Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-24

Donlnon would as endangered. lie adser led 10 ina
NY distinguished membcrs Of that body who had in the
varied changes which had happened 70 US during our
political existence, retained public confidence by pur
suing public good, and asked il any could believe that
they would prove traitors TO their interest and
destroyers OF their own famc.
BY Joseph w. Chalmers. Of Halifax: Thomas Jcaer.
500 and the child Of his old age, the University Of Vir
GINA; The child shall remain lasting repository Of the
science and republican principles Of the father.
BY Capt Vincent Wtcher: Economy in government
and nntramineed ami tseprccai with all
tho world will best preserve public faith aud promote
individual aud national prosperity.
BY Col: George Townes The Roanoke Navigation;
We are about 70 reap the ruon Of forty ycars hope.
ny Nathaniel w. woodiny: VIM II. Craw ford, Faith
'ui among the fait!,lcss found.
CULcEPER Counr House.. VA.
The memory of washing,on-IIis monument Ia free
government-Iis Epaph Is his Counry's History.
Thomas Jeterscsi-E,crnrl sunshine settles on his
James Madison Our Fathers elected him their rep.
resenavo from this district to the first Congress OF the
United States Could voice be heard from their tonbs
1t would excaim =" Well done. thou good aud faithful
servant"
James Monroe--Iic filled tho hishes, Offices and
wore the richest honours Of his couny He left them
with clean hands, unsued virtue and all.sryng 20
verify.
Andrew Jackson-wih abilities that no sustle,v ean
over-reach; and patriotism that embraces his Country
anu his whole Country, hi, future measures will shew
that he is true to his trust, and that he 10 him
self.
John C. Calhoun-fiis matches. Geaius l. his Coun-
irys pride. Ills vsines pledge that Genius TO hi.
Countrys highest service.
The Union Of the Sia,cs-The offspring of common
blood and bound up by common nterestWe will pre-
servo it. by reciprocal kindness and forhearance.
The Constitution of the United Sta,es-As it was
made and as Is; acharter Of limited powers expressly
deined-Let us not forget that unlimited means, are
n'imici powers and that Unlimited powers. constitute
Gespotism
The Memories Of Gen, Stevens and Mai. Icng--In
the Revolutionary each made tho foe feel the
paw of the Lion"
Woman-Goi made man ont Of the dus, Of the Garth
Ia shakh b.,
made in tho image OF himself
JOIN, s. Turner: The Ca,hone Elnoneipation--The
triumph Of true policy and liberia, principles over mon
kish Superstition and bisotcd Fana,icisrn.
AT SrEvrxsauno. Va.
Jefferson and Adams-Pataels Of groatncss-On the
9Th OF July "a they mutually pledged TO each other
their lives Tor their COuniys good the 4,h of July
'26 they resigned them TO the bosom o: their God.
LGtdyetsc-The generous stranger--the friend OF lib.
er'y he came from ds,an, land 10 aid the injured and
oppressed.
James .ifadiSon and James Monroe The morning
Of their lives ssnaIized by splendour and useful
ness-May the evening he clear ani sereuo.
JOAN g addhIS-Peace TO him in retirement
The President II The United Sidt.s -He defended
US IN war; we will support him in peace.
TIE Fdir Ssr-lhc Only endurable aris.ocsacy-
they elect without votes, govern without laws decide
without appeal, and seldom in the wrong.
BY the President OF the Day. Patrick Henry--The
that first put in motion the ball Of the Rcvo
luton.
Vice President: Tho approaching Convention--Vir.
gina like tho Roman Maron, looks to her sons and
lies with confidence their virtue, justice, mssnanm
ity. wisdom and patriotism.
r. Hansbrough lof Coleshill:I The Constitution Of
tirgniaIDoomed TO innovation, may ii pass through
the erus'Gie without change Of principle.
Jno Pendieton: The true Sovereignty OF the Coun-
ryIihe People, tho whole People, and nothing but
the People.
RIA Thompson .addre,D Jdcksoa--
"Asains; the head which innocence secures,
Turned backward BY the powerful breath Heaven"
AT WELLsBuRo,
National Salute fired al noon; and at 2 o'clock
company consisting OF about 60 persons. partook OF
elegant and simpuous dinner, prepared by Mr.. VIM
Miller Jno Gardner. Esq called 10 preside. After
the cloth was removed, the Declaration OF ndeprnde
was read by DR.. James Allison, and the Virginia
Bill Of Rights Of by Dr. John C. Campbell, ACCOMPANY
led ty appropriate remarks. Philip Doddrdgc, Eco.
made some observations in aluson 90 the early oxer-
tons OF Virginia IN the OF Liberty. and hav
ing given tho first impulse 10 tho ball Of Revolution
In the course Of his remarks he referred 10 the Prcem
amble OF the Constitution OF Virginia, which read
by DIR. Allison.
BY p. Doddridge, Esq. The approaching Convention
May It's deliberations be guided by wisdom and sp-
rit OF equity Cod save the rights OF
BY Mr. John earle. The Virginia Bill OF Rights
May the Convention never lose sight Of the principles i,
c6ntaias. Old Dominion.
Dy Dr. John C. Campbell The Sickle, Shuttle, and
Sail. Identified in,eresis-fo each encouragement by
protection as occasion may require. America, Com
mrrcc and Freedom
By AIR. James Marks. Domestic AIanulacturcs-
A. they flourish, SO DOH the country The Spinning
Wheel.
st4tes-May his course be marked by wisdom and pru
dence. Hail 70 the Chief
BY Mr.. Daniel NJ Edgington Brooke Cotton Fscto-
tory-it says 20 the capitalist Go thou aud do like
wise" My ain kind dearv O.
BY Mr. John MendeI The Wesbure White Flint
Glass Wo,ksIs manufactured articles not inferior 10
any in the u States The gngiing OF Glasses.
CIRCUIT COURT or TIE U. STATES.
SATURDAY, July 10.
CASE or TOBIAS WATKINS.
WAsHINGroN, July 20.--The argument In ths case
was closed this morning by Mr. Key for the u. States
in speech Of about two hours length. The case was
then, Of half past eleven o'clock, committed the Ju