidently more of this among US now,
than manifested 10 former years.
At 8 o'clock the Independent Volunteers, com
handed by Capt. John Capron, and the Junior
Volunteers by Capt John N Gibb0ns, with two
of The companies of the line of the 54th regt COM
msnded by CaPts. Cooke and Yincest, paladed II.
Market Square, and were soon after Joined hy
Capt Young's Rife Company, and Capt. MAI :
Light Infantry Gieys, from Portsmouth. At 10,
the companies formed in line in Main street. facing
Mr.. Mmpby's Boarding House, to receive the
Orator of the Day and lie Reader of the Declaration
OF Independence, aud then moved IN procession
to Christ Church, the of which had been polite
~ granted for the delivery of the Grafton &c
where very numerous auditory had already as
sembled, including brilliant display of female
} beauty. The Volunteers having marched in sn1
taken their seats, the Mozart Band performed sof
and beautiful air; when il ceased, the Right Rev
Bishop Moore, Vith fervor OF pety and earnes,.
ness of duplication, peculiar to HIMSELF address
sed the Divine Author OF the Universe in huntl,
bu, eloquent prayer, as became the occasion, ant
! in union with the feelings of all present. Afle
the prayer, the " thrilling thunders of the organ
e resoundel through the aises:'' grand nilar,
overture, composed for the occasion, 10y Mr. &. A
DacosIa OTganist OF the church, was performed b,
him in his ~ style, and gave full effect 10 th
various powers Of that fine instrument The Uecla
ration Of Independence was then read by Mr. j
Wilson, OF Portsmouth. The language, the senii
; ments and the principles OF that hs lowed produc
ton should be stamped on the memory aud engrav-
= ed on tie heart OF every American, 80 long e.
z patriotism shall be virtue and liberty blessing.
The Orator Of the Day, Mr.. Hugh Blair Giig Soy
Then rose IN discharge OF The honorable Gutj a.
signed him, m the course OF - hich he unfollgd tb
powers ihis jet youthful mind to the admiration o
a delighted auditory, and eyinced a genius and
talent bearing with Them the promiye OF luui
emnence and distinguished Usefulness, which coul
not escape observation nor iail 10 awaken liyel
interest in his favor His orati0n vas heard IN Ia
delivery, with unqualified appfobsjion and will B
peru-ed with equal satisfaction.
, The sOlemnitIes az the Church being conclule.
the military again formed in battalion and ma5che
: down to the foot Of Market Square, where The
terminated the exercises Of the dsy, at II O'Clock
1 by firing sauic
IL At The Navy Yard salute was again ffeI d
neon, and another at siasot
Ol The festive part Of the day, we regret tlmt "
are compelled 10 he less prOiiise in our descrpuo
than The splendor and lberslity OF the preparation
e seemed 10 demand. Much Of tie anticipated en
e joyment was mmred by cause Of such irsquea