Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08


,u..xa womb inmeasurabe, aud infui,e
abrea asst,
r..,o. and feeds all its children.
n The Fair Set
Dan woman in our hours nj ease,
,f,esr,,,n, coy aud hatd To please
,vn., main and anguish wiring the brow,
A mins,efing angel thou
VOLUNTEERS.
u, William l.. oaundefs--The memory of
" a,a,,eJ friend aud fellow member. VII.
ou' a,y,s Cabell. " In The midst ol life we
"'e o. lent. f. f. Bowen-Capi James W.
p',,am. the hrsi commander OF the Lynchburg
RGs Grays: May MS career e"d, as II began. IA
honor.
..a h. cara,ion OF Independence.
R, Richard h. Ioer- The Orator of the
nav His beautiful panegyric on the llustrious
,DG,,son deserved, as it received. the undivided
,haoks Of his hearers.
Do Richard X. Cralle-The Orator of the
~. The promise OF the thIrd generation
a,s.,v copbined with genius, --'honesty with
',,;o,,,m, aud science with sound sense.
n. Col. DAVID Saunders, Of Bedford, "a pa
If the revolution y Health ani prosperity
,he remaining soldiers of the Amecican Rev.
'.,;aoary army May they yet live To see
Jay wnen the Tennessee Hickory will be
vi vanished with Kealacky Clay.
D.. Cant. james Dllard, of Amherst, In pa.
If the regolution) -lhe Rife Grays of
1 w.. Their polite invitation and a,ten.
ny a. ,be surviving officers and soldiers of
~" revolutions, are particularly gratifying
A., they be an ornament to their town. the
' WI our country, and may happiness attend
them through HE.
Nv Col. Daniel b. Perrow, "a patriot of the
.a.rI, ,on1-The President ct The u. States
las, IN his appointments. correct IN his decisions
III. wisdom vail give INN The support of the
grest majority OF the people
Nv Charles l.. Mosoy, Orator ot'the day }
The Lynchbnrg R'fie Grays aud Light Art,lle-
rhongh DIVIDED ~ HaHt, they are unued
i, lberal and patriotic ieel'ng.
Rv lohn Wills lReadef OF the Declaration o T
The doclIIne OF REGARDS aud
,.',n;atmsny, AS exercised by tue present ad-
p,n;s,,a,,on: il is Incompatible wi,h republi-
w n,,,,y; because 1t holds out an lnducement
,ahauer urinc,ples and county Tor d SNORT Iy-
Oh annual siipend,
D., c,i Joshua II. H,.lmes-Ihe surviving
.,;,.s,s add soldiers OF the keyolIiion they
naya merned, by their services and suffer
NOS The tnauks and gratitude ui tueIr country
men . =, =,
n ar Grays; An ornament 10 our town: ihen
ceo.rvns aud benevolent contact un this day ,
deserves well oil our country, aud The praise Of
every individual. May happiness attend them
through ute
Ry Mai. Thomas Rudd-Our revolutionary
,.nes,s: We thank them tor their attendance
NAV ,heir last days be their beAI days
w Jonn j. Csbel', NJ. D.--My motto is: Our
country united. in Justice and judgment, with
constitutional liberty.
~ David q. Murrell-(Chalrman of the
Tvrchbure Watering Committee } The Coli
templaled Water Works in Richmond: Such a
work Is worthy the enterprise Of her clllzens.
To estimate its advantages, they must be re-
allzed-success attend The effort.
By Thomas Crews he memory of Thomas
Jefferson, the apostle oil clvIl hoeIty, and the
author Of the liberty OF conscience he ma
,ipnsnt attack, OF bigoled Priest eau never
,srnsh his reputation, iabIished by long
lits. successfully devoted 10 tue great Cause oil
humanity,
Nv Henry s. Langhorne-John Randolph
and b. ", Leigh Tue incorporating deteu'
ders oil tue old constitution
Nv Richard II. Toier-lhe excellent senti
ment delivered by the Presiden, of the United
States Oh the 18Th of April last: The unlon
muSt be preserved.
BvCol. Alexander Austn-The Union of
tho States It" must aud - snail" be pTeseI-
we'd.
Bv Thomas Stepsoe-Gcorge McDullie The
Ajax Telanun oil the Anti lariti panty. Success
so his cause
By Murice II. Garlaud-Boiivar: Still wor-
div OF our praise. lie wears dIadem.
By William Daniel jf-rne National Re
pubicans ot the p,esent day Old Federallsts
with new name. Honest men rarely cndnge
their names.
By d.. James Saunders-tlenry Clay: A.
midst persecution and defamation, the lofty
spirit and unbendIrg pafr,ot. Lei them prove,
who can, that he ever glanced ms eye from Ihe
b0,sr star Of his country good Inc irIends
H., saye stood by hIm W. ,Hel and multiply
nn,a a oa,u,n's confidence and inquest sHt shall
be his reward. -,
By Hueh Montsoner't--il'"r' Cay: The
Atlas ofLhe West-ProGo IN conscious rte"-
lude he wears his noble head 'p'edihSa "2o'e
[ 70 heowngs of the storm.
By James McCord--Ahjrew Jackson
enonumeu, Of national gratitude NAY lie again
90 the choice OF tho people.
By William Dggrs Party splrit, The De
mon that infesis our country hayit speedily
ge rCmOCEu, duu NPpV's'bU W I've
stead.
By Richard K CrsIie-tio'man and John
ston the painters who have so beautifully pla-
ced before our eyes the venerable dead who
live in our haarts.
By T.. F. Gardner-Lerinston' tho spot
where fell the first martyrs OF American Tree
dom.
By Lpui. Henry j. Brownie the memory
OF Gen. Alesander Smy,he--in poli'ics, consls-
tent aud ronest in private lie. exemplary and
amiable-In him Virginia Lust one si her no
oest sons.
BY William c. Frazer The Fair the ad~
rnration of some, the msse Of Others, aud the
delight Of ourselves.
By William Snmp,er-M,s. Barneys Letter:
sharp thorn IN Old Hickory's side, never 10
be extracted.
BY Mai. Abram r. North-Gen. Jack son has
evinced TO the world his firm determination
70 save the constitution, and Al the same time
has asionished his enemies by his fifmness /"