Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13
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PRINCE GEORGE.
The return Of the suspicious day. on which oar nation
existence conmenced the day when the sun of H.
hery that had been dawning for ages the world burst
in full glory on our country; was celebrated bv n mr..
lion of the citizens of Prince George at a spring not
far from the Courthouse, with demonstrations of those
pleasing emotions, the occasion well calculated
TO inspire. committee appointed by the meeting
consisting of John PrentiS. Richd b. Bate Ro Bate
Col. J. a. Peterson, Na,hl c. G. Friend Thos A. Oil
yer, DIR. Fheodock Bland Charles Sidney Russell and
VIM Shand5 r to prepare toass suitable for the
At two o'clock the company sat down 10 dinner, VIM
Stands presiding, assisted by Capt John Eppcs as
Vice President After dinner the following toass we're
drank with great convivialty, while the utmost good
feeling prevailed:
A AL I%y S-So b,:hGs aS the Of political history.
is tho liberty aud happiness enjoyed by pOstcrty
No ~a"; Ssd a SFn E. sa ais%s$ s".
His grateful country for his deeds of famo
roimmor,aiL .hal gyo his name
L. The Declaration of ndependenccA bright star in our no
Hea h9izon winch shines with renewing asIre tho Temple
s. The Constitution of tho u. sThe of profound wis
o ana virtue: May ever remain unpolg,ed by
G. Tho Union must he presoryedn not by
violence AMI boodhod but by policy that will satisfy and conc
Tic President u sBy prompt and in iisious ever
c:e OF his constitutional privilege he has himself worthy
g. dh9 Ney Goa,ti'9'ionrhe %ognanmoue compromise of
The Amy Nnvy-Too brave to snimtoo generous to
nsuDariog nuiec win ever fury; suffering
humanity be protected by their gailantry
TO- BENZ W. Lcig-is noble exeron in tho Convoution
people Of Eastern vs %i be remembered with gratitude by the
ii. Judiciary syscm-vvhon ro-odeod may il bo so or
eay u justice may be SPEEDILY, mpaaly and ably admin
The prcsswhen incorrup beacon to warn ua from, dan
gers when swayod party Interest," fOments dco
49, Is Fair-Wo yield tho homage of gen
TIC '"0"sn p0w'ri" sway Va, ,r>rr,,,,
NY T rrSsGnt OF tho Dayoar representative In consos
interests Of his constituents
NY Capt John H. PotesonJohn Randolph or Roanoke our
Minister to Rus'iaoqr best wishes him. safe return
by Richard b. Bate people speedy recurrence and
Nv Robert BaoN uamoy's the ivs aGI 'o1
Of public servants to have euaicd support
for their seyees' And how long and her children
to inherit oico aud enoumon This would than English
% te ana estates for wo profess these thags
by John rro@'-fhc momory Goo Washington
ny MN nm INC people held their native rights
F From a%o. Spsss a6S 9 great "" gG; "
- BY him" their mutual shield.
ly h9s' oycI-I'eni W. LeghIle has the Of
me R rI ppn, o. rN y,r5,o,n. nj,
like troublesome ~ 91 about Tho PEOPLES Pfos
BY Richard q. Petersburg Rail Road-Nay it upo,
'of b. e" cb5 ES"o * H Hnissl
warnp appreciation, when its tho publ,
private 81 s% nS pofs n""o'o' an"
ly Barney Letter Cen tacot-
Of hof SEX and onolcued by sense
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"" following Tcasts were drunk by The Richnron5
In Ftyete ArtiHcrV and their guests The Rcb,1o,J
light DTngoons, The Members OF the Executive and
various Officers. civil and military, on Monday Tho
On inst az ClarR1 Sp'ing.--Iient Col RutIei f,ord
o, me hrHipry acted as President, and Captain j. r.
Rchard'o1 and Lieut. Henry Gibsonas VICE Presidents
o. ~ gay After dinner, Lieut. Wyndham Robertson
% me Dragoons, at Tie request Of the Company read
NE p"clara'icn OF Independence, ptthced by a few
handsome aud appropriate remarks The u!,no., b,r
mony add couvigaliiy prevailed tlirou, hou Inc DIV.
lS' The 4lh Of Juy'76-Aidsd thousands Of free and
nnpy vcices have greeted each reforming anniversarv
Vb lee ~ '''s J'y'"s
"a The Day--Lst all minor differences be ,bsor.
ed tn one common feeling Of patriotism
l. The mcmcry Of W5shington
an. The f.emory Of Jeffrtson--"R ecotJod bonors
him" """ '"''He" oVef
5h The Declaration Of Independence-No charter
rom naughty iyrant to HE no less naughty barons
@n, nc manifesto OF whole nation resolved TO be free
on or worthy guests, the Richmond Light ORA.
goohs-GdIlan' patriotic and sociahle-we desire mo
board. " q" wv ie'"Fe
fLicut. ComndL J. G. williams Of the D,,goors
,ter ienderng to manner highly com yimen ary 10
me Ar'lltfy) the acknowledgements of hia coros IN,
me sen''nen Just offered and its very cordial recep-
ton, i've The following ioa.t.:1
Ihe Richmond Ia Fayeue Ariiilery-Their urbaid
" ard hospitality give promise of their zeal and vao
In he battle fell, when in defence Of tbeir conn,rv
7b. The Richmond Leh, 1nfiniry Blues, and their
honoured guesis, che old Bues"-The bright exam
'F % me seniors has not been lost upon the juniors
D. Our Countrywide polar to The oppressed
I all nations.
oh. The Army and Navy Of the u. S.--Ths right
'nd j. Il arm Of the national defence.
10. 10 Fdyeue--A name associated with all that IL
treat and goOdtlio friend of liberty aud of man
18th. The amended Constitution of Virgiti,--rb
csult OF peaceful recurrence TO fundamental prioc
lc' sati-ficiory reiutaon Of the dogma that man !.
NJ aDsble Of slfgOvsfnment .
l2ih The Flag -four Counry-May 10 stars never q
'e ecliPsed, nor iis stripes obera,ed. it