Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-18
Anniversary Celebrations.
'MMUNIca TEI

WI io"hf CELEBRATION. at Jenning s. Ordi,,ayu
me Anniversary Of Independence was celeb, sted IT
jennings ordinary, in the upper part Of the county of
Houowsy; Committee having previously appointed
James f. p. Bacon (the commander OF the No,owav Ca
10 uenVer an Grafton, and Lieut.. Burrus 10 read the
ecsraion oil Independence met al an early hour TO wit
nes s,nkngiy grand and animated parade oil the Cadets
each cadet IN gallant trim, (sil being in be suial uo,iorm
marched 10 the held, TO the tune of Halt Coumbai
m.ppy 'anu The parade continued until IL o'cock at
Whleh time, he company was marched TO the Grove and
dismissed where between 23O and ESQ ciizens
mem ana their commander; and Lieut. Burruss Joined the
COMMITTEE, consisting OF Col Samuel H. Jetrr, Col John
H. Knight, Col. w. Verser, Capt Joseph A. Foultes
J"hn eoser, Willis Piiler, wm. r. Mills, and Capt r.
w., iPseOnos, TO prepare .egnsr ,Oa'ts A, ~ o'clock
and formed "hollow square around the Orator of lie
Day 30 soon as they were seated, and The Musicians in
uie pest style had given s Yankee Doodle Iieut
burrnss proceeded to read the Declaration of ndepen
oehce IN bold, impressive, and mastery style
pePa,ns he mind. Of those in attendance for the recep-
Won OF si eioqnent isncui, and mastery Oation deli
veredby the talented Commander OF the Cadets The Ora
"on was delivered in cool aud areumentaive styIe-
scenes OF the Revolution fairly set FORTH and the
aud difficulties eoqueny pour,raye ed made all no listen
60 iee and deeply feel IL gives much pleasure 10
that there nothing in the Grafton A, which H. 80,
violent partizan could have taken umbraee and ,a il
concluded by paying tribute OF respect and affection IN
mat great man who shook oil the shackles of birth to
our land, and make dc siny his own Suffice il IN sa
mat no compliment paid the Cdd,fs the Orators or ON
ceTs could more than 10 Justice their warm FEELINGS
~ ;ne hsh ae'oon which, on this day. characterised
'he~ every act Al O'clock, the Company sat down TO
Splendid Barbecue given the Noowsy Cadets hy the yeo
m,n.y OF the land The cloth being removed, Col. S b.
and Col VIM Nerser, Vice Presidents; when The oI
lowing Regular Toss,s were drank: w.
l. The Union: May no unhaIIowed feeling ever dis
solve IT. "a cheers. Tune" Hail Columbia ~
Washington, Lafayette, Jefferson, and Madi.on-A
host OF taensa rare miscellaneous combination of ali
that Is great and good-wheher political, military tera-
ry pho-opmcai scient'hc, or patriotic. Ia the above
may be found the Father OF his Country the Hero of
Worlds, the Author of the Declaration Of Indrpendrnce
anu the Authors OF the celebrated Resolutions OF 9s ami
W. ~ cheers. Tune-"W ashington's March ~
B. John Randolph OF Rosnoke. Treason and co+r,,,;or
ehuekie over The resng-piace of the poor relics of hu
manly; but history points with exul;aon 10 the brg,
spot IN the annals OF his country, where halo
his nsme. Drank in silencc.l
A. General Lafayette: Dead! but sepulchred in the
hearts OF his coanrymen--May his ashes Phoenix life
be rekinded IN the bosom OF fortunate Americon
youh, VINO WIN perpe'uae his national republican phi
iSnthTopy drank standing, silent aud uncovered I
o. The Bank OF the United States: The load stone of
Pes eorfupnons re -charter should lie crushed
beneath The vote OF ireemen 70 cheers Star spaueled
Banner" Fe'
