Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13
BY Tho, Emmsr.on. II. Clay: The profound states.

| mantle true patriot.
BY George Waus.-The Clay of Kentucky: May
be overrun by the roots of The Hickory.
| BY 1t Gayle. The Hon. George Loya his principle
and talents the admiration oil his fIiends-hs hrmaess
BY James NJ. Biniord The Hon. Robert " Hayn
and George McDuie: the eloquent defenders OF South
ern principles.
BY LII, James b Foster of the Artillery Political sen,i
mems for the present. let them be suppressed, aud no
thing hut union prevail
| BY Ensign NsthI Gale of the Rifle. Gen Franci
Marion: hero oil the revolution In the service hi
country he brav~d every danger 70 which al open Toe
| disguised enemy could expose him.
BY Ensign L. L. Bamire OF the Greys. The amende,
Constitution Of Virginia: founded in wisdom aud expe
riense-may 1t increase and promote the happiness
| our beloved State.
BY Orderly SerstJ. G. Bruff Of the Artillery. The
Navy OF ,ha U. States and the Marine Corps like the
Ssmess youths, united Jy nature.
BY Corporal II Hathaway, OF the Greys.-Virginia
| the State in which Wa live.
By y A. Forbes. Henry Clay: a native of Virginia
worthy Of the fret office in the nation
BY George Watts National Republic ani'm--a new
name Tor an old ihng-a wolf in Sleeps clothing.
| BY NJ Tirrell. John Randolph Of Roanoke: hi.
moral courage and steady perseverance worthy the
descendants OF Poe abontas.
BY Grey. Internal improvements: subject which
belongs exclusively to the States
ny Jas. Foster. Hickory for frs-Cay for foun.
daiion.
By Nathaniel Gayle. Our brethren-u. arms, Tn.
Norfolk Volunteers.
BY VIM. Bolton, CT Pennsy lvanis. The l. aides of
Virginia.
A handsome dinner was also provided at Remodel
Hotel on Sa'uriay,fo party OF Citizsn-, who spent
'he day in the utmost harmony and good feeling.
numerous party Of Officers of the Navy and citi.
zens also partook OF handsome entertainment at Co.
dar Grove.
On Sunday appropriate Discourse was delivered
in the Pfesbyteridn Church in Portsmouth, by the
Pastor, the Rev. Mr. Smith
In commemora,ion of the day, the venerable patriot
The Rev jesse Nicholson, one of the Revolutionary
worthless, read the Declaration Of Ind pendence in the
Methodist Church, in Portsmouth--tle Rev. Mr.. Nc
Kenney delivered ri,us and patriotic DISCOURSE after
which collection was taken up for the Coionisdtiou
Society
Other honors were paid TO the day, OF which we have
no parcul,r
IN NORFOLK
Yesterday the Light .qriiHery Blues united with
the honors 10 the An re.pectul tribute their wor
Thy commander. Miles King, Esq. by a Dinner pre-
pared bv Mr.. ID. Saint, at the Exchange Hotel
The Junior Voluuteers. Capt John Myers also par.
took OF a collation. al Johasons Hotel Beacon.
LOUISVILLE, July 1.-The PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES, accompanied by Ml A. j. Donel
'on and the ladies' of his family arrived a, this place
abou, 10 o'clock Yesterday lie was escorted to Lou
isvie by the Committee appointed by the Citizens Of
Cincinnati.
As the time at which he would reach this place was
not certioly known, M parade made on the
easion. He was cordially received, however, by his
friends, and dined with number of them al the I'm
Union Hal short, time alter dinner he set out for
Nashville, accompanied by number OF our citizens.
Shortly after his arrival the Mayor waited on the
President, and rendered 10 him the homage and respect
oil the citizens OF Louisville. [.adrertiser.
THE PRESIDENTS DEPARTURE
CINCINNATI, (OHro) July AT half past o'clock
T. M on Tuesday last the battalion OF volunteers un.
der the command Of or j. s. Lyle proce eded 10
cor, the President. attended by the general committee
on board the steam boat Aalanta ami being paradcd on
the public wharf gave battalion salute on the Presi
dent. entering he boat. The right wing, composed of
me Cly Gnarns, under Capt Sharpless, and the Gin
cinnati Light Infantry, under Capt. Skinner, marched
on board the Clinton, and were stationed the upper
deck; and the LETT wing, consisting Of the Lafayette
Gtays. under Capt Lyle, AMI the Independent Blues
under Capt. Ferguson. took the of
the ATLANTA, where being formed into line, both wing
hred eu de iOie in return to salutes from guns the
shore under the direction of Capt kierstead AMI Capt
latem, and from the steam boats Caledonia and Her
cules;-the saues from the shore were also returned
by the guns OF the ATLANTA and the Clinton Ga eav
ing the wharf, the President went upon the upper eck
OF the ATLANTA, where he stood uncovered bowing /,
the crowds on SHIRE and in the windows of tho houses
the whole frout of the city, the spangled banner
waving near him on the right ana left, ths full band and
me military alternately playing national airs On reach
ing The suburbs OF tho city, the battalion fred parting
s1lutes, which were echoed and echoed from the
shore. The ATLANTA and the Clinton TO inst be
low Alill-creek, and the companies landed and formed
10 battalion; by this time the boat Ben Franklin
joined and shed to the ATLANTA and the three steam
bo ats moved slowly from the shore, Under salute from
the battalion the band playing the delightful and appro-
pirate air OF 4uId lang Synethe salute being return
ed by all the boats. The battalion then took up the
line OF march for the city, highly pleased with the on
poitnniy OF participating in the first honors ever beg
lowed ON President of the United States in Cincinnati
[Nat. Rep
pF ~ - - ~ semi -dnnuat dividend OF tnrec
and hall per cent was declared by this institution on
Friday last payable on lst init
The Hon. Martin Van Buren,, Secretary of state
arrived in the city OF NewYork, on Wednesday even.
ing and took lodging at The City Hotel.
In the ship France, from Hayre. arrived yesterday,
came passenger lII excellency Jean Bapste Roux dc
Rochelle, Minister p lenipotentary from France the
Uni'ed States M Herald.
III B ANOYER LAND FOR SALE.-Havirg deter
"a "a mined TO remove TO the west, offer for Sas N,
tract OF land in the county Of Hanover containing a.
bout $50 acres This land is abou, ten lies from the
CITY OF Richmond, on the road leading from Richmond
u Frederick burg and lying Chicllh0miny swamp.
II Is nseltss 10 cay dining about the lad ihn.e