Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-13
FOURTH OF JULY AT FARMyLLE.


AT the celebration Of National Anniversary by the
Famvlle Blues, after elegant collation., the following
sentiments were proposed, and received with applause
REGULAR ToAsTs.
lst The Fourth of July BY annual celebration we
render just tribute the memory Of Revolutionary
sires. (Air-fla Columbia)
2nd. The American Revolution 1t snatched the sceptre
from the grasp Of Despotsm, and placed it where
should be-in the hands of the People.
(Air-Star Spanged Banner)
Bird. The Memory of Washington
(Air-Pleyers HYMN
4h. The Heroes Of the Revolution: Men whose memo
ry should be chershed-whose copeland whose
patriotism initiated by all their descendants
(Air-U. S. March)
9Th Liberty of Conscience Mans dearest privilege on
earth-the richest boon of our Fathers
(Air-Bird Of Liberty1
9th. The Old Thirteen They gained Liberty for,them
selves, and taught the world that might and ought to
be Free. (Air-Auld Lang Syne)
9TH. The Right Of SeaTch An arrogant claim Of a
naughty natonto which freeman could submit without
degradation (Air-Yankee Doodle.)
9Th. Our Navy: Glorious in history, and still best
defence against all enemies.
(Air-Wet Sheet and Flowing Sea-
9Th Agriculture and Commerce. The true Of
prospenas twin sisters they have grown apd hourished
together. (Ar-Famers Daughter.)
10Th The Old Dominion The birth place of heroes and
nursery OF ireedomMay her glory be furnished by
a degenerate offspring.
(Air-Old Virginia never tire)
llth The Treaty OF Washington: wise adjustment
Of long standing controversy. May the peace secured
by II continue forever. lAir-Hicks' March
I<ll 4 ne Tree OF knowledge: From the branches OF
which must be gathered the fruit that noush and pre-
serve civil and religious liberty. (Air-Bmces Address.
18th. The American Fair; The daughters Of noble
mohers,-whose virtues adore, whose beauty we ad-
mire. and whose hands we seek (AirHase TO the Wed
ding.
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
BY Captain C. R. Barksdne The Tree of Liberty:
Planted IN the soil OF America, may continue 10 flourish
until the whole human shall repose under Its branches
By Lieut. Dmmington: The Farmers Of Virginia: May
their Wheat escape the rust their Tobacco the wOr so
that we may all be enabled 10 pay debts.
BY Lieut.. X. r. Lester. The people Of the United
States May their present Pecuniay distress alarm them in
future to avoid the which led TO ito wit exrava-
gance and reckless speculation.
BY S. o. Southall. The memory Of Hugh s. LegaTe
The profound Jurs the elegant scholar and accomplished
staesmannay those who aspire to the station he lately
filled, emulate the virtues which adorned IT,
By Volunteer,-Col r. NJ. Johnson No one has served
his country faithfully in his generation.
ByA. w. MISUNDERSTANDING The land Of the brave
nov glorious than by her late devotion TO the
principles Of liberty.
Sent by Lady.-Tho Cold Water Celebration. We de.
sire nothing exciting than thoughts Of countrs
glory
By Il. VI. Barksdalc-John Tyler:
ale stands alone renegade,
Against the country he betrayed
lie stands alone amidst his band,
Without a trusted heart hand.p
BY Prince Pureelo-Tho Flag Of virginia. The valor Of
her sonsis guarantee that will be dsgraced
by Lieut. X. +. Lestor-Thomas Richie: The faithful
sentinel on the wotchiower Of Lbery-is will be
remembered as long as Freedom has a single yotary.
By }. NJ PUindexter-Our Colors now waving over IA:
May we honor them, or be shrouded in them.
BY j. G. EPpes Of the Richmond Bues.-"The Blues Of
FarmyIe"-
trust they ever may
Make the fine display
Which they've made 10 day.
BY VIM. c. Floumoy, Invited guest. The Bunker Hin
Monument; Rising high above land and sea- may the winds
take the tale Of liberty from summit and wait IL 10 the
lands yet unborn 10 freedom.
Sen, by Lody.--Tho Granville Blues" May their
bows be crowned with garlandsln which the myrtle Of Love
shall be entwinod with aurols Of ronown.
BY John acknowledgements May its beacon lights
bazo upon Thousand hills" and the smoke Of its votve
/ and ever.
/ BY Thomas r. Standardization Without IT, no PEG.
pie can be free; with IL, no people can be slaves
by Edward ]. Eramber.-'rhe Fourth Of July 1sl3
braton in Farmvillo.
BY John H. Rawson.-The Day we celebrate. May itev.
ef be celebrated ~ the spirit u the WashngtOnians
and not in the spirit Of intoxicaton
by Thomas J. Davis-Iohn g. Calhoun, The dis,inouiah
ca statesman and accomplished Renileman-May he be
United States.
BY Adjuant Nathaniel D. Price an invited guest THE
| Of any civilized nation.
BY J. w. Wutson,-Tho Wing promises. two dol.
lan day and roast beef" when shall We zee them
by Cspiain G. X. Barksdae.-Thomas N. Benton -
nE promised yellow boys" They where TO be seen,
except perhaps, az the "Groat Crossings"
by a. a. Ernmbeu.-Thc prosperity Of our country.
May the eyes Of the people Of the a. s. opened by the
humbug Of coon skins and cider barrels and MAY they seek
heh prosperity IN something substantial, viz indus
ny and economy IN the cultivation Of soil not too much
impregnuiod with CLAY.
ny RIB. Cola CLAY foundation on the best OF soils
ny AdIutant Pnce.-Wm. &. FOurnoy, Esq.s The b.
iehgont lawyer and noble ond Distinguished gentlemen.
th' sentiment Mr. r. responded with peculiar feci