Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-13

By IL. shburn, Our country. Dear alike 10 !
all parties, however widely severed by political o.
pinion. Come when they will, or from whatever
quarter, her enemies will have rough road to
travel.
BY T. Ga,ewood. The Norfsk Junior and In,
dependent Volunteers. Rivals in generous feeling
OF military pride. May the lusue of Their fame
reflect bright example to similar associations
BY p BIunet. Our cosnuy. Happy as /, is,
the ambition OF man only can disturb it.
By T. Hall. George Washington, the father o.
our country. He subdued Tyrants. brought sava-
ges TO humanity, and caused the great LeviaIhan
that roned tI ough the seas, tn be as Lamb.
Sslu'es, as usual, were fired at morning, noon s.
sunset, and the new sloop of war Eatchez, lying
cd the Wet end OF the town was beautifully deck
ed with the flags of all nations.
1t is worthy of remark, and not a little credita-
Die tn the moral character of our town, that not
a solitary instance of intoxicaiion was observ ed
during the day, the sligh.es, violation of pesce
and good order. During the night, a number Of
amateur musicians formed band and RECALLED the
citizens with delightful serensde. Herald
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, July 1.-THE fifty-frs,
Anniversary of American independence was celc.
DRAFTED on "Wednesday last by several parties Of
gentismeh who assembled at the springs in the
neghborhood of this place. The Professors and
Students attended an elegant dinner given at the
University. The day was very pleasant. and was
celebrated with becoming enthusiasm.
Central GAG
"A number OF gentlemen attended dinner pre-
pared by MIR. Thomas Drafn at the spring of
Captain Thomas w. Mamy. on the 9TH of July
Alter the cloth was removed, the following
toasts drank. Captain T. w. Maury ore
siding, assisted by F. B Dyer, Esq. as Vice Pre-
sident.
The All of July, '76-The dawn of freedom
to benighted world.
2 The Congress of '76 -Ru,t coeium, fiat ius,i.
tic.
The Declaration of Independence Who such
bastard as not to " pledge his life, his fortune.
andhis eacred honor for "such prize;''
America -Ths last best gift OF Heaven to
man: here he can be free
The memory of Washington" He filled the
measure of his couutry's glory"
The memory OF Jefferson and Adams-Tbe
one the author, the other the advocate of the De-
claration of Independence. This day was conse
Grated by their deeds 1t is now solemnized by
their DEATH"
z The elective franchise--It belongs to the peo.
pie.
8 The next Presidential EIection-Fac,ion. IN.
alition and combination away--The voice of the
people is the voice of God
he State Sovereigntes-The pillars of our
confederation; take them away and the uuyieldv
mass will tumble in ruins.
10 Yhsinia-The key stons of the Unions
arch-fsrdon Us, 1t is our country and we know
its worth
ii Internal Improvement-It il our bane; i,
tends TO consolidation.
IL Randolph. Rives, Barbour, Floyd smyth,
Stevenson and Archer-The sentinels on our out
posts-For Virginia, ALPS WELL
l3 Woman-The fair yestal in lbertv's ,emnIa.
With such guardian, the holy flame cannot ex-
pire
VOLUNTEERS,
BY Thomas w. Maury The land we live in
1t Is the birth place of Washington and jeff.r
son.
By p. B. Dyer-Adams and Jackson Tn. ,,sr
is best, but yet tits Hobson's choice
by Thomas M Randolph The State of Yirgi-
MA Though che loses her population, she can ne
yer lose her influence.
Bs Lady (sent.) -Greece Her sons are
brave With Jefferson to declare, an Adsms N
advocaie, anu Washington to roa,niain he. Ia
dependence, she, like forefaihels, would be in
vincibIe.
By LiIbourn r, RaiIey-Jaues Monroe PIN
cipia non homnes.
By James Mier-GeneraJ Andrew Jackson.
May the people Of the United s ates, not be an
81 ineffably stupid,'' as not 10 make Elm the
next President, in preference 10 John Quincy
Adams.
BY Hugh Chisholm-Adams and CLAW. Thsv
have been long playing The sly game Of O. in the
corner. May General Andrew Jackso nut them
out of their seats, at the next Presien,ial E,ec-
ton.
By LiIbourne X. Railey-- The Flag which has
Clinton and Livingston, Betrien and Benton to
support It's staff. May it wave high
BY Chiies Brand. Jackson and Adams sLav
on Mseduf, and damned De he who first cries, hold,
enoughG'
By John B. Richeson. Thomas Jefferson
NOW waited on the wings OF eternity May he
RANK among angels, as he did among men.
by James Dnsmore. Heury Clay In the
course he has chosen himself, that of Buonaparte
and Bolivar. Andrew Jackson, in the choice he
has ever preferred, that of Washington and Jetfer
son.
By Mr.. G. Kelly. Virginia hospitality and
Irish gratitude.
BY John Drafhn OF Kentucky The students of
the University OF Virginia May they be orna-
ments 10 their county.
BY 10; Quinland. Jackson, the friend of Irish
men, and OF his Country.
BY d. Ricbeson. The Governor of Yircin;s |
The able defender Of the Constitution of the II 3 |
and Of State Rights.
The surviving Ex.Presidents Their long and
lselul lives bave been devoted to the service of |
heIr country, their reward the lo0e of their fell. /
oW-citiz ems.
The UOiversiiy Of Virginia It's Professors are
lHtivsiied in talents May its students be unri-
Vailed in learning.
The Emerald Isle "Too Iono u FL, -
my harp hung on the willow. May the first meJo-
~ which il bIeathss, be the song of liberty and
STAUNToN, July G.-The late anniversary of
independence brought among % return Of those
eehngS so peculiar TO the Jay, and which will
louoiess continue to halow it, while earth holds
= heart, and the rolls wave"
Among The public demonstrations of respeet
paid the day in this place, was Dinner at the Ia
gle Tavern, Of WHICH rasnsef.fJe cor,,,ov -.