The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-13
CO NlMUNICATION.
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perhaps with proprieiy dwell longer on Mr.
R'ves's display butt is moi the o.j ct oi dis
piece to tire and disgust with inflated p.negyric
Z" Avoid extremes and shun the fault OF such
" Who still are pleased too little too much
After the grafton. tile gentlemen and ladies' re-
tired To the place of their entertainment, (Mr
Jefferson expected,) where temperance, hsrmp.
ny < friendship prevailed, and after the rep.st
Col Monroe being called to the lir the Col
lowing toasts were drank:
l. The day we celebrate The brightest in the
annals of time, may the principles it established
never die.
2. The Union of the states The bond of 10
pendence
5. The heroes who fell in the war ofthe revolu,
ton
Hail all hail the petriot's grave
Va!our's venerable bed
Hail the M Hories of the brave
Hail the spirits ofthe dead
Time their triumph snail proclaim,
And their rich reward be this
Immortality offsme!
Immortality Of bliss
4 The peopie-rhe fountain of power-The
tribunsl of responsibility.
S The constitution OF the United States obtain.
ed by the vaiour of heroes, and conducted by the
wisdom Of sages its protection is among the
first duties of treemen.
of freemen confer brighter honour than the hattc-
~ OF courtiers or the adulaton of slaves
| 2 Neutrality and home spun-Dearer to the
friends Of American liberty than European spler-
dor suliied by imperial DEGREES, and ministerial
| orders
| g. The freedom of the seas-Their bottoms to
those who assa,i 1t
| 9. The militia of the u S-Stronr hands ant,
| fem hearts
10 The press-The sun of the moral firma.
ment
| II The elective franchise-The sou, OF ,epub
| iican Institutions
IL May the political theory which supposes
republican governments necessarily of short durs
ton, be refuled by the example OF the American
| republic
IS Public virtue and general Information
| The only sure foundation OF national prosperity
and political freedom.
IA. The Congress ofthe u S--Let its obiec
De the happiness OF the people: It's means q o
nomy, liberty and peacc-its guide the consLtu-
| ton
Is. Faction and intolerance: May they ueve'
(" DollSte ''--:-.~~iipwed footsteps the conse
cTsted SHORES of That country where freedom ia
hxed her residence.
10 Ireland
The state that strives Cor liberty t!lo' foilsd
Ana forced to abandon what she 5ravely sough
Deserves at ieast applause for her attempts
rs And pity for her loss
L. n. ne american Far. Tho last not least IL
love.
Volunteer. BY DR. F. Carr,-The Orator O.
the day.
I. a circumstance has occurred in neigh
boring County, which fills the mind with as
constituent, & sort If awe. Al indie men,
was exhibited, on the pare of the common
veal n, before the Grand Jury of the supe
rior Court OF law, int the county of -. du
ring the last Nay term, against Col - II
the county OF -. He was charged with hav
ing forged certain false paper, purporting
to be deed of Indenture of bargain aa1
sale OF a tract of land in the county If -
with view of defrauding a CERTAIN fem
OF 70 acres Of land and ves,ing the same in
himself aud heirs. The jury found a true
Oil. The presiding judge. immediately is
SUED ms warrant for the apprehension of
lhe accused-but the sheriff returned il with
an endorsatioD, that he had called at the
mouse OF the accused but could not find him
dpon his own premises, or any where with
IN MS baIliwick-and that he had understood
from sundry persons. that he had gone
20 Kentucky. Upon exhibiting the record
oeIore the Council of Safe, hey have di-
Iec'eu proclamation To issue, Offering a
tive
Col. = is represented AZ n man, whose stu
alton should have placed him far above the
feach ct temptation. H was IN afR lert
ana honorable circumstances. He wa, the
Co'ohel Commandant of his County H IS
Said to be worth at least S 100 900 I'D
wards OF so years of age, and with,s,. a
cnlck or child in the round world tn pro
vide for-Wnat combination of circun.-
stances WHAT mighty magic must the
thirsi OF riches have wrought upon that man,
"ho was thus shielded against it's influence
But we mast not Fsss upon the case itself.
Letttbe reserved sbr the tribunals of Justice
But it these facts be really true. what an
awful momento does it Furnish tn the penu
fious Miser! Son of Man! be upon the
guard against thyseifl Wealth has its uses
but many acquisl.lo are more valuable
than riches! Trace the road Of virtue
u is open before you. Improve those facdl
ties, which nature has given you-and pur.
sue, with activity, the course of wisdom. -
hliHS ways are ways of pleasantness, &
all Its paths are peace" Remember, that
ii you have the most extensive treasures at
command. yet there are pleasures and &C
QUESTIONS, far beyond meir reach The case
ct Sinon OF SamarIa presents one of the
finest morali'ies in the Scriptures.
And when Simon saw that through Law
ing on OF the Apostles hands tha Holy Ghost
was given, ne offered them money
Saying, give me also this power, that on
wh nsoeverl lay hands, he may receive the
Holy Ghost.
But Peter said unto him, thy money De
rIsh with thee, because thou hast thotrht