Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-26


When men once determine to believe the very absurdty
Of the doctrine confirms them Ia their faith
ny John T.. She'll The rights Of the States. as taught
oy Jeferson-not as maintained by his apostae disciples
Celebration Of the Fourth Of J,.Iy in Sapannoh.-
lhe Anniversary OF our Independence (says the Geor-
gian was celebrated in this city manner highly cre-
diable TO the patriotism OF our citizens For years we
have not seen so much aror and enthusiasm displayed
and seemed as il they to .hew their
attachment TO that UNION under which they enioy 50
mueh happiness anu prosperity, and their indignant re-
probation oil all who would wish sever it, Ii was EN-.
pha,ically Union Celebration and we envy not the
feelings oil any man who would throw the eproach par.
" upon II. Inc Declaration OF independence was read
IN correct distinct and Impressive manner by Robert
Nj Charlton ESQ and an Grafton delivered by the Hon.
orable James NJ Wayne. To the merits of this address
which beathed the puest patriotism and the most
ed love oil country, its elegance Of dction, the happy
manner oil its delivery, the enthusiastic bursts of
lion and appreciation with which il was cheered BY a
crowded audence-we feel our inability to do Justice I,
Is 10 be hoped that in compliance with the of the
Committee, Judge Wayne will furnish them COPY Tor
publication The reception Of the Grafton by the citizens
was sufficient TO show that Chatham is true to the core
and will always pursue the course of true patriotism and
defend Union and Liberty"
extract the following toasts to shew the spirit that
prevailed on the OCCASION.
The Union OF the States: An Union consecrated by the
oood OF our Fahers upon which placed the hopes
anu wishes oil The vrtous and good aud the friends
Freedom throughout the world. cheers.
The President OF the United States: The ardent wei.
come ana undissemblcd gratitude which attends him i'm
his Eastern fully evnces in whose hand. his coun
trymen are willing 10 conidc the Honor, Power and
Welfare Of the Republic. "a cheers
Southern Rights and Southern Principles: Seek not
her interpretation from the noisy tongues of those tco
cheers. "
Dsunion: May those who advocate it meet the highest
honor oil the Traitor and richest reward of the Felon
cheers
The Standard of Country: May its stars and its
stripes ever be the signal for Freemen 10 rally under 8
cheers.
After the regular had been drank the Committee
begged leave TO Introduce the following toast which was
received i, with y, immense applause:
James nj. Wayne. Orator OF the Day: As man we
esteem him, citizen Of Chatham County we feel proud
OF hn ana as the representative -four rights and feelings
we say -" ell done thou good and faithful servant
Alter the rapturous reclamation with which this sent
meht was received, had subsidized Judge Wayne
rose aud in few pertinent remarks acknow the
paid him, and returned his thanks the com.
Pahy lot 'he hterng manner in which his services had
been noticed. In return he offered the following
1he people Of Georgia in lS33-The year in which
hey Will affirm their independence parties
ed from each other by the names of men and rally nder
designation descriptive of principle.
VOLUNTEERS.
by Judge Jones. The memory of Ogfeth0rDe. the
FOUNDER Of Georgia and friend of americd He refused
he command OF the Army TO subugae America but Of
iered 10 bring her to submission il clothed with ample
powers to negotiate and TO do her Justice
Judge Nco President Of the Day being called on for
asentment, prefaced it with the following remarks. which
were received with enthusiastic cheering. The conci.
dence pointed out is indeed remarkable one and
TO be more generally known than il is
"
The Schr Nile lately arrived at Boston, from HALO
wen, with 100 bushels of shoe-pegs! The Mercury ar
riVeu from Eleuthera with cargo consisting of 81
p'ne-dppLes! Here have the ule ct dce literally
realized. Commerce, like the fabled Heather Deity
turns into gold every thing it touches and nation
greater adaptation to II than this We have within orr
own limits the advantage of almost every latitude and
every SOIL by the Improvement of which the
products of the industry OF the world cargo of stone.
