Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-27
.AMMIvERsARY FnsTTVAL.
COM.MU.NICATED

COu.hO.NIC.1JED.
on The 3rd day oil July, party OF gentlemen met a
the Tavern of MIR. Thoma. Bsvan, in the county o
southampton Tor the purpose Of celebrating the ami
verssry OF the Declaration of Independence and gfe
paraking OF sumpnons dinner prepared for the
zion, the following toats given:John Urqubart
1sq having been first called the chair and Cl Jas
lIezyant appointed TO assist him, Vice President
l. The day we ceebrate--Iis birth star was u {
light OF burning plans- now smiles upon twelve mil
lions OF rejoicing freenen.
2 The Union-May the golden links that hind II nc
Yer be severed.
B. The Constituiou-The powers reserved TO the
States, not to be consolidated in the General Co.
v@rnme1t; nor those conferred the General
ment nuitied by the States.
H. Th- President of the Unei S,acs-The mes.
sure Of his views, the public gOodhis reward the
puoiic conhiepce.
o. The Memory Of Washington
"Death, thou has killed another
Time shall throw a dar at thoc'
6. The Memory of Thomas JeGerson-Libery never
mad more devoted worsbpper, science truer vo.
=. The Memory of John Adams-Oie of the ablest
ana most Jealous advocates of the Declaration OF Inde
/ nisnce.
The Memory Of all who by tongue s,oord or men,
contributed to render w free aud Independent.
" The surviving patriots OF the Revolution-I,ike
minah in numbers "
10 The Ex-Presiienis
IL. 'iryinia-Ihe unwave'ing champion Of STATE
Riehts-Ohen balfl d--never dismayed.
IL. The Old Constitution OF Virgina-We view its
sinking rays with feeling Of deep regret
ID Our dsar country women
oh! they good as they are fair,
NoAe-none On earth above them.
VOLUNTEERS.
l3v Col: Trezvant The Virginia Resolutions of 9s
80 The principles adopted in that celebrated state
paper essential TO the Perpeiuaon Of ha Federal u
Mon
by. Edwards Butts. Party sirife-May il soon sub.
side, and our wdch-wofd be Union Liberty-and In
dependence.
BY VIM ID. Hood Benz. w Leigh-The s,renu
Gus and nielatig A6le member Of the Convention Hi.
Iahou. Tor Eastern Viz gnia should ever be remember
ed with gratitude.
BY Col William C. Parker. The Ms,ysvie Road
Bil-Ihanks 10 the pauiot statesman who had the mo-
RAJ courage to crush one OF the HYDRA heads.
By DR.. WIN. Guohwyn Charles f. Mercer-Hs
future acts must proclaim him useful and practical
man-Hi- past condemn hin a visionary
By William R'cks. The speedy extinguishment of
The public deb; after which may there be an honest
distribution OF the disposable monies amongst all the
States
BY Jeremiah Cobb Il. w. Leigh-Virgjnia NAV
we'll be proud of such sons.
by Richard Urquhsrt. b. Leieh-One of The
most eiu!gent jewels Of Virgnia-May he be suita.
blyrewarded.
BY William d Hood John Randolph of Roanoke
May The bleak climate OF ST. Petersburg, improve
nus constitution and render il equal the vgour Of his
mind. 90 " ~
By Col Trezvanl--John Randolph of Roanoke and
Benjamin w. Ieigh--TWo of her Distinguish aons
OF whom Virginia may boast her brightest Jewels
By X F'ezvdnt The victory at Ofeans A
"plonnmenfum acre pereHniuS" s gallant achieyer
by Theodore Trszvant Benz. w. Leigh--The in
deiAugaeie member Of the Virginia Convention and
once the Captain Of the Petersburg Blues who deliver
ed The colours to The Canadian Volunteers, and said
'ielurn these untsruished or dte.''