Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-01
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a large party OF gentlemen at \yythe Court
| Rouse Va, on the 10Th Inst. comnernorated TIE
anniversary oil the Capture of the English Frisare
Guerriere by the Constitution, Capt. Hull
Inc company sat down at Dulany's Hotel, to 4
'aDie crowded with every luxury that could pro-
woke the appetite. Samuel McCsmant, ESQ. acted
as president, and David Barrett, E.or. assisted as
vice president. After the cloth was s5 the
following 'oasts were drank with reiterated ap-
pladse
/. Our Country-Des,ruction TO the parr:cde
who lifts his hand against it,
& independent Provinces of South America
They have been victorious over their enen,je,
May they triumph over themselves.
~ 1reeee-Ihe spirits of the mighty dead =
are lowering around them, and history records
theIr achievements from the fallen battleuen,s NJ
Missolough.
A. The Revolution 1t has emancipa,ed Anne
Flca May Europe soon walk abroad in the majesty
oil freedom reSeneraed and disenihfaIled'
D. The Surviving Patriots OF '76-Our South
erh o"soms are not 30 cold a HareyhiH goaLs
o. Jeiierson-Our soil claims his body; our
hearts his principles.
Z. Religious freedom No obstruction to the
march Of truth.
8. Political oppression & Ecclesiastical persecu-
''Oh-Nay they cease to be enumerated among the
calamiies of men.
o. Our Navy What eye can gaze undazzled on
IFS splendor? va
10. Our Army-Fame can Gull no sreener lau-
rel from the wreabs of Antiquity
IL HE Mississippi river Recolect, the 1,l0iu
Of Orleans is on ats bank F'''''
IL. The next applicants for admission into the
Coniederacy-S Shall we again have Missouri de.
bate? &c
10. Virginia and Pennsylvania in the next pre.i-
uen',al contest C0y"netio naanis ct Ioeminp
est dc jure nature.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the president John Randolph, of Roanoke
The firm advocate OF the principles of '76 Nav
he not cease hoD bis labors until our country is de-
hvered from the influence OF a Quincy
BY the vice president Gen Andrew Jackson
May that usurpation which has been so artf,llv
prac'ised by Messfs Adams & CLAY, terminate
IN the elevation OF the greatest of Americans
BY John r. H. Claiborne, (of Mississippi
Inc Smiles oil woman, and the inspiration OF chain
pa gn.
by James f. Pendletsn: William II Crawford
The Virluous son Of Va he spurned at the invita-
ton of associaling himself with the corruot cabal
al Washington.
BY John G. Gray Whilst we are veperstioe
the names OF our Jefferson and our Adam. let ne
not forget our Monroe, bona erisfimatio pyqsfat
dioitiis.
BY Doctr. VIM II. Duany Gen. Jackson.
May Hls ldteI Jays Oe crowned with much peace
and harmony, as his past have been brilliant and
glorious.
BY Daniel Trigg The memory of Decatur.
Ciarum ct venerable nomen.
BY James j. Bowyer Capt. Porter The bright.
est star in the American Navy.
BY Adam Mckee Capt Hull. MAY his fame
be eternal as the waves ofthe ocean.
BY George r. G. Floyd The AJorjeioes of
our country; they only want civilization 10 make
them heroes
BY Henry Hoppess, ir. Gen. Jackson. Nav
he run the turf yeaTs, and not proves |our-Ueqy-
old.
by James r. Miller The aTec,ona,s ,yir.
her husbands pride in prosperity; his solace in
adversely.
BY the Students Of the Law-School Our
patron, Alexander smyth. Amiable in his pri-
vste life, as profound in his profession.
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In allusion to the death Of Revolutionary
Soldier confined in Hsyerhill for debt Of eJ2
w. adams 10 the People of Charleston.
Mr.. Adsms'sreply TO the Friends OF The Admin.
I iatratiOn az Charleston "a "a a., H.,