Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-14
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BALTIMORE.
50TH ANNIVERS The first Baltimore
Light Infantry commanded by Capt. J ohm Simor-
scn, after having gone through the necessary maneaI.
vres in the city, retired to that elegant spot called
CAROLS Woods, where an elegant dinner was pre-
pared for the company by Mr.. G.. Haney. AT IL
O'Clock an appropriate prayer offered TO the
throne of grace by Mr. Donicher, after which Mr.
II. Nelson followed with some very excellent re-
marks on the Declaration of Independence and the
reading of the at three O'Clock the COM
Eany were seated for dining, when the Captain per-
formed the solemn duty OF saying grace; the cloth
BENG removed The following toasis were drunk.
The Constitution of The United States--Niay i,
ne administered with purity and ever remain sa-
cred deposit of all the virtues.
The President, Vice President, and Heads OF
Department OF the United Siates-May they d-
rect with wisdom and enforce with energy, mea-
SUI e; in unision with the shes of their lei W ci.
liens.
The three surviving signers of the Declaration
Of Independcnce-Thomas Jefferson, John Adams
and Charles Carroll.
The several States-May rivalshp among them
he confined 70 promoting virtue, the education of
youth in the arts and sciences and their coun;rys
general welfare.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Capt Simonson-The President Of the II
Li;ed States.
By Mr.. Il Neilson-The art of Printins--God
said let there be light, and there light.
By Mr.. q. King - The cap of Liberty NAV
Il fri all heads, and all heads wear it,
Penlsyfrd'eiG Celebration in the Gig Of Bal
A,noye.
The Fiftieh Anniversary of American indie
pendence was celebrated by large number of the
citizens of Pennsylvania, trading from the river
Sasquehanna, at the Washing on Hotel in Gay ST.
dhe company being organized at two o'clock, by
The choice oil General Louis Evans, of MifTlin
county, as President, James Aliililen, esq of Milf
Gin county, and William Child, esq. of Lancaster
county, as Vice Presidents, and Samuel II. VIII
son, esq. of Centre county, as Secretary they
partook of excellent dinner prepared for the
occasion by Mrs. Barr After the cloth was re-
moved, the Decai alton of Independence was read
by the Secretary, when the following ioasts were
drunk, accompanied By an excellent band of nu-
SIC
Washngi hero who led the patriotic
sons of America to victory and liberty : he
has monument in the hearts of his countryInen
Washing on's march,
Jefferson and yette--Living Witnesses that
republics not ungrateful. Jefferscn's march.
Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, & Charles Car
ro!l The only surviving ssners OF the Declare
1on of American independence. Auld Lang
Syne.
oil nnsylyanians. Jackson's march
Bolivar the Washington OF the Southern hem
isphere. Hail TO the chief
VOLUNTEERS.
BY V. Pres. Child The citizens of Baltimore.
the first TO test the praclicabilty of stemming the
Susquehanna by steam may they speedily enjoy
the benefits of an ascending navigation
BY Nathan Harvey The Chesapeake and Del
aware Canal may it be the of assisting
the traders Of tie Susquehanna, and produce reg
Ular trade from the south to the east.
BY u. Carey fhe firm friend of internal i'm
Orovemen and main pillar OF the canal system -
De Witt Clinton.
BALTIMORE, July 7--Several of the officers
of the l4th Brigade, DESTROYS Of joining in the fes-
vities OF the day, assembled the Vauxhal Garden
for that purpose, the 9TH July, 1926. The De-
caraion OF Independence, after eloquent preface
was read by Surgeon HINTzE, and an appropriate
and able Grafton delivered by Major Gro w.
WLLLIAHIsoS. After which the company sat
down 10 an excellent dinner prepared by Capt.
Knowles, the proprietor of the Garden; after the
cloth was removed the following toass were drunk,
with select music from the excellent band attached
TO the First Rife regiment
Fhe President OF these United States: The able
diplomatis:--the heir of his Fathers patriotism;
may he survive, to enjoy hi, Fathers fate
Abe Heroes OF the Revolution: May the proud
distinction OF the father animate the son may he
never uhuO Wudt tue idtneE has done, DV consuming
against the government destroying the yitals OF
of The Constitution
The illIstrious Lafayette: One of the las, re-
cedfog rays Of the glorious achievers of our hide
pendence; may his enthusiastic love of Liberty
and unweaIying exertions in its cause, perpetua,e
lis name to the remoiest bounds of posterty
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
BY Col VIM L. Gill: We have drunk 10 the
health Of the present President Of the IT, States:
propose to you that Of General Andrew Jackson,
our merit President.
By Cspt. Knowles The present Administration
Evinces to the nation
Its determination
Not 10 merit accommodation.
By Capt. F. T. J. o. Woodward: John Ran
-dolpb Of Roanoke; the American statesman and
patriots The pride Of Virginia, and boast Of the ma
lion.
The Rifle Guards, commanded by Can't. Cbarlaa
9. Harper, together with several citizens conysned
On the 4h OF July, 10 CELEBRATE the day After oar
taking Of handsome dinner prepared for the oc
casion, the cloth was removed, and the following
toasts drunk.
The Fiftieth Anniversary Of our Independence
The day we celebrate, the jubilee Of all free
nations.
. The surviving signers OF the Declaration Of
Independence
The surviving Heroes 81 ne REVOLUTION.