Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-12

4 .Vu.,ls need al me C.urcu Nv al
,Opropise and eloquent prayer from the Rev. Mr. Wing
She'd. The DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE wa
3hsn read by Mr. Sch( oih-idSn impressive mann~r
Alter the exercises AT tho Church were concluded
the Volunteers r,rsirsd the Beach near the Fsrr,
wharf. bS"d salute snd were dismissed.
About 2 o'clock tho Volunteers were again under
sarm', and proceeded % the He'll Tavern. where the,
9tece~d he" invited guests, aud como. n. e
ne s. acicus 'o"m IN tho Masonic Hall, whtrea en-
"a'nm,n, hi hiy cr'diable to the ,a.'e and ib- ay
TO- Mr. WV. P'Siock, ,h- providsr, tai beenp Jared
3C.rt w. p. Young pr-sitei, assisted by Captains
w ats and Cs.elI a, e-Psesd-u,s. The poll -
dhosp ~ o. the entertainers gave add nal relish
h gooi hiDss spread he them, and this sir
,nctes'sd by number Of pair o,is aud s.Dt,men,a
oasis which have not been eomnunicated.-w. sub
Slon the Volunteer Tcssts, from which idea nay
5be to- med OF the social ami patriotic which
3guished he occasion
VOLUNTEER TOASTS
by Capt Young OF the Rhs--The Heroes who fell
the revolutionary srugsle-m.r,yrs to freedom! yS,
nave impaired legacy to your rons which the worlt
M take away
BY Cap. watts Of the Greys-Ths late r, volutio,
rfsnss-the chsrterered rights OF a nation vio ~
"a monarch dethroned and ms people ,rumphan!
ny Capt CAsse'l OF the Ar'iliery-Ths battle OF C..
ney -land-a modest bu ces,ful hint, sen, by tn
|orce OF gonpowder advising the enemy avoid the
|shoals OF tho Island.
BY Lieut., Gayle Of the G. eys-La Faye,s-hi
pane will ever be associated With the rec.ec,ons oil
This dav.
BY Lieut. WIN. Boul,cu o. the Ar.i;l.y-C.or,,
w ashng'on aud the American Essle-,se me OF III.
on. 10 10, ou'suppsd by the aisht III other.
by he Cout,Di,'ee Of Arrange men s. The o. ator O.
Re Day.
By the same-The reader of tho Declaration of
| independence.
by aPt.Walker Of the Baltimore Morgan Rifle
Corps--ihe Portsmouth Volunteers, may the spirit OF
patriotism which now anmates and supports them be
perpetual II il the spirit Of 10, and sure palladium OF
our liberty,
BY MIR. John Schoo'6eld-Oid Bachelors" Taxation
no iyranny'-The following amendment was proposed
Oy volunteer AM accepted:
Young maids married quick they should be,
ana matrons IL they would DO
Each old maid husband, and h n good wifs
=, AND every Old Bachelor taxed for life.
ny OIL ID Watts Industry and Educa cation, associa-
ted with principles OF virtue and endence-they
will ever be appreciated the moral bulwark OF a
republic.
BY Serg't. Bruff Of the Artillery memory Of
Capt. Robt M. Rose, late of the u. S. Navy, the
oihcer, the man Of feeling and the gentleman.
by S'rgt w. Nah Of the Greys-Tce Attn of July
the Anniversary OF the triumih Of beral principle
-rer The de'po,i'm that be had ensaved u,-lot
De also he triumph Of reason over hceniious aud vi
|cious p 'opepsi'ies.
BY Z. ii. Webb Of tho Gieys-Our brethren in a,mf
the Norfolk Volunteers.
By N. Terrill-The French R'volu,i,n-ias fam.
81 freedom spreads from Poe TO Pole.
~ DR.. A. X. Smh-The Federal Consi ution-
ne cham which unites this empire In nation
eonmunion-palsied be he hand tina, would sever a
link Of il.
By. Bighsm Of the Gr.ys-Chsrle, Carroll of
Carrollton-peace 10 the evening of his days