Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17


Belts acting as President, and John Bennett as Vice
President, the following toasts were drank
L. Tho day we ceiebra;e--The hammer and cold
chissei to all the chains Of slavery. cheers-6
guns.
2 The Constitution of The United Sta,es--I.imi,ed in
Ne construction, aud too pure TO be tampercd with.
cheers-6 guns.
g. The President OF the United S,a,es--Msy HE eG
forts Tor is countrys veal be crowned with success
cheers guns.
The Constitution OF virgnia--May the change a.
bout 10 be made result 10 advantage. cheers-5
guns.
8 Gen. George washing'on-The hero, the states
man. and philapthropst his memory will be che
r'shed ~ all succeeding generations. Taken standing
and uncovered.
6. General La;ayette-Cod grant him long life and
finally his remains be covered with the blood
Ell -o OF Bankers Ill., cheers--7 guns.
a. Thomas lefarson--Hism memory is engraven upon
the hearts OF his counrymen. Token standing and IN
9. James Madison-I ehecr-I gun
D. JONES Monroe--i cheer-l gun.
10 William D. Giles-The able defender of State
Rights indeisgablc in tho duties o his Office anu per-
secuted without cause. cheers-9 guns.
H. De Witt Ciuton-one of the brightest star. in
'e hemisphere has faded away Taken stand
IL. Johu Randolph OF Roanokc-sIay his setting sun
be as brilliant as It's meridian has been glorious. chs
g guns.
Is. Woman-The better part of man. z cheers-?
guns.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Capt. p. Tuck The heroes of the American Revo-
bered FOR ,be liberty which bought at the price CT
their blood
by lil'nan J. Johnston The approaching Conycu-
ton May interest he over-b balanced by virtue.
BY George l.. Raglsnd. The free born sons of Co.
unbia Here's to the literary requirements of Irvine;
the political sagacity OF Uamon-ihe Philosophy OF
Franklin, and the spirit and fame Of her Jackson
by John Jordan. General A Jackson--The uioleri,
Hercules 10 cleanse, the Augean Stable.
by Capt Stephen Hughes. Air. Wright OF Ohio -
Ia reminds us Of the ny upon the coach wheel who
crYed good Lord what o dust q
by Peter Worsham-our distinguished President a.
Jackson--May health and happiness attend him in his
chair, and efaetnl nation do Justice 70 his virtues
! by Capt. Elisha Belts. May the approaching Con.
vention he characterized by wisdom, prudence and a
spirit OF cancellation.
! by Matthew Ii. Young. Here's TO Old Hickory the
Hero OF n, osieans-may he make our enemy his
.ootstool
BY John Bennett. uenry Clay OF Ey.-lIsy he in
his crerIcnt attend 70 tue improvement Of his sloven
~ cultivated farm, and cease 20 abuse the present Ad-
mnisraon.
BY ID. Thaxter. Andrew Jackson-AIay his con,iuc,
induce all his enemies To be his friends.
BY VIM ThaNier. Generals Coffee and Carroll
Nay their services never be forgotten by the people of
the u States.
by A. Hughes The Rsro OF New Orleans-May
he prove a great blessing the Hero OF crk Town
Handed in ny Francis Foard, Revolutionary Soldier.
The modest Go. Washing ton-who, like Joshua OF
OIL commanded the Sun, hioon and Stars, ami they
stood still.
BY Thos. Hester OF Tennessee The Illustrious
Geo. Washington Walls; veherae his principles,
never let us forget his virtues.
After the above toas,s drank the conp,ny dis
Persod at an early hour in perec' peace AMI gooi ORDER
FOR THE ENQUIRER
Capt. e d Richardson, Of I.rnisiana late Of the u
81 Army. and who served with great reputation through
out the whole OF the late war, arrived in this City y
day two since, visit 20 his friends and re layes
| after an absence Of upwards Of 20 years.
| Capt II. leaves this City in few days for the City
Of Washington, in order 10 from the Govern.
ment claim, which he has, for peeuniary sacrifices
made during Che late War.
LibcriG.We have conversrd with very intelligent
cooTed clergyman who left Baltimore years ago TO-
Africa lie went to for himself the situation OF af
fairs a: Liberia, and to satisfy many of his friends here
who looked to his opinion, aer inspection Of the
ground, as the guide of theirs On His account, his re-
turn has, we understand been tins auXousIy eX
peced by many very respectable coloTed people o. this
place; and we were particularly DESTROYS rom the in
terest which we take in the schemes Of African Colo
ni2aion TO hear his report. Ills first words were en-
trely satisfactory az have back" no said 'or
my wife AMI children; and am satisfied that Africa il
The place for me and mine, and all others OF my colour
who will go thofe with common Industry anil persover
ance Nothing would induce me 10 remnin in Amer-
ca I'm reply TO our questions. he then entered Into
Sucha detail Of circumstances as fully justified his OPP
mons and conduct The mortality he said was compa
ra'veiy trihng in most voyaGessnd could be traced
veiy generally TO the mpruience of the convaescens
VINO, anxious 10 BE- getting forward, make eXertions
which bring relapse, second and third and some
umos even fourth time, before il carries them off In
most instances common when convalescng vii,
prevent mortality. Dr.. RandaPs case, as he repnrted
u 10 us-anu nc was one who nurScd him through his
Illness, illustrates his idea Dr. Randall quite
vtescent weakness ling all that he hal TO conicnr
with, after ais first attack, aud that rapidly vanish
ing.
In this state he saw the government schooner aground
on the bar. lie boarded her, and remained on derk
with the waves occasionally breaking over him and ex
pose 10 the hotties, beams OF an African sun from un
III III o'clock, "A. Nj. The consequence was 10 bsye
been foresccn; he taken home delirious with !,
stroke OF the He again became conyacscen, aud
was gaining sre3sth i:pidy when the Harriet arr.ed
CONTRARY TO the enreaes Of all around him he insist.
ed experimenting the debarkaiion and location of
The scttlc"s--and another relapse the consequence
ot his unremted labonrs-again he became Gonzales
cent, and doing we'll when the Harriers emigran,s
began 10 be taken down with the sickness. IIo now
broke from his immediate attendants who would hsv
restrained him within the bounds Of prudence
aai borne on chair supported the of two
men, insisted upon visiting and prescribing for the sick
"A last and fatal attack the consequence Of these
reerd;ions Of imprulence. Els own enthusiastic zeal
which it Inhabited. DR.. Mechen, his ASSISTANT is in
COOL heath-because, although moro affected in the first
Instance by the fever, he has taken OF himself
voitcd unnecessary exposure and pursued the ADVICE
OF those who have experience Of the climate On ano-
Their day we shall continue remarks this subject
aud give publicity TO more of the information we have
received from eye witness whose sincerity is SO well
proved by his returning with his family.
TBon. Y Gag
The pencil OF Iogarh would have been Inadequate
TO thc representation Of the exhibited before the
door Of the Central Bank on Saturday last when The
Bank was first opened TO pay out money. The State
House passage the door Of the Bank was crowded
aimost TO sutocati0nihe weather melting hot. Impa-
ence, anxiety hope and fear depicted in the con
tenances oil tie multitude OF applicants for money who
had come from the extreme pnint5 OF The State from,
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