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

hehmond Solders-As noighbors they hospatlc aud
BY J. V. Wilcox, Jr., Marquis La Fayette-As the
friend OF American Independence and the associate of
Washington, Virginias will never forget thee at
BY Chesterfield Light Dragon. The Virginia Ladies
When unadorned adorned the most" for nought scan
add fresh beauty to the rose, throw perfume the
violet"
BY c. s. Boyd. NullfcaiOn-Tha, dark and boding
raven should perch Of the branches of the ee
for peace, power aud greatness
BY James o. Builder of the Petersburg Light Dragons
The NavyIA Drawer choice of dauntess spirits did
fioat upon the swelling tide.
BY =: C. Spencer, M. ID. of the Petersburg L. Ora
birth place of the illustrious La
Fayeue, the tyrants check-nosis reyrons
By. C. Il. Redford Petersburg and Richmond yo-
lun'sers-may the spirit of friendship and berality never
cease to flow between us, while time shall last.
by T. Fizwison. Blues.-The Petersburg Volunteers
OF 1872 and their defence Of Fort Meigs-a Spartan Band
who deied the hosts OF British and savage power.
by Capt, MeCrery The sentiment Of the gallant De-
catar-"Our Country-Righto or wrong!"
BY Samuel ID. Burke. Greater strength and speed TO
the march of free principles.
BY Mr. Warrington OF the Blues Woman-"Heaven's
last best gift TO man.
BY b. r. Collier. Love of Coun,ry-A lesson of rea-
son not principle OF passion.
BY H. l.. Kent, Dragons. The Blues-never too 6l,se
to do their duty.
BY H. Clark, c. l., ID. The people of the State-Their
swords are thousand but their hearts are one.
BY ID. Y Thomas. To the Volunteer Communicable
the spirit of honorable emulation march in your ranks
under the control of brotherly feelings. 20
Dragons. ne
last Legislature, "to encourage volunteer
admirable buriesque its title.
BY Is. Egan, Petersburg Light Dragons. Poland
More glorious in her chains than other nations ia their
triumphs
By Serge Tinsley of the w Rifle Corps. Lafayette
The friend OF liberty in every clime-as his morn of life
was eveh'u ana ilus'rousso may the evening of his
BY VIM. II. Allen The Petersburg Grays-NIay their
heads be m uniform with their coats, long before their
friends shall Ind II necessary equip in black
BY A. Peasants, jr. The 81 stars of the westA con-
stellatfon OF light long benghed wod-may its ustre
dazzle and conound the enemies of civil and religious Ii
berry erery tcere, and long continue TO be held up like
he orazen serpent OF od that all who look upon may
be healed.
BY Jas. c. Watson. The Declaration of Independence
The great deed OF trust wrested from tyranny 10 secure
TO man his rghslet it be the text of the whole human
family
BY Geo. w. Harrison, PETERSBURG Cavalry VIRGINIA
when called to the exercise she will ever demonstrate
The 20 o%wnlpo'een1ee of acknowledged principles.
BY VIM. Nj. Fulton, of the Richmond Dragons The
Chesterfield Troop--When weighed in the balance they
will not be found wanting.
BY Corporal Montague, r.. F. L. Artillery. The Brit
and glorious triumph 10 its advocates.
BY Capt Sutton, Steamer Norfolk. Baltimore and Rich.
mond two sisters of the same family; may Internal I'm
proyement add to the interest of both
by L. l.; Montague, of r. F. l.. Artillery The Ameri-
can Ag.The terror of the maraudng pirate the sure
pledge OF relief to the distressed.
BY John NJ Bolts The union of the Sates-cement-
ed by the hearts blood Of revolutionary Heroes-He works
his best punishment who seeks 10 disturb 1.-THE
rowns and contempt OF an indignant people.
