Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-29

nsh"enf. Aafee aud brilliant, BAH then opeucd and
.o"''n"en on ne 9th. Many were the 4" Stars" OF
beauty nom Campbell, from Prince Edward from
charlotte, which shone out. with ht,llmnt mst,r
anu @ot Their kdi,ng beams through Tho hearts nj
many woe-heeone bachelor. The cloth being "a.
moved. Capt Richard ". Gaines was chosen Pre-
s'aen' OF The festive board Col. Douehs b, Han.
cock. Isl Wee President; Capt Pleasant Franklin,
"a wee President aud Noble Smell. Secretary,
he festivities OF The day then nulinucd by ,cadn,
and drinking the iollowiug toasts
REGULAR ToASTS.
/. Our Country.
= Tbs lh OF July, no May i, be ever semsm.
bered
George Washington
J. Agriculture.
D Thomas Jefferson
6. Education
T. James Madison.
8, lnternal Improvements.
o John Marshall aud Patrick Henry
10. The Navy.
IL. Benz ANN Franklin.
~, Commerce aud Manufactures
10. The Far Sex Of our country.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY The President, Capt Richard W Gaines
The Wings of the old Revolutionary wal-Patioiic
AID iaiIhiulin the achievement OF the liberty we
now enjoy May We not forget that the prcc Of
liberty is eternal vigilance"
3y the 1st Wee President. Col. Douglas B
llaneock-Aericullu,e; May more be employed in il,
and jewcr traders; Then, the return OF each dh OF
Jul, viii iind our c'llzens more independent.
By the I'd Vice President Capt. Pleasant Frank
lllu-Wyau CALDWELL Go on, thou faithful servant
DO battle for the people, and they will iiumrhnntly
sustain you. notwithstanding tho Efforts OF Bank
Presidents, Judges aud Loco Focos, tthfo' ,helr
comm'ees) 10 put you down.
by Capt Samuel ID, MeDearmon.--Julv ilh
NC: May the transactions of that day ever
remain fresh IN the memory Of the American pco-
By john Uobson--Ihe President If tho United
States lilo holds well under his foot, that which
his predecessor c,ushed with his he'll uhe Uniled
States Bauk.) Thanks 10 Them.
by Cieriivn, Hancock--7t, i'oi. o., -,J an.
cially those who have honoured US with thefcompa-
ny this day.
BY William Poorc. Esq.-Abouon May its
honest zealols attain the naliy rdom they seem to
covct, aud lts designing advocates experience early
on themselves aualsanalion IN its most degraded
futm.
BY William M,IIamel-- rbe heroes of'7G: Their
mighty deeds will be cherished in uuladng memo
~, when brass and marble shall have lael beneath
the stroke Of time.
i, +. n Cbiles-Thc memory Of Washington
whose lie was devoted TO liberty throughout the
world
BY Brice A. Marn-- Mcrwe,hrr Lewis Ills
Ofation, distinguished alike for It's beauty Of style
ability OF composition, aud purity OF sentiment
May lis effects be sauaiy upon his numerous audi.
tory.
BY James franklin G.. Rives: For his
Independence aud honesty, lei Virginia reward him
with the Office Of United States Senator, or the char
of hei Executive.
BY James X. JenningS-Wm. c. Rves: The
talented and independent Virginia statesman, who
goes Tor The interest o his country regardless OF par
iy-Nlay he be reelected to The Senate of The Unit
ed States.
BY Wyley =. Wa,kins-Wm. G. Riyes Once
the pride Of Vnginia now, the most degraded
aposale that ever LEFT his party.
4 BY Capt. Jerry NJ Sea,s-Ilenry Cha, the talent.
4 ed but ambitious statesman Of Kentucky: May he
never be elevated higher than the u States Senatr:
Aud his principles, such National Banks. high
| Tariffs, nc be forever excluded from these United
States
By James r. Jones-IIenry Clay the Orator, PHI
lanthroplst and Statesman: The connecting Ink Of
tins great UnIon-In every part Of which voice OF
thunder IS urtesing, winch wall tell, IN 1910, who
shall be our President.
BY Benjamin II. Nown-Mariin Van Buren, :
Lifted up. without talents, upon the popularity Of
Old Hickory-and with it let him fan, aud without
remedy.
| BY james O. Norh-Gen. Joel Lefiwich. the
Paliiot and Soldier of the Revolutionary and late
wars: May his memory live in The hearts OF his
c0unttymen, so long tune shall last.
BY Capl. Samuel ID. McDemmon-Ihe surviving
officers aud soldiers oil the Revolution: From our
hearts, we pay them homage. Music Wasiing-
tons March.
by D. D. " aikef-ft enfy Clay May he be the
ne xi President
BY enest--llenry Clay Let him be made
President when he will, he will prove be. like The
Apple Of Sodom," fan to the eye, but bitter 10 the
taste.
BY George W. A. Rane-To the Far Sex Of
Cha,loite.
BY Charles G. Harvcy--To the Reader Of the
Deelaraiou.of independence.
| BY John r. \. Mosely-Old Virginia las now
broken the letters Of The i" Democratic Parly"--May
she. III the ensuing Presidential CANVASS prove true
TO the patriot, Henry Clay g
| BY Major James Murrei-Andrcw Jackson !;
when he found, he must sink, like the Leyistan oil
the deep, he made such a CONFUSION in the financial
ocean. that the waves with difficulty buffcled,
are sil bursting with unmtigated fury tho heads
OF our Southern brethren
! BY Samuel S. Fuqua-Andre Jackson, the brave
aud undauned soldier, The able statesman; the
second Washington; may his memory continue 10
be yenerated by wise Republic May The even
ing of his life be pleasant, AID his death tn
umphant.
BY james Il. Jones-Blair. Benton, Kendall & Co.
The grasping despois Of the age; The curse OF
our county; like Bonapare. may they he bansli-
ed from it, and die, and be forgotten.
BY Samuel Huner--Mart Van Buren,. the m
assuming but firm supporter OF American liberty
may success ever attend him, while he MAINTAINS thost
principles by which he has heretofore beeo charsc
teiized.
BY Thomas r. Pears--The "SinEers and Swim
ers :" 60 on, couuptionisis , and spend the rem
uanl Of your days 10 revealing upon the ''spos' Q
yom couuny. bot tsrlsnter, 'hereerie have sworn y