Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06


II the Messenger can secure the contributions of
such pen, il cannot fail 10 retain the good
wishes OF the reading p, bic, manifested in the
most substantial form.
We have extended this notice TO n much great
er length than we designcd--and must conclude
by rendering Mr.. White our best wishes for his
success.
DINNER TO THE HOSE COMPANY.
On Wednesday last Dinner was given by
our corporate authorities to the Lynchhurg Hose
Company, in commemoraton of its first ami
verSay, and as a testimonial of the anproba.
ton with which they regard the gratuitous and
Jealous efforts Of that well-olganzed corps 10
protect the property OF their fellow citizens from
the ravages of lire. The dinner was prepared NJ
the Franklin Hotel. Smithson H. Davis ESQ
president of the Council,) presided assisted
by Pleasant Labby, Esq (Mayor) and Alder
man M. w. Davenport,as Vice Presidents The
following Toas,s, drunk on the occasion.
have been handed to Us, for publication
TOASTS.
BY Pleas ant Labby, Esq Mavor-May the
next annivclsy Of the Lynchburs Hose Company
find US in peace and unity together.
BY Jesse l.. Perry, Esq OF The Council l. The
Distribution Money only lent. not given: Lei
II be kept together IN some state improvement,
| where 1t can be found hen called Tor.
| BY a ioseman-Our departed fellow mem
Der, c. Roberts. Useful and honorcd in hi, life
now that he is gone, let his memory be cherish
ed. Drunk standing)
by Cui2en--The ndefaligable Superin,en-
deni OF our Water Works he knew " no sleep
10 his eyes, nor slumbcr to iis-eye lids whilst
! our Reservoir was empty.
BY member of the Council Messrs Babb
x Packer, our worthy and energetic contrac-
tors they deserve the thauks Of every citizen
for their unweared eXcItions, in heat and cold
TO give US water.
BY Gen. ID. Rodes--The gentlemen of the
Engineer Corps present The ability, zeal in
dustry and gentlemanly department Of those
gentlemen, IN the laying out and executing the
works OF improvement IN which are inter
ested, entlte them 10 the thanks Of the citizens
OF ibis town.
BY Il IIoseman-The James River and ka-
nawha Improvement, the main artery of the
! State. The man who will not give il bis cor
! Jia! support is leech upon the commonwealth
By /. II. Dewitt, of the Engincercorps-The
| Lynchb.trg Hose Company: May their cxerlions
| 10 do good 10 encouraged and rewarded by the
gratitude of tie community.
| Bv James W. Morgan, Of the Council The
| Lynchburg Hose Company: May they contin
We to deserve the patronage they this day re
! cevc.
By. l. Brown. Of The Engineer corps The
! l.ynehburg Hose Company This be their mot
| to. iHi"&tig and lctiritQ.
BY w l.. Lancaster-lIere Is 10 he awaken
| ing natural sensations Of Father dam-9ood
against Fire.
| BY X. ". ColIins-The Corporate tuthori-
ties Of Lynthburg, and the Lynchburg .'ose
| Company United we stand divided we fan y
al IL Al M
her portion OF the surplus revenue, derived from
Uncle sam, be put 10 prodtableu~c not vast
ed III PARTICLES that can never again be gathered
up. Let ii be applied to the greatest and most
important internal Improvement Of the State
the Lynchburg and Tennessee Rail Road
BY loseman--The Corporate Authorities
OF Lynchburg; ever ready to foster aud cherish
that which i benefit TO our town.
BY Alderman Nathan II. Thornton. The
Lynchhurg Hose Company Their patriotic ex.
erllons will ever be remembered with grateful
emotions by the citizens oil our town and may
the noble spirit which animates their
breasts bum IN the losOms of their successors
BY Alderman NJ W. Davenpon-Tbc
Lynchburg Hose Company eyinced their patri- |
otto attachment to the great palladium Of our
liberties, by their prompt endeavorS, on the 18th
of January, 10 rescue the Press from the destroy
ing element.
BY J. Whte-Pubic spirit public enter
prise, are the malnsprings ol the welfare OF our |
town.
BY A. Kinner-The Common Council |
Their liberal policy has now established Hose
Company on so firm basis, that it Will stand
the shocks of time
BY John ROBIN. McDanlel-The banner ofthe
Lynchbufg Hose Company lis motos are our
bond of union and our covenant OF obligation
may they never be forfeited
BY j. w. Dudley" Our Town, our State,
our County"
BY j. l.. Perry-Thc Lynchburg Hose Com
pany {: Their patriotic excrtions viii long be I
cherished in grateful remembrance by the in
habilants Of this town.
BY VIM. b. Ayerett-The Day a happy I
manifestation 9th confidence OF our corporate
authorities in our efficiency and zeal. Let us be
ARRAYS ready to show that this confidence has
not been misplaced
BY NJ c. Notwithstanding, the home of
US all We envy not thar mans feelings who is
not willing 10 add to the pubAc good
By John B. Tiden-The Common Council |
| of Lynchburg; men OF our choice may they |
ever be men OF enterprise-the hope Of Lynch
burg.
BY Hoseman--M May the citizens Of the town
rightly appreciate the services OF the Hose Com
pany in time OF need.
BY Hoseman-Old Virginia May JchaJod
no longer be written on the portals of her gates i;
but may she rise in her might, and be regenera
ted and redeemed.
BY Hoseman-v Virginia We delight in the
theme The man who emigrlte, from her. de-
MES his birhright; and let him go.
By Hoseman-The Surplus Revenue
MAY it be appropriated TO Internal Improve
ments.
BY Hoscman- Public Safety, our cl.ief de-
sire.
= By r. w. Collins-The fair of our town :
NAV they always feel safe, in the promptncss Of
the Hose Company to relieve them in time OF
distress.