BY Capt. Burke of Prince Edward. The present Con.
gress May spirit of concession, caution, compromise
and mutual forbearance enable them settle the yexed
question 'he Tariff, the advantage of the nation
by Sergt; Shepherd of the Washington Rifle Corps.
American Gaantry-Patriotism its stimulus glory its OBJ.
Ject, nations gratitude its reward.
BY ID. b. Franklin The memory of De Witt Clinton
by Chesterfield Light Dragon The Orator of the
DaySo long as patriotism and intelligence like his ami
mates the bosoms OF freedom dsunionss and despots
despair-"Ubi virtus ibi vires.'
by Ensign O.. III. Tompkns. The former officers of
he richmond Light l. Blues-"Good and faithful SER
BY Gustavus Lucke. DemagOgues and Priestcrafts,
alike the bane of society
ByJ. Shore The Citizens of PETERSBURG HospitaLIe
public spirited and patriotic.
BY Guest. The Town of Petersburg-Her citizen
soldiers ever at the social board or In the
BY Sergeant Brown of the Richmond Light Dragons
Prosperity TO the Town and Trade of PetersbureeFirst
IN patriotism, trS in public spirit, and first in generous
hospitality"
By Fred. w. Redlord of the Arlery-The Petersburg
'1uneers those absent well those who present
held loops-may the rights of country be ever thus
defended. '''''
BY an honorary member of the Richmond Light Ora.
goons Mr. Benjamin Harrison of Sussex-A soldiers
gratitude for his hospitality and kindness Richmond
Light Dragoous
By j. Walker Of the Washington Rifle Corps Here is
success TO the Petersburg Vounteers-And NAV their
prosperity cease.
BY John I. Robertson, of the Petersburg L. Dragons
The day celebrate-Dedicated TO proud reiocings
consecrated by the lervid impulses of PatrotsIn-Nay
untold centuries eapse before our Union from one CIV
remy 10 the other, shall TO cheer il with the same
zeal that has hitherto been always manifested its return
by H. Parkinson OF the II. L.. |. Blues The Union of
the Saes-Let the tide of time chance beat against
its wallis the gusts of malice asail its towering heights
sui shall the noble structure firmly stand only be dis
solved when the pillars of the universe shall be shaken
by H. Brett OF the Blues The Ladies-Rone boast
ed oil her patriotic matrons. The Volunteers of Virginia
can prove that Virgnas daughters have neryed their
arms-Behold our Standards
by Guest. The Union-We have counted the cost of
lis preservation and find that knocking off the Nu6ers
and ultra Tarifes hopeless debt we have fund Of
patriotism sufficient TO discharge it,
by Lieut. Gibson. The Chesterfield Dragons
honor TO their county and country
IOdSt 6y e. Z. Richardson, for the 5M JttIv
BILL LAD1NG.
DISTRICT AND PoRT OF RIcHMoNf5- Jury Eth
shipped in good order and condition by the Richtnond
Volunteers on board the steam boat James bon of Rich
nond bound for Petersburg and ORDERS The Petersburg
Grdys; Success attend the voyage aud safe delivery Of
The cargo. Twill bear inspection any where.
CORRESPONDENCE.
RIcHaoSp, Juno e3d, 1892
DEtE SIR At meeting Of the Committee appointed by the G.
procuring Grafton to be delivered 4t july os
esoyed that HoLDEN RHoDEs ESQ elected bs
duty has dovoed announcing to YOU yo
Permit me TO to their solicitations hopes that Won
much compliance with their wishes will the sotsf,cti
which 'u0'crbo myself respectfully your friend and SER
HolDER RmoDrs Esq IN Do Di''Eh'
- RICHMOND, Juno cd 1922
DEAR sH have received your note Of hi, moISing
me that have been appointed the the
am too sensible Of thu honor conferred me be the opo,
ont 70 decline itBo pleased, therefore, communicates 10 o
committee my acceptance and them and yo
assurance OF my highest respcc
1 am, very truly, yours, &c.