Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23
COMMUNICATION,
FOR TtiE AIRGlNIaN.
Celebrations at Liberty, Bedford County, Ia.

VIZ 'tfOfhfu III lhls place with becoming
and enthusiasm and by interesting, aud in TN.
: part of the country, novel display At sun.
tise Flag of extraordinary dimensions and sinpu
lar beauty, emblazoned with the usual number OF
stars AMI slnres. embematcal OF our National Ban
ncr, was uniurled in front Of the Court House al
the extremity Il staff sixty -four feet in heie h. "A.
mIdsi the shouts aud JOYOUS acolamations of our
citizens. Al O'Clock the SUNDAY Schools in this
piaGe, with theif respective teachers. and The pupils
OF The Female Academy uneer the charge of the
kes Jacob ID. Mitchell, with their ieachefs.-(he
Dung Ladies from the Seminary bearing u Flag,
on one side OF winch inscribed the words ~ H.
TUE, Liberty and Soicnec"-on the other the figures
|'ltdo,' iormtd procession IN front OF The Masonic
Hail. aud marched with appropriate music under
the escort Of Wm. Terry aud Edward ID Slemoe
Esqfs.. MMshnls for thr occasion. 10 the Meth
odsi Chnlch, where addresses were delivered To The
. Scholars. Teachers aud Pafeuts. In the Church
the Intervals between the performance of the ecre-
monies, filled up with vocal music hy the
scholars, and instrumental music from the 1lberty
I Band. plous. patriotic and appropriate 10 the
occasion. After the CONCLUSION of the services the
procession marched back to the Nasouic Hall !;
and al . o'clock. A. M procession eSas formed
OF the civil authorizes, the Marshal Society. Rev
olntionary Soldiers the Scholars al The Female
Seminary, Sunday Schools aud Male School under
the charge of Mr. John 6. Hammer, Minarv Officers
OF the 10Th ard 9ls Regiments and Ctizens, aud
marched under the escott Of Co.'s. " bite aud Arthur
Grand Mafshals, mud Lieut.. Cos. Aunspaueh aud
Williams, aud Majors Jones aud Crcnshaw. and Ad.
Jutants Gtay and Cundill. ASSIST nj Marshas, ac-
comranled y Martial Music and the Liberty Baad.
To the Methodist Church; when the Declaration ct
independence, reiacrd by few appropriate aks.
was read by james f. johnson, Esq, aud an Ora
ton. eloquent aud patriotic, was delivered by John O.
l.. Goegln, Esq after which ne procession returned
10 the Masonic Hall, and were dismissed. The Mil
iafy aud tuzens rartook of sumptuous Dinner
furnished al the Bell Tavern, by Mr.. Jesse Il. Hop
klns A1et The cloth was removed Mr.. Josclh VII
son beng elected President, Col. VIM. \. White
Wee President, and Ro. c. Mitchell Sec',, the fol-
lowing Toasls were drunk, w:
REGULAR TOASTS.
l. The day we celeblate-lt gave birth 10 our
National Independence and 10 the Jubilee of Free
dom throughout The world.
Tune, Hal Colppbia.
.. The Patriots, S,ges and Heroes 81 the Rryo-
lniion-me meier shan look upon their like a.
gam Od Lang Sync.
The Union ofrhe SrHcs-'ihe gunanec Of
National itspenly. jcgtfson and LiLeftg.,
4 The ca sution II the Unit States The
concenrralrd wisdom Of saee>--May ever lenaln
nvlolale, ,1He star SPaneicd banner.
g. The DrcIataIon oil ludrprudeuer--A perfect
model of lis KIND, to The world. Hait 10 he ChjeC
6. The memory of the Heroes OF the Revounun--
Theif heroic deeds vii ever live the pnge OF
History and IN the heaft Of grateful county.
Days IF absence.
Agriculture, Con- merce aud Manufacturer
FIR source, If national and individual weatl Il;
,cs~ 10 them all. [Spccd he Pi0ueh.
8 Vn-lnia-lhr revefrd mother 81 us all OF
q m zach MA, privately exclafm, " ths N, own
~ naive land. Lite let as chtriSh.
Edueatlon-I e most Invaluable pam nny TO
Qua rosiery. Rural Fehcity.
10. Wa,hl goe-rhe Father ol his County
Who IS not proud Il such ancesrAl
HdSh,natoa'S March.
II The Signefs Of tn, Declaalion of lndepen-
lence-a noble band Of Heroes, Patriots aud
State suen-who revealed man his long lost
Llber'y, and the principles, of free government.
tdledOnian March.
u. Libeny-Civi aud Religious: my IT ere long.
petyade the whole Iaud. Yankee doodle.
-. Won u Eudearing, lovely aud blessed Wo-
nan without lltf What man
lgy iorc IS hke the Red, Red Rose. and
Blue Eyed Mary.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS
b, James +. Johnson VIM. c. Ryes-a brilliant
example oi dIslnieres ed pariIof-the Who pre-
etfed the good OF his country 10 The gliuering trap
pings of Office who dared 10 oppose the VIII oil the
Execur and tor such opposition has received the
deep ard bit cnIses-1f SELF -Iyled Republicans.
BY Capt Milton j. J nes-Wm. II. Harrison
has been weighed IN sc"Ies OF Democracy, and
found wanting hence The sun of MS political glo-
/ ~ must shortly sci IN gloom.
Bn DR.. DahIJ Ionphius (sent)- 1.-The Devil and
Amos Kendall the old aud The new fabric which
the article and which HE imitation, question might
y mixed.
BY Capt NJ. D. tiray-The Ladies OF Virginia,
eqnalled By ew--excelrd by none.
BY John W. Holt, Jt.-Let not the false changes
Of designing men have any weight IN The balance
against the med merits aud exalted services oil " M
H. Hanson.
BY. Maj. Tandy X. Jones --Grauny Harrison he
delivered con,uy in 1913, from The ruthless
bands OF tie Savage aud tie soldiers Il Britain aud
in l54l lie will deliver lhe county from the present
leal aud unplrlallelrd DIS rrss.
BY Juo. o. l.. Go, gin-Anos Kendall:
Is there not some chosen curse,
Some hidden thunder tue stores Of heaven
Red with uncommon wrail--to blns the wretch
{ Who owes his greatness TO his county runi
/ By julius A. Hudna!l-Our present Aduinlsrd-
ION lingering under very distressing disease-hlaf
lin Van Bnren is the proxmate cause and 10 re.
I heye II, will call in physician, Which VIII
lbe VIM. II. Harrison.
! BY Cul. Dan'i Aunspangh -Pary has no claims
on HIS glorious day all It's patriotic aspirations are
due TO our coInmuu country.
1 By james F. Characterization II. Harrison
his noah is open, from hich pours forth true Re-
publican. anti.FcdetaI and anti Abolition senli-
meurs Democrats of the modern school, are they
pleasing 10 you
BY Capt. NaibI Thamon-May Gen. Harrison
remain ia North Bend until he come out with
ou his keepers.
By Cant. Green B. Board-To the officers Of The
10Th aud 9l,t Regiments. The Wing compl nn's
If the extrayaaant Administration Of Martin Van
Bo,eu. and the Army Bill, having been fairly Glsi.
fed. there only remains Two loops upon which to
hang their preference 10 the haId cider and sour
beer candljate-the Northern AboIitlons's for hls
A. t,la. npIt he Snt