Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-14

md ability, capivaied the hearts OF The gen
,lenen as :, ell As he ladies'.
Mr. Heufy repliej to this sentiment.
IIy ID W. Wiiliamson.-To tie Young Peo
pie n ptrgintd;
If you are for love- mary. If you prize rosy health
Ard even II money be your object, marry
Raise up soldiers nigh and main
Thea lessb you may England, France and SPAIN
BY Lady : Hampton Sydaey College:
A venerable institution worth the support oil
every Vngibian.
This toast was responded to BY Mr.. Jas.
W Hammersy, a student of Hampton sgd
ney.
By JOS r Bailey Gement Hancock Esq:
" ho is absent to day from among us on &C
count of iii healrh true friend, an excellent
eighbor good CITIZEN aud faithful public
servant.
The President responded to this sentimen
~ reading a letter fir m. Mr.. Hancock. in the
conclusion Of which he sent the following SEN
.irnent:
TIE Counsel Of Washington, as contained
his fare1ceH address 10 Tie People IF tie T..
States Nav il eyor be fresh in the hearts Of
is 'untry men.
BY Sam'l ID. Chambers TIE Ladies If
Virginia We admire them for their beauty.
rolect them for their innocence, and love
hem because We can't help it.
BY G.. b Portwood.-PatrickH Henry The
Oemosthcnes OF America.
BY Lady -Ow Cioa and Religious In
hatiORS Both teach Freedom. aud upon
he pcrpetuity of one depends the safety of the
lhel.
BY Lady William q. Miller, Esq:
\ fellow citizen o. whom e are Proud our
hanks 10 him for his kind and efficient ser,i
es TO day.
To This sentiment Mr.. Miller replied in an
pproprate manner and concluded by offer
az The following toast:
TIE day zoe ceieIratc.-May the violence
II party spirit be lost 10 day amid the general
ibilee over a nation's redemption from tyranny
nd oppression.
BY G. II. Hunter yOtestantism Repub
icanism and Education. Death and destruc-
ION to tyiants. aud peace, happiness and love
, the oppressed.
BY w. A. Lawson.-1ndre,o jackson :: Al
though not of the revolution, he was one of
the great defenders OF our country and liberty
BY Jos r. Baily Capt. Matthe'o II. Han
0ck: May we always have enough Of such
men in all our communities
BY "a Lady, intelligence It reared the
majestic columns -four national Independence
md it alone will prevent their crumbIing into
toms-thereIore educate all the children OF
the land.
ByJ. L. Poindexter OF Camp bell.-The cit
zens of the Red House vicinity: their courte.
y, liberallty and patriotism will long be re
membered by those who have enjoyed the
conviyiaIties of his day
The President replied 10 this sentiment
on The part of the nelghbcrhood
BY w G.. M,ller.-IHe Statc Of Virginia:
May the cry of The opposers Of our great in.
ferfal In provement policy of "a ruined State
nd bankrupt Comnonw eaIrh." on Y s,imu
ate the friends of Virgnia's prosperity 10
'reater activity and renewed diligence to de-
,elop her resources.
Several distinguished guests were expected,
ut unavoidable Circumstances prevented their
''elng present; letters were received from
l. w. Tazewcll. Esq.,and Hon w. o. Goode,
the latter accompanied with the following sen.
llmenf:
By w o. Goode.- Ouy C0untry: Its pro-
gress and its Government-The wonder and
The blessing of the world
Thus closed celebration which was indeed
one of the most pleasant orderly and agreea
Die that it was ever our fortune TO attend
Long may 1t be recolected. II.
TIM WuraT IIApvpSr Tho ,vboo, b,r