Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-19
Tls President OF tie United States.
The State Of Virginia:
-" What mortal hand
Can e'er unite the hlial band
That binds US 10 our native land
VOLUNTEERS.


BY Alfred II. Powell The richinheiitance we
! are now enjoying from fathers; may it be
transmitted pure and indebted 10 millions yet un-
born.
BY Jos. II. Sherrard William III. Crawford
When the political Atmosphere shall have been
purified, and demagogues and in,riguers reduced &c
their proper level, this virtuous and enlightened
statesman will receive the reward to which hi.
long and valuable services so eminenuy entitls
him.
BY Robert b. White: Bunker's Hill and Y otk'
Town: The hero and philanthopst who assisted
IN laying the cap-stone OF the temple of American
Freedom, has laid the corner stone of monument
on Bunkers HILL TO the memory OF the gallant Spi-
rits who on that spot cemenied with their bleed this
tar fabric OF liberty may their recoections he al
ways associated, and may they teach us lesson
OF union, charity and brotheriy love.
| BY Ebin Milton Henry Clay ;" The secretary
| stands alone. Modern degeneracy cannot reach
| him."
| BY II. l.. Heiskell Henry Clay, Secretary of
state: Is Thus far shalt thou go and no far
ther''
BY John Bruce The Hon. Robert White We
symra,hze with the paralyzel veteran, while we
recollect the youthful hero oil the revolution.
by the same Internal improvement: Refine
ment of mind and purity OF heart may educa-
ton guide At through every constitutional obstruc-
lion.
by o. A. Shaw: Andrew Jackson and Henry
Clay: May the choice of the people give US our
next president.
BY James Meredith: Cen Andrew Jackson
Without fear and without reproach, and with the
hearts of his countryRen.
BY Pat;ick Henry Cabell: Our native state ::
Confusion 10 the hear,less parasites who would
render her an object of reproach and jealousy TO
our sister staes-there is daily beauty in her po-
itical life which makes them look ugly.
by "A. T. Masl The proposed convention ::
may 1t prove severe cantery 10 eradicate the u
GERS OF our constitutional system.
Selected Ioasts drank bg the artillery Compa-
my Of Winchester
Major James Nj. Mason, presiding, assisted by
Captain Blakemore, col. a Z. Smith, and major
Joseph Kean.
The surviving lIeroas of the Revolution The
old nobility OF America, whose patents are derived
from Heaven.
The Memory of George Washington The
statesman, the warrior, the man--history has no
parallel; tradition no equal; fame competitor
Our Country Her constitutions, her laws, her
poiity--standing reiutations of the dognas of he
reditary rule.
The Old Dominion Le her sons ever remem-
Der those they came OF.
Thomas Jefferson, who laid the corner stone of
the temple OF liberty-whilst we admire the build
ing, let us honor the architect
The President of the United States Our res
pect Is due to the office, let the acquire it by
his acts.
The welcome of La Fayette 10 our shores: A
lesson of humility to Kings. He came,-a ma
ton OF freemen went forth 10 receive their bene-
factor.
The Greeks In their glorious struggle for eman-
cipation, they have shewn themselves not unwor-
thy ST the days of Marathon, OF Plata, of Sala-
mis-
Our sister republics of the south: They have
assumed their stations amongst the nations of the
earth Our country gave them their first well
come.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY A. S. Baldwin: William H. Crawford An
honest and able statesnan--may he be spec.
tiiy restored TO health and the councils of the ma
ton.
BY Robert Barr: General Andrew Jackson ::
Whiie patriotism has existence in country, or
gratitude place in our hearts, his name will be
dear to his coantrymen.
ByJ. NJ. Huet De Witt Clinton: The prac-
ucai statesman, " actions speak more than
words''
BY Harvey Brown: The Virginia Convention !:
The ordeal thro' which our constitution must pass
before we can enjoy the privileges OF ireemen.
MARTINSBURG, Va.
After NJ. T. HUNTER, Esq. the orator of the
Jay, and Gen. BOYD (appointed 10 read the De
claraton of Independence were escorted to the
place where the procession was to be formed,
detachment Of the Rifle corps waited upon the
Gentlemen of the Engineer corps Col. Albert,
Lieuts. McComb, Findlay, Bennett and Vail, who
are engaged at present Wiliamsport on the
Potomac, in surveying the intended route Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and who had upon the
invitation Of the Committee of Arrangement polite
ly US in IS