The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-08
ENQUIRER FfICE,
THE FOURTH OF JJJIY.
Richmond, Julu S, 1916.

.9t 6arbGcte ar Johnso7ls airing IN fhe county of
Geocht.nd, on tte celebration Of The 4M July, I776
IN 7chtch the feopEe Of the Co1ity joa,leG 6g
u n,1a6e7' ot their Feliosp- CI.zeEs from tAe ad.
5acen! Comfy, the faho1Cing IccS.s 1pei'c d o,c
l. The Attn July l.7C, s. the 18Th June lSi2-the
former has proven to the world that iore-sslers
dared TO be free, and the latter that then descendants
have not forfeited their inheritance.
q GEORGE WAsHrSGToN-The splendor which
surrounds the heroes OF the late war, shall make
us unmiudtni OF his revolutionary services.
s. JAMES MADISON Il THOMAS JEFFERsoS-Thev
have been striving TO accomplish, what Washington
commenced; may their efforts 90 perfected, in the
happiness III them Country.
4. The NAVAL HEROES ot the u. STATTs-'They
have covered themselves with glory, and re,;,emed
the National Character Of Amerca; whilst they have
taught to England the npartan; lesson that the winds
and the way are not exclusively her property
,, S. The HElIOEs THE LATE ARMY or TIE L
SrATEsrhey have rivaied their fathers in deeds of
4Naor aud patriotism.
6. TIE CONSTITUTED AuTHoRIrIEs-Their d.
ties arduois, but their efforts have been success
4 nl'; may the gratitude of their Country. reward
their services.
z. The MILITIA OF THE U. SrATEs--Thev have
raised to Themselves monument, durable as time
and glorious lasting.
Q. ENGLAND-Cruei s. impIacsbe; would Il lee q
vrte eherto forgive forget her injustice and cru
city
9. HAMProN & TApPAHASNoeK-Mayt the bood or
England eeze with horror at the sounds.
10. DARTlfcon PRIsoS-Look to this and let not
the sword rust in the scabbard, but prepare for the
consequences OF such determined hostility.
II IL. NEw-ORLEANs-In your infancy you have con-
tended with your enemies, victory crowned your eff
Forts mav distant days find you happy in the eniov-
ment of liberty, the reward OF vaIor.
10. The CAPITOL AT WAsIISGToN--I liberty NAT
-ro.i m, and virtue, will flourish On its ruins
13 OUa BRETHRES The WEST & EAsr-The
two extrenites OF the U. States torn striking con-
trsst upon which the world will pass its judgement
ii iMPREssMENT OF AMERICAN SEAMEN--No.
to be submitted to without REIMBURSEMENT of Ma
dopal Sovereignty.
Is. The PEOPLE OF FRANCE-Entitled to seif.go.
vernment and The ruler Of their choice may every
effort to prevent it, end in discemfture.
i6. DoNEsrIc MASUFAcrUnEs--One of the pillars
OF cur indeP ndenoe and happiness.
II. a NIErUOUs YEcnANRr--The hrrnest SUD-
port to our republican institutions.
Is The SmiGEs OF The FAIR-The heroes and
patriots proudest reward
VOLUNTEER,
by DR.. Peers. CAHNor-The brave patrio, oe
krance-'ne Niha thro all scenes and changes in h;s
Country-fie has told Bonsparte the people ,f
france must have free Constitution inav lis pstri-
o''sm pervade the bosom OF every indy,,ugI OF lie
n%tion, aud bring on d,sposn, whether under 4b..
control OF liourbon Bonaparte, destruction, and
erect upon its ruins, firm repab.ic
o. We understand that a meeting o. the Stock.
ho'iersO the Farmers Bank was hell Yesterday in
Their BanHng-tiouse, according t. Notice snd ibnt
the eAsung regulation respecting the transmission NJ
monthly accounts to the Board in this CIR vas r,p
nrIned by considerable majority OF votes