Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-08

are TO have fastened iS a' against our wishes. give
us some share In the scrap"
By Col. John Arrni,iead--Polaud, the oppressed
Pole: May they triumph an,Iy plau, the standard OF
''osry and prove to despo,s the right Of freemsr.
Paris Glorious to 'hs French. and anlmating TO the
cause Of liberty throughout the wcrld.
BY Maj Bu,"-The volunteer Companies Of tho 10 b
Neg. iar .aupie of the old Virginia sbarac,e,
remarkable fr ltere', hospitality and pa,r o,sm.
BY VIM. nj Fulton Of The Light Dragons later
Cal inir v"men': let IL be attended to with ia,
esrre'nra we now evnee.
BY Capt. Air Boilicg internal Imprt emen:
Our S. S% ' %S so Ss' hight to psuo
ny guest, Who ad not an opportunity of Offering 1,
at the right time. Jackson "Reforn:" L ought lik.
| ,hy.elr."
BY f T. BIamire, CT Portsmouth C y-Th. Vol.
un,eer Goa ranes OF Richmond: Ia numt era aud dis.
ne excited hyJetc; ia social aud patriotic feeling
BY a""n reluc' aniiy sb.ent-Aadrew Jackson: The
imo.ehy oil this man. which units him Tor The station
adviser'' he has done mush harm aud no good: may
be be compelled before il be 100 late, TO retire rom OF
nee. Inc evils essi upon us ~ lie nifule best
esidrncy.
BY w. d. Wrenn- Political and religious liberty:
WINE we guard tie one again., intriguing aspira ants,
at tie other.
BY Col. Peyton--oar putlie fuue,ionarie. at Wash.
ingoo More dignity and efficiency, and les, personal
collision so degrading to the nation.
ny ~. bfowp..-The sold Mines Of the United States:
May their dszzlog rays If success never cause tb.
ploug h-share TO rus, or the shuttle TO s,or.
BY It. c. l.. Pcndle.or OF he Legislature CT Viz.
gina oil 1881 2 we ask encousa cement as Volunteers
ny ). w. Brookenbrough. PoIan6 Honor 10 her
vsor' unsn'niiy to her couns 10 her cause.
glory TO her name, freedom and happiness her PEG
| pie.
| by George iIowasd. Of r. L d agoon.-J i'm MIR.
sha Combining the n,egr,ty of Ari.d., with Tho
wisdom SOOI. he IJnio bail n
its brightest ornaments, Virginia rejoit in him as one
| oil her most Elsnted and vir,uou, ecns
provemsnt OF Viz gina.
By C.p, Hair s,n-James Monroe. May TIA power
which directed his Honorable and valuable ife wa eli
over and make smooth his 81. k bed.
| by George Howard.-B. W. Leigh: While talent.
guided by int griy, and only Tor the public good
revereneed, go long will Virginia point to him as Que
statesmao.
By r. Hughes-A speedy redemption to I,i,h bon.
| BY A. Is. Preston-the Pole,:
| "They daro the issue bles, to DO,
| 49, Evon for one bleeding moaont, foe"
! BY Wyndham Roberison-The memory OF him.
whom ogots. only in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, in morality
AND ogarchs, IN politics. upd iraduce Whose
crimes CONSISTED In holding nothing true, contrary 10
reason ho'hing right contrary TO conssienee nothing
.expedsn', contrary TO jusiics: THOMAS JEFFERSON
BY Warren Bibber Of tbs Arullery Henry Clay
lne 100; OF the paraie and slanderer may attempt to
crush him to the earth, but like the camomv flower
he rises more vigorous from the pressure.
by l., >; BarETte patriotic Poles, who s,rug-
Cling for their freedom May success crown the r
efforts and may the tree Of liberty be planted and take
deep root, that they may proclaim the world that
they are free and Independent.
