Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-08

tearty cheers, were drunk by the RfcnsroNp
fAYErrE LIGHT ARTILLERY, on the 18th inst
a Cfdrk's Spring.
The 4h cfJu 10 May holy fame which was kinil.d
Un .na soon; DAY s"o nes ilnnins'e The Aeean Con-
Couniryra ''' 0' ms
Our great and good fiead General La Fayrte!
YoLUNTEERs.
~ ~, OPP RHhe:feord The Executive Of vnEin, True
Na,on Guest" IN style worthy Of III. high eha Of
ny G0ve7O' Pieasarts Our coun, and It, Repube,o In
'uoh, may our thu, ia, fifty ,sa,. give 10
~o,u addOa proofs that i. equal to the task of
i ~ .s mJ%, Price; The Memory of Gen Anthony Wayne
NE heto OF Sionel Point.
by f'dreu Stsrensoa The Federal Constitution; in il,
'iPie'. JnIy eo"srued-and fs a.ir,iris-
by cofonei Psy,n Thomas Jeeon His fame like tina,
., Washington wall with tin.- and i, principles he
'I,fI'd so long ~ hi country i-ir-c.
~ "a az Colonel Jrnistead effhe Araery The Memory
Henry the renowned Patriot OF vngini, May hi,
m I; "y e''rraied from the htor, ofhis county,
" 'snf IdehGrdSon The Fair Sex--though absent they
% h" ioiSten they second, heats oly 10 our
u, L'eu! Robert: In Fsyete and Emmett NAV their
.o"T'' continue To give birth TO such gallant spirits obey
~! L'.tn 6A'o" Am'r'ea May her sou, ever continue
sans n' Pt~r' and her daughter. rsprocIe"
ny L''"t. Lse, q ihs u s. Amy TIE Faycue Ligh,
aIe' ami the Richmond Volunteers Nav tltir arms b,
victorious in battle aud herrewarr the smile, Of the fa
3 ~, .tort1n; The Star Siaigl'd hammer, In hfte may
& n"e the soldier with valour for it the emblem
- ~ i;ia Brorn The health ofthe Surviving officers of
l caPtain Myers Our Country 1, city Of refuge to
rev q has pro'e home to the oppressed DftIe world
- ne we've Fnn having rsiircl)
ny Captain huthecforJ LANES Pleasant, The friend of
'Hfnr ' 1,,,. IN r.. The rsspe,, f''oune
" m9,s.eoverci b"cket.n We love il ior it. a=.
rh toa ra' drunk 'citA much good i"rnor and good
Ing by the arhois cOHpdnyJu tho foRo.rg supplement
.e'"he 'ros received urith the entAusassic ar
| ,..a Hoop to the old Bucket.
OE Ensign SMITH bolivar, the Washington Of South A
fesncn Formidable t. ant. ogy Pvese dear to
Nv ~ FleheT member: The Plains oC Ayacuchn
aud sealed the Independence Of South America.
"y 'asm'sr re right Of the People PeaceaLy
nn' together a"d ounce't lolt aud erptdieni me
BY 9, W.: MNaSgtf am,nser: TIL. family L. tirans. ,
hy Ls'f t'bson Andi-,s vcnson ne of tLe sbie.i
'' n, II. a .t The true political faith
si 90, o "srH" S,e"Ir John cuney Adams, tine
BY SsrgeeHt Johnson" Our Major at York Tousn. .he
~, ny NJ. Spaldi'g, member The day we celebrate
While inspire; retmen with srrarul rreoeetion mayty.
liy monbe,: lie VII Clinton The Statesman,
BY "'cnser Washington aud Bolivar! NAV the new
Mor. continue 20 'u'nsh aeh subjects of speculation the
FREDERICKSBURG, July 6.-The 4sth Ami
versary oil the Independence of our Country, was
celebrated III this town, with the usual religious
military and festive ceremonies.-At 10 O'Clock
Inc volunteer Corps, with the interesting Junior
La Fayette Pike Company, paraded and marched
to the Episcopal Church, where large conprcga
ton had assembled.
