The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-13

cuiz,ns 1.-THE anniversary Grafton was d, iv
cred by MIR Robert Nc Candlish-A dinner
was given at Bur,'s arden. which was hoapred
~ uss presence of Col Pssteur aud the fiiccrs Of
FORT Narioik.-Thomss Newtoa s'li Seth Eos
ter Esqrs. Chairmcn.- ToAsTs-
The Resolves OF Virginia IN l765-- rh., frs,
ghts oiliberty. or no taxation without represen.
tss ION
The Boston Port Bl-It taught us 20 live,
without foregn support, and tested the souls OF
men.
The Battle of Lexinsston-Brtons gave the
first Hire, and received the last
Tue ilustrious james adison, President of
the Uated States He was taught b. Heaven to
think-by education to write-by tie defence of
Virginia to speak'-and will be taught by foreign
aggression to act
The S'atesmsn and Philosopher at Mon,icel
10, Thomas j. fferson-His enemies are the EN-.
emies of the people
Our brethren ofSpanish America--Msy they
also have jubilee of independence
Our bosom friends-rhe FAIR daughters of Co
lumbia
The attack on the Chesapeake, and the di.a
vowai oil Erskine's compact-they will be ever
remembered by Americans as proofs Of Dri
fish perfiy
- IT'S SAID tie irst time Nr. Mrdison tried
ms Powers Of public haangue, spos on an occasion
sphen csalt spas offered to the STATE of V,rgin,
n--he never bsfore could be persuaded TO speak IN
pa5iic
The Norfolk Troop If .v,lry and Junior vo.
lunteer Company of Inf,ntry repaired to Rourl,'s
new room, where a aumptoqus Dinner was pro
vlded for the two corps,-Col Sharp, Major
Maurice and MIR. Robert MCandiish were the
guests. ToAsTs-
The land we live in--Ccnsecrated by the blood
OF our fathers, let no udc foe dare to invade it
cheers.
Liberty, LIES choicest blessiag-The last spo,
on which the hope of freedom shall desert us !;
there will we hol,t--Th | ST mtrenchment of
liberty shall be ous grave. 6 cheers
The Eagle of Liber,y-W mgng her fight a
ga'nst the rage of every peril, with eye that
never wlnks, and a wing mat never tires ;" she
VIII MAINTAIN the freedom of her cline. 3 cheers.
General Armstrong, our ambassador at the
court ct France- Wrilst we applaud his manly
and dignihed language, let us cherish and sup
port the independent principles he .dvances.-
Inc .Jo,rney'nen Prsa.ess IF Norfolk who form
tne hrst Virgn't Typographical assoc iation DIN.
Ell together- Daniel Baxter President and George
Nestsr Vice President foasts @ 7 The Ifal,cis
ed ODDS are technical terms
Printing =" The art preservative of all arts 70
Shaos enveioped the horizon, superstition reign
ed but this heavenly invention dispelled the
gloom and caused reason to triumph
""e"'oT, ahu nest promoters OF printing
characters designed by Haven to distribute
u. useiuiihes to man-their forms are off may
their tokens he remembered to all peIpclmty-
George Washington, and the departed Heroes
o' Am rica-lheir sentiments were coyrect---
'heir deeds JUS If ib!e: may ,osterity take tAeir
conduct rs ia .ea,dig line Of their actions
Thomas J,terson-H,s enemies hav, pei,ed
nim-ilIs TRENDS have mashed MIN, and succeed
ng generations will view him as the brightes,
Star III our luninary
ihe fepnlation of our brethren-May, he that
''racfes 1t. be beaten 5lIek a mo.k. should
ne continue his aspersions, let him recolect the
support OF ne fgmpI IN : the gdilOps