Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-29

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by Capt r.. Marks--Sabbaih Schools: the era.
u.oos nurseries OF science; they bring 70 notice
many Maynard youth.
By A. Butts Andrew Jackson-rhe glory and
nonor ''iai are bestowed, ~ the need Tor deeds
wh,eh redonn' to his country's good is the height
oil this sc military chicitains ambition">
By A. ID. Me Brown-Sacred forever be the
birth Day OF Liberty, eternal be its principle and
its fruits
by Thomas II. Danie,-Andrew Jackson-
May he, th' hero OF his country, suppress
Clay
by r. Russe!l-The late John Thompson and
1ohn u. Burk w bile science patriotism and poe
try are reished, their memories will be held i'm fond
recollection.
By iiiiain Bryant--W ashinpton: His coun-
Try his monument, annually recording his vir-
ny j. NJ. Jordan-The people of the United
Sla'es-May they elect their own Pres:.
dent.
by DIR Bryant-Dewitt Cinton-The undaunt.
ed champion OF Internal Improvement:
Hl' sun has Set-rse some other SUCH
By Captain j. Nj. Birchett-The Fair: Natures
greatest work; Gods greatest gift to man.
10y Gucst-Wom an's Love.
In prosperous fortune her smiles are dear.
IN adverse fortune. she is stan sincere
by the Old Solder-rhe Tariff; The Devil
| rough-stod half clad in honespun half an e.-
largo resting on his brow grinning at agricu-
ture and commerce.
by the Clerk OF Priuce George-the present
Adnn alton Ii Came into existence by bar
gam anu intrigue il shall take its exit by the
voice OF he people.
By Peter brchett-Carroli the last of the Ise-
raeiltes: God grant him the blessing OF Abraham
Isaac, and Jacob.
by MIR. Russel-The President of the Day:
sound In principle; in honor unsullied.
ny N. Is. Sturdivant-Andrew Jackson: We
VIII elevate him 10 the highest Office in the gift of
free people May he live to convince his enc.
mes OF the error OF their ways.
7oasts at Ha,Per's Ferry Maj Broadus Presi-
dent OF the day, aud Maj Stephenson, Mai. Peter
| and Mr.. Reed, Vice Presidents
EXTRACTED.
ny jonathan Rokenbaugh: Henry Clay-Nay
MS visit to KY renstae the health of his BODY and
the peace oil his conscience
| hy Reuben Supes: May the people have their
choice, and Gen. Jackson will be our next Presi-
dent.
! by Osweld Sturdy: Cen Jackson, the western
hero-May the sons of Erin stand fast by the re-
publican ticket in Nov next
| ny Or. !. i. Williams: The Canal & Raj, Road
Mature & art wedded-May they be instruments
Oh eievahng Virginia to the station she held former
| ~ among her sister states.
by Maj. j. Peter: Virginia A,i,tocracy versus
SehGovernment-God send the people safe and
| speedy deverance.
BY James B. White Adams G. Jackson-Learn.
"b 10 uuoupteuiy oil the utmost advantage TO
real genius; yet, when put in completion the
funds OF the one limited and OF the other uex-
austibe.
By Henry Stipes July 4th, iS28-Give US Lii
herty' a Convention in Virginia, and Andrew jack
son our President.
BY Major Stephenson: Henry Clav-Tbe
bright star OF the West-May his health be soon
restored and his return TO his official duty hailed
with joy.
Al no., .y.g,,
| Declaration introduced with some eloquent re-
| marks
Extracted 7oasts
The President Of the U. States-May he con-
unue to watch with unceasng care the fire of our
liberty, and prefer the innocent telnperate and
| uncioying blessings conferred by its beneiicent
warmth, to wealth, to power, and wild ambitious
| glory.
| BY David Snively: John @. Adams-The man
oil sound morals, pure philanthropy the accomplish
cd scholar, the able statesman, ami safe president
OF these u. States.
by "A. Humrickhouse Henry Clay-The bold
Independent republican, the able defender of his
countrys rights both at home and abroad; future
generations will award to his memory tina, honor
ana glory TO which the great AMI honest are emit
lied.
By Jamos Lamb: The canal commenced this day
at "aShinston-Like the day we celebrate il will
have many rugged difficulties TO sur-mouni; but
by diligence & perseverance we hope il will sue
ceeu III diVerting the waters of the Potomac from
It's crooked * dangerous channel into "A more
sinooth and safe conveyance, carrying along with
II the productions OF beloved & fourishng
country.
By otway r. Morgan: The promising success of
zen Jackson serves TO verify the old proverb, that
honesty is the best policy"
AT CulPepeT t-house-The Declaration
was read by John s. Barbour, Esq and the Ora
ton by Robert a. Thompson, Esq CAPTAIN p
Slaughter presided at the dinner, and John Shac-
kleiord, Esq. as Vice PRESIDENT
Erfrdcted T0GSfs
By The President. Andrew Jackson and John
q AdaInS-The candidates before the people OF
the United States for The Presidency The inaic-
rity"i the votes being fairly, openly and honoTa-
ofy ascertdincd, may the minority Join heart and
hand In the support Of the Administration of the
successful candidate long as his acts tend TO the
peace, harmony and interest of our beloved Coun-
try.
BY Daniel F. Slaughter. Genera! Jackson-a
Military Chicit'ip, only terrible to the enemies
of his Country
by Colonel John Thon. Intern aiTpDropeuen
ana Domestic EcOn9my-The Pioneer and Link
TO The Intercourse and Interest Of the Common.
wealth
BY VIM. Winston. .qndre,o Jackson A Mill
tary Cbiettain-Like Marcellus bold-Like Aristi-
des just; in war a Lion, i'm Peace a Lamb.
BY X. A. Thompson. Andre " .Jackson-Apainst
the head that innocence secures insidious malice
huris her shaft in vain-tuFned back ward By the
powerful breath Of Heaven
by John 5. Turner Our Common Countrv-
Alter the example of the immortal Blake. g" Let
us love her like duiifuI children into whatever
hands her government may chance 10 fall"
At Waterford Q4oudoun county)-Capt. Dul,.
ney presided, assisted by Messrs. fixou ard (,rif.
hth' Alter the cloth was removed the Declare