The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-07

sch. The heads of Departments-Their Country
anechonately Recognizes their honest, harmonious *
able efforts tor her service.
9Th The majority in Congress- band OF Patriots
--l hey have rescued the nation from s.isl,onour h
| deserve we'll uf their country.
| 10th. Consistency in public mcasures-no per.
mission to import British goods, until our wrongs
1 hc redrcssed, and honorable peace obtained.
| 18th. American Patriotisn-1'he .rnerou, vop,h
who offered to pay tor the privilege OF performing
town ot duty aud the higl, spirited volunteer
VINO 49,, priced 1 it too i'shl, To give or 10 selit.
18TH Oar countr, iiltisl. Londnsc---rcioicc
ana be exceeding glad the day OF re,riautioa is "a,
| hand.
18th. The American Navy-Msy their glory at
npoi be ever before their eyes; aud may ;i,ey
nail their fag the masthead rather than strik,.
II with dishorour.
l4th. The Patriot Sol,,iory of Amcric.---m,y the
indignant spirit, which then, 10 bsttle con-
duct them through triumph 10 peace
18th. &c The Meteor f'ae OF England NAV IL
'nkhenrath tn. wa,ea OF tie ocean, when eyc, il
Is met M bat.I by te mariners OF America.
10th Struggles for tbcr-y, wherever they exist !;
MAY Heaven crown then, it has crowned
18th France. No Observation-Disclosures to foreign
injustice and ambition.
y o l. u NJ e Z Il S,
ny the President-ianes Barbour, Governor of
virginia his patriotic zeal and activity au.ur well
Tor the commonwealth.
ny tie Piee-i'resiEent (TTening9-James Mon
roc Secretary OF State.
8y Chanoeff9r Tayior lv. P.)-May the name
OF Fedcralst and Republican he this day los, for
those OF Wing and Tory which bore us through the
Revolutionary War.
By fudge BrockcabroYgk-Th m,rtvred heroes
OF fippecanoe-ther blood cries for vengeance on
I'm. Foushee Jr.--Wm. Eus,is the firm and un-
deViauns statesman host in himself in times like
these.
Nm. Wirt-Elbridge Gerry The Friend of the
People and the Peoples Choice. VA.
COZ nm. FIeitfHg-The memory of Gen. Thos
| Nelson. -
.idaan .9'wyay-The sons of Caledonia ardent
| IN the cause Of Liberty-MsJ they now emulateth,
deed. Of Bruce or a Wallace ii tieir struggle "a
the treefio OF Informative lafd ;
Chas X -.kiailory--The Oeean-Tbc common
highway OF nations, will never be co7,bekke IN
aoan'on as long there is tree 10 the forests of
America with which to build ships, and suci, valiant
tars as Rogers to command them
10hn .Hcher--(U. ) Army May the Spirits of
the departed heroes of the American Revouton.
hover over their sons and inspire them with the
courage to defend, and power to maintain that In
dependence for which they fought and Bied.
r. r. J0hnson--May the arm be Topped OF
| which gives support to savage assassination.
I Henry Banks--At time when the nation is ron
sed to arms, as well by Of injury as nv the
authority of those in Power let there be but one
sentiment and one principle OF action Let the whole
suehgtn ana nerve oi the People be Concentrated &
tho universal motto be Ukere DGerty Is. fkere i,
| my country
John J. Stubs Jr Representatives. :, C,,srees,
whilst so justly united against England the J.ror
oil America-may they not be deeoyed by Frencl
duplcity.
Sez.aH Osgood-Annihilaton to Par snir:, ,rt
| Unison in sentiment, with firm DETERMINATION :,
support American independence.
liz following Song, which breathes = spirit M
puse, so patriotic and appropriate TO the nre
sent crisis, was sung by Captain Anderson. of th
| Fowhatan Csvairy, at the dinner given Inv ,j