Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-17


BY Doc,. Samuel Butler. Nathaniel Macon
good man and tue
BY Col. VIM. g. Parker The President Of The
day, Col. j. Irezyan,- our Representative in Con-
sres'- the organ OF cur WA.
CO.tIBUNICdTED
lbe Dist Anniversary of American Indepen
dence was celebrated this place, with feelings of
We !lveties enthusiasm, which clearly manifested
.he high degree Of pariotsm, which peryaded the
hearts oi al present. No brow was seen to low
er with cSre; every face wore the livery of glad
ness, every bosom ela,ed Among those
who participated in the day were 10 be seen. :
small number OF the surviving heroes of the Re
yoin ion' who had been previously invited by the
Comhhties oil Arrangement.
Capt Tereli's company Of Artillery afer
performing ras5~rs OF handsome evolutions.
Were marched % stand, where the Declaration
% Independence was read by MIR. Joseph w
ChslmeIs, who accompanied the reading of thar
admirable state paper with number of Iucil-snd
e'opGeni IemSiks. Eie sketched in rapid s. glow
ing &C o"is, the suaerinss and oppression ofihe in
iant colonies. and the arbitrary measures OF The Bril-
ish hing ID dwelt at considerable length and
~ me most anmating strain, on the services and
n.Tuships OF that band OF patriots, no by their
glorious deeds nave rendered their country, en-
poaur ally Tie - Land OF The free and the homeof
'he brave HE aiiusion in particular 10 the few
veterans who had assembled on The occasions was
most beautifully touching, and created the war
4 he ceremonies OF the day having been connie.
ted the company sat down TO : sumptuous enter
tainment prepared for the occasion by Doct. AIex.
Bo5d. Gen. BaTzilla Graves presided as President
o. the gay, assisted by Souldin Eldridge, Esq az
Nlce PTesiden'. The cloth having been Temov ed
The following toass drank interspersed with
number Ut appropriate and lively sirs, from an
excellent band OF music. A number of VoIun-
'eer 'ossis given on the occasion were mol hands
ed in for publication.
I'h--f.b T,l,,
passed by and the sun OF It's glory is marching on
ward to ITS zenith cheers, Hail Columbia
The memory of Washington we raise not
stone, we carve not line, but leave him a.
,,he IN ms glory" No cheer; drunk standing.--
w ashington's March.
} Thomas Jefferson AID John Adams The one.
The author, the other the able advocate of the De,
eiaTaion Of Independence Their " cary sons have
made golden sett, leaving bright track of-un-
dying lame, to mark their path glorious TN
I I,. '@i'y no eHser' Drank standing, solemn
The survivors of the revolution The rem.
nsni q IN ius,riaYs family The living witnesses
OF political miracle cherish their numbefet dsvs.
ehesr-, Adams sad Liberty.
he President of the Unilsi States and head.
Vi u PaTtmeni. cheers. Caedonian March
o he Army ana Navy The Offspring of ne
eessHy and the oinamsnt of Iher country. ),
cheers, Grand rounds, Cotillion
La Fayeue- Recorded hoaours shall gather
iouna ms monument and thicken over him; Il il
solid fabric and will support the lsureIs tbst -
dorn It, cheers. Hall to the Chief.
9 Charles Carroll of Canolton- The only ,u,-
ViVI'g sisner of the Declaration, of Independence;
lie stands the brightest aud connecting link of twn
generations. cheers, Rural felicity.
Agriculture, Commerce and Manufactures
Ihe FIRST the mother; she should rot be impoverjsh
ed to deck her Offspring. cheers, Fine times AT
our house -
10 The cause Of Greece Sanctifed by the do.
yyo'ion' and sealed by the blood of her people,
Nay the sweeping Justice OF the Christian World
az ieus'h awake and arrest the of the remorss.
less oppressors cheers, Tyrolese song Of Libe!.
ii Gen. AnJ,ew Jackson The hero of New
Oiieans; The eilzen soldier lie deserves, and
WI receive the highest Office within The gift OF
The people cheers. Jscks1n's victory.
IL WIN. b Giles The able and constant sJvo
cate o. The Right of the States, cheers, March
Cataract Of the Gauges.
70 The American Fair Their innocence and
beauty, and like he lucid dew drop, reposing on
the iloWfe' leaf, trembling in the solar roy -
10 cheers. Come haste TO the Wedding.
VOLUNTEERS.
By Tie President May the Fl At vvo,ds q, c,t,,
Bill Of Rights which says that al men are bv ma
,'nrs equally free and independent be read and a.
dop.ei a. ling principle in all governments
~ The Vice President A speedy amendm ent
10 the constitution Of the United States; 90 - to
House OF Rerresep'a ives
BY James y. Luck Jno Randolph OF Roanoke--
The o' snd ccusisoni "a porter Of State Rigb4 e.
Fi-sinia Docfines.
~ Joseph Terry. Virginia true to Der pria-
cipies, sh. has nsacd h-r colours 10 The mas, ana
Will nsvsI give ~ he ship
Us A Butler. The IIcoo OF New Otlesps-T'bs
choice Of the people May he be honourablv elo.
vated 70 he Presdential chair lib March 1929 Il,
defiance OF Tbs ihtfisues Of black legs and ru,i.
tins.
BY Jao w Gl,s, Joo Quincy Adams. Han
~ Clay and Dsnisi Webster The brigbie., stars
OF tbe political gsisv'; such are the men who
constitute tis piils asJ glory Oh = nation.
BY DJct Jno g. Chalmers The contribution
OF Frehi'. ne precious lssacy Of DOR eod.Ike
ancestry 20 hss been TO- Us in war a shield, Ira
peace an excaediug ff~al reward Esfo gerpefua
w John =. Caoi.ess. The H'rn.s ltftef; suo-
tlsf rigny Effort to rsr4lyzs General Jsckson's
Election bu 90 arrow Ton tightly touched for so
loud winds forged, pai.ied be the hand that
penned il
by j. W Cbsmer- Rsndoiph and Tazs~.lI
~ The scymifar Of Ssiadin and tho broad sword Of
Richard Continuation hat will make the CO.
shuon renble.
BY e. En- Dsriss. Justice to those who ss-
minister the government Of the T. ststes-. sn6
90 Dnion oi ne people. ~ the surest safeguard Ia
'nalf permanent beppiness and proap Gritty
~ - D'SiFs' Hen'y Clay when party soa
p"so""' An'mos'ue' ere buried. he viii be poiatsd
20 as one OF Americas brchte.f Dgnsaoeots
By Captain John FeuiG The oer5 r,ssi,eo,--
WAY be owe he II sctiou 90 ine vii a the Pea
Congress.
By WIN r Tsr,y w ~ II fses