Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-15

10. Party Spirit May prevailing sense oil IFS baleui
influence, protect us from its unresrsined Indulgence
r. cheers. Tsne, "Scots wba haze wi Wallace bled.l
IL. State Rights aud the Union-They naturally
tain and support each other Let US, therefore, cling
both, as the best guarantees OF our Liberty IL cheers
Tune, "Tyrolese Song oil Liber,y."]
H. Educaion:s To appreciate and maintain our rights,
we must be instructed in them. cheers Tune, "The
10 The Fair Sex OF yirginia-the isrest Of the fair:
.fhe world was sad, The garden was Wild,
rs cheers. Tune, "Come, haste TO the wedding."J
VOLUNTEER
BY John A. Payne, President of the day. The
jory OF the Senate Of the 23d Congress: The faithful
sennes and fearless defenders OF the Constitution against
constructive high toned Messages Proclamatons,
BY VIM. J. Tirnberlske, Vice. President Henry Clay:
The devoted patriot, whose whole aim is to promote his
counys glory and to advance her in wealth and happ
He makes Tyrants at his torm and holds out
the olive branch 10 his country.
BY Joseph Hodgson, Orator OF the Day. The Ane-
rican People May they maintain their supremacy,
acknowledge leader, and always consider themselves
sovereign.
BY Dir. VIM. b. Towes, Reader OF the Declaration Of
Independence Benz W. Leigh-Siern in integrity,
eminent, in alentt; May the people appreciate his WORTH
and elect him their next President.
BY Dr. John Wills. "Niort Sans Phrase" The oppo-
siton gentry at Washington, ongueless and speechess,
pe6od stanes at the reading oil the report Of the Urea
OF the u States; there noise to disturb the
like silence Of the Senate Chamber, but the voice Of
Benton.
BY VIM. T. Watkins. Henry Clay: Though fawnng
sycophsns mey reve hn,--,hough Tytanis may cauln-
Mate himhough power may attempt TO Cypress him yet
be riyetted upon bi-he will stand redeemed as his
coun rye Saviour.
Senate OF the u. States by the base majority Of one-a
few such victories will open the eyes OF the People
BY VIM Timberlase- Thomas W. Gimer and V w.
Souttal: Weep Virginia. for the loss OF such men from
your councils.
By WIN, Fountane. The modern Wings, as character
lied by O'Connell "a whining, whimperng, Aypocri-
Teal set OF knaves who, like sanity thieves alta field
preaching turn up the white OF their eyes TO to
induce Others TO Look the way whilst they pick the
noe et oil he q yOut p
BY John Nc entire. Daniel o'Connel: The modern
ashngtop.
BY WIN. j. Timberlake. Andrew Jackson: Were his
barber TO do him justice, he would ather him with cur
ry- comb, shave him with hand-saw, and perfume him
BY Joseph II. Turner. Andrew Jackson: The
need fear the fate Of the Ship of State when so good
BY VIM Panniil. The Government of the u. States
the srest fabric erected in the world May its pillars
never give way.
BY John T. Jet. Gen. Jackson: During his admins
raion, may he rule the People, and bring them right
BY A. G. w. MeLein Gen. Jackson: During his ed-
mnsraton may the People rule him, and keep him right
BY WIN. Psnni The Signers OF the Declaration of
Independence: May their names live in song and story"
until Virtue shall cease TO be admired.
BY WIN. j. Undertake. Martin Van Buren,: Would
to God he like JONAH in the whales bey-the whale
to the d., the ID in Ill., the door locked the key
make another.
BY VIM. Fountaine A strict construction of the Con.
s'utlon-Polcal and Religious Liberty oil Commerce
BY WIN. Psnnill. The Fair Daughters of Coun-
Try May their charms ever inspire courage and firm
and their smiles and affections reward the tolls and
the hopes Of the brave.
BY James w. Jennings. VIM. c. Rives; May the
legislature him TO the station which the last
Legislature dso~s hn om against The wish oil their con-
iuents.
By Richard omohundro. May Happiness, Union, and
Independence, forever exist with the rising generation in
the u. States OF America.
By o. b. Petit. Henry Cay-whie aiming DEATH
blow at Liberty, was MORALLY wounded by Thomas III.
Benton.
BY Jas. w. Jennings The Union: We have counted
the of its preserv aon and find that knocking of the
Nulliers and Bankes, hopeless debt, have fund
OF patriotism sufficient 10 discharge il.
By Musco L. Noel. Benz. W. Leigh: Penetration to
detect and rmness TO expose the evils OF the present
reckless Administration.
BY Jno A. Payne. Gen. Jackson: May his prodgal
schemes for patronage and power be endured longer;
and may and sauary of rerenchment and
economy succeed and the Administration of Govern
ment return its former puriiyunder the guidance Of
Benj. w. Leigh.
BY John Maddox, a. Revolutionary soldier Here's
hopng that Washington and Lafayette are this day toge-
BY Richard Hackney, a Revolutionary soldier. May
rising generation enpy their Liberties in great
lection as they received them from the hands oil their la
BY James F. Jennings The patriotic Lady, to whom
we are indebted for the exercise OF her taste and ngs-
auty in preparing the fig Tor the 4h OF July in Column
| in Old Virginia.
! BY A. G. w. Mel Elm. The Orator of the Day: His
eoquence and patriotic sentiments extor highest add
misaiion while his genemsny and amiabIe department
commands our wsrme.t esteem and respect
The undersigned, Agent for the Bible Society, will
preach, il Providence permit at the following times and
! places:
Friday, July IS, IL O'clock, Spring Creek Prince Ed
ward; Sunday, July 20, O'Clock p NJ, Betbesda Mon
day, July 81 III o'clock, Cub Geek Tuesday, July %,
Saunton River; Wednesday July %, Midway; do. do
o'clock, p. Nj. Providence, (Red House0 Thurs
day, July "a, Little Concord; Friday, July 25 Walkers
Church. From Saturday 26h July 10 Saturday, August 3D.
incuve such places in Cumberland and Buckingham
as may be appointed by the Rev. Jesse s. Armsead.
Sunday, August 3, ii O'clock College Church, Prince
Edw ard; O'Clock, Farmvi!le Monday, August 4, Cum
berland Church; Tuesday, August 8, Buffalo; WedDes-
day, August 6, Bethlehem; Thursday, August z, Ash
Camp; O'Clock p. NJ, Briey; Friday August 8, Laurel
Hill, Lunenburg; Saturday, August g. st. Paui's,
Col. Streets sunday, August 10, EbeneZer; Tuesday,
August H. Bethany; Wednesday, August ID, ST. Johns;
Thursday, August III, Speeds Church, in Mecklenbug;
Friday August Is, Presbyterian Church. Boydlon Sa.
turday, August l6, Brame's M H. clock, Lacy Hoges
Sunday IL Baptist Camp eing Bethel; Tuesday, 10,
Clarksve; Thursday, 81, HOomony in HALIFAX; Friday,
%, Carmel; Saturday, 49, Episcopal Church, Halifax c,
IT,; Sunday "a, Baptist Camp eeing Halifax y roads,
The subscriber respectfully and Sectionately requests
the Clergy in The several negbborhoods spread far
as they the notice of these appontme nts, and
tend the meetings, and by their prayers and influence
sustain the great enterprise. VIM. NJ ATKINSON,
General agent y. b. s.
Petersburg, July Ilth, 1884.
p S. The Rev Henry Smith, my assistant will visit
the 5. w counties Of the State.
VIM. NJ ATKINSON.
GTNo Northern Mail yesterday morning.