Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-31

'io view those republican principles which have long
it is pleasure to remark that the harmony pre-
vailed. The following trss,s were drank accompanied
with the usual number Of cheers and envening songs
I. The Day-like spotlcss virgin, we will preserve
its purity, and hold il sarreL forever.
2. The Statesmen, Heroes aud Soldiers OF the Re-
voiuion They are yet Lvins-cvery virtUou, BOSOM
shall keep them alive.
). Washington
l. JcfTsmon--Every year shall afford new n,onu
mcnt TO his memory.
g. The Consiitution-we win cling TO il SO long as
there's Fragment OF il lett.
.. Andrew Jackson. President Of the Uniteh States
The Farmer, Warrior, Statesman and our eilow-citi-
7. I.athyeue-- Every House in America hi, home
every Man his Friend
8. James Madi>on-Jamcs Monroe.
D. Governor Gles--tli. talents and service his uni
form devotion torepubcan principles. claim our a,lmi
ration and gratitude.
To- The Memory OF Judge Thomas Boiling Robert.
son-Bo"n in our county-iIe shall no, be forgotten
loved by his Friends-aLored by his relatives-iikc
Washington, respected by his enemies
H. The Observation-Disclosures and honor prea1e-,
It has thus filled the measure and wishes Of its political
friends.
H. The Memory crthe ioie, industrious. trarei-
ling Cdbinet-Their eyes closed on the Alb March
They shall shortly receive Barbour. from London, to
give them the last shave.
ls. Colamba's Daughters--1aste. elegance and
virtue, ado,n country.
~. L. w Tazewe-vmgnia proud OF his talents
Yet we hold them f<e the rest OF manknd'' Enc
mics in WARM peace, Friends"
BY the Pres,ient-The Day-so long "a il shall be
mutually and warmly cherishedso long shall the Re.
public stapd.
by the Vice president-Andrew Jackson the Pre-
sden,-Hones and Intelligent -Frmncss and Patriot
ian, the prominent features of his character
by the OLD Revolutionary Sollicr--The Chief Jus
'ice-an honest man the presiding ornament OF the
hcnci---a friend TO his country 1.-THE oath of my uncle
Toby shall support him.
BY Robert G. Stracl,an-Afemory OF John Thomp-
son-These Trees have witnessed the gambols of his
Boyhood his native place his political arena OF '93.
BY n. b. Smrdvant The Constitution Of Va, maze
of the host materials by the best OF woTk,nen-pull
away ts euemiesNIay il triumphanv rifle the
BY NJ Shelton Gillian Memory OF Franklin Every
cloud monument--each serene sky. represents the
perspic uty Of his mind
BY Doct Friend--Greecc Idol of Christians
the victim Of Barbarans
BY WIN. Gillian H. Clay-like MAX Anthony
he stirred up the Rabble nst the viriuous Bruius
BY an invited guest-Ilenry Cliy-the able States
man Patrot-whose fame like the snuiing of the
turna uminAry exiinGused fora while, only 10 shine
BY Robt. Gilam-B w. L-igh-biesi with a gigan.
tic mind, adorned with the strictcs ntegriy-we hail
him. the political argus of the Convention.
by - Perkins--Nlartn Van Buren,.
by j. s. Gillian -Wm III Maciarlane-a gentleman
OF liberalily, his talents. an honor 10 his country.
7 by tho Secretary OF tho tay-Spunk, when united
with sense, the Monarch trembles on his throne.
Toasts by tile old SOdicr-John Randolph Of Roam.
oke--ihe Chatham OF America Special guardian OF the
Constitution-Satire's only Child.
Divine who preached severance of the Union'
in July. ISl2-rar and Feathers to hi. memory.
Gov. PIumer of New IIamp.hire-" Father have
sinned against Heaven, and in thy sght-IIis Country
shall kill for him the fat,ed calf"
Johnny Q. His political Barque sunk; navigat-
ed by Capt. Clay who shipped with his crew three
distinguished prates-war, Pesiiience and Famine
The Adams Convention on the Sih January-A clio
riousoppo'tuhy for every halfway republican to make
John Tyler, Senator--An honest Republican - Can
dor rests upon his brow.
The Ta,id-A curse TO the Nation worse than the
Locusts of Egypt.
1.-Two vgaa9s werO OF whom hvol when
Bo,,oa advocated principles unworthy of AMERICAN and sPakc
pent looking him fully the fac Bser fsaa OWL
es s % wa w. sad the old soldier
and Samuel Adans her and the noble
for political soldier my Tn
,ha. church barrel of and the equal feathers, the special
AT meeting of the Board of Managers of the Bible
Society of Virginia. held the 22d day OF July 1929
Present, Rev Jesse II. Turner lst Vice President,
Mr.. Charles M. Mitchell, Treasurer, Mr. James Gray
Recording Secretary, Rev. VIM. J. Armstrong, Messrs
Benjamin Brand, WIN Allison James SiZer, Richard c.
Workman, George Hutchison. Richard Whitfield, David
l. Burr, Thomas Nelson, other managers.
RESOLVED, That the Rev Ethebert Drake, be, and he
ia hereby appointed Gen. Agent of this Board, for six
months from the date of his entering upon the duties of
the office, according resolution of the Society adopt
ed at the annual meeting held the 7h day of April last
JAS GRAY, Rec Sec'ry.
Bible Society OF Virginia
N H. TheRev. l.. Drake having accepted the ap,oint
men OF General Agent Of the Bible Society of Virginia
and entered upon the duties of said oce-all agents in
he employment OF the Board, and those that may he
disposed to aid the Society in this work of love- will make
elr reports ana communications 10 the General Agent
at Richmond. JAMES GRAY, Rec. Sec'ry.
The President returned to Washington on Tuesday
There were no further steps taken by the Court YES
terday in regard to the prosecution OF Or. IVa.kins-
II Is awaiting probably the deci,ion of the Grand jury
on certain new indictments which il is understood were
sent up TO the jury yesterday by the Counsel Tor he
United States These indictments, ills believed, relate
10 allegations embraced IN former bills before The Jury
which were either ignored by them, quashed by the
Court The Jury, understand, came TO no decision
jon these fresh indictments and about o'clock were adj.
OIL rned over until to-day tyNat. Int July 20.
The Hon. John Branch, Secretary of the NAVY, ar
rived IN our city Friday afternoon last and devoted
Saturday 10 the examination of Navy Yard and the
United States Naval Asylum on the Schuylk Prior
TO his visit TO he had examined the Navy Yards at
Norfolk and New York. II cannot fail TO be subject
Of coDgratulson TO the people of The United States 10
know, that Che head of the Navy Department is person
ally inspecting those extensive Establishments which
while they approved of by the nation al large re-
quire at the time, that the funds of the govern
ment TO be expended Upon them should be laid out with
single eye 10 the good othe country This carly ex.
einphcaon Of the Secretary's zeal ia his new station
ample pledge of the ability and fidelity with which
he will execute the duties Of his Department
Phil Sent.
New ORLEANS, July l.--Mr. VIM. Ker (son of DIR
David Ker) was appointed by the President ON the
9th June, Post OF this city. From The high es
iimlion in which Mr. X Is held by the friends of tI,e
present as well as the late bis a,o.;.