The morning services of the Church were per
formed by the Rev. L. AcGuire. and an eIo-
quent and appropriate discourse delivered h.. ~.
hev. John Nictiuie-The day was then ceIebra
ted by different social and festive parties-tbe
most numerous OF which we have heard, was that
nj sligo, In the vicinity OF town, COMPOSED of the
W ashingion Guards, the Rife Company and many
Of our citizens; AT o'clock the Declaration Of
Independence was read by Col. VIM. F. GRAY.
preiaced by few Just and happy remarks and allu
sions; at o'clock the company sat down to we'll
prepared Dinner, and the day was spent in the
most rational, pleasant and patriotic manner
Col Hugh Mercer requested TO officiate -
president, and Carter i. Stevenson ESQ. as Vice
PRESIDENT Alter the cloth was removed, the fol-
towing loasts were given, accompanied by dis
charges from field piece and the company retired
AZ sunset
l. dhe day re eel.sroie I, the birthday Of Liberty
The ",".y ef WasAngOn. The Savior vi hi, Country
:. zen; LGJoyHe; The associate OF wa,hingon true
Apostle OF Liberty, and the friend of man
l. The Martyrs aud Patriots Of ths Reou,;an They 81,
Tic United Slos Of mn %i Iet ~ then, 'a asr. FORGOT
@ ' afIa 20, rr"n'cnt has its hunts and other ud
The people, the legitimate source Of an po.s,nd III
Constituted authorizes spring from And should acknowledge their
a. Js8ersor, nr1iior and Monroe Their admini,,,,o
o. government have bern and Republican, aud m con-
MAJ
3. Tie Psc,idt',t efiIe Uaaed Sta,ss
ihsHtia The rights of the Nation are ,he;r right,
% '"'y VIII never want inclination courage defend
TO- Our Sister RePgHs IF he South May they succeed
inihe permanent establishments Of free governments,
II Amsrta The asylum Of the Persecu aud oppressed
~ wreath Of Iaursl' for the brow oftho brave aud full
pension Tor the poor soldier
49, The An'eriean Fur They are near and dear to
BY the President Of the Day. Col Mercer: re Y,,, ld
n','f'0" 1t has our Confidence, and will give it ou
ny Mr. Stevenson, Vice President: The love of Country
BY mr llanson: Bolivar The Washington of III. South
by .: l. Poilard' The Memoy fRiego, the foe Of
By Ma, H n. Patton The Memory Of Col Gso,s
r., by Col VIM F. Gray: J5ysor, 1aau.s and Carroll
The three surviving Sisncrs Of the Declaration of
His Patriotic Service. during Revolutionary ,tiuere VII
By MAJ ws Is.yS Il f Fs:i @dH 3G Si,o
the vi1oIs Of Nsv orlean', on the Sb January 1918
TIE Memory Of Gen Mr1oer
BY W. o. j. Ro,hrock: The Greeks BI,S they e,d VI,
BY Robert s. Chew: TAe NaUy of tie Un;f,a S,o,,. NJ,
its glory never be furnished. 4'''' "ia.
by z, H. Garmehasl' The Memory IF Lori By,.n,
md nay ~, ~ we We cause ct Gieenn Llhs'ty.
BY Mr.. Johu Caldwell The Men 5dainiayafis, 7, h.
e confidence 81 'omennd is republican measures will Teoe
by T. Lun'fo 4 Lomax: TIE Memory Of " Ionaya,,,
Though his soul has fed his fame pure n. the last "a,
the letting on Ia, II monumental ST. Helena ''
by g. p James: YIN. H. Crawford Tie patriot in r.tr.
ment--ihe Disciple 81 Jshcr,on. '
sC5| In addition 10 the above. appronriate an,
impressive DiscoUrses were delivered in the new
Baptist Church, by the Rev. Mr. Brice, and in IN,
Methodist, by the Rev. Mr. S.icer. HeraLd.
We recommend the following notice, taken y,
MIR Walsh, oil a late proceeding in the British Par
Lament, TO the attentive perusal Of the friends n
the IdriD IN this country--to those infatuate.
politicians who would convert healthy. prosper.
/ Gus and happy population of spric,I,,,.;',. =.