Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-04

ain my public relations my consciousness assures me
that all the ends have aimed have been my
that every trust every Kind which ever has been con-
fided to have strven to act with scrupuous fidelity
and with full sense Of all the responsibility which they
created.
How far may have succeeded in these Efforts whe.
Their as public private man, Is for Others not me
say.
" But this 1 will say, that for whatever 1 NAV have
been able to do have been than snsated by
the appreciation and support Of my ntrymen--anJ
mat even apart from these what has occurred, would
be an ample equivalent In conclusion, have only 10
express the hope, that If the lew words, which have
been prompted to utter, by the impulse OF the moment
nave none OF the advantage OF preparation they will lose
nothing from the fact that they convey you the warm
aud spontaneous illusions Of my heart"
8. By DIR. JMacauidy (of Baitimore)--T Marriage
OF the James with the Kanawha--a speedy Union with
the certainty OF a numerous progeny.
9. BY DR.. Pdge-Virgnia, mindful Of her sons where.
soeyer they are aud proud OF their virtues and talents
The chain which binds pdissoubly together Public
Liberty and individual Happiness.
:, III. BY DR.. Ruff oct The U. S: Nary)-Dr. VIM. f.
Horner Professor Of Anatomy in the University of Penn
Acknowledgements like the Mother of the Gracch points
to him as another Of her jewels
IL By Mr. Robert Sanard-The Science that brings
hope and consolation TO the couch OF sickness and wit and
eioqueDce TO the festive board.
H. BY DR.. CdbeH-Tho Fair of Virginia-why seek
We Angels in Heaven?
L! By DR.. r. c. an,bler-Dr. Robley Dunglison-
He leaves us honored and esteemed and carries with him
our best wishes to his new destination.
To- BY Mr. John b. Chapman (of PHILADELPHIA y
The best National Guard for the u Staes-Genera
shall and the Supreme Court
l6. By Lieut.. IngersOH(g Philadelphia)-"vireinia
II By Nm Z. Cddtcaliader, Jr. (of PHILADELPHIA J.
Dr. Patterson, the Professor in the University OF Virginia
u.s. By Mn 4. Scam, Jr (of Alexandria J. Our dis
nguished GuesHs best eulogium the celebrated Fri.
butte to the memory OF DIR. James and David Garrick
One who lenghens, and one who gladJens Life"
~ by Dr. Brdnder-Love OF countryside heart that
is cold TO its native land will be TO that of its
adoption
20 By Mr. Robert c. .NIcholas-virginia's Jewels
They lose none OF their lusre by being transferred TO
sisters bosom.
2i By Mr.. James Lyons The distinguished Virgil.
nianwho, though absent from his native State has never
forgotten the tie which binds him to her
o. By Mr. HIM. II. Roane, (of Hanover Penn.
syvanlaher position and virtue have made her the key
stone OF this Union.The arch was bat strengt
when massachusetts lent Franklin, and Virginia Chap
% By Mr.. George e. Harrison (of Brandon Jour
venerable frend James Gibbon-who, dising uished
revolutionary services, adds the highest worth.
Major Gibbon expressed in few feeling words his
thanks for the compliment paid him.
81 By Guest--Our guest, Dr. Macaulay-a native
OF Vrgnia-we value him for his ineligen ce and es.
TEEN him for his virtues.
25. By Major John C7arke-General Lafayette, the
veteran champion OF Liberty in America and in Europe
rs. By DR.. Chamberlayne-"Th Monumental Cy'
may her prosperity equal her enerprize-Her warmest
friends could not wish for more.
81. By DIR. .Mdcduidy.-The University of Virginia.
The Seat OF Science and liberal deserves
the encouragement and protection of Virginia, her
Sister States.
ROan0ke-"
man without model, and without a shadow"
20. By Mr.. Philip NJ .Nicholas-John Marshall, as
distinguished Tor his virtues Citizen, for his trans
cendant judicial talents.
80 By Mr. J. y. WiHcor, jr.-The Ladies of Pha.
delphaWe co not better samples than have be en-
among
81. By Mr.. Robert IT. Jenkins-Thomas Jefferson and
DE Witt Clnon-The one, the author of Civil and Reli-
gous Liberty-the other, of-Internal Improvement.
81. BY Bedu-Ric hmond--Rich in the beauties of
Nature, she is still richer in Heavens choicest blessing
lovely Woman.
49, By Major Gi6bon-Our junior guests from Phi!a.
delphia-May thay all follow the example OF Mr.. John
Chapman. ----.r-a IN,
81. By Mr.. C. Nicholas Cfrom Philadelphia 1.-The
hospitality and chivary OF the sonsThe beauty and
tue of the Daughters of Virginia
30 By Guest-Patrick Henry-He eeds no marble
to perpetuate his name-fonumentun,p erennius ere