Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-12
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Celebration at Campbell Court House.

Celebration al Campbell Court House
The celebration OF tho ath day of July, Is3s
took place at Campbell Court. ouso with considcfa
BILE eelat and spirit. number of ladies' aud gentle
men having convened, tho Declaration OF Indepen
dcoce wasrcad by DIR. w. l.. Lambeth and an on
llon was delivered by Mr.. GEORGE FAlETlI
HENRY, which wasas remarkable for its GLOWING
patriotism as Tor the spendor OF Its dlciion The
writer OF this may safely declare ,ha, he has move,
heard ITS equal on any like occasion. Il was worth,
OF the grandson OF our forest born Dcnosthenes,
"ho, IN times that tried mems souls" shook his
terrible thunder over George the third.
! numerous asscmblagc of gentlemen aud hdios
then adjourned To Mr.. Barnet Fin,h's, aud partook
OF an excellent dinner prepared by him. in very supe.
fIor style; after winch the thrilling music aud the
tripping OF the light fantastic toe fesoundcd IN the
i hall, aud the JOYOUS company ming led IN tue ,azo
OF the graceful and cheering dance.
| Alter the cloth was removed, the utmos, harmony
and good humor prevailing the while the follow ng
toass were drunk "a, which, Dr. VIM. l.. Lam.
beth presided, assisted by Mr.. Thos. H. Rossrr aud
aud Mr.. Ao,a,io Depr,est.
j. The Day we ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Auuyox,,-
ry Esto ferpetaa. Idii Columbia.
:. The cause OF Liberty and Equal Rights,
throughout the world. Jc6pson's March.
J. The Constitution OF the United States Hands
Off" Noli me taneere.' The Starpangied Ban
ncr.
A. The memory of the illustrous Washington.
! (Diank Standing) Drgc,
l.
rick Henry;
A." Give me liberty. OF give me death"-
-lDranh slandng) " Scots Wia' hde mi' IIdlidee
| bted."
| g. The memory Of the Marquis De Laiayotle-A
grateful country can never forget thee 0Drank
standine) MarScitics Hymn
7. The memory Of John Maisha--Thc able and
upright Judgc--llow sweet is the remembrance of
the just annd the good Drank sland,ng.) Hvnn
8. The Patriots and Heroes of the Revolution
who PLEDGED their lives then fortunes, and sacred
honor 1"id Lang Sgne.
3. The surviving Soldiers of tho Revolution
May perpetual peace aud happiness ever shine a
round them. UdshinetonS March
10. Education, Agriculture, Commcrce-the
Ats and Sciences landmarks and oo-parincrs-
May they flourish loyously and then shout OF pros
peny and happiness reach every land. Life let us
cherish.
H. Internal Improvement in our own State-Iron
bound with ral roads from centre 10 circumference ;
and from every point oiverge tovcrge lie, them run.
Yankee Doodtc
II. Old Vrgiuia-Oh may it ever be Z" the land
OF the lice aud the hone Of the brave" Home suset
home.
-. The Fair Sex-'rhe rose hath its fragrance.
the vloletiis perfume, the rainbow its colours, tho
blue vault ofllea'enits submiiy, the world lis
der and symmetry, but thou dosl add lusre and
charm to them all Come haste 10 The uedding.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
BY the Presdon,-Thc Orator OF the day-A chip
of the old block, who said, give me liberty or give
me death"
BY Thomas II. Rosser, ". P.) Every one Of us,
when his book OF life IS finished, may its pages be
weiiJusiihcd' and the volume show correct table Of
! contents.
BY lioratio Depnest " P)--Honor to the
brave Patriots of '76-Lcl u.s. while living, initiate
ther virtues, aud cherish their memories
BY George Fayette llenry-1he departed Heroes
of the Revolution, We eau only guard your princ-
n Hex my mem nrtp4, uby ia a
do, die.
BY Major 7. b. Observation-Disclosures and Re
form have now become not only expedient for our
prosperity, but necessary to our very existence :;
can any man say, with poprely, the present of
affairs should continue
BY Jno. S. Layne--Ilenry Clay We know him
to be high minded, honorable and brave such
man Vmginians must love.
BY q. Winston-Long life TO Henry Clay our
country preseIver.
BY Vim. l.. Observation-Disclosures Wings Of
Virginia may YOU lay all Jealouses aside, aud intent
ly devote yourselves TO the interest OF the State
| and not suffer Virginia longer to languish and dc
cline but rally, heartily aud unitcdy, the Inn
provement of I've Old Dominion.
! BY Jno. +. Jordan-The Fair of Virginia equal
| led by few, surpassed by none.
/ BY j. l.. Rosser-The Plough Its one share IN
a bank OF earth is worth zen IN baakofpaper.
! BY S. H. Rosser-'rhc American Navy may it
sail on OF glory, and, waited by the gales OF
BY Chastian Rosser-Od Virginia The triumph
OF The Wings, and our abundant harvest, make her
doubly blest; May IT be The beginning OF and
happy era.
! Dr.. VIM. l.. Lambch-Wm. G. Rpes: No apol-
/ ogy or excuse can redeem an Erpunger," IN the
estimation of the Wings of Virginia
! BY G. Amond-llenry Clay The Pilot that
wealhered the storm"
BY Ro. IIughcs-llenry Clay: The Wings tfi-
uni plant, will remember 9 the Pilot that weathered
| the storm"
BY Stephen w. Perrow-Our absent friends, male
and female, who have joined IN the national fcs
tivtes of the day May they be happy at home and
abroad live under their vine and fig tree.
protected by the constitutions aud those prime pies
for which foreiahers fought, aud which we
would die to maintain.
By T. Black
Fill up your glasses full to the brim,
Aud toast Henry Clay I'LL in toddy YOU swim
By VIM 6. II. Binghan--Whigs of '35! The
! Experiments of the Military Chieltan" are nearly
at an end Disastrous and fatal as they have been
it will beboove YOU quietly and resolutely TO re-
pair the damages hes, you may, and to renew
your wonted steady helm, right ship and prepare for
egular old-iashionel voyage, with Virginan born
Pilot on board.
BY WIN. II. Mooman-Pary May its ,endenc,
ever be to check the over-reaching power Of tn
strong and when the great interest OF this might,
Republic presents ITSELF may party yield willing sac
rIfice on its altar.
By ]. Jones Jr.-May South Carolina forge
the principles of her sons, in the days Of Marion
when he slept IN the swamps, aud lived on swee
potatoes
By ]. f. Johnson-Internal improvement in gu
late.
Nv Nm Prce-(;eperal Jackson: His mad an