Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-14
IN CHESTERFIELD.

Company, the Declaration OF Independence read
by Col Geo. w. Cole and concise, classical and ap-
proprate Oratios delivered by Mr.. Richard w. Flour
coy, at the conclusion of which the Rifle Company
dismissed. At 3 O'clock the Company, with
her of invited guests, sat down TO neat and abundant
dinner provided by Mr. Woodbridge for the occasion.
After the cloth removed Col. George W. Cole was
called upon TO act as President, Capt Hancock Major
Hancock, and Major Haley Cole Vice Presidents
when the following toass drank with great conyi
Vitality, and enthusiasm.
/. The !,h July l776-Tbe Declaration of Indepen-
dence made on that Day, faithful transcript of the
Grincp and feelings of ten millions of Freemen--3
cheers.
2. The memory of the immortal Notwithstanding
of Virginia, the Father o! his County Drank
standng0
3. General Observation-Disclosures for his bravery, love
for his WORTH ami gratitude his services cheers
q. The Heroes of the Observation-Disclosures
memorate their yaOur, may emulate their virtues
cheers.
S. The Old Dominion, with her Patriots and States
me-, Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe.l cheers.
g. The Constitution of Virginia-Alay ii be per-
nancnt as it is excellent cheers.
:. The Governor of Firg'nia--Plain unaffected,
patriotic, perfect model of Hepublcanism-5 cheers.
Q. The Constitution OF the United Sates-A noble
edice reared by mighty lands-It may be criticised,
but never can be eXcei!ed - cheers
0. The next PrcsIent-MA, he be the choice of the
people, and possess the principles of tie Revolution
That all power eInaDates from the sovereign People,
their will the law ofthe land.r-4 cheers
TO- Support 10 that Administration, that faithfully
administers our laws and our constitutions Sheers
H. The Union of the 81 States--When cease to
cheers.
u. The aIilitia of the United statcs-posaessel of
ParDtsn when well organized, the defence of an
independent People cheers.
I3. The Fair Sex--The first hope of rising man
i'ood-The sweetest solace of declining years-6
cheers.
VOLUNTEER TOASTs
Col Geo. w. Cole William 5. Archer, Rep
Tesentatvc in Cong ressIIis faithful attachment The
rights OF his constituents his long tried puzzle
and has acquicsceuce in the right of instruction,
n'le him TO tie support of Tie District cheers.
By Capt. H. Hancock. The remaining wreck of the
Revolutionary Army May their last days be their best
days. cheers.
BY Major s. Ilancock--The youthful Orator of the
aay-Lhe having retired May his success in lille be
crowned With that applause winch his native genius now
dictates 4 cheers.
Iy William J. Wa!kius--Jal.n Ranaolcl If 2n.n4l.u
The flower Of oratDry-he defender OF the Rights If
&he Pcople-Aay has voy age tn Europe add fresh
tyour his mind, improve his body, t,at when he
again takes his in She Senate che may cry aloud
and spare not - cheers.
BY Lieut.. Il. T. Wells. MAY the American People !
always find sentinel on the wachtower OF Liberty to
cry ''as weH."--4 cheers.
By John F. Toroine. Tie Constitution Of Virginia
--'Just as il is.n--4 cheers.
b. r. W. FIournoy Philip p. Barbour, the able !
Statesman and JuIlst friend State Rrhts-May
he be speedily called from las obscure Office, and
the deserved reward of his talents and seryces,
tic confidence of the Union--i cheers.
I}v Capt. Daniel Chea1ham. The Volunteer Grena-
der Company Of the 23fd Regimentitha has prospered
for upwards oil thirty years under the command OF four
0t ray WORTHY predoGessors- May it want for mil
t,Iy spirit animal ION, and Vgiiant officers to continue
thirty years onger.-I cheers.
rs Robert j. Fooine. James Madison, the able
p0under of the Cons alton, the associate of Iann
ton-NIAy lie sHI be useful in his rerement-4
cheers.
81 yames f. Fion,noy. The Author of the Deciara-
ton of ndcpendence,-May his last days be tranquil
and happy, hs former have been useful and honorable
II cheers.
~ Thomas Atkinson The Rights Of the People
May ey be watchad by that vigilance becoming free
psonle.--3 cheers.
Dy Michael BuIger, IAN emigraut from Ireland May
the Of Erin, when denied the right of Freedom in
their native land, adopt the land OF the Free and the
home OF the BTaye.--5 cheers.
By Beverley II. Woodbridge. The charms of beau
tiiHi woDau--The only tyrant earth TO which ma
should submit.--5 cheers.
by Major Haley Cole. \ speedy marriage to the
sinse-a happy lite to the Inarred.--6 cheers.
Besides the foregoing. many other enthusiastic and
patriotic toass drnnk COPIES OF which have been
Wisai after which The conyiyalitIes Of the day closed
and the company separated without the least circuHa
stance Sansprg modest the good feelings Of that day
AtBALTINoEE tie celebration Of the rGrr1Eru an
niversary the declaration OF Independence less
splendid than former occasions public spec
acic although we believe not less sincere as to the
Of gratitude the enjoyment of the blessings consequent
that important But a small portion o( military
paraded-a GREATER portion q the citzes attended Mt their
customary places Of public vorsipaud the ceremonies
attending tr observation of the National Jubilee in our
city wee mo'e orderly Tia" brilliant .BaH paper. II
10 PHILADELPHIA Says the F,cemau'. Journal, the
uuuiyersary Of Under cudcnce celebrated Tues
dav, in q.ict aud becoming troops
lad previously e the .i;y kuarsacs and ali other
,rrcssaries frr a. curaurueut of a DAY TWO. One
company was New IoktwO at Irentona battalion
81 t,.iery ar Frrt Nifl,n-some at Roxboro.,2h we
have not trur the day spcut all those differ
eut place.. Camden crnwdtG TO eNcess--say 12OOO
assembled there and the enylo"s Cy1 city bore inc
appearance Of tire Sabbath Groups of orderly persons Of
both s,hcs the streets. Scarcely sin gle
ircsu!ary of cnud ct occurred Divine service per-
iasr1tG b. of te places Of worship Instead 81 bos
,esous on cztova AMI ninth. our counuy .ory formed
- i'ultHtI sJ:Jeci ot SERIOUS c"n'tip'" -'H'