picked of the ground, of Ice hewn out of The ponds is
exchanged by the Eastern trader with the Southern far
er or planter Tor freight which will answer his purpose
IN me laboratories OF Europe we'll gold and silver
Every quarter of country possesses its relative
tages In the one part adventurous spirit and indus
'ous hats draw wealth from the ocean, or find il ON ,s
serle rocky shores lin another, fertile soil and
skies counerbaance, in their profitable Weld The
physical ills of the climate the necessity of mno,
ing African labor Our country abounds, in some paris
IN veins oil nexhaustble mineral wealth, which other
wise occupied we have scarcely yet begun TO open and
as we see exemplifed in the fact above stated even
where nature has been most niggard OF her bountes
comfortable subsistence may be earned by the inanufac
lure oil articles OF value of materials which could
badly he made no other of We do not know that
any stronger illustration could well adduced of The
laoh OF industry and exchange TO raiue than this of the
ShOe-pegs.-.Nat. Int
Loss " the Steamboat BOunets Of Bfue-The steam
boat Bonnets OF Blue Captain Davis sailed from, Sav,n
man, 10Th UT bound to Mobile. On the 2ith when about
49Lniies Sc by 5. from ST. Augustine, it commenc
ed blowing gale from n e. during which the boat
preached 10, and would steer. Soon after the boat
was louha 10 be leaking badly, and the pumps became
choked-he leak gaining fast, the square was
IN, and both anchors let go 15 fahoms water and ali
hands employed in haing Finding il impossible 10 Keen
her ree sup the chain cut the bawSer and set the SQUARE
sa ior Tie purpose OF driving the boat shore-at the
same time commencedig her by throwing the wool
overheard AT half past A. NJ finding she was SINKING
ordered the boat TO be got ready when CAPTAIN Davis Ia
Gy and two Children Messrs. Kepnedy and Bissett mas
sengers, and all the crew, (yh the exception of Two
groes which, the boat being SMALL il was found impossible
10 take on board) embarked. short time after in. bo,
eit The wreck, she sunk One of the neeroes reached
The shore on piece of the wreck the other wa, nforu
naey drowned in the surf The boat landed at BurvsviIIe
on the coast oil Florida and proceeded on the foiIowin
DAY 10 ST. Augustine The wreck OF the steamboat drove
on shore and went to pieces, the engine having fallen ou
OF her, when she sunk and rolled over CAPTAIN ID,
ana family arrived in this city Saturday in the schr
agnes from ST. Augustine Charleston Evening Post
Distressing cases Of Hydrophobia-A very affecting
account oil the effects OF this terrific disease has be COM
nunca'ed TO us, which occurred in the family of Mr.
MOSS respectable iarmer residing near the village of
RIVER Trent. While Mr.. Nj. and family were sitting at
nome, dog belonging 10 the house, suddenly flew AT his
MASTER and Thin very slightly in the hand He then
attacked daughter about IL years DID, and Bit her in Sc
veTal places. son. young man of IS or 90 endeavor
ing TO beat of the mad animal received wound unon III
ip and how II was inflicted in the confusion and terror nj
The moment, whether by himself with the cudee he
uslng or by the dog he tell The darp hter ian
interesting young woman) fingered along for several DAVIS
In the horrors oil insanity and died The father is now in
such state OF phenzy, that he Obliged 10 be
ana the young man, labong under the agonzinp appre
tensions that he is also infected with ma,ncss: his mind
haunted with the death Of his sister, and the terrifying
situation oil his ather in condition scarcely less pta
Die, than that oil the unhappy maniac
number of cattle, are informed have been bitten
at Belleville -Ringston Chronicle.
Diamond cut DiGmond.-A six foot Vermonter lately
entered store on of principal whsryes in search
oil employment He could do any kind of chore he said
and boosted much Of his strength Stout as YOU are
said the clerk, l bet $40 you cannot carry that bag of
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