Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-22

oi New Orleans The example OF his devoted ps,rts<
m VIII rise as beacon, to light future ages in the path
BY n. X Fos..r-M. D-Though the ,bupders Of
the Law though the hunders OF eioqu nee be hurled
az ainst whisky" always am thu.der proof.
by "m tunninghsm--M. ID. v oHen-Place them
as Stars IN the hrnsment aud they will make the lace
oil nature 50 shine that ali will DO in love with
night.
by Geo. NJ Coode-John Ranio,h Of Roanoke Tbs
upr, hit, outright aud dow nright Statesman
By John knoN-lhe ladios-let us heove n sirh Of
regret that we are separated from them to-day; but
though absent they forgot and can be on
suen an occasion, whilst there remains gallant teel
iog in the heart OF american In their breasts
are oe p9rest sparks OF liberty rs OF virtue aud OF
love la all aud in all nations they have been the
GUARDIAN Angels OF Man AMI OF their Country From
the cutting OF their hair at the Seige Of Carthage TO
make for the soldiers down TO the cutting o. their
only Pe,coas 10 dress the wound, of our Revolutionary
heroes. May ten thousand added to ten thousand Of
hurkes swords Do always ready avenge even look
that threatens them with Insult
by Is. b. n0a-stats Rights and the right Of In
structop.
BY I. b. woo,,on The Poles. the Brave but OF.
pressed psope-Nay they succeed in obaiong their
freedom as those brave count.ymen Of America have
done.
BY 4. Gillesple-A never waking death 10 the Tenn.
perSnce Societies and 10 all other ociees that destroy
the social aud good feelings between man and man,
not only IN this country but in Europe, only Eu-
rope but throughout the d, only in this world,
out IN all the worlds thai God has made only
the world that he has heretofore made but al no may
hereafter make, through endless ages OF eternity.
CELEBRATION IN AMELIA.
Not withstaRdng the gloomy promise Ct bad wea.
'her, which the morning OF he Fourh OF July gave
number OF the citizens, of Amelia and Oh some OF the
adjoining counties, assembled near MIR. Ande, sons
Tavern IN the lower p .rt Of Amelia commonly known
as Terrapn Neck The purpose of paving the usual
honors TO the Birth Day OF American Jude pendence
Inc ceremonies were commenced with devout and
appropriate Prayer by the Rev James Chapel The
Declaration OF independence was read by Mir Tho T..
GILES who preiaced IL with few remarks suited TO the
occasion; and chase and eioquen, Grafton then
delivered by Mr.. ashingon + Torborn Alter the
Ladies had retired, the Gentlemen sat down TO sump-
tuous repast furnished by MIR Anderson; John Ii.
Brown, Esqr. having been appointed Preside mt and DR.
Peter Woodward aud Mr.. Tho. r. Giles Vice Presi-
dents There were guns fire and band of music
TO cheer the heart There need OF either, we
venture to No celebration has been conduct with
more spirit and that whatever has exhibited great
er warmth of feeling
REGULAR ToAsTs
The Fourth of July, rs This day announced IN
oenigh,ed world, that all equal and ought
to be ree-4 cheers.
The memories Of Washington and Jefferson
For them the voice of ies,al mth
N,S GI.% ..a hH.hd-,ho nSme the only sound
The Goblst'' tributary sound ''''
3 James Madson--The Statesman distinguished for
his talen's and honored Tor his virtues-s cheers
The President of he United States Chosen by
the People firm in the maintenance of their right.
ne VIII be susained'by their voice, against the as
'aus OF designing Arocrats the clalnonrs of his per-
sona oes the ca pings OF disappointed Editors and tho
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he Governor of Nirgmia-3 cheer.
zen. La Fayeue-ihr trough three Revolutions he
cheers
The Revolution of Paris-The month of July 10
proclaimed the first born accents OF Freedom in the
new world.the month of July 1880, re-echoed her
thunders in the od-3 cheers.
The memory OF Kosciusko GA cloud by day and
Pillar OF fire by night" May it herald his country.
men to Victory and independence 3 cheers.
The Risrg Generation Let them Justify appre
cale the Day we celebratelive in its glOry-die be
| 10 Internal Improvements ULder the conlroul of
me State legislatures and executed by ind vidual
terPrlze aii their tcoys will be ways of peasantness
and all their paths be peace."-S cheers
IL internal Improvemens-hy tho General Govern
men-Ihe road IL constructs will be "ihe road to RUM
me canal digs will be the grave of Liberties.
| IL The Fariti-The Bill of a5ominations bego, by
anbon-born of avarice- nurtured by corruption
sustained by vice-Ie die the death of the unrgh~
10 Woman
TSs. sy %s . 50 being Slso together.
VOLUNTEER IoAsTs
by John ~. Bower, l. q-InIeFn- Improvement by
'ne D'o,ta Govern alrnt--A system u in erna. ro0b
ry, Tor The bsneh Ct 'he lew, she expeuee OF The
many.
BY Or, Peter W ,odwad-Th. Reverend jaime,
Chapel Devoted 10 the Of religon beloved by
the People End no lor4d for HE yir,ue
| BY Thomas T. Gies-Th. Political Institutions
OF our eountry-Th~y can only be maintained by The
purify OF or primary elections
by w. r TORT .in--The age OF He;,u.aleb and
eon'en,meni 81 FAotscus 10 every honest tsnted ana
honorable citizen.
ny Maj II. Aodsrson-Re'igious and P,'itical
P'rousm-i's mpto-' G - ar our souotjy"
by Edward Anpetson L q SPEEDY payment Of Tho
Nai'n@ Dso'-A most slender pre'ex, for he pfesen,
I'd Gus ana lusupPnra5 Ia it'd; may then Lone Tor
| = peal OF this Gu e..
by Oj. Moedy-The Judicis,y--A,th God LOT Jug
tic; blnutd folded.
ny Nj =. H. A. Ai'en-The Prosjd M Of TIE IT, i,d
Sta es-""v he guard eur rights from Fo eisn az
sr ,'-'n" add tTe.eiVe iranlpi'liry a, home.
d. } hi II. Bfowa. Eq-L, F.ysue-On, of ma.
'ure1 roo'rm.n, dreaded " yrants, honorsd by tbs
goat ant good.
- by Is sdord Burgs-Ths memory Of WIN. b Giles
Inc s'alesm>n sni Osior-A friend Of he couo,ry-
: NJ.
BY p Torhoro-Tre Ciiz ne Of Tsrrapin neck
Ike ID, T'raPin it'eif moved OILY IRE ,bundrr or
| ZONE mes gr t and Pnr'entou5 stimulus.
| ~ Thomas I. Giss-Ihs Ccn"fudou e vlgeini,--
Ihe ship OF ih' Republic is auc -d--ui,y ser 2 les
oV' oro-oAroUs, a.d her vrVaVs ne hlpuv
Married