Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-09
I'D bears aud SEES hsee all the while
a.,f,,v zpeak aad s~eelly smile
o'is VOLUNTEERS.


in his retirement.
By John Robinson, esq. H. Siay''he ives
tern Star. H.. u..o.s
- i've VA shlupion and Jack son as their
hilary ACHE vements were alike gloi fous, so
-. their administrations prove alike whole.
,upe 10 The people.
Nv Samuel Garland, esq. !: Our Oh com
- I'D absent friend John h. Hoy, may his
success in lie be eonmen'ura'e WI" "'' 'a'en'S
and worth. .d so,,.,
al ,,en,hers OF The Lynchburg old Artillery
Ry Col Thos Woodbridge, Of Tascumbia
virSi,;a and Alabama, may il never be SAID
thai The mountains divide US.
Rv Wn. NJ Riues. esq. The Editor of the
a Csmp Intelligencer,' he wrote with quill
from The fretfui poroupine' hc deserved
nlume from the Eagles wing.
By J. NJ. Armisedd Liberty, The legacy
ofour fathers, their grateful sous viii ever be
ready TO defend IT.
", MIR. j. Peterson, Of .4labnma j: Gen. Ma
ron NAV he ever live in the heart of hrs coun-
iRy MIR. p. parton; May the spirit of 10
ever be- cherished.
Nv Mr. Joln Mas Gen. Jackson, Presi-
,,nt ofthe u. States, may he deceive his enc
.,,;es fulfil the wishes OF his friends; be rec
i.cted like Washington, and live 10 q good old
aye and die like Christian.
By MIR. p. E. Booker: The memory of
Warren and Montgomery, may they never be
forgotten.
btiooary soldier, from the Western District OF
Tennessee y The United States, one and indl-
visible. may their union be ever pcfpetuated,
even TO the latest posterty,
By Dr. N. w Floyd Our Host, may nus in-
lure days be many and happy as MS former
have been prosperous aud honoraoie'
By Mr. n b. Thurman; Mr.. and Mrs
Frazier. our best friends while in Camp Hoi-
ly. :, or
By Fl. d. MurrsN, esq: y. :. Officers,
NAV their political sentiments never interfere
with their public duties
By Mr.. Ro. H. Gray: The present admin
istraion, may they 'rs'ie tue spirits OF reform
body po,i,ic, and wholesome atmosphere SUI
round our national councils.
By Br. ~ w. Floyd: The Editor OF the u.
S. Ieeg raph, his patriotism is unequalled by
any other Editor in the Union.
By Mr. Hardin d. MTreH
Woman, lovely woman,
"Ofal, the trophies which vain morials boast
By wit, by virtue, or by valor won
The first 4, fairesl is woman's captive heart.
conMUEIcATED.
On the 4th of Jlly, 1929, a large and respec-
table number of the citizens OF Campbell coun-
~ assembled at the Spout Tavern, at which
-. Mace that ever memorable day was celebrated
Win that degree of enthusiasm and hilarHy
which It's return Is so well ca lculated TO eAcHe
in the hearts Of all patriots. The Declaration
of Independence was read in most iorcibe
and IMPRESSIVE manner by DIR. b. M. Francis o.
He was followed by Mr.. Vim. X. Dawson ho
delivered an Grafton highly credlIable 10 him
self, and worthy the occasion. Alter which
the company repaired 10 II sumpiuous entertain
meut, prepared by Mr.. John II. Piunker; at
which Capt. Zaccheus +. Cheatham was made
President of the day, and Mr.. Joel Mckinney
Vice President After tie cloth was removed
the following Toasts were drunk
TOASTS.
I. The day we celebrate May power, pow
erty nor a9arice prevent lis annhal celebration
while time shall last.
o. The Congress of 70: It's master spirits
struck for true liberty may it blaze until the
whole world becomes Illuminated with the
fame.
3. The memory Of George Washington an
examine to mankind in all its different spheres.
T. Thomas Jefferson. The standard of Repuh
IS fond OF fl edom.
s. The Patriots Of the Revolution honor to
the dead, gratitude 10 the living.
g. The President of the u. States t.: Garry on
the work of reformation humanity makes us
pity the cuiprit, when suffering the penalties of
the law but Justice must be done or liberty lost,
I. The approaching Convention of The state;
NAV locai prejudices be laid aside, and the ex-
pectations of the people realized.
8. La Fayette: he came TO our assist ance
in time of need our nation gratitude is due
him.
9. Oar army and navy Infants in peace, 81
ants IN war.
10. South Carolina Be patient; we have a
phys clan at the helm of affairs, eminent tor
curing wounds as his predecessor was tor in
hicting them.
IL. The Tariff: the hobby Of Henry Clay ::
Get horse from the South, Mr. Clay, for you
want both speed and bottom,
IL. The Constitution of he u. States. Lei US
stand to The plain letter. five give way to i'm
plication, ere long throne will be implied.
10. The Fair Sex -
without the smile from partial beauty won.
Oh what were mani a world without a sun :"
VOLUNTEERS.
By Joel Mckinney: Success and prosperity
10 the present administration.
BY Nm r. Dairson: The Hon Henry Clay:
Though now on his farm, the voice of 81 nation
will yet call him from retirement, and place
him inthe Presidential chair.
By Or. w. H. D Christian Doct J. Saun-
aers, Samuel Clayton. Col Campbell and Cal
oh Menuiss, our representatives in Con.
veuton; they will more than realize the ex.
peciations Of heir cons i,uents.
By Nm Frbuh: May the present admin
istfation of Gen. Jackson and his cabinet far
exceed hp o uPCta ion of his enemies
Anonymous President of the day
Capt. Zaccheus f. CheaIham, health, prosprr.
ity'and happiness attend him.
BY Ellis Hunter DIR. Benz. NJ. Francisco,
the reader of the Declaration OF Independence,
BY Rob.. Hunter Gen. Andrew jackson:
Chosen by majority ofthe people 10 fl the
office which he now fills NAV they approye