Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-09
CO.U.UL,N1C.a7'ED
FOURTH OF JULY.

FOURTH OF JULY.
rms sacred day was celebrated by small company OF
the avowed fiends OF the Union, at Smiths Tavern in
ork county, with much good feeling. Al the table Capt
Henry Smith was selected President, aud Christopher
Curtis Vico President The following are the seIec,
Toass:
l. This day, rendered sacred by band of Statesmen:
Let us ever celebrate its return.
z Our ashing ton: May HE immortal spirit hover over
3. Laayeue Without rivai-wi,houta stain
q. our tnion' aud the supremacy Of our constitutional
0. Cen Jackson, our beloved Presidents Terrible to
swnuers and the enemies OF the Starspangled Banner
o. Martin Van Buren, a tried patriot: May the ne \,
term place upon him the Presidential mantle.
oid Virginia and State Rights Defined by our wisest
and best s:, men; no, by sycophAnls aud knaves.
g. The great State Of New York: Nav her claim for
sue cessful in the end. r
D. Ryes Of Virginia; He spake man ne'er spake be-
iore, anu well did he support the dignity of our land
~. The next Legislature: May her sitting be as con.
ference OIL Anges-and may State rights and love OF
Union he in every bosom.
H. The sovereignty of the peoples Union their sale
guard-ihamy TO the wretch who would rebel agains,
'he one; or attempt to dissolve the other.
IL. Henry A. Wise, eng hened and virtuous Con.
giessman May The renewed confidence and support OF
his constituents be the reward of his fidelity
10. Our ex' Congressman Richard Coke, jun We re.
spec him as man, but differ from him in politics espe.
eiaily on the subject OF Modification.
Ia. The sons Of the Old Dominion: 90 The Liberty ei.
ven them by their oreiathers, they will aud die
To- John Page, enlightened Senator: Pure and spot.
less above corruption and intrigue.
IT., 10y me president Of the Day, Capt. Henry Smith.
lie next Presidential elections Let principles no, men be
me wa'ch-word-and may choice be for the good OF
the whole country. o. -
The piee President, c. Curtis Jun, ESQ Nav the
memory OF DIR. Franklin never be forgotten
Dr u: L. Cor6ua, an invited guest The next Pre-.
sdeh' ho can better carry the building when the
master workman leaves than his senior iourne and
Buren,? ' ''" N"''' "''
Richard ID. Bro,cn of Har,oick, (sent 5yrequest) y
/ nafar
our beloved country-Virgnia hath fairly set her face
against it-and may she possess sagacy and virtue
, 70 ne.e't me wrong aud pursue the right
o. o. IHHdrd, the reader IF the Declaration of indie.
pe"uehee The Star-spangled Banner: and may the men
''d ps insult m !. pc 6roiled upon gridron.
Pef1 Wr'ghf May this young Republic planted 81
years ago, uve and flourish until il oyerops the tall ce
dars of Lebanon. ~ ~ ~
Henry Buchanan, soldier of the Revolution Ma,
happy people.
r. Calls Esq. Wise, in Congress; Coke out the dis
( Woman; Our love, our joy: forever ours!
Choterd.-There some talk of two cases O
ChoieIa IN this City, about seven days ago-hut nc
sort OF panic was eXcited-and certainly all is now
we'll We understand from several physicians. tina
the health of Richmond never better at this sea
son of the year. Even the predispositon TO ChoJera
has not manifested itself. The cases of the ordina
ry Cnolera Morbus are very rare. We begin to hop,
that Richmond will escape the ravages of the fou
| mend" Business il brisk in our Ciry-Guests il
abundance.
The Pittsburg Mercury of the 18th ult conveys
the gratifying intelligence of its disappearance
from that CITY. Not one case had occurred for III,
last four days" Some cases of Cholera at Cincin
nati-but " still the disease assumes no epidemi,
character"
since the above was written, we have received
the following Report, which give with grea
pleasure
AT meeting OF the Common Council of the CITY, on tn
9Th instant The following communication was receive,
rom me Board OF Health, and ordered TO be published
all the papers of the City
Az meeting OF the Board of Health Of the Civ o
kchmond, OH Saturday, the 9th July lS33-- was unani
mously
Resolred That the Board of Health respectfully repor
10 Tie Common Hall, that the health of the CITY is unu
suay good Tor the season. and that there exists epde
mic influence whatever That the Board have had So
RAJ meetings recently and duly sensible OF the impor
lance OF their charge, and will besow their best and un
RENTED attention 10 attain the object OF their organization
- -Siane;i- -------JOSEPH TATE Prssideut
| Teste. VIM. p. SHEPPARD Clerk C. C