Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-09
BY Lieut.. Kennon of u $. Navy. Old Yrxinia-


praying
BY two of the Company John Robertson. Attorney
General OF Virgina-the man who never denied his
principles concealed opinion.
By a; L. Dabney pnginia-the mother Of us all.
BY II A. Claiborne. The Memories Of Koseiusko
and Rsg0-ire dom shrcked as loud, and humanity
incurred as much Tor the loss of the last as of the FIRST
BY John McCrede. The to,cn Of Petersburg-whch
thsday enertans the Volunteers OF Richmond-the
oil hospitality and public spirit.
BY John Robertson Attorney General. The people Of
PWgfnta-may they never give in to excess, Of tenn
perance.
BY Geo. +. Harrison. The City of Richmond-may
II become as remarkable for commercial and manuiacu
ing prosperity, is for talent refinement, all
the eegancies and courtesies Of Lille.
COMMUNICATED.
The 9Th Anniversary Of America an lndepen dence was
celebrated at the Bow GREEN by large concourse
citizens from Caroline and the adjacent counties The
Declaration oil lndepe ad BY James b. Thorn
ton, Jr and address appropriate to the was
delivered by William c. Minor At the conclusion OF
sump'uous dinner, which reflected great credit the
taste and liberaliy OF MIR. Turner Col. Archd Samuel
was appointed PRESIDENT and John Dickinson Vice pres
dent oil the Board The following Toasts then drank
REGULAR TOASTS.
1. The day we celebrate: Our national birth-day-the
pure principles that gave it existence, grounded the
ooad basis oil mans rights, guarantee political prosperity
aud happiness wherever adopted. May they Till the
world.
q The American Revolution: "a great uouumen,
raised 10 liberty may serve lesson to oppressors
and an example TO the oppressed"
g. The memory Of Washington.
L. Lafayette:
~ Which still the splendour of its orb bctrays."
O. The surviving officers and soldiers OF the Revolu-
uon Like the books OF the Sby they increase in value
as they decrease in number.
g. Virginia: Her dwellings not splendid nor are
her public works magnificent; but TO her sons is
awarded the palm OF unostenaous observ ance oil the
pure principles OF genuine chvary and her
are re-eminent for retiring vrue;-be that our emula
uon, this our pride!
T. The Federative Union and the Federal Constitution
May the former, in the spirit in which was first formed
ever DC pepetua-Pased be the tongue or hand that
rlegiousy violates the latter.
g. The several departments Of our conplsx .ys,em of
Governments Each in its proper sphere and all unison
y. The President OF the United States: A sale aud
speedy return from his Northern tour.
10. John Marshall, Chief Justice OF the u States How.
ever we may differ from him in political opinions,
checriuy award 10 him talents the
H. To the memory Of Thomas Jefferson: The many
benefits which lie conferred upon society are restrict
isme whose only bounds the civilized wordJeifer
son and Liberty.
H. Public education, intelligence and freedom, are to
each other as cause and effect.
VOLUNTEERS.
by the President State Rights and Union: They
mutually support each other.
ptce President Benz. w. Leigh: A statesmen who
prizes the Union, and who regards nterpositon as
the conservative principle OF its existence
eer he course oil freedom We the Americans have
the hrs races but the inestimable prize still open to all
competitors.
": e. Sutton. Death to Modification, death to the
Proclamation, and death TO the Force Bill.
b. r. Dabney: b. w. Leigh: The splendor of his
talents and acqurements-the purity of his
his noble independence-his exemption from the tram
meis and intrgues OF party and his devotion 10 State
kghs-presen strong claims to the consideration of the
American people in the next presidential election.
n. b. clayton. Thomas Ritchie-who like Henry
CIayLPreserved the Union when il was in danger
Wdfer Hdtccs. Thomas Richie: Once " arder on
the watch tower OF State Rights-alas! how fallen
Anthony Thornton. The Richmond Enquirer: Alike
the terror OF Modification and Consolidation.
fl he Itch
has worn out many a hammer.
Capt John Washington. La Fayete May his pa
osm flourish in the records OF country, and fame
commemorate his memory until time is no more
Capt James b. Thornton Ireland Though disin.
herted and oppressed she struggles for liberty and
must ultimately succeed: For people TO love liberty
It's sufficient that they know it for them TO be free lis
sufficient that they will it,"
W.; White Of Ireland The liberal and enlightened
sons oil virginia May they long continue 10 ejoy that
political freedom and domestic happiness which thew so
be'ay participate with the stranger of every nation
ana which Ihey so. adeny desire might be extended
me oppressed OF unhappy Ireland.
NJ IL. Z. 1unsfdH DIR. Jackson Of Philadelphia and
Dr. DungNson OF the University OF Virginia Their zeal
industry and discriminating Judgment have usly obtain
ed for them the highest eminence in their profession
j. b. .Mogruder, u S. Army. The Star.spanpled
Banner rS"
Ger The iceland land of the free aud the the brave"
ID. 'nior; H. .. Vary Virginia! The land OF
freedom. "
Captain John Battaie. Ireland: May she be the sa-
,S"' Po,"' uoeT'y III the Old world. MAY England
france Italy Greece, cum omnibus-olow in her wake
!. Crufchteid John Randop h-"clarum ct venerable
nOnen."
Charles Mason. The Orator of the Day: Success 10
ms sentiments on public educaon-Would they could be
The adopted rule OF our native landl
WHson O. WILSON B. w. Leigh BIZ all that is
good! justly the pride Of the Old Dominion
Dr. Edmund p. White. Human liberty: Nav IFS
march continue, until embraces the whole human family
Dr. r. Pe,dieton: Nerve to the arm--lorti,ude 10 The
hea-and triumph to the soul struggling for the rights OF
man. 90 b. -
Thomas Turner John c. Calhoun The leader Of
the States Right Party OF the Souh-nay he live TO see
the day that will make him President of these United
states Ike Ars'Ides he prefers the interest OF his
Try, to his own personal, glory.
b. f. Parke. The fair 81 yirgnia Eoualled bv few
surpassed by none. i-----s~
Wdih@ Hatces. b. w Leigh: Our next President
as ~ a'h"n sara unto David, "Thou the man"
Geo. r. Turner. State Rights Let us rslv in sum
port oil tbem for unless they the liberties nj
our beloved county are endangered.
w. q. Minor. Public Education: The mailer ,b,e
ght oil every Tree people. "Give them 10 see and ike
AJAX, they will ask more.'
Doniet Turner. The principles OF the Proclamation .
carried out aud acted on will fill the measure of our ma
iional ruin. " WI "
l.. Cdrusi Of Washingfon Commodore Porter: MAY
ne be remembered by his country so long as The Star
spangied banner waves over the Ocean
capt. Jas. ~. Thornton. The memory Of John Ran
doiPb oil Roanoke: Not his talents 10, nor his eccen
uiclles out his ardent attachment his native State
capt John Botfdie. John Caldwell Calhoun The
second Jefferson, aud the "Sage OF Monticello
he ATTEST statesman our country has edmav
he be our next President. '
nm Washington John C. Calhoun Gratitude for