Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-13

President. and Col. Philip Aye,t Vice II resident.
The following regular and volunteer toasts far as
they were handed in were drunk
The utmost harmony and patriotism prevailed
throughout the day.
]. The day we celebrste-The era in which libcr
~ was reared: IL is Thomas Jefersops: he made il
aud hallowcd it by his death: Millions unborn will
bless him. for its blessings. Q guns.
.. The memory OF Washington: 1t grows grccncr
and grccncr in his country's affections. ? guns
@. Andrew jackson: Elected by free people 70
yet'act their government to its first principles So
far he has been faithful, he knows Mey will be true
to themselves. guns.
4. James Madison: The profound statesman and
vrtuous man-IIis lucid aud able report of 'o3, will
forever endear him to all the friends of the Constu
ton. guns.
o. The Orator OF the Day, His fervid eloquencc,
classic purity, nnI patriotic sentiments have endesr
ed him 10 all his auditors. King William proud
TO adopt him her gun
g. The Blood Of tho Revolution: Thc cement of
our Union-may it prove adhesive as the Bumcn
of Egypt. guns.
z. Lexington and York Town: The Alpha and
Omega of Independence, aid proud monuments of
our countrys glory gun.
o. Earl Of Chatham: The eloquent advocate of
American rights-Power could not intnidatc, nor
interest swerve him from principle 1 gun
o. The Federal Union: Its preservation is worthy
OF every sacrifice, save that Of liberty. ? guns
10. The Federal Constitution-Madc TO preserve
the Federal Union: Lot its vioators look well to the
consequences of their acts. guns.
IL. Patrick Henry: The monarch Of eloquencc--
when he struck hberys tocsin, tyrants quailed and
freemen rejoced OH that we had sooner needed his
prophetic warnings of the dangers to come 2 guns.
f2. Phe ".4msricdn System a sacrifice of the ma
ny TO the few; the strong the weak; the vr;uous to
the vicious. "Turn and turn abou:" is ''far play"
guns.
10 The Ns.c England Colonies of $780, Tbey will
do all, and suffer all. that tho Old England Colonies
Of 10 did and suffered-Bm more What 10 then,
is the difference between 'TdriF .1ct' and
"Stdnp .4et," guns.
Ia When the needle shall cease to point 10 the
north, and tho stars to give their light then will man
cease to bow at The shrine of woman guns.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the President of the Day: Trade, free and un-
restricted with all nations.
BY the Vice President: John Randolph of Roanoke;
Tor 80 years the faithful centinel the watch tower
with liberty and the constitution for his polar star
his variations have been only those of the magnetic
needle.
BY the Orator of the Day: The general diffusion Of
the elements of Education; the osv palladium on
which q free government reposc with permanent
cy and security.
by Mr. Edmund Turner: Our Representative in
Congress, John Roane)-he faithful and jealous
advocate OF the peoples rights.
BY John G Pollard: Washington; his fame never
less estimated, than when Bolivar is said to be his
equal.
BY J Gwathmey. Civil Liberty; It's the exclu-
sive boast Of us Americans: may cherish and pre-
serve IT. as the dearest boon that Heaven has yet al
lowed to fallen mortas.
BY William II Roane: The Maysve road as il noup
stands IL the best ''nationaI road that was ever
made II kentucky will use it, it will lead her TO
the bosom of afectionate mother, where she will
find her lost principles of '98.
BY Captain William Claiborne: Andrew Jackson;
the peoples President and the President for the peo-
pie.
BY Mr W Halves. Banner of tho constitution; may
IL bear the inscription Union, Liberty and Equality
now, and forever.
BY Mr. Thomas Carter: The memory of Thomas
Jeferson may we, like him. always keep The brilliant
star of Liberty steady view.
BY James T. Shadwck John Roane: able Representa-
tive IN Congress.
BY b. +. Jones Gen. Andrew Jackson: The Hero of Or
leans he ever be remembered with affection country
which he has honored
is acknowledged by all His integrity and views are making
rapid noads in the national world, and will speedily hailed
BY Reuben Dugar Benjamin w Leigh; the pride of Eas-
tern Virginia
chec, in re building the constitution upon the only and
lasting foundationiho principles Of Thomas Jefferson
by Rch'd u johnson The patrican Blood Roanoke
and thu Pebean Clay of kentucky, the divine right, totally
by Isaac QiaIle,. Andrew Jackon The "M,tary Chief
tan' who to lave "subdued his couny's liberties An
immense will march with him. the cut
through Kentucky in hr!herance of his ambitious
BY John J. Roano Farms and Farmers the best factories
ByJ H. Gwa,hmey Woman who has not Eel, the omnipo-
'encc of her aiactonwe the world hut she governs
BY WIN b Boyd. Here to our courtry may Il,
always prosper against those that nmcal may
who would do well, do better and may do not ne
veIless in defiance Of themselves, do it,
nBy r. Doughery Health and prosperity the citizens
King Williams their hospitality, like the mantle of charity, will
q multitude If sins.
BY Robert Burke Our faithful Representative in the last
Legislatures may he not he forgotten in October next
BY Benedict Crump. The year 1884;
Nav IA tire West,
With all tho influence of dav;
May the Union be str enghencd mi bles
BY the wisdom and virtue OF Clay
by Capt Ammon Johnson Gen. Andrew jackson; worthy
Of the Office which he honcraby elevated; high
est in nation RE, the first war; the FIRST glory,
rs in the affections Of his coun,rymenrnay his splendid
1.s,sv.-sn.. 60 down to Nh. Iss.. po. ,
nOCTOR TALMADGE SUTHERLAND has
~ by The solicitation of his friends taken an Office
No. 81, Wall street. in the of the New York In
suranco Company, where he will be happy to admin
ister advice to persons luborng under dyspepsia from
10 to o'clock, Sundays exccp,ed) A. all other
times, will attend his dwelling corner of Great and