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

BY Mr.. VIM. ID. Boyle. George Canning-E
We toast him not the British Secretary, but ASP
a warm opposer of commercial restrictions, and az
warm defender of the rights of man.
BY MIR. James A Gasquet. John McRae-TheE
soldier May the recollection of his pas, service-
be ever fresh i'll the hearts OF the Petersburg indie
pendents.
DKT.N-ER 1T BATH SPRING.
About one hundred citizens repaired 10 BATH
Springs, where a dinner provided by MI. I
Worsham, In his usual style OF excellence. Ed
ward Stokes, Esq. presided, assisted by CaptainE
John Wynn Al this dinner, the following toastse
were drank: 3
The Declaration OF Independence The voice /
OF our fathers, which proclaimed liberty to man,
has been in successive echoes from South America
and still rsveIberates through the world Liberty
10 man" gun. I
The People Sovereignty their rgL.. union |
their Safeguard, infamy to the wretch who woulds
rebel against the one, CT attempt TO dissolve the
other. gun.
The Heroes and Patriots OF The Revolution
9 The stars fade away, bat theii glory remain.''
guns.
The Memory of Washington.
The Constitution of the United States Die
wisdom; save it from the rude hand Of party limo
walton.
The Ex-presidents OF the u S. gun
The President of the u. States. gun.
The Army and Navy Their vaour has giveui
ueiea' 10 our foes, and their deeds have added
spiendour TO the fame OF our country. ] gun.
The late War Waged in defence OF our
rights, and ended in a blaze OF glory by Jackson
and his army at New OtIeans. 3 guns.
10 Agriculture, Manufactures and CONNER &C
I gun.
ii The New States Eleven additional Stars to
The constellation OF freedom. ! gun
~ The South American REPUBLICS The II /
nf'ed States set them the example Of revolution
were the first TO acknowledge their Independence
and should be the last TO refuse them the LIGHTS oil
their experience. nnn
- Phe American Fair
"Seer.ed that thcy were horn with 4 ri.a.
10 walk some hrlveniitr element,
aud tc'A inPlsces where then feet
"a s'AT 1'evefy step should meet
VOLUNTEERS.
By the President OF the Day Our country Il
Fight wrong.
by the Vice Presiden. Virginia in wa, sh,
Is the first TO send forth her sons TO battle and inE
peace she forgets them not
Phe immortal Sage snd Father of Independences
-yFhe Saint fhomQs OF the Mountain MAY hi,j
efeeds become as universal, as sound, and eferrai
ry their duration.
The President OF the United States May hel
retain his present seat as long as The "Fa,her of
our country did, and retire amidst the arclau,a
lions of his fellow-citizens 2euns.
BY Mr. Wathali Hatcher. Chesterfield -rbes
ma Riots
OF the Revolution
BY Mr.. Joel a. NcCan Cen. Jackson PheE
nations pride May his friends be fortified no,l
with cotton bags, but true republicanism.
PRINCE GEORGE CELEBRATION.
The hieth Anniversary OF American Indepen-
deHce was celebrated at Prince George Court
house, by numerous and highly respectable rs
sembly OF the citizens of the county when the ID.
cfaration OF independence read, with elegant
anI Mold
SKATE paper, by Doct. Alexander Bryant and ami
tration, classical, nervous, elouuent, and appro
pirate, delivered by Mr. Carter Corpland. vhos
had been appointed to the performance Of thoses
duties; alter which, the company partoox of AM
elegant and sunptnous dinner, provided By Mr.
Hienard H. Battle The cloth being removed, thes
following toasts were drank, Capt John II Pc. err
son acting as President, Capt Fl ancis L. Ryes. AL
Vice President.
l The Day we celebrate Sacred to US as theE
day OF the triumph OF liberty over tyranny the orif
sin OF our government founded on the imprescripii
DE fisn's o! man. guns, cheers
The Members of the Continental Conny.ss
They sat in the wh:rlwind and directed the stor,nf
that demolished British power and tyranny in A /
merca.
The Memory OF Washington Millions un /
born will bend the knee at his shrine and she'd
tears OF regret to the memory ofdeparted worth
The venerable Thomas Jefferson A man
brightest star in our political armament
guns 6 cheers
The Federal Constitution May it he rightly
Construed amended or annulled
guns, 3 cheers
6 The Protecting Duty Policy Destructive oil
the rights and interests of the agricultural States
and alike opposed to common honesty and comrnonI
sense. oun. . cb4ers
The power of the Federal {. Government to con.
siruct Roads and Canals, will make the brbing of
whole communities and states, as practicable as t
- now to confer jndgeships and embassies on mem
bers OF Congress. , gnrs
The Liberty of the Press The vehicle of a
nations sentiments the Safeguard of nation !
rights. 4 Guns G cbcers
The Constitution OF Yirginia-The oldes; ands
the BEST; under which member OF either the lepis-S
Iatve, executive, or Judicial branches of govern
ment has been guilty of corruption or embezzle-,
ment, nor any citizen suffered from tyranny or Cd /
preston. guns, cheers.
IO Agriculture The favorte employment of.
the noo'e CIncInnatus, may it enlist the arts andS
sciences OF America. 3 guns, cheers
III The Citizens OF the United States; Havings
strong arms and stout hearts, sound minds and sound'
bodies, will laugh to scorn all efforts. fo,ern or
domestic to endanger their Liberties.
guns, cheers
IL Henry Clay The people will sbe,v him
that the Secretary of State is not heir apparent o
the Presidency, and that political " honesty is ,be
best policy" guns.
10 President Adams Administration
would remind II that honesty is the best policy "
,,o,- guns.
by ~. h. Sturdivant. Thomas Jefferson
May tire lberay OF his countrymen siiperceJe