Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-10
by hi. james Ellington
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by Mr.. =. B. Read The persecution OF the
present Administration. has caused the brave and
accomplished Porter to abandon The country of bis
5htb, end seek grave in foreign land.
By Johu Moncure, Esq. w ashington and Jack
son 80 long "a we can have such char Gcfers to
fight our battles In time of war; and ~ esde a, the
head OF governments in time OF peace, we will
prove to The world that a republican governmen,
VIII eAis in it's greatest purity, until government
is no longer necessary.
BY Mr. J. Il. Peale Henry Clay Mature
gave you genius! your country honoys!- The fable
of the Maid and her Milk Psi'' could have
taught you wisdom, if not virtue.
BY Mr.. b. Hall, jr.-
May RePub'ieani,n. fourth tM nni,ve e=pire.
aud ats glory "e,er Jade tW the reOrid is ." .G9e"
By MIR John II. 5. Pous- One year and eigb,
months and pure Cabinet.
BY james Carey The sccusers OF Andrew
Jackson and has conSort- Like the accusers Of
Susannah may they be dealt with accordingly
BY Mr. Absalom King A very little while.
Aad the house OF pollution goes through rurga-
lion.
BY r. Rollow, E.q -
AadreD Jackson erceiied Ly none
- And equaHsd only by Washington.
by Major II. NJ. Patton James Madison and
James Monroe surviving ex presidents they
have conferred honor on their state and country
BY q: l.. Stevenson, ESD WIN. H. Crawford
- patriot in retirement.
BY MIR. A. Bell. The fallen hero whilst va
l"ur lives TO exclaim, don't give up the ship
with sigb, il watts, to Immortality, the name of
Lawrence.
BY Guest The Age Truly that OF discovery,
in which ,rritien constitutions can be changed
by precedent.
DIST AmniUersary Of american Independence
PETERSBURG, july G. AS has been long GUS
Iomsry with our citizens, they celebrated together on
w ednesdsy last, the Anniversary of their coun-
iry's Independence II vas, empha,cally, mel
ting day, but il had not the effect to render LAM
guild those feelings which have ever been the dis
unguished trait oil the people of Petersburg. On
no former occasion, have witnessed more
general enthusiasm than was displayed on w ednes-
day among all classes, sexes and conditions
1t would, perhaps, be unnecessary TO enter into
statement of the proceedings of the day. further
Than TO observe, that the arrangements of the gene
raj committee were carried into execution with
srea' exsctness and in the best order.
The assemblsge at the Market Square, was verv
| numerous a; nine o'clock, the procession NOV.
ed In the order designated, and when il reached the
Theatre found the entire front of that spacious
building filed to overlooking by the beauty of our
town and the adjacent country. The troops, COM
mlt'ee OF arrangement, &c. having been arranged
on the stage. Mr.. r. Il Collier proceeded to read
IN c!ear and dis'nc; voice the Declaration of In
Biographical notice os its great author.
(Ihs in our next
MIR Collier having concluded his remarks, Mr..
Birche addressed the assembled multitude in style
and manner that riveied attention. He was. how
ever frequently interrupted by the plauJis of his
| hearers, who bestowed upon him the most express
siye marks OF appreciation. We think il is due to
the young Orator, and to town, that his dis
course should be published; and we hope the COM
mittee OF arrangement will make application for a
copy of it,
The ceremonies at the Theatre having been con-
Guided, the procession meved to Poplar Spring
Lawn, where at 9 O'Clock, grand national salute
cred.
The citizens then repaired to Bath Spring. where,
at O'Clock, they padook of a sumpiuous dinner
provided by Mr.. b. Middleton. The dinner being
over The cloths were removed, when the following
toas,s we're drank, accompanied by songs, SC. and
the day was closed, as it commenced, in The most
perfect good humor and harmony.
TOASTS.
The day--The Sabbath CT our Political Re-
generation is hailed with a holy enthusiasm, 3
guns. Msrseiles Hymn.
The Heroes and Statesmen of The Rev oIution
The intrepid advocates of Liberty, and exem-
p'ars OF chi'aiEous Patriotism. guns, Scots whs
hs, Sc.
3 The Constitution of the U. States - Good men
will not pervert, aud wise men cannot mis- axe it's
meaning. guns, Around the huge Ok.
State Rshts-The ouiposts of our Federal
Citadel, where if soldier sleep, let him die 3
guns, The Campbells are coming
D The Old Dominion - She has given away
realms: She will not accept bounties at the ex-
pense of principle. 3 guns. Aud lang syne
Our Washington-'s Though dead, is worth
all the living Washingtons on earth" No gun,
Washing on's March.
The Memory of Jefferson The impIscsble
enemy OF kingcfsh end Priesicraft. The steadfast
trend OF civil, political and religious Liberty No
gun, Jeifefson's March.
James MADISON His exertions in behalf of
our Republic, however reproba,ed by a party, have
placed him among greatest Patriots and States
men. guns, Madison's March.
The Tariff and Internal Improv ments- II
legitimate daughters. who by stealth consume the
substance of 'he family. No gun, Bad news at
our house.
10 Randolph anA Tazewel- Though separa
ted IT. Office, are united for the constitution /
gun, Minute Gun at Sea.
ii The Votaries of Liberty Success TO their
Efforts Throughout the World guns, TyroIese
Air.
IL The Pfcss-- Homes uy conducted the herald
and safeguard of the rights Of man . guns. Pillsr
of Glory.
10 The Fair
THY are good as Msy arc fair
Nones HoHc tarfh o5oue item;
dsptrs IN thought a. angels are.
70 N"oN ihe1a IS 10 koUe them"
. guns Ob say not woman's love is bought
VOLUNTEERS.
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