Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16
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Celebration IN Bedford.

The 62d Anniversary OF our Independence was
celebrated nj n Barbecue furnished by Mr.. Sanl.
Williams, at the foot ot the Peaks Of Otter--Mr.
J. .. l.. Goggn read tho Declaration ot lndepen-
dencc, p,etacing II with II very handsome and ap-
proptiato adIrcss--aiter which Gen beiiwicl WINS
called 10 preside ut the festive board, and Mr.. +.
Hayden appointed Vice President. The following
toasts were submitted and drunk with great cheer
REGULAR TOAsTS.
|. The day We cocb,aic-May the tree OF liberty,
this day planted and watered by the blood oi our pa
mot ancestors rapidly extend its branches to every
cline. Tu@o--Stdr .Spangicd Banner.
. The Heroes oi the K, yoluton-Champons in
the cause OF freedom; then splendid deeds are no
g,scred on the page of history rs guide 10 poster
,y May they also be registered On the hearts OF our
eountfymen. Hail Columbia.
b The memory of Washington tdfank standing J
UaSIinefoh's March
4. Thn memory OF Jefferson and ADAMS the one
the author, the other the advocate Tor the Declare
ton OF Independence. jefferson u Liberty.
5. The Army and Navy. Yankee Doodle.
&. State Rights. Old Jrginid ntret tire
7. The Consttulion--the ark oi our political safe
y THioa March
y. Our Couuiry--NIay she ever be the land of the
ircc and the home ot the brave. Bruces Adiress.
. Tho Union oi the S,a'os' May 1t be perpetual.
JeBtrson'S 1iarch.
TO- The spirit of 20. daM Lang .Sgnc.
II. Charles Carroll oil Carroon. Hieycts Ger
man Hymn.
II. The Colonization Society. Here's aheaih,
Bonnie iasSic.
II. Virginia:
" Breathcs there man with soul so dead
Who never To himself hath SAID
THIS IL my own-my native land :"
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
by MAJOR WIN. Cook-rhe Patriots and Sagcs
of the R,yolution--we owe them debt oi eternal
gratitude Let all postcrIty commemorate thei'
deeds.
by VIM. NJ, Campbcll-B. W. Leigh. the able
defender OF the Constitution and the rights OF The
people.
BY Dr. S. Il. r,shc,-Ilcnry Clay, the Orator,
L han,hropist and Statesman;
" lie is man, take him for all IN all,
Veneer shall look upon his like again
BY the Orator Of the Day.-llcnry Clay the
ried Patriot, the experienced Statesman the citI-
whose genius IL ms bright rs the sun OF his oonn
try's glory whose heart firm the breeze
from her mountains, aud splrit sublime us her uncon-
qucrcd Eagle.
BY Joel A. Adams--IIcnry Clay. firm Patriot
and trend OF his counry-may he be our next Pc
sldcnt.
by Ouc p. Bcll-'rhc Old Dominion; Success
10 her internal lmproy emenls. May her bounJless
resources be speedily developed, TO the honor OF The
State aud enriching OF her c',,zeos.
by Ro, G.. Be-t;cD. Scott, one of the best and
bravcst sons of V,sginia May he long live enjoy
the honorst to which his virtues eniitlc him.
by Moses Nclms-Thc Union oil the States Ines
unable as long AZ each department exercises It's
rgh'lul power Saluolcss when all power Is eon,ea-
tr,;rd In the Executive.
By VIM l.. lIol-AIay the destructive prnci-
pies of Jackson and Van Buren,, that have BEEN
ned so far crumbc into dust, and The great Patriot
and Statesman, Henry Clay, be raised upon the ruins
thereof,
by Alfred Paltcrson-Alay the wings ollovc never
lose feather.
BY the Vice Prcsidcnt--The Hon. John G. Cal
houn: May he continue 10 be- as lc hasbec hereto
fore the truly faithful sentinel upon the wachtow-
CT of Democracy aud State Rights.
BY John Godwin-The Far Natures fronts
piece displayed by the great artist, give beauty 10
ms works.
BY DIR. $. B. Fisher-Woman:
when pam and anguish wiring the brow.
A miniserng angel thou."
by Robt. i. Worrc-The better currency.
by Lady Washington, the father and saviour
oi our country though dead, ho yet lives IN the DO
of his children.
by James S. Johnson--1he will Of the People
against the will of the Excculwe-,bc ballot boxes
will determine which shall predominant.
by the Orator Of the Day--'rhc trial by jury-thc
Egls Of American liberty.
BY K. &. Bell--The members Of the late Com
nercal Convention ~ Richmond May ilicW efforts
TO recoye, the nadc oi the South from the North
prove successful.
BY the Prcslden-Gen. Jackson May his mea-
snrcs upon the United States Bank be a lasting IN
fanny to his name.
BY Jas. A. Ea,ly-lIenry Clay, Vireln'a's dlst'n-
gushed son: Ills purity and patriotism have Sc
cured To him the confidence and esteem OF the A
merican people.
ByA. +. il. Edlar--Agriculturc Commerce and
the Arts: May they ever flourish.
BY Ko.P WorcIl-Tho lth OF July May ii never
be forgotten.
by Dir. fishcr-Our Landlord; May lac live
thousand years.
BY ltobt. q. Bell-The Orator of the Day.