Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09
Fooar-I eF .;'Iy Calculation,
ar GooCHL.ayrD COURT HOUSE.

at GooCHLaxD COURT HOUSE.
The SAD anniversary Of American Independence
outstanding the; rain. wheh continued without in.
tottnssion till after the middle Of the day. number
NJ ladies and gentlemen assembled between and 2
Y ye AaGr pas'a AK Of dinner Of the choicest
tu q. Macon, the indies retired to the dancing
and tho cloth being removed Col. Beniamin pde,
1gpa'nsd 70 prsslSs assisted hy Dr. George
fslo'vIn: taasts were drank with social glee. -.
" 1Ns Dayws celebrate. The birth. day of Anne
rfcpa lAheuys-ttou sawest CoIumbias sbackles fan
"a u .'r "d"""sfoa. The ght OF God for the
D, TAs":ss Js6erson. Fame on un,irnv wings.
shall wan hts nsmo through ages
a. 16.es .Msdtson- The Virginia Resolutions Of
l'9S-a text book for the American s,ateslnan.
.. bcyamtn Franklin. In wisdom, virtue patri-
o',s" philanthropy and science, not excelled
.. Pa<rtek Henry. A star that rose in the time
OF darkness, to illunine the road to liberty.
General Lgfoyef,e. The idol Of freemen-thc
bcncfactor of the world. -
%. The Heroes ss.d Pstyiaso rtAe Resos1,tion Nav
tho cause that urged them to deeds Of chivaliy AMI
,trite every votasy Of freedom.
O. TIE Army md -rary Of <he kust Utr Trusty
Representatives, Of the Revolutionary soldiers and pa
, 10. The Federal Coaaarrion. The ark ofour Do
ltlcal spic.y, ss palladium OF our libeaies-may it
scrss ths blessings IT conferred ave s0ns p1s''
~ aas Ca..sf.tdh q rFgi~a 1skilfdl urchi-
LosSne tit OF Rights BIO tho modeh liberty and eoua
sity, tho square uhd couTsass;i wisdom the Sh,nb.
tho ieSrl; aud iostee tho cement; then the
temple VIII te srcuse asylum for freedom "
-. 2as Ause,icaa Eair. CaIuuny, brca,,,e no,
thy 0lghsng breath upon their fame
- VOLUNTEERS
y ms Narci:sus W. Miller The memory Of
George hiargn His exalted patriotism and sbilify in
inaintsining republican principles, have Justly placed
hfn IN iamcs proudest cmaenoe.
ny DIR. John Il. Swnpu. The Richmond Conve n,
t,onists: May they remembes the epnaph Of the old
German physician: II was WELL wished 10 he be,rr.
rock physc. aud hore sm.
BY Mr.. Nicholas Poindexter. The President OF
The Uuted States: Condemn him not as yct-the
Aegean stable needed cleansing.
ny DR.. George w. Harris. Andrew Jackson, the
rcib1nar '0'' '''
gAs sgpoiat; to sSfr a Resaa a Hnqas L<,a
ny Or. WIN. U. Pondexter. Henry Clay: The
splendid dinner orator; the siigator Of j. O. Adams
work of God.
BY Col. d. Anderson. Henry Clay: rho trfrlr.-
ri planet In our political hemsphc-e-the cloud that
noenred s orbit is now passing by, old hts rays OF
light will be more resulgcnt than meridian day
ny Mr.. g. Poindcxter. Henry CLAY: Like Judas
Lcat"t, preaching the Gospels he mets and mouds
tho hcaris Of the people around him, yet his own still
fctaine ITS own native depravity.
by Mr.. r. L. Watkins. Henry Clay: His bril-
liant genius, patriotism, philanthropy and superior
sqoahheatons as Statesman, sril attach TO him all
possessing nRprcIudiced minds.
BY Mr.. VIM ateriwether Of Albenarle Ifenyc
Clay; The friend OF Watkins and the opposer of Bar
r.. X has been stated that he paid off his LARGE
boots, while Secretary of State, but never shown
now ne Obtained the money.
by Mr.. John RoyHer. Henry Clay, Like pure
Go!d-the he n rubbed the brighter he shines
By Mr.. John ID. Anderson. Henry Clqy's last
sgee.n--Mnrk An,hony's oraiionover Caesars body.
y BY Mr.. John N. Vaughan. Henry Clay: The
PRIDE OF his friends, the terror of bis enemies, and
sPars me- corrupt AID eotrupting administration.
by Capt Tho. w. Vaughan. Henry Clay M
wonder At hrs Dyspepsia when he dresses his dinner
meats with go much Hickory suuce-it viii not SGT
web on his stomach.
BY Dr. Jnlisn Kean. Harry Chy:
LIN tao that bright sun trrre <;.
Yhiea 4, yet 10 shine 50 brightly.
14sS Ought etse ia he . Sos' Seasas Ils,
81 Mr.. Jefferson Archer. Henry Clay; Think
ma TO scout thy evil genius from thee; he'll meet
thee again at Pinllippj.
DS d.. NJ Chambers. Henry Clay: One ofVir-
gihias noblest sonsnay she give him her support in
The next Presidential election.
By MIR. Wm Lewis. Henry Clay: q We base
ehofs, who sold your presses or the promise oftrea
Ify pap TO abuse the greatest and beat of mcn:-
Ceaso yIpers, &c gnaw against flo"
by Mr.. John 3. Crrmp. Henry Clayi Thou looL-
Ga: wei railing at corruption-the devil rebukng IN.
by Capt. John Pollock. Henry Clay: Tho ca
.iny and wrath poured ont Of the phiais ofhircling
presses against him, sure tokens nf tho fears en-
tZftnnco ~ thcH masters, THAT hc vii hurl them
!so,n power.
BY MIR. John Thompson. Henry Chyi, The ia
hricators and retailers of the pnous tales Of his bar
Esn and corruption, know them to be ISLANDERS, cir.
'aiated TO eprve their base viows.
BY Dir. --------. Retrenchment; Defined By the
seininistratiop- Withdrawing money from the Trcd-
-sns 90 reward favorites liz unnecessary outfits To
dispIacc faithful public servsnts.
BY Mr.. VIM. Mallory. The Convention: Success
~ ire eforts-:nay hey never lnuent its call.
The gentlemen then repaired to the dancing room,
wheFe they joined nc ladies' in the sprightly dance
which continued ill iato hour, when the company
separated, having spent thu day in harmony and con
fiyial merTimcnt
srE,sroAg ETVLosos.--Tha WhcSing Compiler crrtans
following particulars sc the explosion o the boiler OF the
scaboa Kcna sba the 9Th Wit poub Of the Guay.
sdoue gef They communicated by citizau OF Who'll
r. WIN passenger in the boa, the time ne disaster