Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-09

Not to be improved. because he supports the Constu
ton of the u. States.
by DIR. Abner Crump Truth: Would YOU have the
rising generation become honorable and useful members
OF Society! then impress deeply on their minds
the Importance OF rigid adherence truth as the grand
fundamental principles of moral character
BY James NJ Harris. State Rights Tho only sure
foundation of our Liberties.
BY Charles Seden. Martin Van Buren,: Let us
10 Gen. Jackson.
BY IL. l.. Hopkins, Orator of the Day-The Union
%S .%e.. e. s "y %S SSsS Ri liberty
by r. F. Graves The Hon. John Tyler: A dstin-
guisncd Statesman, true Republican, and good man-
beloved by all who know him.
10y r. > Sampson. Andrew Jackson, President of
me United states; His mncss and fidelity in the dis
charge oil his official duties will secure TO him the es
eem confidence and support of Republican America
by Geo. Jefferson Thomas Riichic Yirgnias faith
ul sentinel; eyer foremost to apprzc OF danger.
advocate OF Virginia principles: He has as wise head
as ever paused to deliberate as sweet tongue as
ever gave the words of wisdom ut,erance
BY u. j. Leake. We have heard OF the dark davs of
the hrst Adams: May our republic witness as dark
day as that which gave birth the first message of
the second Adams,
tive in Congress- The undaunted psrot, the able po
cion and successful advocate of the peoples rghts-we
VIII have no other representative.
by Thos. j. Scott John Randolph of Roanoke: His
voice affords melody TO his friends but deals destruction
to his enemies.
BY Lady. The Orator of the Day: May his genius
continue to expand, until the most remote OF
the Earth echo with his fame
BY IL. L. Hopkins Orator of the Day. The fair sex:
Their faces beam with beauty their hearts TEEN will,
goodness.
BY Peter Lesueur. VIM b. Giles: His thoughts
reach from pole to pole his imagination circumvolvcs
the earth-may he soon from his Affections and
enter into the councils Of the nation.
by Wm ID. Lyon. Branch Il. Archer His virtue
wisdom and philanthropy, have secured the admiration
and applause OF all who know him.
BY Maj. VIM. Ligon. The Orator of the Day: We
say, unto him, $50 on"
BY DR.. L. Mayo-John Randolph of Roanoke-Loud
aud unfegned applause for the udcious hin
as Minister TO 81. Pctersburgh. He is worthy of the
highest honors within the gift Of a tree people.
BY r. F: Graves--The Fair sex-Heavens best gif
to man Even a thought Of them hath power 10 lif
our souls above the tols th. world hath wrought.
by Lady-La Fayette-He left his native land, an,
all that en:wned him, to e'poose our cause-May hi
rSemory be cherished by every American.
BY II. l.. Hopkins-Governor Pieasants-a good mar
and an honest statesman-"upon Lis brow shame is a
shamed to Sit"
by Il. s. Samp on-w oman--lovely woman as Go,
hath made he-: he who does no, duly appreciate he
smile-no longer call him man.
BY Chasain Cocke-Jno. Randolph Of Roanoke--Th
brightest liked star In the armament OF the poitica
world.
| BY Thos. M!er-P. p. BarbOur-His distngui@hc
setvices-brlIant taenis-and true patriotsm-eniitle
him to Seat on the bench OF the Court OF Appeals @
| Virginia.
| BY George Jeferson-wm. s. Archer-Our able an,
faithful Representative in Congress-"We owe hin
much"
BY DR.. Abner Crump-Amos Kendall---our vigilan
, Fourth Audi,or-Nlay his ingenuity and industry en-
able him to detect and expose every defauer TO IN
Treasury.
BY Thes E. Hatcher-The Orator of the Day--Th
acccomplii he'd Gentleman and Orator; he bids fair
become an Ornamen, 10 his Coun,ry-we wish him ucl
success.
BY o. Il. Lowry-Gen. La Faye,te-
Let Brandywinc his glory tell,
And Monmouth loud acclaim,
Let York in triumph proudly swell
The measure ofhs fame.
BY DIR ..Abner Crump-Alay the spirit which prompts
us TO the celebration OF this day, be transmitted to
latest posterity.
BY II. +. Graves-The Orator Of the Day-We hal
him the brightest lumiuary in the train of youthful
Orators. -
| BY Thos. J. Scolt--Adams and Cl,y-They both die
the same political their resurrection We
be witnessed in this world.
BY Thos. f.. Hatcher-The ladies' Of Powhatan-
" The Chief among ten thousand and altogether love
ly."
By r. Nj. Layne-The fair sex--Virtue's own pecu
liar Idol.