Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-09

Dc construed, according 10 the PLAIN and ordinary
mesning Of ito language, tho common ntendnent Of
the time. and Of those Who framed it,"
g. The memory Of Washington.
4. The memory OF Jefferson and Adams.
S. Charles Carroll Of Carrollton-The only sur
viving sgner Of the Declaration Of American INDIE
Pendence. He has lived to see the fruits Of his
labors rPen into the brightest harvestpcacs to the
evening Of his days.
8. The President of the United States
=. The Governor Of Virginia.
o, The Union of the ststcs--only to DO preserved
by strict adherence the principles OF the Const-
tuition. according to it's plain reading
@. The Army Of the United Statcs-Chippcwa-
&C., The Navy of the United s,atcs-"Lst game
sound the Trumpet"
H. The Milhi. Of the United States.
10. The Ex-Presldcnts Of the United States.
i3 The American Fair
"The world was sad tho eesden q wild,
And man the bomi,. ssh'd till woman smid
VOLUNTEER TOASTS
BY the President-The Union Of the States
Patriotism shall tde the first vho would breathe dis
| union, and paralyzc the arm that would sever the
bonds Of our country
BY Major Merritt Noore-com Lewis Warrinp-
ton Of the u. 8. Navy-Oue Of Virginias favorits
sons-he carries with him the confidence and love OF
her people
BY Capt. S. Watts, of the Greys--yhe Tariff OF
1898 political article, manufactured for the bene-
1T OF rnonied capitalists from the "raw material
in1usfice and oppression.
| BY Capt. Chas. Cassell, of the Artilcry-"Peace
and honest friendship with all nutions-entangling
alliances with nome"
| BY 1t. Leaven Gayle. Of the Greys-"Fbe Old
Dominion" Phe doctrines Of go have taught her
not to accept bounty at the expense Of principle
by w. Il: SPooner-9'he day we celebrate: May
il never be forgotten.
BY Capt Cassell-John ". Nurdaush. Esq our
representative in the Legislature of Virginia
true friend to Volunteer Militia and tenacious of the
rights Of Frremen.
BY John w. Murdaugh, Esq. Yhc Portsmouth
Volunteers: The defence Of Craney Island, lasting
momento of their patriotism.
by Capt. Chas. Cassel. Capt. Arthur Ennerson:
who so calamity sustained the attack made by the
British barges on Craney Island, 2ed June Isis
BY Columbus G. Robinson. -andrecu Jackson
President Of the q. States: May he vet live many
years to serve his country, promote her honor and
render her citizens happy and independent.
BY Ensign f. Y. Blamire. The 'Suff'lk Goum
bans" The Volunteers Of Portsmouth owe them
mach for their kindness and hospitality We will be
glad, if possible to pay the debt with interest.
BY Thomas Emmerson. Henry Clay: the pro-
found statesman-.he true patriot.
BY George Watts The Clay of Kentucky: may
it be overun by the roots of the Hickorv
BY Lit Goyle. The Hon. George LoyaI: hrs orin.
ciples and talents the admiration of his frends-his
firmness terror to his enemies.
BY James NJ. Binford. Phe Hon. Robert Y
Hayne and George McDuffie: the eloquent defenders
Of Southern principles
By 1t. James B. Poster of Artillery. Political
senments-for the present. let them be suppressed
ana nothing but union prevail.
By Ensign NathI Gayle, of the Rifle. Gen. Dram
els Marion: hero of the revolution In the service
of his country he braved every danger to which un
open f6e OF a disguised enemy could expose him.
BY Ensign b. p. Blamire. oS the Greys. The
Amended Constitution of Virginia: RJunded in Wis
dom and experienee-nay il Increase and promote the
happiness Of ou' beloved State.
BY Orderly Gerg't ]. G Bruf, Of chs Artillery.
ghe Navy Of the States aad the Marine Corps.
like the sismsse youths, up'ited by nature
BY Corporal Hathaway, Of the Greys.-virain-
ia: the State in which we live.
By s. A. Borbes. Henry Clay: a native of Vir
snia--w0rthy Of the f,rst Office In the nation.
new name for an old Uins-a wof in sleeps clothing
BY N. Tixrell John Randolph of Roanoke bis
moral courage and steady perseverance, worthy
the descendants Of Pocahontas.
BY Grey. Internal improvements. q subject
which belongs exclusively to the States
BY Jas B. Boster. Hickory for fre-Clay for O
foundation.
BY Nathaniel Gale. Our brethren in arus, the
BY VIM. Bolton, Of Pennsylvania. The Ladies
ofVirginia.
A handsome dinner vas also provided at Reynolds
Hotel on Saturday. for party Of citizens who spent
the day in tho utmost harmony and good feeling.
Anumerous party Of Officers OF the Navy and cit
izens, also partook Of handsome entertainment at
Cedar Grove.
On Sunday appropriate Discourse was delivered
In the Presbyterian Church in Portsmouth, by the
Pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Smith.
In commemOrutoo of the day, the venerable patri-
OF, the Rev. jesse Nicholson, Of the Revolution
airy worthless, read the Declaration Of Independence
in the Methodist Church, in Portsmouih-the Rev
Mr.. hcKenney delivered pious and patriotic dis
course, after which collection was taken I'D for tho
Colonization Society.
Other honors were paid to the day, of which we
have no particulars.
IN NORFOLK
Yesterday the Light Artillery Bloes united With the
honors to the Fourth, respectful tribute to their
worthy commander, Miles King, Esq. by Dnper
prepared by Mr. Saint, at the Exchange Hotel.
The Junior Volunteers, Capt. John Myers, also
partook Of collation. at Jobnson's Hotel
ofthese we shall take further notice when furnish
ed With the particulars.
From the National Journal sf WedneNldy.
GREAT REPUBLICAN FESTIVAL.
The Anniversary of American Independence was
celebrated 10 this City, on Monday the 9Th Instant
with great enthusiasm by large and respectable as
semby Of Mechanics and other friends CT the Amer.
lean System, Internal Improvements, and HENRY
CLAY. Shortly after breakfast the People began 10
assemble the opeu Geld near the mill nj the nln co