Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-11

Zion, in the morning Of which it is said 10 900;
persons partook, and the of which is supposed
nave been visited in the of the day, by fl
5y'housand persons The Evening Post saws: &c The!
aDill'ary parade was very handsome; we DO not re-
scoliect to have ever the troops look better
1Captain Pairidge's corps of Cadets to the number
soi 26o, from the Academy at Middle own Connect
I cut, who Joined in The Celebration and were pac-
led on the right of Col. Wetmore's regiment of
! national Guards, were the admiration Of the spec
! ators."
CELEBRATION At CLARK's SPRING.
i Another party dined at Clark Spring, where an
seXcelient dinner provided Here there was,
10 ormality OF set tossts. but the company atoned.
sor the deficiency by numerous volunteers, which,
awere given and taken in spirit of great harmony
and biariiy, enhanced by several excellent songs
sJudse Cabell presided, assisted 10y Gen Harve andn
sthe Declaration of Independence was read al ,heE
ahiSh tide OF conviviality by Benjamin w. Leigh.
esq and produced more than its usual effect ON thet
Shearls OF the audience.
The following toasts drank the occa ion !
I BY Judge CG5eH. The day we ceebrate II. ays
PTS annual return to the remo,est generation finds
-four country free and happy.
BY General HGrvie Internal Improvement.
q horehou the Union; by State means, and STATED
sau'hority.
] BY Richard J.Glies. The memory of Fa!Asr-
I LIN.
BY Gabriel RalstOn. The memory of Monr-,,
sGoMERY.
BY Col BrockenLrOugh. The memory of.
3WAsHINGToN.
4 BY I'm. II. Shields. Gen. Bolivar.
: BY Major Campbell of the Executive. The;
xmemory OF George Mason: the immortal author of
3the first written Republican Constitution adopted in
s!,he World.
b BY Peyton Randolph Wing principles through
;.out the world.
8 BY I'm. B. Natal. Dewitt Clinton: the able
sand Uniform friend of State Rights. His name in
alter days will DE proudly emblazoned on the pages
5fof his counry's history.
n BY John f. Cooke, of Powhatap. The memo,v .
got John Thompson, of Petersburg: the intellectual
%tw;n brother OF the immortal Junius.
y by Thomas NJ Page. Virginia: the watch
Blower of he Union
e By I'm. b. Randolph. The Republican.
s3of South America-they have conquered their foe
Sand established political freedom: may they conquer
thenaseireS, and establish the freedom OF faith and
ssoi opinion.
Ia BY III Larieun, of France. May all the ma
Silons OF the earth, profit by the example OF til,
IA United States.
81 by Or. Watson. Capt; Isaac Hull, the capto
k5of the first frigate.
ID By Harding Baber. The memory of Patrick
IEienry.
~ By Benjamin W. Leigh. The health of Johr
y Randolph of Roanoke.
r. BY q. II. BacchIs. The American Jubilee O.
Hl776-and all future jubilees may each become
Ureviving spring to the principles of the Revolu
Suon.
81 By I'm. II. Richardson James Peasants.
q BY Seymour Scott. Andrew Jackson the WAR
rs RIoR.
Is By Samuel Dyer. of Missouri. Virginia Hos
Epitality: may her daughters in the West alway.
ssmitate it.
BY Hull Nelson. Gen. La Fayeue
81 By Robert Sharpe. The President of the Unite,
Estates
3 BY I'm. l. Norris. The United States: the,
have numbered the itieth year of their InLepen
Edence
h BY EdlOayd Cunningham. James Madison.
BY Beverly Randolph. The Navy of the Uni
Ned States
81 BY John cambridge. John Marshall worthy t,
Ebe the next President of the u States.
d BY Nm. II. Dyer. John Quincy Adams AM
4Andrew Jackson; may the 4lh March 1929, fin,
nthem both in private life.
to By DR.. Nelson. Chapman johnson: an indepen
ESdeni, upright patriot.
II BY I'm. Napier. The memory Of Lord Byron
;A1who sacrificed bis life for Greece.
"a Whas the-trce
g Of Freedoms ,gitAersd trunk puts forth Loc
p Even for thy tomb, Garland let It BE-"
81 By John II Ple0Sonts. Thomas Jefferson
'H-on the brink Of the grave: may his soul be a.
9happy as his name will be immortal.
"a pOIunfeeT. uckOo notes OF corruption: raise,
Mby those who thirst for power-continued by th
Hweak and inconsiderate.
"a FOURTH OF JULY.
8 numerous and respectable Company of th
&Cilizens of Surry, convened at the Courthouse Il
celebrate the 50Ih Anniversary of American Ind.
E pendence
AT an early hour Committee consisting of Tn.
@ollowing gentlemen, TO wit: Col. John Peter
ECol. w. T.Cocke, Major John Z. Crump, Richart
Eli Edwards, Ralph Graves, VIM. H. Redwood
MDenny Stiih and Walker p. Conway, E.quires
Ewere sppo ID to make all necessary arrang emeni,
s, for the celebration ofthe day.
II At ~ O'Clock the Company repared 10 the
3CourthOuse, whore the Declaration ofIndeDendence
swas read in a forcble, and emphatic style, by Col
HW Il. Cooke, and chasie and appropriate Ora
$ton delivered by r. Caves, Esq. The Compa-
sny then repaie ed to Partake Of sumpiuous enter
attainment, furnished for the occasion, by Capt p
HSmh, when Col. John Peter was unanimousi, ap-
,Hpoinied President of the day, and Col w T.
SCocse, and Major John g Crump, olIiciared a.
-stYice Presidents After the cloth was removed
#the following toasts were drank:
N ] The Day we celebrate--The glorious Ami
sversary of American Independence. cheers.
2 George Washngton--Tbe soldier, the states
Aman, the citizen.
IS 3 The American Flag by its stars we are re-
4minded Of the increase Of states, by its stripes
Of the toll Of our forefa,hers. cheers,
70 The Patriots of 70 Their noblest monu
<ments the hearts Of our Countrymen.
IS The President the u. States The officer