Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-17
Hypocrisy, deceit and pride,
Meier known i'm woman TO Teside.D
SURRY COURT-HOUSE.

The fihy-seventh anniversary of American Indepen-
dence was celebrated at Surry Court House by the Sur
Ty Troop Of Cavalry and other citizens in a becoming
manner. At IL o'clock the Troop commanded by Capt
Smith, formed foot in front of the Tavern, where the
Rev James ID. Edwards, followed by the Orator of the
day, the reader of the Declaration of Idepedence to-
gether with the ladies' who assembled repaired TO the
Court House, escorted by the Troop and citizens A
prayer adapted TO the then addressed to the
throne of grace, by the Rev. James ID. Edwards The
Declaration OF Independence, after few PREDATORY
which Grafton suitable TO the day was delivered bv
Doct William III. Edwards
At O'Clock the company sat down TO sumptuous din
prepared for the occasion; Gen. John c. Crump
died. assisted by Vice Presidents, Mr. Albert c. Sontha
and Doct. William III. Edwards. After the removal of
the CLOTH the following set and volunteer toasts were
drunk.
J.; The Day: COnsecrated to American liberty. Tune
- Hail Columbia
2 The memory of Washington Tune IVasbino.
toms March.
B. The Patriots of the Revolution. Laures of eternal
verdure bloom around their tombs Tune InvncibIes
A. The Presidentof the United States. His only object
the c0untry's veal; IHne-Hdi to the Chie:
D. Lafayette The votary of liberty in both hemis-
pheres Iune-JhdrseiHes Hymn.
6. Virginia. The oldest of all her sisters we remem-
Der with delight her ancient chivalry and glory Tune
T. The Constitution of the u States Tune The
Star spdngled Banner.
g. Agriculture, Commerce and Manufactures
u The Army and Navy. Tune-.AH Hail to The
brave and free!
10. The Union. The foundation ON which rests Amer.
can iberty-destroy the one, the other must fall
IL. The Tariff. A tax upon the South revenue ~
the North it must be smothered in its accumula-
tons.
March.
49, The Fair sex. Heavens last and bost gift to
man. Come rest in this bosom.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
ny Gen. John c. Crump. p. p. Barbour-The en-
lightened statesman, and incorupibe patrio-May he
Vice President be associated with Andrew Jackson for
BY Albert c. SouthaIl. The month of July memorable
10 pom hemsPheres-to rcvoluonzed France, and indie
BY Dr. William II. Edwards Charles Carroll of Car
rolIton-Ihe last Of that illusrous few-May the APP
Poach oil his sun OF life TO its horizon, be peaceful and
happy as his morning and MONDAY career has been eo
rious and useful in the cause of freedom.
by Capt Frs. E. Rives of Prince George. The Surry
Troop OF Cavary-Men prepared TO march at moments
wsrning-who can view them and fear an insurrection
By Col. Ralph Graves. The Surry Troop of Cavalry:
lheir patriotic celebration Of the day Of national iubi
time Of war.
=. BY Richard Fl. Edwards. The Tariff: An emblem of
Northern avarce and the UPas of Southern prosperity
BY Dr. VIM. J. Cooke, Of Sussex. The people-too
wise TO be led into NulIifcaon and too honest to be
orI6ed 6y appropriations for alimProvements.
chartered, will by its herculean power subver our re-
publican government.
BY Col. Allen p. Binns. The Surry Troop of Cavalry
Distinguished for its chivalry and patriotism
by DR.. Jordan Wormwef The Orator of the day: Nav
this days performance be his passport future greatness
by alter b Boothe. The dissensons with which our
country is at present aicted May they be speedily ter
minated and may harmony and peace again pervadc our
once happy land.
ny Doct VIM Jefres. Internal Improvement: The
only prop by which sinking state can be sustained
ny Samuel Wilson. Chief Justice NdTshdii-an able
and upright Judge whose ermne is as pure and spotess
as the driven snow. Ills fame is not to be furnished bv
the malignant breath Of a thousand TTOsps
By Boiling Jones. Judge Robt D. Taylor The able
iurist-the friend of lis country.
By ). Pretow. The City Of wssbington-the haunt
Of buhes.
BY Geo J. Scanned. Martin Van Buren, The accom-.
pushed statesman honest politician, and able defender the
Constitution.
by John Wilson. The virtue Of America: Nav IL he
as far superior that Of ancient Rome Christianity i
to pagansn.
BY DR.. John N. Sebrell President Jackson: The he
ro the patriot the statesman may he by his political acts
ana republican principles, mark out the path that was
odden by Washington, and spurn that Of his late prede
cessOr.
BY Capt Wiley Davis. Senator Benton; The evil &c.
and what aIabIe inato lh pLetend. hn. TO nv IN