Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-20
AMMIVERsARY FESTIVAL.
COlIlLLL.NrICATEn


was celebrated at the Tavern of Col Samuel b. Jeter
In the County of Nottocdy on Monday the 5 inst
Prayer ard Thanksgiving offered to the Throne
of Grace, by the Rev VIM. S. White who then rad
the Declaration OF Independence. An Grafton was
then delivered by MIR. Ed:' in G. Boo,he which abound
Ell In richness oil thought, pury of STYLE and force OF
elocuon, with spirit patrio ism dfuscd
highly creditsble 10 the talents of the Youthful Oaor
A respectable Company then sat down IN sn,nn,,,o,s
repast, furnished by Col. Je,er at which Major r. H.
Anderson presided, assisted by Col. VIM c. Grernbili
as Vice President. The cloth icing removed the fol-
lowing ioass were drunk, with great good feeling, and
patriotic enthusiasm o.
The Day we celebrate The most even fu, in the
annals OF our Country the tirh-day of our Liberties
The memory of George Washington: Ills highes
eulogy, a Nations era ,itude.
The Author of the Declaration of American Indie
pendence-
Blu, have loft him alone in his glory"
Our Revolutionary Fathers: They purchased the
!nuepenaence oil our Country with their blood; they
uansm'ted it to us as an inheritance. by their virtues
D The President of the u S. By his Veto en- the
Maysville Road Bill, he has for himself
%.sa' m % which,
d Virginia: The first declare her National Inle-
pendence she will be the last TO surrender il,
The Constitution Of The u. S A rigid Observance
OF its principles, the surest guarantee of Civil Liberty
John Randolph Of Roanoke Though absent from
the shores OF Virginia, grateful! emembrauce of him.
still dwells in the bosom of her sons.
8 Cuares Carroll of Carroon: The only surviving
Sgner of the Declaration of Independence.
10 The Tariff: 1t dies bard but by the reduction OF
the Salt duty, its mortal stab is given.
Ill Agriculture and Commerce: Free and untram
IL The University of virgini,: May it become the
alma mater OF Sons, worthy Of the School of JEFF
ID The Fair
ooh Woman is to thy onehan,mont owe
No So a0 SS of yg TSs ILL %"a our Ky
Wers M %oSie moi eau"% s piI,Sn S w%S,a , ~ >,
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Doctor Henry L. Shore The Health Of James
BY VIM. Fitzgerald p. p Barbour; while his voice
is heard in the Councils of the Nation, Virginia will
never want centinel on the Watchtower of Liberty.
BY VIM. b. Irby: The Presiden, of the u. States
the hrm supporter OF the F,1era Constitution regard.
less OF his personal aggrandzemem;, and with single
eye to the interest OF his Country. he '.csates not TO
put his Veto upon any unconstitutional bill.
by Doct WA. G. Jackson John Randolph of nOcn-
oke; the Star of the Western may he prove the light
OF the Eastern Hemsphere.
by Francis +. Jones Political Liberty: NAV tn. time
aoeeiily arrive, when every nation kindred and tongue
th9,, rGjpice in the blessing, of Freedom.
by Robert III. Boothe The Maysville Veto
Now is the winter of our discomfort
Made glorious Summer"
BY Col Samuel 3D. Jeer; The true friend; not he
that promises and performs nos but he that performs
and promises not is the true friend.
BY Edmund Fitzgerald Let a banner be unfured,
inscribed Libery--the Consdtuiion-Jdckson.
BY Edwin C.. Boobe, (the Orator of the Day) B
w. Leigh; his course in the late Convention, has
cured for him a political reputation, only equalled by
his professional celebrity
BY Geo. w. Harrison James Hamilton Jr of s
Carolina; the Mirror Of Southern feeling the genius
Of chivai;.
rated and distinguished Fellow Czen,-Willam r..
Giles.
BY Major H. r. Anderson, president Of the Day.
Mr.. Senator Barton; may the people Of Missouri as
possible, dispense with his services, and
employ him again-ercept iChen The COtos come home.
Bv Col. VIM. c. Greenhill, (Vice President of the
Day) John Randolph of Roanoke; the honest, the
faithful and ever vigilant cenne Of his Country; like
Gold passed " seven times through the crucble, the
more tested, the purer lound-whst cannot disap.
probate his appointment, the hearts Of his counttynen
follow him TO Russia
By Doctor Peterson w Harper; The late John @.
Adams and his " Travelling Cabinet" so much denrs.
Gated by Thomas Richie. Esq. & Co., meets the cor.
dial appreciation and imitation Of President Jackson
Van Buren, s. Co.; may they travel any soil except
Clay.
BY Col. D. p. Todd Thomas Richie; the able Edi.
Tor and honest man.
BY Doctor Austin Watkins: Charles Fenton Mercer
the Pug.fce Of the late Convention who was sile ced
by the .NdsfiFof Roanoke.
BY Geo. w. Harrison a Pug flee could never have
been the father Of the Unver'iy Of Virginia
By Spencer Jackson Benlmin w. Leigh; the abili
~ aud zeal with which he advocated our interests du
ring The late Convention, justly entities him to ou
waTmest gratitude.
BY Doctor George Fitzgerald: BENJAMIN ". Lsiob
let every man FIJI his glas, and drink il 10 the Ieas
BY Captain Travis II. Epes The Tariff, born an
nururedin frozen cline, may is chilling and damp
ing influence uPen Southern interests soon he dspeIIe
by the warmth aud brilliancy Of our Southern Lumi
niries.
By Louis c. B,uIdn May all Politicians VINO %
on a high horss, TO eat cUsiard-al who set out a
knights erran', in search Of somebody do benefits
and all who insist managing other peoole's cor
ems whe they have not fret provided for their own
be aoa,ed by the strong Of the people.
by Putnam Sith The new Constitution Of Virg
MA" PeserVing The essential principles Of the old
fidelity. " "
by Captain Richard Bones The Orator Of the Dsy
should bis meridian beam correspond with the blushe
OF his early morn bis orb will he Of no ordinary us.r
By Doctor George Fitzgerald The Rev Mr. Whit,
ibe Ipab he ycissst8 to be-he Pstriot add the Cbfi
Tau. "
~ Doctor WIN G. Jaek,en The Pfcsid. IL Of N