Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-27

BY Doctor Roper, (vics President oi the day !
J. Q. Adams, IL. Clay, and Daniel Webster a |
RIO oil political corruption; they will exclsim
" help Ne Cassius or we sink"
BY Adam Rulcnan. John Neare (present)-I
One OF the surviving few who stormed Stony
Point He has 80 fought the good fight" and
though poverty presses hard on h- gray hairs, his
bosom still CLOVIS with patriotism for his coantrys
welfare.
BY John Neare, "a revolutionary soldier.) Gen
Washington and Lafayette. my old commanders
and brothers in arms Washington is gone TO that
g bourne from whence no traveller retUrns;'' my
days are numbered here below, but whilst I live,
will raise my voice for them aud liberty
The pupils of Mr.. William NJ Jones' Female
Academy, snmated by that spirit of patriotism
which pervHdes every bosom on the return Of free.
dom's birthday. agreed, by the consent of their
parents and instructor, to celebrate the day in an
appropriate way. They accordingly repaired to
an elegant green, at the re-idence of Thomas A.
Moore, Esq, where they were handsomely enter
taihed by Mrs. Moore. Mrs. CIsmer, and other la
dies The day was spent IN the interchange of
friendly and patriotic sentiments; and after partak
ing of fepast of fruits cakes tea, Sc they march
ed In procession TO the residence OF Doctor Graz
ner, where they closed the evening in harm onious
glee and innocent festivities. 1t was a source OF
great pleasure To witness the rational and truly
genteel department. of these young giTis, and the
cordiality of feeling exhibited by them. The fol-
lowing, amongst other sentiments, were given
the occasion:
May the patriotic spirit this day eyinced fore
yer remain in the Female Seminary of Charles
town, Jefferson county.
May the names of our patriots ever remain inn
macuiate in the pages of history, and govern
ment continue free and independent.
May the daughters OF Columbia ever honour the
memory of the day which our ancestors de-
clared their independence
AT Shepperdsiown, Jefferson.
The Constitution of the United States. Too Ii
terally construed it becomes dead letter, under
liberal construction the lSgis of our freedom.
The American Eagle. Whils, his right talon
holds cut the olive ofpeace, his left presents the
arrows of death.
The Declaration of Independence-Like bea-
con on the mountains summit, to which all
tons may turn their eyes for saving and genial
light.
AT Charleston, ksnawha--
The Virginia Legislature We asked of them
bread, and they gave Us a stone we asked of them
fish, and they gave US serpent.
BY Judge Summers Roads, canals and railways.
mile of turnpike, against volume of Political
Dispositions
Colonel Joseph Lowell The spirit of party
She is mad; we do not fear her rawlings, for she is
in the custody of the spirit of liberty.
Joseph L. Fry, Esq. The American Coloniza-
tcn Society. They may say
Bs, veil do MORE HOrGtis, tps'H deserve it.n
r. M. Short, Esq William II. Crawford; ex.
allied alike the interested supporters of the Ad-
minstraiion, and the expectan,s in the opposition.
May the blessings OF his country descend upon the
virtueus statesman.
AT Martnsburg, Virginia.
By Charles James Faulkner, Esq Equal Rep,
resentaion- The first principle of free government
when the people demand il, they traitors who
oppose il.
BY Moses T. Hunter, Esq Lord Cochrane,
FIRE and steam May this az war of elements
guided by valor and skill. produce &c wreck of
natter in the Turkish fleets. cheers
AT Chrisiiana, Delaware
General Andrew Jack on The stern vinaica-
tor OF his counrys rights and honour; neither fear
affection, nor interest has bent Old Hickory
from the line of duty. 5 cheers
Our next President May he not be one who
will be palmed upon the people by those DESTROYS
Of aggrandizing themselves. cheers.
at Vauxhsll Garden, Philadelphia.
By Vice President Henry Horn. Pennsylvania
Alike devoted 10 the cause OF domestic industry
and the Hero of New Orleans competent 10 man
age her own concerns in her way, she desires
not to be iIlumned by the Blue Lights of New
London, or the Councils of Hartford
BY Samuel M. Solomon. The twin sisters of |
imposture and hypocrisy The Conventions at
Hartford and Harrisburg.
AT Eatonton, Geo.
BY Nj. A. Cooper, Esq The organization of !
the labour OF the coontry; which means 4" uniustly
to take from the earnings of one man to give it 10
and its projectors meet their meiited fate.
BY J. S. Penniman The memory of the late !
General VIM. Hulett, who after having arrived at
the age Of 4S years, bad 81 children by one wife
let all the old maids and bachelors of Putnam |
county bear this in mind and never despair.
In Wsrrenyon, Geo.
Agriculture we have never seen her children
begging bread.
John Adams In remembering his patriotic viz
tues, let US forget his political errors.
Thou art dad Slon-o,
So IS mine enemy
At Bedford Pa.
The Secretary of War being on visit to the
B edford Springs invited TO attend the cele-
braion. Among the volunteer toasts the follow ing
was given.
BY James NJ. Russell, IL Our highly res.
triotsm, talents, anc al virtues, command ibe |
esteem of friend and foe.
Mr. Barbour then rose, and addressed the com
pany nearly follows:
Fek!0tU Citizens The h7nor conferred upon
me, by the toast just given, and so kindly ra-
tfed by the present company, requires from me
suitable acknowledgment. However gra1ffying
this expression of yo'T respect. as il vas aItoge-
tber unexpected, il finds entirely us prepared
TO express myself AZ l could wish, except so far !
my feelings of gratitude may aidne estimate
the more highly your appreciation because
have already discovered that you are, both in your
lives aud customs, real Republicans. I have seen
here the theory of the principles consecraied
by this day, more fully reduced 10 practice. With
you there Is no Distinction, except what is natu-
raj "a due respect for superior intelligence snd for
moral worth, Afer making an allowance for
the kind feelings which prompted the favourable |
notice Of me, shall still prize it most highly.
1t has given me, fellow-ciiizens. unmxed |