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

| BY D0nicl Hicks, ST. Agriculture and com
merce
By DR.. r. Jc6ries. Ebony and Topaz-Tho
fragment of diSordered mind and imagination.
by James z. .AfGcii's. Henry Clay Oh
inci!er, son OF the morning. how art thou fallen "
By II. *. Chambers. John Tyler, the succe--
sor of John Rondolph-A dwarf on the pedestal Of
giant.
OH4TUyNTC.GTED
The SID Anniversary orour Country's Indcpen.
dcnce was celebrated at Carpenters in Lancaster
county with all the proud and grateful feeling in
spired by the Day and its associations. T.. Currie
Esq. read the Declaration of Independence 6 deli.
vered an appropriate and spirited address. About,
seventy gentleman partook of dinner prepared for
The occasion, at which Eliyson Currie, Esq. pre-
sided, assisted bypames X. Ball aud Joseph W .
Chinn, Esqrs. After the cloth was removed the
following sentiments were offered nterspersed with
national and patriotic songs:
L. The Day we Celebrate. II dawned in clio
~ Who can !orctcil the splendour Of its Meidi
2 The Heroes Of the Revolution. The prat.
Jude OF twelve millions vi irectnen is this .ay o.r
. cd TO their memories.
j. Our Country Wisdom in her councils " IL,
insure the happiness of her people
.. The memory OF George Washington "Ex
pressive silence muse his praise.''
8. Virginia's Sons. The race of the Craccb il
not yet extinct.
6. Greece. The day Of her liberation is a,
IN Iioi,t NJ
; turning freedom. -
Z. The Republics o: tue South To be free
, united.
8. Charles Carroll of Carroi,.oo. The remain
| ing star OF a splendid constellation.
g. The Ex-presidcnts. They have EXCHANGED
political power for more extended dominion for a
dominion over the hearts of their countrymen
40. Our Army and Navy. Their past a.
ch'evements, the best assurance OF their future
glory.
ii. The President and Heads Of Departments.
X. General La Fayette. Fearless asserer
: OF The rights OF man, again ascend the tribune
Youth OF France: hearken to his precepts.
Is. Woman
Oh! "remember whenever your goblet !, crowned
iM'ush inns world whether eastward westward Won
When the cup the emil Of dear woman ,oe, ram.
Oh remember the smile which adOi her al homer
VOLUNTEERS
ny thc President. John Randolph of Roanoke:
The faithful guardian OF his count,ys rights.
by DIR. James K. Ball. William H. Giles ::
nc veteran advocate OF State Rights and Virginia
By Joseph M. CHM. The two Paries-the
numbers, talent, ,oorth and zeal on either side,
the best evidence ofthe vigilance and jealousy of
! ireemen. "
BY WiitoughJy .hcsotor, Esq Thomemory of
DE Witt Clinton His works arc his monument:
his rivals pronounce his eulogy
by Dr. Joseph II. Doso1man The army of
the U. States lie it ever its glory to yield militia
ry Tor civil pursuits-ncw the hand maid of ber-
y, may II never become band Of mymdons, at
the beck OF arbitrary government.
~ DIR. G. II. Leland Gen jackson.
- RIsy freedoms geek
Beneath hi. high protection
ana ana may be t AK ea,rrup!ion' nsek
By Robert Docnman, Esq. Right and Luck.
The Right OF all 10 talk aud think,
The Luck Of feeling merry
The Right ri all To sing and drink
And the Luck perhaps TO marry.
ny John l.. CHM Esq Agriculture The o.
rigin OF all wealth, the foundation of all power.
by Capt. G. w. Doscnman. The memory of
capt. Lawrence and his lying words, 60 Don't give
UP the Ship" May they ever be remembered by
American seamen.
By DR.. M. Emanuel James Hamilton, If. of
b Carolina : The chyalrous advocate of The wi
dow OF our iamented Perry-in whom knowledge
and virtue are leagued with eloquence to promote
bis country's welfare; when he withdraws from
the councils of the nation, the seat OF the iustri
Gus and generated Lowndes agar, becomes va
can't
BY b. r. Barsiop, Esq. May all who are. af-
hIcted with the QuinSey or any other constif,-
h0naI malady,hnd aPanaceo in the oil of Hieko-
Ty.
BY Il. w. DO,Onman. ir. Esq. America !:
May the nations OF the earth still point to her as
The polar star o. ireemen.
BY Samuel Williams, Esq. The present and
future statesmen Of our country Unto those
who shall be devoted to the interests and shall act
IN accordance with the tciH Of their constituents
glory, honor, and immortality. But unto such as
from ambitious views and sclf-aggrandsement vi
9ate the most sole Inn trusts, indignation and wrath:
for,we the people, will render unto every man oc
cording to his deeds.
by Dr. b. g. Chinn. Chief Justice Marshall
The able jurist, the nobest politician
by Bdidtcjn Smith, Esq The Jackson and
Beverly coalition Let them be comforted with
the evidence OF the fact, and let them if thev be
able, Justify or extenuate hIe shameful outrage
they have offered to the dictates of truth and the
principles of fair dealing
By r. H. HnH, Esq. The patriots and heroes
OF the revolution May their services be grateful.
~ remembered 10y us on this day, and their me
morics forever cherished by their sons
by l.. ". T.. DOtonmGn, Esqr. After the Pre-
sident had retired The Orator of the Day
BY IPnp. Gresham, Esq. Thomas jefferson
The patriot, philosopher, and statesman. Hi.
proudesI monument, the declaration of Indcpen.
dence.
BY H. G. Pariey, Esqr. " Free trade and sailors
rights"
BY =. L CoWcay. Henry Clay. statesman
OF the first ORDER Orator Of the highest grade
bis fame erectedin the hearts of virtuo,is peo
pie viii sever the puny, perishabIc fabrlck which
hisadvcrsaries have raised to blast his well earned
reputation.
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