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

the time, and of those who framed it,"
3 The memory of Washington.
L. The memory OF Jefferson and Adams.
.. Charles Carroll OF Carroi.ton-The only sur
wing signer OF the Declaration of American indie
%pendence. He has lived to see the fruits of his
iaoors ripen 'h'o tho brightest harvest-pcacc to the
evening of his days.
6. The Presiden, of the United States
4. The Governor of Virginia.
U. Ihe Union OF the Statcs-Only to be preserved
ny q strict adherence to the princir-.s of the Consti-
tuition, according tn lis plain readina.
o. The Army of the United atcs-cb;n,ewa-
Orleans. Pp"
10. The Eavy of the United S.atcs-"Le, Fame
sound IL Trumpet"
II. The Militia of the United States.
IL. The EX-Prcs,dents of the United S,,,os
10 Yhe American Fair
"Il,e world was sad, the garden was n wild.
Ana man the hermit, sigh'd till woman smrd.
VOLUNTEER TOASPS.
ny the Pres'dent-TEe Union of the States
Patriotism shall stnle the first who would hrcotbc die
union, ond paralyze the arm that would sever the
bonds of our country '
iy Mayor Merritt M~oorc--Com. Lewis Warrinr.
ton. OF the u. s. Navy-One of Viroin;.,s {, vor;1.
sons-he carries with hiHl the confidence and love of
her people.
ny Capt. s. Watts, Of the Greys--The Tariff of
1893. A political article, manufactured for the bene-
lit of munied capitalists from the "raw material :,
injustice and oppression.
BY Capt. Chas Cassell, of che Artillory-aPeace
anu honest friendship with oil nations--entangline
alliances with nome"
BY 1t. Leaven Gayle, of the Gravs-sT,be Old
Dominion" The doctrines of 90 have taugbt ber
not tn accept bounty at the expense of principle.
by w. ii. Spooner-Ihe day we celebrate: Nav
Ii nrver be forgotten.
BY Capt Cassell-Joln ". Murdauol,. ESQ Nh
representative in the Legislature of Viro;n;a q
true friend TO Volunteer Militia, end tenacious of tho
rights of Frepmen. 0
BY John w. Murdaugi, Esq. Yhe Por,smop,b
Volunteers: The drfenoe of Crauev IsI,rL . ~"
UlftnlrnI Of ttplr nlfriOttGm
By Capt. Chas. Cnssel. Capt. Arthur Enrmersop.
VINO SO gallan'ly sustained the attack made by the
british barges on Craney Island, 2od June. 1918,
~ Columbus G. Robinson. .4aIre,p .Juckson.
President of the U. States: Nav he We, 1.-Two nanr
years to serve his country, promote her honor md
render her citizens happy and independent.
by imaIgn Is. r. Blaw:ro. The 'sSrfi.lk Colun
oians.. ne volunteers OF Portsmouth owe them
nnch for their kindness and hospitality We will he
g'nh' If possible, to pay the debt with interest.
BY Fh"mas Emmerson. Henry Cav: tho nro.
found sta; csman-tLe trne patriot. p'
by George Watts. Tie Clay of KcntucI,v. m.v
or overrun by the roots Of the Hicko,v
BY Lit Gayle. The Hon. Groree Ioysall. h;s nj.
c:'pies and talents the admiration of his friendsMh;s
a terror 10 his enemies.
BY JaTnes ID E.nfnrd. The Hon. Rob,r, g
tiayhe ana Gforse McDiitiie: the eloquent defenders
If Southern principles.
by LIT. James 3. Foster, Of Artillery. PoIitica,
entmcn,s-tor the present, let them be suppressed
ard nothing but union prevail.
HNN'sn ta'ii NaVie, OF the Rlle. Gen. Bran.
Marion: a hero of the revolution. In the serv;c.
Of his country he braved every danger to which m
open toe or u disguised enemy could expose HIM.
Ky. ti1sign f. =. Sla,mI-, of ,ho Greys. The
hniehusa CONSTITUTION OF Virginia: founded in wis
dom and eXpcrience-mav it increase and nron", W VIZ
of OIL, beloved State. Wv
by Orderly Serg't J. G BraE, of the Ar,il,erv
rhe Navy of the U States and the Narine Corns:
NE the Siamese youths. united Gy nofure
BY Corporal g. Hathaway, of the G1evs-v;,.;,
"a: the State in which we live Ign
BY .. a. Forbes. Henry Clay: a native of Vir
'n Ia Of the first office in the nation.
nome for an old hing-a wolf in sleeps clo,Iunn
BY N Tirrell. John Randolph of Roanoke. he
moral courage and steady perseverance are wor,bv
he descendants of Pocahontas. 9
ny a Grey. Internal improvements. a subject
which belongs exclusively TO the States.
BY Jas B. Boster. Hickory for f-e-Clay for n
,undatioD.
By Nathaniel Gale. Our brethren in arms. tho
Norfolk Volunteers.
By VIM. Bottom, of PENNSYLVANIA. -rh. J,l;o,
If Virginia. ~
"a handsome dinner was also provided at REYNOLDS
Hotel on Saturday, for u party Of citizens. WIN snsnt
he day III the utmost harmony and good feeling
Anunerous party of Officers of the NAVY and c;,-
lens, also partook of a handsome entertainment. n,
Cedar Grove. a.
On Sunday an appropriate discourse was delivered
y the Presbyterian Church in Portsmouth, by the
'astor, the Rev. Mr.. Smith. =
In conInemOration of the day, the yenerable'n ,,r;
It, the Rev. Jesse Nicholson, one of the Revo,rrtion
ny Worthless, red the Declaration of Independence
. Tue methodist Church, in Portsmouth-the Rev
'ir. McAenney delivered a pious and patriotic dis
curse after winch a collection was taken up for the
Colonization Society
Other honors were paid to the day, of Which we
ave no particulars.
IN NORFOLK.
festerday the Light Artillery Blues united with the
ionors to the Fourth, u respectful tribute 70 ,ba;r
worthy commander, Miles King, ESQ. by n D,nner
by Mr.: D Saint, at the Exchange Hotel.
me junior Volunteers, Capt. John Myers, also
OF u collation. at Jobnson's Hotel.
Ofthese We shall take farther notice when furnish
ed with the particulars.
RON ne JYattonnt Journal Of Wednem7qp.
1kEAT REPUBLICAN, FESTIVAL.
ne Anniversary of American Independence wes
ceieprateu IN this City, on Monday the 9Th instant.
WIN great enthusiasm by n large and respectable as,
scmhly OF Mechanics and other friends Of the Amer.
lean System, Internal Improvements, and Hsmnv
CLAY: Shortly after breakfast the People BEGAN 70
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