Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-15

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above.
ron THE yIRo,NfAN.
Celebration By The members Of the Lcaiterred tIfen
~ co"1ty) Debating Society.
Al injecting Of the members Of the Lea,hsrwood
Debating So'ie iy, and portion 81 the c,tixens OF
tho vicinity, convened at the House OF Sterling
Cooper, near Ieathcrwood Store. Henry county for
tho paposs OF dong homer 10 the esd Anuve raarv
OF Ane,ieau independence the Declaration Of In
dependence was read IN loud, distinct and inp,es-
sive manner. by MI Boolainn +. Gravely--
Alter he had concluded. AIR. Christopher Y.
Thomas arose. and delivered short but patriotic
otaiion. Before the announcement OF dinner, Sler-
hng Cooper, Esq chosen preside over the fps.
Ave board. nch aud beautiful repasl lad been
PROVIDED. and ample justice Was done 10 IL by every
one lnesent. a cheerful aud patriotic feeling was
manifest throughout thu Whole entertainment. The
=, enc MS cnYened by macy stories and anee doies
which we're called iolll upon vaiious occasions by
several ol the tons's All seemed to feel a lively
qualification for the cniqymcnl oil that liberty which
hNs been Transmitted 10 us by the patriots aud sagcs
III the Revolution aud lhclr prayer 10 The Supreme
Arhite, oil the destiues 81 Nations, IL, that lie win
continue To thu last generations at man that flbrrlv
and freedom, with winch lie las SO highly blessed
the people OF tho u. States. sessss
Anef the cloth wa. removed, the following Toasts
were diGtk
REGULAR ToASTS.
|, The day celebrate; May the eleumstancss
which II imports he ever fresh III our memories.
., he 4lh ol July, II The bir'il day OF Amcri-
can Independence day ever ODE remembered
aud hallowed by every ttue Republican,.
}. The Declaration OF independence: Tho
brightest aud most mpershable record that I'D, ms
hc annals oi our country.
4. The Union: Founded upon the ashes OF
our Revolutionary fathers; lie who would destroy
II, would disturb the tepose Of the mighty dead.
The The Declaration of mtIcpr udrnrc-
noble baud Il patriots; ayes may roll away, but
their memories will beueasuled up IN the healis Of
a grateful people.
6. The memo,y of the ,llos,tions Washington.
7. The Army Commerce aud Agriculture. tho
guard and support Of our country. May the for
mer CONTINUE brave, aud The ialier honish.
y. May delsslalion oi tyranny aud love ot freedom
ever ebaracttnzc the sons OF Vagina.
.. Thomas Jefferson, the great Apostle OF Lii
berry.
10. James Madison, tho able defender and OK.
FOUNDER oi the Constitution.
IL. The Constitution OF Tire United States
u. Oar Governor, David Campbell; pair,ot
and honest man
I3. The Ear Sex, the first hope Of rising
manhood, the sweetest solIce ol declining years
VOLUNTEER ToASrs.
By lanes 7. Webb-Thc I.eahcruood d batting
Society: May II Aoat,sh, and pforea lasting bcno.
III to It's nbefs.
BY 'ho President, lScrng Coope1-Gcnr,ai
Andre" Jackson: Nay hc though IN rct remen,.
be not lotgotten.
by Craven Wy,t--rhc memories of George
Washington aud Beuj1nnn Franklin, pfess man aud
composuot OF the Constitutions
u, Herubabel Eggeston-- lhe Rep hlcan Wings
al Virginia: May they remain, rs the have
been, real friends 10 the Constitution.
by William Iluudly -llenry Clay, the SAVIOUR Of
The 0nlon on Nv" important oceasous the NJ issouri
aud South Carolina question May he be elected
I'e'ldenl for lao, 10 save the county from the
Sub Treasury dcalcallng administration Of Mar,n
Van Barcn.
by John Davis, Jr.-Educaon tho terror OF
Mouafehies, the foundation oil Republics: Ma,n
ever continue To spfead.
by Capt. Wm. Coopcr-Vnginia: May her
commerce and internal improvements continue 10
increase.
by Lewis Grayey-Peoplc Of Virginia Nav
they return to the principles OF 90 and 49, as nain4
tanned by Jefferson aud Madison.
Bt james II. Cht-'1he SILK factory rearing in
Piusyis county: May prove to be successful,
aud meet AT the hands OF an enlightened people tho
encouragement II so richly merits.
by Saekville Brewel--May the people be united
IN sentiment, and friendship reign throughout the
land.
BY William D,vis-Wm l.. Goggin our mem
Der OF Congress: May lie prove u faithful repre-
sentative.
BY Coleman Mathews-boy to one, ifiendshpto
few, aud good will TO all.
BY james Cooper Marin Van Bui,n, The able
and tned Statesman: WtuIe he stands al the helm,
We need not lear.
By Joseph DAer--Long stand our Government,
and plrntdu1 Con- year.
BY Joab D.er-1ue American Revolution;
lesson 10 the oppressoi, and an example to the Oh.
pressed.
By Craven Wyau-The United States: Nav
they remain free, happy ana matted, the asylum VI
the exile, the home oi the oppressed.
by Wm. Chesher-Loug life TO him who has
courage TO lose 1t.
BY William Moore-May lac people of The United
STATES, he furnished with Clay axe to cut down n
Van Buren, tree, for has brought forth much bad
huit.
BY Vim. Humid --Thomas Jefferson and James
Madison, the former the author OF the Declaration
OF Independence the latter tile Trainer OF the Con-
stItution: They will be remembered when Jackson,
Van Buren, aud Benton shall have been TO- gotten.
BY G. Y. lhomas-Andrew jackson: He has
fought battles, aud presided over the nation 10
wisdom; his name will be dear and fresh IN the
memories OF his couniynen, when those Uf Clay,
Calhoun and w ebster are sunk In oblivion.
BY VIM. Dayis-May all the fair Maidehs of the
vicinity be shortly led to llynens Altar; aud there
joined TO those whom they love best.
BY Benjamin Dyer-The Anniversary OF American
Independence May it serve to strengthen the tic
that binds us to OF. county.
BY Benjamin r. Gmvely-H Clay and 3. w,
Leigh, two OF Vrgnias most distinguished sons;
May the former be our next PresIdeht and The latter
Vice President OF the United States.
By James 4. Wcbb--The Union of The Stale..
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