Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-07

BY Japan johnston, OF ,he l.. A. bAes. Il.
ksreedom of the Press Truth without guile.
by Governor Tyler. The march of free princi
ries Who shall resist the waves of the ocean o
8sxtinguish the light OF the sun!
q BY Major Price. The memory OF Colonel Rich
\ I'd Parker-commander of the LIST Virginia Reg
y ment.
q by Adjutant General Peyton. Rerublicanism
q 'ure, genuine, and elective--may il never be po
N'oned at it's source. by the corruption of the people
lor be interrupted in its current by the indelity
q their agents!
h By Major ID. c. Butts, OF the Cavalry. TIL
Etichinond Fayete Light Artillery, Faye;te Guards
&and Richmond Ligh, Infantry Blues. Ornament,
Sof the 18th Res't- esteemed soldiers and cit
= zens.
BY Captain Finney. The Officers Of the schoc
aof practice at Fortress Monroe When men o.
sucb high honor and great military science lead ou
8armies into battle, we may expect good account
3of the enemy
BY Colonel Myers of Norfolk The Yolun
Ulcers Of Richmond; votaries of hospitality; van
guards of patriotism.
BY Mr.. A. Stevenson. Virginia. She was the
Shts TO defend the cause of Freedom in 10 and the
Hprincipes OF the Federal Constitution in '9S and
599' She will never sacrifice her virtue and conss
9tency Tor the love of gold, the love of office
By Lieutenant Colonel Armistead OF the Arie-
Try. Andrew Jackson and John @ Adams! A
5choice of evils may Virginia so choose, as to adj
svance her principles!
BY Col. Lambert of the 10Th Reg', The Chief
SJusce of the United States! The brightness of his
svrtues, and the spendour ofhis talents; have dis
pa,ed the shade which party prejudice threw around
5him Virginia delights in the fame OF her ds,in.
5.uished son.
BY Lieutenant Colonel Darlington, of the 10Th
3Reg't. The Heroes and Statesmen of the Revo-
Tuition. We venerate the memory of those Who are
gone; those who remain, delight to honor.
BY Major Hyde. of the 10Th Regt The Militia
Jof Virginia! Armed and disciplined, effective; un-
armed, worse than useless.
BY Capt Boiling, of the Public Guard. The
Ioravest defender OF his country's rights in time oil
WAR is the best entitled to the peoples confidence
lin time of peace.
BY Lieut. Brown, of the Public Guard. The 4il
|oi July; the day we celebrate. May i, never beI
louded with the vapours of oppression, but always
illuminated with the lamp of liberty
BY Lieutenant Wren, of the Fayette Guards !
The Constitution of the United States; in the alb
sence OF intrigue and misconstruction, needs mol
amendment.
By Sergeant Dybal, Of the Blues The Junior
sand Independent Volunteers of Norfolk.
by Lieutenant Williams, of the Fayette Guards |
May Virginia be ever blessed with pure, enligb
ened and independent Judiciary.
BY Lieutenant Robert, of the Artillery. Thei
N
IL soul rest in heaven
BY Sergt. J. NJ. Bolts, of the Fayet,e Guards
ireece and Liberty May they form a union:
complete, perpetual and indissOiuJle, by which,
40 beGueaih as rich legacy unto their issue u
4peace, plenty, and indepen ieuce.
by LIST Serst w. Z. Mosby, of the Pave,te.
sGuards. Henry Clay, the first political E,au OH
ais country, may he prove Judas TO his ma ster
4 BY Lieut. Richardson of the Artillery Ourj
1lrpyn Inf IN arva oil
md generous spirit which induced her to aid US rs
Hour struggle for freedom, her to be equal
HpFompt in making reparaon for her depredationsf
non our commerce I
By Lieut.. Bigger, OF the Blues Gen. Andrew
Jackson FTsinia's sons flocking 10 hsi
standard.
! BY Lieut.. Gibson. of the ARTILLERY. Freedom ]
Succe's to her CO e, whether she contend agains,,
Sthe crescent or the pretended followers oil
1.-THE cross.
Il BY Cornet Robinson, OF the Fayette Guards
AProtectins duties stamp duties in principle Tb.I
Avoice of Virginia still is millions for revenue
gdaot cent for tribute''
b BY Mr.. Charles L. Pendeton, of the BIue
NAmerican Manufactures May they not speedil,
j compelled 20 solicit further aid and pro ectinn
& om the General Government
By Mr.. j. II. Eustace, of the Fayette Guards
ar last Congress Their proceedings have been
B riShed in the balance OF the peoples wisdom 81
I discretion, and found wofulIy wanting
1 BY DIR. ChamberIayne, OF the Fsyeite Guard. !
l The minority of .NIneteen-unrivaled in talents;
h unsurpassed in patriotism.
4 By Mr. Henry w. Moncure, of the Favet,e
! 'uards! The Adminisraon--A dam 10 the cur
4 ent OF the opposition, which must die of its own
Taste.
1 BY Sergi Spauldins of the Artillery May the
Il berry aud Independence of suffering Greece rise
q 'hcenx-'ike from the ruins of Missolonghi.
By Mr.. Hopkins, of the Blues! The present
X Administration! single four miles, and out
Y By MIR. VIM. A. Monrure, of the Blues! Gu,
HSenator in Congress Littleton w. TazeweII Tie
,ble friend of State Rights.
4 by MIR. Tucker, of the Artillery Old Wash
ns'on Meier forgotten by Virginia, whilst Virginis
Hdands.
The Governor and Mr.. Stevenson ha wing retired !
n John Tyler, Governor OF Virginia. the faithf.
representative of her sentiments the able advocate
Wof her rights.
h Our Representative in Congress. Andrew Ste
Hvenson. a faithful centinel!
n 55o The Toasts at Clarke's Spring were re.
Hceived too late for this days paper-thoy will az.
Epear in our next.
n Arrangements had been made in MANY quarter.
celebrate the Fiftietb Anniversary of American
windependence IN a very superior s;yle.-In the
Hcty OF N. York, the Committee of the Corpora
ion and the military corps have published extensive
bulletins OF the order of the day. All possible
Esplendor was to be impaired to it by military
parade After the reviews the Mayor and Cor
Operation were TO receive the military in the GOV
Hernor's room in the City Hall, where refreshments
Hwould be provided. In the Common Council
WChamber was TO take place the presentation Of the
Mcanal Medal to the of the late Robert Fulton.
The Corporation was 10 have public dinner--,fe
front of the City Hall, to be ornamented with a