The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-14

l. Ia v,aaaary ef oar eaaafrRs Princes and
1.afil= tay flourish Or may fnir.
4 breath en- mhhe them. a. a breath haz mads .
hut hold peasautrY, theif eaauttY rfades
Nhon oneo destroyed, IN naser be- snrrirl'
1ht Iair sfr.-iIetsens best uin IN man.
VOLUNTEER foAs1s.
~ Gapt. III. fen. fffesdrnt pf tin dny)--
Tte. .lrgerSoa end liIms The mnser. TIN at
ihaf and the advocate ol the Declaration OF In
dependence.
Nv Capt James Dillard "a soldier Of Ire Rev
olutiun Him 1 hres. mr. h,pftsshfahtf m
oorgress.---Ne value HIM for his talents, respect
Inn, Ia, ms independence, aud thank hm Tor
III public services.
Il, l.. l.. Thompson. The cause Of liberty
throughout the world.
kv ". ). Crawford -1ae Cd Dominion
Constitutional reofm will YET conduct her 10 a
giurtnns destiny.
By Capt. II. NJ Garland. - lat bin D. Rights
-" No fee government. ortiz hlessme Of linn
!, can he preserved Ia any people hui ht n nm
adherence 10 iustlce moderation, temperance.
llugnliy aud virtur.--and ht u frequent reeut=
renee 10 fundamental principles.
Nv Jos Staplcs.=-Ibe mud poftieiIns Il
south Cdv0liaa ,-="ho at the sanis time adv
cute disnninn aud the prclcnslons ot 6en Jack
son 10 the Presidency tboth al winch, tod At
hls nfnlte mercy aYefi ) should they succeed
2
Sccii0r.'
Il, 5. NJ Wolfe --1ndrtm Jaelson--zmay hr
long live IN peaceful retirement. ice from the
ares of public ld'e
B,p :. Pleiee.--Gfn. 1airsie Iackson.- -
may he be placed nj the hrlm d Tins young Re
public. 10 guard IFS interests aud direct ns In.
TUE destlnics.
Il, Jas. to revolutionary saldier1--
The farmerof Tennessee, he that has pledged
LIS lite, his honor aud fortune 10 the service ri
his country may be- satfiy trusted With It's high
esi dtslinies
BY SUM- NJ Gmland.--. ihe day ,ef ceis.
btait--lls spul Is ihe spiIit Of pnltotsm and
faternal loye,--lri II pot be snlled by III. ran-
sour and yirulence fpnrty techng.
By Joln Mountcaalc 1 pefdg ,nlon Of
He Iaised hta,i8 ofi paesi htafh- ihtrs IL oe#
,asion for Their utmost Efforts
4, Obadiah 1nrpln "a soldier of the iscyo.
laian1--A TIM pm OF brooches, porcupnr
s,ddl, a long journey 10 20. hard uol'lng
horse aud lutte money 10 spend, 10 HIM who Is
not hirnd 10 his country,
Bv Capt. ] wager - Henry Ctag.-the son
nj NiIpInta. -persecuton has come upon him
in,e A mighty lnrreni. hnt his genlns and virtue
will proudl, llfi him above lis billows.
By Lewis r simpson--John z adams, the
bic statesman aud lrlpent patriot
By Allied Smith The Presidency Of he y.
Siaies--Asil IS the highest cffH oihee known
10 the constitution. 50 should It's incumbent be
eooglIy distinguished by crii qualifications
Nv Ailen Blair-t soldier oil the revolution -
Audrep .faetsoa,-the hero aud patriot--hc de
serves well OF his country
Ry Capt Wm nlllard -dgrfcntiipe Com.
nerre and Manufactures, the fountains oil ma
liona wealth equal contributors 10 the stream
of public prosperity
Gy Col. VIM Coleman Thomas il 1tson
Ihon dost serp my father, but thy maine. blen-
died. with thai of liberty, shall live through all
time
ByH l. Brown.-Om co,mirQ-May W.
ever look ~ 10 her ne our common mother.
and EI>e GOOD children, cling 10 her i1oln Whose
bosom We receive life, iigh aud independence.
BY Rob-. ,llnslcy - Ihe dny pe cciebrdif--
sacred 10 the republicans aud PATRIOTS Of every
caSs-li should never he protaned by political
controversy.
Nv $. K Davies Public improvement TN
der rs influence may thu valleys rfjolce, and The
wilderness blossom rs the lose.
Nv Or Las Powell.--Gfu. dndr@p }ariggn.
a nan whose mud ~ superior 10 tear, 10
sriG.h interest aud corruption, that no bTlbc
can tempt, no power osefawe
Il, saml llcslell Gep GeoJpe DadlRptoH-
Who taught the eagle nj lheriy 10 expand hfi
ppnlans over halt the elohe, culsed lac The tribe
which refuses TO take shelter bcaeath her wing
from the killing rays Of tyranny.
~ las. A. Rose.-1hsas ihr scai OF science
potent Carthage, the mlstiess oi the sens--hnd
imperial Rome, tho gigantic ruler Of the world,
fell by the hand OF party spirit, my these Uni.
ted States mott by their example
By Jas T. Brown-Duf Greeni Eartef Berer-
IN. Gtu Jackson aud II Let They haye shown
1 w., al
the earth should open and swallow them than
obtain "A nnblic oficeby corruption
By Jas f. Garland. l. AdaHs and JacksDn,-
NAV each receive the office best suited 10 his
capacity aud merits the former IN be reelected
To tn Presidential chat and the laiter ia br
placed al the head oil an army
By f. T. Adcock H,ury CiaB=-lhe aez
campIished statesman tie ardent patriot aud Ell
oouent o. ator.-may hfs county, long en1ay the
brnlGt oil hlA splendid lalents.
~ Ad Gnrland - IN. afaffel 1saitrg NJ Iir
RHiia fountains of hnaHu. my dizzy nave the
eloriors influence Of producing an edeciual
remedy to HAT prevalent and banrlnl disease
nht Ja6tsOn torer) with which 50 many OF ON
citizcns are soTeiy affected
BY Wm 5 Claiborne. -HsuV Giqg-nncor
rnpied indebted. the firm, undertaking pat
rot and watchtul sentinel oi his rounirys liber
", at whom the darts Of calumnv have been
hurled bnt the reelitude Of ms conduct aud Il
hapnv conscience az shields wbieh they cannnr
pierce, but fall harmless nj MS feet.
by Eobt Coleman -fndrtu jnctson, the
citizen soldier, every aye has had its hero but
ours Is inferior TO none.
BY Capt. Wllson.-,iav the American eagle
ever triumph over the British lion.
ry Il. Davcs.--H ere, to tho grand fabric, Our free
constitution,
A. built on the hase aftha great revolution,
Aud l1rger with golltles mol 10 he erammd.
Re anarchy cnrs'd aud IL tyranny damnd,
AMI who would 10 liberty err prove dtsuynl
MAY his son he a haHgman, aud he his first nal.
BY u. L. Coleman - Thr marquis d. LdJag.
cHe,--the supporter Of the cause OF liberty be
ng son OF lance. he is like a lump OF pure
gold, IN the midst OF dfoss.
by Nm 5 Cahei-=snccess To the 1F,seo-
rite over the Ottoman, 50 lar Is the liberty oi
Greece is concerned
BY l.. F. fibbhis-The southern Con-.
NJ H.. ,,g,sYy.as,s I,g.Fu,u5serv 1 "A,