BY John EarIey-John Marshall the Cbicf Jus,;ce
OF the United States wise, learned and AN IN
right Judge Added years, instead of impairing his
powers only increase his knowledge and virtue. The
Nesor OF his age, his countrymen rest secure under
his hands. " ''' ~
BY Robert r. Robinson, of tho Richmond Lipb,
DTagOOnS. nd r.,
s ng uhey DO united and stand,
| BY DR.. Haxa Henry Clay: The uucorrunted
and incorruptbe-thc robes of office will ere long be
honoured with his wearing
BY VIM Wallace-ConTress PowerG,l M, o,,nj,o
tent-their lack OF wisdom can only cause Jisunion
By r. j Smth-Tho msno,y of Montgomery A
man oil great military taen;s-whose measures were
taken with judgment and executed with vigour
BY H. Brett--Our Country: Private virtue. the
surest foundation of public prosperity
ny j. Nj. Johnson-Religious and Political Liberty
Dear requests OF our foretathers noli me faneere
by Richard e. Pulliam OF the Blues he Fair Sex:
The lovliest work Of Heaven-the eate.t comfort ON
earn-'heir sm'lts constitute both the hope and re-
ward OF our exerons.
/ BY Eosiga Thos S. Taylor Of The Blues-The memo.
ry oil keseiusko and Powniatowsk: They dew heir
swords in defence Of our b.r,ie.-mav heir sni IL.
animate beir counirymen TO achieve their opn free
dom.
By F NJ. L,wson-Hsnry Clay: The ec,iUsn,
! President, " ~
by BY q Lieut. Burton Thu Dragons. Artillery and
Diuei' ira JuDctd IN unv"-es'o
by ). D. Siklini OF ,he X. l.. I. Bimes-Woman:
Inc nfst 'tar 10 the morning Of life-ihs last raw oil
hope to which we turn in the evening of lis DECLINE
ny Edwin Fox Of the r. l.. l. Blues-The galIat,
Poles s'"'l
Il " Stand TO your ye brayel
Let thy banners proudly
| Der opPres'ions's bloody grarej
To fall
BY Richard Pafknson-The memory Of Tbomas
JeHsrot; Ihroug the dispensation Of Divine Proyi-
dense the trophies of the grave are ear:chsJ with 81
o. superior worth, and the wora is riff ed OF an in
ieilec'ual treasure Il insstimsble value
| by b w. CFouch-Ths Volunteers OF our JJnion.
May t"ey be as closely united the three leaves on
the Shamrock ~ "
By Adam Milsr-Ths new Administration, A die.
Jon'ed unit with the eypher prec sding oil.
BY james BeaIe-The French doct,ioe of non i,,a,
veDton-Gare la Pisge.
| by T. +. MAriin-The descendants of the Gber,,ors
oil ms our Union: Nay they, when compeIlsd 10 war
or called to council, hold 10 view the noble exam
pie OF their iIIustrious foretsthers.
by GsO;ge Howard-The President of the United
o'Aie AS the Unit rsz,d from thu political ledger
may the CIPHER coon follow. Home, home
| by f. win Farraw-HeDry Clay: The mod.rn "a.
mus For bin fate has re'erved the glory of reeas-
ing our countrymen from the power Of ignorance and
oppression. '
| Observation-Disclosures and mu,kets: Not ,o he for
gotten. O' '''
BY Tho w. Clelsnd--The three days in p,,i,. Thai,
influence will be feI, by posteri,y
| by Robert Net-IreIand must be free and EnoIi,b
mea must know ~. e''
by j. TyndalIMay III, difference of religion in This
country, never destroy union in ,hi, countrv If
freedom, as u has done IT, Ireland.
By mo S'eyenson-Our sister Republics: Msv thew
prove TO be prolific family, and extend n cir br,pchss
over Tho 1hole earth.
by Robert H. Rsbinsou--The n,n who loves bis
county, ne VIII never forget TO recall 10 rscoec,n