Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-09
FsrnrKieksnuEo, July 7.

. ECOhtIt tf. sOLf.
Eae Anniversary OF American Independence. IVES
Celebrated BY Il numerous meeting of gentlemcn and
ladies', at ii barbecue. a, Richards Spring. near the
Town OF Falmouth. on Saturday tho Sd of July, 1880.
J"ogs John Coaltor was appo ntsd President, and
Murry tIfbes, Esq. Vice PlesiIe2t-whcn the .ul-
lowing toasts were drank:
|. The day we celebra;e-May its annus, return
hnd Us a free and happy people.
: Tue memory of Washinpton-"Firs in war,
ffal in pcccc, ami first ii the hearts Of his country.
men."
9. The memory OF Thomas efiersoa-Th author
OF the Declaration of Independence.
d.. The. President of the u. States.
3. The surviving Soldiers OF the Revolution
1hoF has ut length done them Justice
NAV the evening of their days be as happy es the
morning was glorious 10 their country.
6. The Unioa of TIE Siates--Paramount to all o.
Tier Confusion aid dislnay to all
''NuliiGers."
Z. Tne State C ,vcrnuient-Eguai and eync. ius.
st'cc 10 all Neither too great centriuetul nor centri
iagai ucotio' To er from The Federal Government.
y. The State of South Carulina--One in front rank
ouring The Eovolution--Ma she continue to add to
t"o iustfe CT her name, and not so act as 10 tsrnish
her glory.
- Agriculture. Commerce aud Manufacturer
Tho three great pillar of National prospcrity-Nay
nciiacr Of them DC iostered by government 10 tile in
Jury ot TIC others.
10. The Congress of the Uuitcd Statcs-More ac-
iiar--lcss talk.
II. Oar sister Republics OF South America
feare, unity and prosperity attend them.
- VIrginia-Our native ate-Alw W. firm; al.
ways tenpeta'ei always intelligent; wall ut ull times
to her duty.
10 The Fair SeX-The first hope of rising man.
hood--The sweetest soiace of uecl n.ng years.
VOLUNTEERS.
Wy the President Free Trade and Sailors
Rights"
BY the Vice Presidcnt-The Union Of the States
raised be The tongue and confu.ion to the head,
'iiat tases suggest the idea of calculating its cost"
by Judge Cnrr-IIonor to The fair Ladies who have
'lon"red ny their presence The Bath day of our llbcr.
!ies, (amrnded By Judge Coalier.) and the back ofny
mana To those who Lave neglected US
by L. R"ai-TAc Navy of the L. States-Tl,e
boast 81 irecneh the wonder Of the world, tie
sconig o~s iyfants
B. john Moncure-The next Legislature HAY it
be Us Wise. a. the late Convention.
By Doct. y FitzlugH--Ioi.n Randolph of Roam
okc. $500
BY S. G. DAM l-Agricu9turo The fountain Of
or wealth and independence
BY Is. Gordon-Henry Clay.
Ivy } IL fIt2hugh--Bulivur--Likc WASHINGTON.
lie made his country free-iike Lycurgus, he became
an exile TIC Save 1.-THE kindred sublimry OF his vir-
ties wiil give hun an equal place i'll The I'emple of
Fame.
By George Klger--Genera acksan--An hones,er
PoISician inhablts no country on earth; fearless ord
unin"ved IN his Executive course Go on in the good
YORK, neither cCur,ing the favor of friends. nor dreaL
- the frowns.o OF enemies.
ny =. Is: Beckwith-Henry C!ay-Like Ceryun-
ies nero o: old when Replaces his lance IN rest. he
WIZ scatter the flick, though the Old Bell Wether be
III their head.
hy a Bacl!elor--Thc Fair--They only can render
the FaggHdPAth OF life smooth and pleasant.
WITHOUT oar hopes. without our fears.
without the home thai Ghnhted love etdear.
N'ihoat the sin!e from pa;tiai beauty won.
~ ""d Wefelnan:-d world without a sun"