Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-17
1Io Me Editors of the Ennn,r4.r.

Sdbjoined you viii find the sentiments Of a
hiehiy respectable company, as expressed in their
respective toass, in favor OF that radical change
OF things winch can only be effected by one OF
men ~
The fifty first anniversary of American Inde-
Pehdence was celebrated by a party of gentlemen
who assembled at early hour al the :. Cool
Spring (aear Jerusaem) where prepar atoms sui,a-
be to the occasion had previously been made by
committee appointed for that purpose The De
eiara'ion OF Independence having been read with
much effect by Col. VIM q. Parker, the company
seated themselves at board sump,uously pow.
ded with every dclicacy of the season, un der The
superin' enhance of Wm.L Everit, Ed
The cloth being removed and Col. James Trez
yani called 10 preside, assisted by Col. VIM G..
F|ker, the following toasis were drunk inter
speIsed with patriotic songs:
Ihe day we Celebrate Sacred to Freedom,
glorious IN History, dearly valued In memory.
The Constitution of the u. States the dog
time OF precedent subversive OF its end; what is
inneysuon to dsy becomes precedent to morrow
The memory OF Washington Nature weeps
at his tomb while Fame tells TO History the troS-
ess of his deeds
Jefferson and Franklin Conpeers ia Science
and Votares Of Freedom
The Patriots OF 70 Above ali Glecisn, above
all Roman fame
6 Gen. La Fayeite-- Twice blessed. in aiding
our fathers, in receiving our thanks
z Gen. Andrew Jackson Always for his conn
try; his country will be for him.
, Virginia True 10 her principles; she will
neither sacrifice them TO th- Establishments Of D.,
nigne' he irowns Of power Inc sngs sssons Of
self-interest.
The Southern States Their interests are H.
sane, LEI not their councils be divided
III The Tariff A cunning contGvapcs Of The
rev. TO enrich themselves Al the expsnse Of the
many, under the mask OF patriotism
worth 10
u The Nsvy-I It's deed, sla,ioas az wa. IFS
iound@tion omInOus.
10 Lovely womsl.
49, God II Heaven :, herr.
INNS o,nt,h ihe .k'ss 90 ho.y 50 is.t."
VOLUN FhE1tS
By Col James Trezysnt Agrirul,p,.-- The
most important and least ch-fi-hed interest OF ,b.
Union.
BY COL. WIN. G. Ps.ksr. Tb-" Coslriono--
trembling in alt It's foundations; uay toe 4l
March 20, witness IL perpetual jovnfall
~ Doct WIN. A. Soak The Umyersiiy +
an ofnament @ The State.
by John Z Mason E,q. Gen J1cks7o- Tho,
some very patriotic gentlemen dOsbt BIS ca0geit..
we nope That 81 VIII prove sufficient 20 keen he
90 Travelling catiue" Sill moving
by Doct, Wu.. isgs- Tie m.nory OF wash
inRion.
Bv Docf O,ris A. Browne. Jobn R.nJs,cb
ct Roanoke ldenth,d with 'h4 in;e,e-,a of his
country. May his eaeme- bs blown SKY hirho.
10 search OF 3" Light Houses"
by John Z. Mason Esq. The tariff Tho
called BY political Jugglers the American s,,,fsg,
We trust there is too strong sense OF iusucs aad
too much ifaternai feeling amongst The American
people, 20 perpetuate system 20 unius, in as o.
pefaton and SO fuinous ~ consequences on the
agriculture Of the country
~ Doct Samuel Butler. Ko.ciu.ko, Pnla ki
ana de kai0- They have reared monVmens fol
themselves 10 the bosom Of every heeusn.
by JIsmiah Cobb, Esq WIN .. Giles Ne
ut will meet us reward.
By Col. g. Rochelle. Our Union Tie only
guarantee of public welfare.
~ Tbos. b, GIay Civil End Religious Ilber.
ty- Transmitted 90 as sed sea'si wiih lhe bood|
ofou, lnfr.sihsis