Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-09
LYNCHRuRG ARTILLERY.


The following tossts were drunk at tie din
ner given by the Lsochburg Artillery, at which
Capt. John f. Norvell presided. assisted By
Lieuts. C. A. Wihers and }. II. Simpson.
VOLUNTEER ToAsTS.
By Hon. Judge Nm. DANIEL The dellbera-
tons Oft the approaching Convention Of Vrgi'
MIA ; may the result disapPoint none but those
who hope or fear too much.
| b, John H. Cnbeu, M. D.-Gen. Andrew
Jackson and his cabinet council may they
continue 10 progress in the work oil the reior-
nation aud publication so essentially necessa-
ry for the public good, i'll completed through.
oil, this our beloved country And may they
also so administer the national government,
within the constitutional limits Of The great
charter OF the Union. 80 As 10 acquire honor
10 Themselves good 10 their country, and The
universal esteem and gratitude of their coan-
| trymen.
BY hiaj James D. Ri,gae The U. States of
| America: they furnish the best model o! re-
publican freedom the western hemlspheres
| have ever seen.
| By John A. Wharion, esq. : Tie Pres't ofthe
United States Man,lej by The nations conf.
dence. and executing the peoples will. the little
thunders OF the opposition trown and roar,
aud explode harm ess al his feet
| BY Capt j. T.. NOrUei John A. Wharton,
orator o. the day his able, eloquent and pat
riotic display of taleD meets our warmest aud
siacere Acknowledgements.
BY Lieut. c. a. WtherS Our respected
| friend and fellow ciIIzep, Samuel Clayton, esq
| Reader ofthe Declaration OF independence
| May he, IN the approaching Convention of
| our State, prove himself an ALE architect In
the building of an Ak, which will be- cherish.
ed by the present andsaIl succeeding gene
| rations.
By Capt Grief B. Tate: TIE present nd
min'straton; From It's purify, vigilance and e.
economy, the nation an,icipatesa happy issue
10 us ratr,o. &c iaDofs.
BY achilles d Johnson: The coffin hand
bill slanderers of President Andrew jackson
they have Internationally done much good
thanks for their zeal, indgna,ien Tor their mo.
, tlVes, contempt Tor their discretion
By Capt. John p. Wilson Gen. Jackson
Way The measures Of his adminlstr ali ion be con-
hnrd within the limits of the constitution, char
ac'erlzed BY justice, aud terminated to his
honor aud his country's good
By Monsieur Henry Leuba The United
States of North America Come, ye that are
exled from the land 0fyour ancestors by y.
rants Come, ye that can lcnger submit 10
hear the yoke ofniitiiary deSpots , for, by the
tiresde of every American you viii Gnd a ],
home, and in that home sincere friend, u |
cherished brother.
b, John A. CGbeH Henry Clay, the timer
ant spouter having failed in his first attempt, |
he IS again raying his forces. LAYING waste The !
country with ar, pe>tence and famine.
BY George NorreR Gen Andrew Jackson !:
though his enemies may denounce him, MS
country nerves he arm of the patriot, a I'd "a |
to the man of her choce," we'll done thou
good and faithful servant"
BY John A SowerS Henry Clay MAJ of
splendid talents, hui, unfortunately for Himself
and country, a corrupt statesman
The following toast was sent to the A tllsr
company by s. .4yres, esq commander -ttfr
hthe drays,n relpy 20 one received IRON Cap
}. +. Noryell, of the Artillery - The Ly,lchdu,g
ArftHsTy md Rife cOmpaniss: May me only
rivalry between The III lie. which shall best dis
cha &c their duty as citizen soldiers.
BY JOHN 4, Wharton Henry Clay: the
black leg desperate in morals, in fortune and
in fame
* Lieut.. c. A. Wihers: Henry Clay: ma,
he correct the slovenly condition OF his 0w.
farm, and cease his anxiety for the managr.
ment Of Uncle Sans, which he LEFT, as much
Out oil repair IN his retirement, as he has found
his own o u his return home. I
BY My. Thomas Rudd: Nav the retirement {
OF Henry Clay he etc nal, and hs canmb, a.
gainsi ten. Jackson AS FAINT as Gen Lees was
against the immortal Washington.
By Calun. The, Henry Clay, The time is no,
lar san, wher, liz the lnlngy Of day. I
whose < glorious beams dispense the eoyious
clouds, he shall again appear OH the aga of,ne
world vita ewborn ustre
by W. Il. BIiteg: Andrew Jackson: in
youth, he SCARED nor his blood in hi, countr, )
defence IA age, he spared not his ease in
promoting Thai Count,vs good
BY Joha l. CdbeE, NJ D.-Tbe memory oil
the immortal Thomas Jefferson, the author of
me Declaration of our Independence, the fruit
OF which is this day ceebr9tcd throughout this
,nAPpy 'a"u May ms pure and genuine Repua
Iican principles, a developed throughout The
course OF his political ie. and more n.rt,eular
iy in that memorable era OF our cogutfy. IN the
years OF % and '99, shine forth a; briIji1ntI
Siar IN ne East, Illuminating the minds of all
present aud future generations ,
By FayeHe Henry NOrueH The uniyersit,
OF Virg ma; May ii tie triumpha { over ali
diff 'uities, and remain monument To tl4 mem.
DRY of those who iusti,utedit
BY George ". Smith The Virginia Coryen-
ton May the deliberations of thai WIS., body
promote the interest aud happiness of The PEG.
Pile.
BY Capt, John f. NorueH John Branch
sec ,rtary Of the N'vy his purity of mind, his
hdelny 'othe dulles of his office, and a long
tf'eu h'a IN the service of his native state prove
nun Wen qnsilhed tor station in the council,
of the nation.
By John H. 0sies1y Henry Clay the late
explosion of his malice at Fowlrr,s Gsrdan LLe
ms payer Tor war pestilence and famine"
WI, bring shame and confusion upon himself.
by Lodotoick e. Price The Preslden, of the
u states the man of The peoples choice. he
IS but executing the peoples will,
by George D. Thurman My competitor the
leader OF the tie band-May he not blow dis.
cora on 'hIs Immortal day but rather, like his
pleuecessor' 'anSle', MI himself 20 pour forth
BY HIM. I. Cornell Henry Ga Tho
tr'ot aud statesma. firm and inaexible !. il is
hoped his retirement from otHce will be of short
duration, and that he VIII soon he elected To