Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-14
IUURTI OF .FU.Y CaLEBE- lTioN.
Ar TAppAuANNoCK

AT TAPPAHANNOCK.
The ,ith OF july was celebrated in Tappahannock
with more than usual animation. In CONSEQUENCE of
the heavy and iucessant fall OF rain the firing Ut the
National Salute was necessarily dispensed with; but
notwithstanding the nclrmency of the weather q
i4fge asSenbage OF ladies and gentlemen, comp j.
sang the beauty and fashion oi the and It's ycn-
~ met at the court house ut o'clock wl,on the
Declaration oiludcpcnleuce re ad by Mr.. G. Is.
Moss. and neat, aniDated and appropriate grafton
delivered by MIR. James K. Micou ir. which re-
heeted much credit on the youthful orator.
From the court house the company repaired to the
Farmers Hotel, and al o'clock sat down to sliinp
iuous barbecue, prepared b. Col. Jns. Dangcrfcld
The proprietor. After the cloth removed the
following toasts were offered by the President Dr.
Austin 3 ockenhorouGh, and drank with great glcc.
I. 1hc day IRE cctebr,Ic May it ever be Il Sab
bath in the calendar OF Freedom and /; Jubilee
throughout the world.
Q. lie Memory Of the Naa,ort,lt UIusain ton:--
FIRST ~ Peace. first III War, first ia te heart. Of
las country en' Drank standing.l
;. TIE .4nericaa CI.;oa: Created to advance the
interests o. the w!inle; it may last forever by con
tHing It's action to its appropriate sphere, and dsn:
rs benefits equally to all the parts
q. The Presl!e,,t Of lie IT, s.: The People s
choice, 0hd We have doubt he is The man OF the
people.
D. Tie msmory @f Lee, jefferson. end .4d,ans =
The mover, the author, and The advocate OF the
Decaratlon OF Independence drank siandingsJ
t. The memory of the Wise. the Good and the
Brave, who nspfed the COUNCILS and t,ugh at the bat
tics ofour Liberties.
7. Tie Sttcs: Their rights must be held sacred
by the General Government.
G. The I2nerscdn SgStens: We protest against tie
principles which it is founded.
D. agriculture, Co:..merce, and lastly Mant!ac
tuyis
Ic The Advocates of Internal improvement, Will
bear n mind that "a State debt is State curse
IL Oar STATE Conventions May its members keep
IL mind, hat equal burdens and equal benefits are
the only true bases Of Republican Government.
IL. RDrds nnd Caaais: Those who receive the
benefIt. should bear the OF CrpatlCu them.
IS Tie .fnieric4" Far: The lifc OF oar hopes
and the hope of our lives
VOLUNTEERS.
L; Dr.. Austin Brockcnborougll, the President
The Orator of the dav.
BY VIM. Matthews Esq. Andrew jackson, p. u
3: May his conduct i'll civil life add much lustrc
20 his fame did his achievements in military life.
BY Nj. Thomas Matthew's Andrew Jackson: =
Elected by the people to the first Office within thc
gift; may every act OF his administration bear tho
impress OF the love Of country.
BY Capt. Arthur l.. Barnes. The acts OF the
present administration OF the General Government
they are thus far sanctioned by d vast majority o
American frcemcn.
BY Mr.. WIN. A Wright. The Convention:
Eastern Virginia has nothing hope, but all to fear
from the results of its doberato:ls.-SAc may lose
but cannot win.
by Zach, u. Crittendcn, Esq. May that love OF
liberty which inspired Forctatcis 10 fight for 1t,
emulate posterity To preserve it.
BY MIR. Is. Moss. Long and short shoes to
the enemies OF this Commonwealth
By Air. Chas. Il. MOSS. Agriculture, commerce
and manufacturers Shame him who woulL bow the
pougharf and the ruddcr, to the spindle and shuttle.
By ar. n. Burchard. Mar,al Van Euren-the
Champion Of SstOse Rights his zeal and industry in
discharge Of his duties entitle him to the appreciation
of the friends Of Independence.
BY Mr.. Edward Wright. The Virginia Editors
an utaxed race Of gon'ry, and all recreant to the
cause Of Lower Virginia.
BY Mr.. Geo. Stubblojield. Thomas Paine: the
hand that defined, and The that suppote thu
lights of Man.
BY MAJOR II. X. Barnes Of Richmond County
]no Randolph oil Roanoke. tuc honest and incpundsi.
man. may he speedily recover his health
BY Mr.. David p. Wright of King Il Quceu. Tn
memory Of oar deceased u7trious patriot Thoma
Jefferson; may tie members vi the Virgins, Conveu
ton weigh well his Options
BY Mr.. f. Waller of ITestmoreland The Re
pubic OF America: may II exist without being tar.
isled by corruption military despolsm
Ry MIR. Il. Moss. The Old Dominion: Those
who don: Ike i let them leave it,