Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09
COMMUNICATIONS.
FOR TIN NIRGlNIAN.

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N''ef tue ue''ery OF the Grafton on the late Ami
'efsafy, tue Lynch6Wg LgH Infantry matchcd To
their dining place. where with their pnests un1e, 4,
! atbor erected ia, Tho ,n,naso ~. ,t
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~ past P'eP"co ny MI Ielet BOOKER.
ING c'o'h having been removed, Capt. James \.
! Turner appointed President of the D,, and
| VIM NJ DAVIS ESo Nicc p,es,dc,, ,,l ,l f,,,,.
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! hEHuLAk IoASTS.
l. The Day we eclebrate-The dawn of Itch, and
| liberty to beughteI and cu.ased world Tune
Hal Columbia.
.. George Washnpton-The FIRST and last who
vanqushcd the enemies of his country and t,lumphcd
over self Praise can add nothing TO his fame
! Washing TONS March.
3. Our Revolutionary Fathers
a na,ions love shall guard their fame.
natlous memory bless ther name;
And future patriots bend TO learn
Their duty from each hallow d urn" Dugc
4. The Sigucrs of the Dcclaration-The ins,,u
ments OF heaven. chosen TO reveal 10 man hls lost
rights and the principles OF free government Grand
March,
5. Patrick lienry-Thc first 10 rcclim the usur-
ped rights ct America and by his cloquenco IN a
rouse ms coun'rynen ITO the rescue hnoF &c
q Thomas Jetferson,DI'at ,hoso WIN Womb Il.
C,,o he iaro,o ,, I .''', Wv ""''' We
grateful yipc,s We b'c ,g,,ns, Ge ,e@srso,,
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mamie cycr rcst u,,o, ,L .ho,lo, r ~.
nn,,h Dsya,, 1IL " ''''9' 'i'""s
9 i,r,y.,,o Ensc;u.L p,t; nEn
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oio e., WHO ',oeu us IN of s''"g
s. ~ ''', l ~ "o ''''"'e monument
,enas. ,b ,om, =, ,,t; ,, It'll - s'
ncrennioI in ,bc hco,s Of A,c,icans 1Ial,I,,
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q rho s,a,es ,,icl, o,,,,aao III III.
DER SIor.spon,Icg Eanncr Al, wal'h',
TO- Tho Goveynn,nt of ,he lIn,,o1 c,,,a, E,,
Mating from The neo,Ic ), 70 hvo an ,l'. L.,
calculated To SCENE the,, ,.h,s and n,ono,o ,ho,,
bappincss yonkce DoogJc
H. A liberal sys,eI, ol I,,o,1 r,,,x,,.,,,zo :,
Vlro,nia-Wbe, co,,nlo,ol :. ,i ,i i. ~ H. -
bIosenn, - ,b ,, i ~ ,' % S'''''
clad" Raj Roaa l1rcb
-. The nnion of knowlclro liLo,,, and poG
pon--Thc only alliance tina, deserves ihn mama If
"holy" Mcrrilq ercyV bosom, boun5,H.
- Woman
ITO man thou ar the Gift of Heaven.
A boon for regions bright above
Hi, lot how dark had ne er been given
To Inn, the light of womans love"
Baracg Brannaqan's Go,trt,L;p fsun, Inv N, pobhi,n
yoI r-N,r,rp M, ,crs
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by apt j. \. lufnct' QresIdent)-lhe Orator
! Oh ,ilo l1ay'
ny W m VI, DAVIS " ice frcsdent)-1hc Rea-
oe, o' ~, me 'rela'a,lon.
by " ~ - suction, t'ratof)-Ihicfnal improve
l.,'s 'ua p"'0' inPo',at'on 'hr only but CERTAIN
means "'len can nee '"4'n'a IRON commercial
ao"'' ana restore hef 10 hcf lofner station IN the
on,on'
8, y! NP, a. - ",cen' Ni'enuefl-lhc Heroes and
ages OF Tue he'oln'ion In vlce unianeht, but
sA"'c" "c,c s'o'y 'cu' ieaee ana serenity to the
evening VI 'he e'chuu DAYS, ana rest to their SUM
pef,ns asnes.
by Co'. DAVID Saunders, Ia Revolutionary Sol
aiei)-o"f Vesse' OF stale has br'n III caky con
alon Tor some egh or ten years but don't give up
tue snip we VIII apply a remedy. The Clay of
Nc"'ue"y eau stop 'le 'cahs' ana save the smps
crew. ana ",'ng me vessel sale mo port again.
By zen joel Leliwch' "a Revolutionary Soldier)
-lhe Union OF the States can only be perPctuaed
by The triumph OF true Patriotism over Patlzanship
ana anale'sm.
by H. Cto", IN Revolutionary Soldier -llcnry
Clay: worthy 10 lead the hosts OF ffeemcn IN char
cling ouSonc's' on the advocates of corruption.
Sent III by TIC Rev. Samuel Houston of Rock
bridge, IA Reyolutlonar, SoldIet)-Much gratitude
to the kind hand of Providence, which SO glorlously
succee dcd 5 in our struggle for INDEPENDENCE.
This toast accompanied by long and inter
esting letter, which may hereafter be published.
ny the Company-Professor Landon {, Garland,
and Randolph Macon College: both their youth.
Increasing age will crown with honors the Que, and
give stability to the other.
Professor Garland, who was present, as an invited
guest arose, and returned his thanks ia the COMPANY
IN most eloquent Speech; and concluded by offer
ing the following sentiment
by PROT. L. I. Gafland-ly nthburg: lis Gen
tlemen are enterprlslng gallant and hospitabe; its
Ladies beautiful and accomplished.
BY the Company-RIchard II. Tolcr, ourdelegate
elect TO the next Legislature The cause of Inter