g. Andrew Jackson; When prosecuted, NAV he be able
70 say, WIN imo'eon 81 have only undergone so many
"oours ana braved such varied dangers 10 enable The
mesDest CT izsn 10 defend the laws and freely 10 trc
his "P9lons Ll2cheers Jackeon's March.1
T. The Soldiers and Statesmen OF the Re vouon: Wbsn
ever we cease TO aud be grateful for the
ngs achieved Tor us by their wisdom and velour we shall
DC worthy OF the chains broken by them To the dead
undying memoryto the living, health aud prosperity
10 cheers Tune, "t;llderoy."l
g. Charles Carroll of Csnolou: The Just the last Of
thst patriotic band. the OF the Declaration of In
dependence Drank Silent, standing and uncovered
D. he monument Of The Mother OF Wash ng,oD: Hal.
lowed by the virtues the one and the ed
Ism oil The otherPosiery will point TO the me neno of
eounrys gratitude, and say their daughters "Brhold
female excellence and TO their sons, bravery aud pru
Initiate. Drank silent
r, 10 SEQUEL Chase-tbe Dsmoslhenes of Maryland:
IN. ne hs' man VINO win uP'od arm, "swcre by the God
mat made him, he owed allegiance TO the British
crown" IL cheers. 'sThc Campbells are coming 81
H. Dr. Benz Franklin The friend OF Liberty and the
PhlosoPhsr OF America Drank in silencel
IL Patrick Henry: The Demostbenes of Ihe Ola 10
mlon who SAID in the Houee OF Burgesses II kno,o no.
ohai course others may take but as fur me eipe IN,
L!ogty or g're me death" [Chsers merable Tune
"Ysnkee Doode."1
49, lhe Fair Sex The only eudurable aristocrscy, who
erect vote govern without law, decide without sppea
and are never in the wrong. 1l2 cheers 90 saw no,
woman's love is bought"1
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
By the President OF the Day Andrew jackson. The
hfm supporter OF the Constitution and the Peoples
by tho First Vice Presidents: Andrew Stevenson jats
speaker OF the House Of Representatives. Be not cast
uowh-e Senaes rebuke is but better evidence of youI
talents and virtue. 49,
By the I'd v. p Lafayette--hough DEF il sill sv,
In the heart OF every free American citizen
BY Willis PiIIer. The Reader and Orator Of the D,v
They have both given evidence day OF strong mind. arr
pai'iouc hearts; which bespesk future usefulness Tho
u1eng widely IN politics, yet in clear honesty of hear
recoleeIing each other as friends
By Lieut. Burruss. The President Of the United State
elected 10 the highest office in the gift OF free penpc
by the State Rights Party: He has proved treacberos
tiat party and deserves the severest chension
By Capt Joseph NJ Foukes. Martin Van Buren, an,
Cainet May they be speedily removed from the ofc q
oil Government, and their places filled by honest men
by X W. Roberts. Andrew Jackson-ihe Ssec Hem
ana Phsn'hropis: The prosciptive shafts OF his enc
mics fall harmless at his feet; for, Justice is his helmet
an honest heart his shield May he 20 on AN,
TO conquer, in the Of the People and the Rights
the STATES s
BY Cspt. James F.. p. Bacon. Andrew Jackson-wb
put down Nullifcaon and who put down the o. Slate
Bsnk and rs ss honest-yedl more so--Ihan they who
judge The hardest.
by Boiling Robertson. The Memory Of Lsfayeue-,h,
adopted Of America May due respect be paid to hi
relics and bis memory petPetuated.
by Nni. y. Moore. Virginia the land Of Eloouenc
by r. Seay, OF Amelia H. w. Leigh-our distinguish
ed Senator ~ Congress: Fearless TO expose corruoor
In whatever department IL may exist.
BY Msloy W. Robertson. Virginia The land of yir
tue, the dwelng-piaee VI Genius The lone Of Free
dom.
BY Guest w. s. Archer: True to the Consu,io,
true TO the interests Of his Cons ituents
BY Col. John H. Knight, lat V. r. william g. Archer
Somewhat wrong IN politics, but right 10 heart.
BY Capt. James T. p. Eacon. w. s. Archer:
,Gisa, twas his head that erf'd--no other part
"Nieoisa stranger 10 his honest heart"
by Col. Anthony Webster WIN. y. Archer-our dj,
ungushcd Representative IN Congress sl,iet adhercr
10 The Constitution, and nlexihle supporter Of STA,
Rights IIe well deserves tbc support OF hs constituent
BY b. F. Pler The Memory Of DR. Franklin--ei,
directed ihe course Of The Secuic fluid well III
helm Of British negotiation
By -. NJ. Egg'esion "a years old):
"And Nature swesrs. tho lovely dosfs
iIci nohlost werk size c'assss. o.
hei prentice hnnd she tried
And then she inside the lasscs, or
BY WIN. r. Mile. Andrew jackson; Proof w aims, m
complimentary nrlihces Of corrupt Senators he mines
Ooconda, or ;hose o the whole world could not ribe
tempt him; and the Antics know full well that the Roy.
! others the block might be found Tor IT,
by =. y. Lipsconbe. God grant US deiveraDce frof