Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-12
CO.M.MU.NICaTED.
arH JVIIX 1871


The officers of the Troop and of Company of Infant
Try, Znd Bait, Tooth Regt, DESTROYS OF
he Anniversary OF American independence, united With
the Commandan of their Battalion i'm an invitation toI
me members oil said companies and TO the surviving
Patriots OF the Revolution resident in their eiyhbor-
nooa' 10 par'ake oil Barbecue This day, at Prospect
t1i' buckingham Notwithstanding the heavy rain ,
and threatening aspect Of the ning six of the
mine Revolutionary Worthless who had been invited, and
considerable majority OF the companies, together with
considerable number Of other gentlemen, attended
AZ me hour oil twelve, the military paraded and remain
led In the field till half past Que when they marched to
ne grove, where the wellfurnished board in read
mess, at which Maj Th H. Flood was requested to pre-
3slde assisted by Captains w. Hix and w =. Bocock
The cloth being removed, the Declaration Of Indepen-
dence read by the End President and the fol
Lowing toass, prepared for the OCCASION wero drunk
Swith universal appreciation:
l. The Ih of Juy-Ite Iamp of + bertv which W.
first lii on the Ih OF july l776 burns with undiminish
3ed brightness on the 4th of July, 1881; may its gh,
illuminate all the corners OF the EARTH until time shall
lbc more.
2 The Declaration of independence The American
rainbow the colours of which the wisdom Of sages
Aelegantly displayed by the pen of Jefferson and bur
nished by the sword of Washington.
g. The Blood Of the Heroes of the Revolu,ion-The
fabrick which II has cemened is strong for the
aus OF tyrans, too permanent 10 be sapped by domes
1 tic intrigue.
4. Washington When his name strikes an American
gear, the heart pays him involuntary homage; his fare
aver address an invaluable legacy to his country
o. Jefferson-He adorns both the temples of liberty
land science.
6. The Expresdents of the United States, John Ad-
cams, James Madison, James Monroe, John Q Adams =
worth.
T. The President of the United States, Andrew Jack
sson-e stands amid the attacks OF his enemies like
Crock in The ocean, against which the idle waves rush
sonly TO be broken and roll back on the great deem
q eternal iorgeliulness.
= g. The Federal Government-The Constitution haiti
gset us bounds; the States should that they are MOI
d g. Gen. La Fayeue, the Apostle of Liberty-May
France still be proited by his wise and pat
srioic councils.
10. Charles Carroll of Carroll,on-The only Survv
a Signer OF the Declaration of American indepen
his political sun in brightness: may sitting
5be hailed by an uncouded sky
III. The Polanders and Beigians conending for ma.
,s,ional exisence-Success to their cause
H. The Public Pre's-Oh that it were "washed from
81 Is wallowing in the mire"!!!
u 10. The Fair of our happy counry-M,y ever,
sgal;an and generous heart do them homage
VOLUNTEERS.
ny capt VIM. Bgbie The officers and line of the
Al00th Regiment.
BY john T. Bocock, Esq-Andrew Jackson the con-
Squeror OF American enemies: May he ego forth con-
Aquering and 10 conquer, until the United States Bank
Road Bill.
BY George Christian Esq-The struggling Poles
amay they never forget that God armeth the patriot
smarked in lis course by meoraton in the condition nj
Inan may ii encircle the globe.
4 by Philip A. Bolling-Henry Clay:
a Nv principles IN human reign,
sell love to urge and reason
i,at ha!I alone the first claim, wot,
Urged by the first he has tho ast forgot
ny Maj. Tn. III. Floo The surviving Officers and
8 solders OF the Revolutions We will honor them whilst
giving, and cease not to cherish their memory when
Slead.
by Capt. W. p. Bocock-The Bank of the United
Estates: The citizens OF Virginia should support no man
la Legislator who believes in its constitutionaIty or
1udIity. "
q ny Capt. w. Hix-The Pipa Toce Vote out now
with your cIOven feet
By apt VIM. N. Patteson-The United States Bank:
IAN engine OF vast and dangerous powers We hail him
las the voary OF Liberty, who would limit and weaken
! its action.
By DIR c. M. Logwood-The true spirit of the Con-
''uuon: her ways are ways of pleasanness, and all
I her paths peace
by Lieut.. Henry Linthcum-General Andrew Jack
son: may his ieet never be closg'd with Clay.
BY Philip A. Boiling, Esq.-1he Petersburg Yolun-
zeers he youthful patriotic ardour displayed by Ibis
corps, is worthy Of future imitation
by Capt. w. p. BOcock-I he Revolutions of '76 and
W. 10 the one we are indebted for existence as a ma
lhon-to the other for all that makes such existence III