Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-10

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The Richmond YOlunteers-when their counry's ho-
nor calls them TO the field their chivalry will point them
to the post of danger.
IL. Woman
Man is tho cloud of coming storm,
OF womans soul and womsn'. form
guns-6 cheers-O OH say not tcoars heart is bought
VOLUNTEERS.
By Capt X Harrison, president THE President of
By Capt J. b. Richardson, tist Vice President )-The
surviving worthless of the Revoluon-The high priests
OF the Temple OF Liberty, whose aged veins would pour
forth their tide anew to shield her altar from PROCLAMATION
-, BY Capt. VIM I'll. Richardson, cd Vice President)-l
he Town OF Peersburgfaned for the public spirit of
ner cuzens and the gallantry OF her all
ner enterprises be crowned with
by Capt Bigger, sd Vice Presdent)-The Union
And when fsi sAe SaoSsS Sia1s expire.
Gov Floyd being absent from the city, rendered the
following toast through the Chairman
State Rights as conended for by Thos jefferson The
strong citadel OF our political freedom if suffer it to be
stormed, the days of our liberty numbered.
BY Col: Butts, Cavalry The Volunteers of the 10TH
Sd, and Both Regiments
BY VIM Pannll. Captain Of the Petersburg Light ORA
goonS Inc Richmond Noluneers-Alike distinguished
Tor their patriotism Virginia may we'll be proud of such
BY Captain John Heth, of the Chesterfield Light ORA
beat" ~ "
BY Lieut. Robertson of the Petersburg LIGHT Dr,oo,
The Richmond Vounteers-Liberal and polite in their
feelings patriotic in their principles devoted TO their
country. - ~
BY Lieut.. wesger of the Chesterfield Iybt Dr,soo,.
James for his age gratitude for
his services. "
By Lieut.. S. H. Myers of the Petersburg Grays. The
Volunteer Companies of Virginia Their well filled ranks
exhibit public spirit that neither legislative enactment
nor legislative neglect has been able to destroy
BY Ensign Digger, of the Petersburg Crays WASH
ngton-n the war of elements brass and stone may pc
sh but while time shall last his monument will be I'M
PeriShdote, :. in the hearts Of his countrymen.'
BY John Nicholas, Revolutionary Colonel The Ora
tor of the Day and his handsome support of the Union the
offspring of mutual concessions which can only he main
ana localities and such promising genuses of the present
and rising generation
Major Gen. Hnrvie being absent, sent the following
sentimentl 'e
The pOl'mtee' Soldiery Of Virginia:-May the next
Legislature duly appreciate their merits and extend 10
n u,e patronage ana encouragement to which their
zeal their military skill, and devotion their country so
-, BY Gen Lambert. The Military Spirit of Virginia
we should drink to its memory but for the Volunteer
Corps Long may it continue o animate them
BY Colonel Jos. Bragg, Of Petersburg-The Arch of
our Political Union asked for her protectors she
points TO her Volunteers ~
By Col. Boyd, of Mecklenburg County. The Heroes
of the Revolution
Turf Turf, be their graves, and son their bod
BY Col. Peyton. The Memory of JefiersonWMav his
virtues, patriotism aLa devotion Liberty be initiated
by prosperity
BY Major s. ]. Winston.
T TG party eyo 9 10 0% VIII s Devil
10y Monsieur De la Paun, Consul OF France. The
State OF Virginia. which has given TO the United States
their hberaor, and TO the world, the model of the truly
great man and perfect citizen.
byJ. A Chevalie Capt. Duncan of the Sloop of ar
lexington by destroying the Piracal Settlement at the
Falkland lslandsso injurious the Fisheries of the Uni
ted States and OF the Nations of Europe-he has deserved
their protection, their esteem and gratitude.
BY Capt Burke of Price Edward The u States The
great political lighthouse of the world While the ewes
oil all nations are intenty gazing u.s. may not de.
ceve them in their fond expectations of our ability 10 sus
tain our happy form of government.
BY Lieut. E. Brown. To the Norfolk Petersburg Ches-
terheld, Richmond and other Volunteers Nav YOU mite
together the next 18th of july the plains at CITY Point
ana form one grand encampmentths will be better act
10 encourage Volunteers than any that has been passed
oy the Legislature SC United stand divided we fall"
ny Lieut.. Myers of II. l.. Dragons: Liberty civil
and regous-may the whole earth be its empire its du-
ration eternity
BY Lieutenant Gibson of the Artillery: Judge Coalter
our invited but absent guest the worthy propety of this
p1i OF mlr,nwere he at this bar he should plead
BY Lieutenant Jones of the Blues The native and ma
9ralzed citizens OF the United Staes-may they ever be
distinguished Tor their genuine patrosn generous phi
lantlropy pure morality, and humble pety.
by Lieut., "eo '" Dixon. The memory OF VIM. Rich
Blues. '
BY NJ Burton, End Lieut. Rife Corps The 4th of July
may lis annual return be hailed by all future ge-
neraons with less enthusiastic joy than by Volunteers
OF Petersburg Chesterfield and Richmond on this its 57h
return.
BY VIM. PannilI, Captain of the p. L. Dragoons The
richmond Light Dragons The alacrity with which
they repaired TO the of danger in Southampton in
August last evnces alike their feelings as men and their
ntrepdity soldiers
BY Capt. Harrison, of the Richmond Light Drarroons
The Chesterfield Cavalry Boon companons and GOOD
soldiers Whether hospitality calls them to the fesive
board or patriotism TO the field their watch word is still
Ready! w " ~
BY Lieut.. Myers, of the Petersburg Grays Our Coun
ry-Waled and fortified by magic spel-that spell is
Union. 'f
BY Col. J. Nicholas, Revolutionary Officer. The
RICHMOND Volunteers-Ther patriotism and gaanry are
only rivaled by their hospitality.
BY Sergt. Watson of the Blues The Surviving He
roes of the Revoution-Lke the SybelIine Books thew
increase IN value. as they decrease in number.
by Lieut. Gibson, of the Artillery. The Petersburg
blues and RfiemenOur invited Guests no are absent
at the post OF duty, where they will be found
By j. b. Grantland, Of the La Fayeue Artillery The
Lanes V pHginic-Her greatest treasure, her richest
gems, and her brightest ornament-May she ever find
VdShingt0n, DrginS and Bruttts-to secure their
liberty, TO protect their chastity, and avenge their in.
suits, should either be required
BY s. Rowlett, of the Petersburg Dragons Chief
Justice Marshal-The firm exemplar Of Republican Sim
pcity-a bright ornament of hh species in every thing
that is worthy Of acceptaon
by r. +. Martin of the Artillery The friends of Re-
form IN England-And their brave companions on the
Green Hills, and in the fertile valle5 of Hibernia
! by VIM. Hardie of the Rife CORDS The American
patriots who fought under the guidance Of Washington
ey obtained their freedom, and secured it by Repub-
/ can Government.
! BY John A. Quay. The Town of Petersburg. The
citizens are alike distinguished for patriotism urbanity aud
enterprise May their prosperity equal tler iberaiity-
may we emulate their virtues.
BY John Minge John u. Richardson: In private life
all we require Of nina gallant soldier wotthy of any
thing. Wy
BY r. Fulcher, r. +. Artillery. To the memory Of
Benz Frankliuwho stated in the Convection Which franz
ed present Constitution that carpenter would pre-
tend TO TIT two planks together, without taking off the
rough edges-may the present Congress remember IT,
cff tho Dofo ot,s,rar ;rlt