Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-18
CELEBRATIONS.
FOURTH OF JELY.

eeerg, OF all we are reduced ueoe
hy 81 selecting such pnrs only have pth
aud point about themWe shall especially extract ,ueh
oa'is may he considered TO he Of the times
taking care when give side 10 equal justice the
other.
NoRFoLE.--The principal ceremonies COM
menced III the Presbyterian Church. prayer
was offered mp by DR.. Kollock, the Declaration OF
independence read by Mr.. Hamilton Shields, and
an Grafton pronounced by John S. Nilsson, ESQ
The military consisting Of Capt. Jones' Troop of
Cavalry, Capt. Capron's Independent Volunteers,
and Capt Gibbons Junior Volunteers, with large
number OF citizens. dined at Jefferson Ho,el
EXTRACTED ToAsTs.
The 9TH Of Juiy, l779-The era from which
freemen compute time.
Littleton Waller Tazewell-The able and fear
less advocate Of the peoples rights. Virginia has
called him from retirement and placed him upon
the post OF danger and responsibility-well have
his deeds proved the wisdom OF her selection.
| John Randolph of Roanoke-His talents and in
tegri,y have procured for him the only reward
which he either coveted or wonld receive, the
| spect and gratitude of Virginia.
The 18th section Ut the Constitution-The sword
OF Alexander, by means of which political latitu-
Librarians cut the gordian knot which they canno.
unite.
The States improved by the operation of the
present Tarf-Like the Italian plains which were
teriilized by the ashes that buried Pompeii.
| VIM. b. Giles, Governor of Virginia.
| Agncuiture-Eet the Southern Delegation al
ways remember that their country like Alt1us
! derives its power from the EARTH.
! WIN. III. Crawford-The crucible Of Office found
him virgin gold, which retirement has not allowed
| James Hamilton of South Carolina-Thc Mar
cel'us oil the Consution-free, faithful and fear
| less.
| The Orator OF the Day and the Reader of the
Declaration of Independence
! "oman-Whose approving smile sheds bright
/ er glory on the Soldiers laureIs-let him pledge
her with warm heart in flowing goblet
Nv 1r Ggar ~, a III
pure patrio, AMI enlightened statesman.
by Hamilton Shields. Thomas Jeiferson-He
has better monument in the happy recurrence OF
fnis day, than the art OF the Statuary could fur
nish.
BY Capt. Capron OF the Norfolk independent
volunteers The Richmond and Petersburg Vol
unteers Their kindness and hospitality is still
fresh in our recollectons
by captain Gibbons Virgina-In the choice
OF Presidents she has always been right right
| or wrong, may she always be successful
by DR.. N. e. Whitehead. All monopolies,
says the Bill OF Rights, oLious. lie. this sen
,iment universally prevail, and country will
| be safe.
BY T. C. Brough.op. Industry and Economy,
the pioneers OF wealth, az thew also are the best
physicians for the tariff evil, for tlis reason that
| Ehey can convert the disease into benefit
Sy Join Nilsson, Orator OF the Day. Virginia:
CnhHe the Tarpcian virgin too rirtttonS to scish
atiuence with aposacy, loo srarY 10 rtcc:Ue spcn-
dor with destruction.
BY Henry Ashburn. Internal improvements
May the Meeting at Charlottesville on the l4,h
instant, have an eye sngly to the welfare of Vir-
! gina.
| BY Fl. Grisby. James Madison. The able
and faithful expounder Of the Federal Constitution;
may the evening of his life be as mild and calm as
lis morning was bright and glorious.
| foRrshoUTfI-The military. consisting OF
Capt foung's Rifle Company, Capt. Watts Light
Infantry Crays, and Capt. CasseIs Artillery Com
] wit ,tnr ~ a..
| Episcopal Church, where a prayer was offered up
! by the Rev. Mr.. Wingfeld, the Declaration was
read by the venerable soldier OF the Revolution
Jesse Nicoison, and an Grafton was delivered by
Dr. e. M. Wats.-A lage number of citizens
dined at the Masonic Hall, where Arthur Enmer-
| son, Esq. presided, assisted by j. Thompson C.
Webb, and b. Dayton, Esqs.:
| Ioasis.-The Union OF the North America
Siates-Esto perpetual.
| The New York Clinton Capal-The fruitful pa
rent O! thousand more.
| The University of Virginia-Ona OF The proud
est monuments TO the memory Of its immortal
| founder.
! Party Poliiics-Lay them on Ire table till to.
morrow.
! BY u. o'Neill. The 9th Of January, 1915, com
PEELED the British TO observe with better faith the
treaty OF Client than they did the Treaty Of Lin
erich.
BY DR.. Wisentl,aI. The Mechanics Of the u.
S'ates-Jhe supporters OF the roefs Of our ships
aud ourtortreSses. May prosperity and happiness
ever attend them.
The Volunteers dined at the Globe Inn, Can't
Young presiding, assisted By Capts. Watts and
CasseI.
Toasfs-By Mr.. C. Etheridge-John Quincy
Adams-May he never be forgotten in his retire
! ment.
| Internal Improvement May the Convention 10
assemble at Charlottesville, Virginia, on the 18th
inst. put in rcquision the energies OF the pcope
and the resources Of the State.
BY the Oiator--Jhc University Of VIRGINIA
May il he lasting monument to the memory Of
its immortal founder.
by Col. hordecai Cooke--Cen Andrew Jackson,
and his brave associates at New Orleans
BY Capt. Watts OF the Infantry itne,on "
Fazeweli-a son Of whom Virginia is proud
! by Lieut. Gate, ofthe Iniantry-John Randolph.
% l,oahoke-hlay ne long live 10 thunder from the
walls oil repubicansrn the irnmuniiies and privil-
! eyes OF ireeiGen and Of fIce1nen's sons
By Mr. W. BiesbhoJd. Henry Clay aud bis
Famphles--ttke the ancient Hannah he has
erected gibbet for Mordecai whicl, - ~; prove TO
he the instrument upon which his own political
body will hang.
By James u. solivan-Thc ncxi Prosi1en.-
May he be elected by the people, and not BY a
p1fty.
.bIy Mr.. NJ. Herberi--John @. Adams-A four
mile heat and ovl
The =" Providence Young Mems Society" With
many ladies' and gentleman, dined AZ the +" Cool
! SpFlDgs"-Mr. - Nash read tire Declaration
WIN appropriate remarks.-Among others. the
following ioasts were given after dinner:
ne memory Of James OILS Of Massachusetts.
! AMI Patrick Henry OF Virginia--Each in his re-
SPecuye state gave tIio FIRST impulse TO the ball
% the revolution Tune, Boston March
James Madison--Thc principal ltarer OF thc
Federal Constitution. he still survives 4 con
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