Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-06
VOLUNTEERS.


The Richmond Volunteer RiAemen
MAY their patriotic zeal to promote
the discipline of the militia excite an
Emulation worthy of the militia of
Virginia. BY Col. Smith.
+ Oar sister, South May
her efforts to free herself from Euro
peau shackles, be attended with COM
pletersuccess. By Major Amber.
The Militia of the U. S.-The bull
wark of the nation. BY Capt. S. G.
Adams.
Capt. G. Turner--His military SER
vices Commanded even the applause
of his enemies, they can be for
gotten by the company he raised and
cherished BY Lieut.. Frost.
The general of the I'd brigade
Gen. Chamberlayne.
BY Maj. Winston
John Tyler, Governor of Virginia
May his independence never be for
gotten by his successors.
BY Capt.. Crutcliheld.
The press that printed the first corr
slitut on 81 the Unit d States-May its
tiFnbefs aever rot. BY Ensign Stew
art.
The Artillery of Virginia-May it
continue TO prosper IS it has now be-
gun. By Col. Quarter.
General Stark, she hero of Benning-.
ton~-He taught the enemies OF Amc-
rican liberty, what brave and virtu-
Gus militia coetid do. BY William II.
Eening.
Capt Edmand Taylor-Though in
England, he imbibes not their vices
may he speedily return to the head of
his company, who are proud to &C
knowledge such commander. BY
Philip Du-Val.
May the hardy sons of republican,
ism, spring spontaneously from every
desert OF the habitaalc globe as nufne-
rous as the locusts of Egypt aad as.
hostile to tyrants as ever was our be-
loved American Fabius. BY James
TOASrS by Capt. Prices Company Of
Artillery and Capt. Wren's Republican
Blues, who Gined together at Bacon Quar-
ter Branch on the 9Th inst.
1. The 4tb of July. WIS; Th- day
which beheid the new Republic, arise In
the new world. CoDgtess ma oh.
2. The Heroes who fell IN the cause of
Liberty; May their works be as immo,-
tai as their own names. Wa!ren's March.
s. Tie msmory Of General George
Washington; His angel spirit now no
vers over Us, and uniles in the celebra. ion
of this the birth of his country's Freedom.
w ashing on's march.
The departed Heroes Of our Reyo,
luton; They have a monument more
precious than gold, and MOI urabie than
marble, ie the hearts of lneif coun rymen.
RosLn Cas- lie
5 The President of the United STATES,
being exalted by the People, shows US hai
tobe great we must be vlrtuous Piesi.
dents march.
6 Independence purchased with the
blood of our ancestors Shall We yield il
but in death i--No! no no Yankee
Doodle.
Party Spirit; May it vanish like a
vaPour, and every American stand forth
as link Of one chain, Hall Columbia
8 The People misrepresenled by their
Representatives May new spirit anil
mate he bosoms of The new Congfess,-
Medley.
General Armstrong; He has confirm
ed, # j. wanted Confirmation, the absur.
dipy and folly Of the charge Of French
inluence in he Unped States.
10 More digary, and lsss polIteness in
our Minister a, The Court Of London.
II More sincerity and less inpu6ence
on The part of he Bti ish Minister near
The Government; of he United States.
~ Old Spain lie, us drop tear for her
CONDITION aud view with jealous aspect
the destroying muck worm Of Liberty.
10. Here's health TO our Countrymen ,
imprisoned in the 6oasng dungeons Of
Great Brian aod prisons OF France Cut
# from those dear privileges, which his
day sheds upon their country Let US
remember them now, hat cur s@OIds
may aVenge their wrongs hereafter.
u. While we cry aloud for liberty, TO
ourselves, may we carefully guard against
expressing Others, and Hot o1iy publicly,
out p ivateiy observe the divine maxim :
: 70 do as we would be doae un.o."
IS The Revolutions Of South America,
not less conducive to the interest of tbis
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