Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-07-11

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4o4 = a IA. uhich ne depic,.,,
10 them tns - viih which our fore.
iatnen go ~ 60 ~ ~ colon izing this country
lIo, tne sS9 ZION. Improvements ia
the nrb 40 80 In TACT, the effort, foi
.ns az ~ ~ - ysssie man. was one seldom
equaueq- ueq ontshed. the young men
tsPsnedto S[cuestQs, hrtethey lsrrJ stump
tuossiys 81 per Prepared by the steward Of
the, Col -. ne Cloth was Iemovsd and
the vine e<ee. we following ses and
'0 '''" -, sT61fxH ITO Tnasrs
ls,: To e q! aTsis day shall be mt,
you fer s1@D1r14s - re shall keep /, a feast iS
the Lord ,9go.kaees soar geseraiioos; We sbai
keep ~ feeAs ~ ~ ordinaace forevct."
20 lno4 V<r>nHhtsous fanatics, who obiec
TO the ob9erSenre Of The pass over: They are no
only vQIey<ry tnnrk OF thai feeling which vii
ever 1ne etyasis Of all tue Americans
out they 4Setq Piurf Rom the path OF Life, even
tue lev - u ree!lns, snd "merh Hsasen, b,
making E14b Hell"
-. Lo4 secuuyAf William and Mary: A
ss.lgnief es2cy 9lfsaleni never illuminated th,
srnament q lctte1v. 49,
4ih. notwithstanding the malignan, attacks M
Ha,e A!snsend others w lillian anc Mary: Ro
pidiy rfspt 70 that high station among the IN
,ioos of her coontsy. 70 which, by Tie talent, O
heI fnoies<urs she rs 80 eminenily entitled
ON. ts<sipts: hisy that nj, nimly OF though
ana sinsiesessof purpose which gave the irsi i'm
pulse 70 TOE ineasures Of the Union, be long cher
ALWAYS
IN view definite object, and an identity Of mean,
o'h Our pubic Literary fnsiiiniions: The fouu
sms from wnich how that wisdom which is at once
the pride and glory Of our isnd-Mayihs rneeI
with that patronage that is so iuslly ,be;r ,in.
9TH. Americn: Her rapidly increasing wealth
anu importance ere evidences that Free Govern.
meni Is most conducive TO prospeIi,y-Moy she
ever De an example to all Nations
9th. The Huili6ers: MAY their examnI.
shake like q frmpe<i, that residential no,,i in
Iah L. 49,
h<>1u<<o xtnRtaff - =
= No Tho,2. ]eYsont The tutel.r of all n.
puotfeans. and Tue YiTgs6i7usk>-Srrs y
10Th. The amalRa nation ist<: Msy their he'll
lish prospects be blasted in the bpd ana 49,,
they receive that Indignation thew Jeservs frn,y
all who love their country and their specia.
. llIh. Y. NJ. John on: Meme, meme. Iekl
12Ih The citizens of wiIlian.- r. III;
urbsniiy kindnes nj no .pita,ily the richly
Il those sen,imeniso of high esteem which the sin.
dents entertain for them.
18Th. The Ladies OF WILLIAMSBURG: "N,pv
daughters have done yirtuou,ly but they eYcrI
them all" my sN''
VOLUNTEER TOASTS
BY Boiling Jones. The Sycophant can fins
glory enough in worShipping one man: Tn,
Patriot can ONLY worshin his (;nJ and hi c,,n,,,.
BY VIM. A. Christian. The tee of liber,y
planted in the wilderness hy our ancestors has he
come the pride OF the forest: let US. NOT I'M.
worthy ofour progen tors, be ever ready to defend
IL from the axe OF the usurper
BY WIN. Craford Our Republic. Se.urs
from foreign aggresSionS, and Astounding in ali
things calculated TO promote the hasHiness of lis
citizens, need apprehend danget from no o,he,
source than itself
BY G. Ii. HARDEN. Lexington and York Town
Sacred spots to The Americans; the scenes of The
ppen ing and concluding acts of The Reyoiut;onnry
drama-from the former. the American ia.
look his bold flight and perched AZ the Latter
with The Lion in his ialons.
Re- ~
man without guile: His principles are free from
the contamination OF seliShneSS and unwortb,
passions-his real and avowed motives are IN,
same; his ends are always upright, and hi,
means pure
By w. Davis. b. w. Leigh: Old Neptuu,
does NOT lash the rocks more deaf Ia the cries O
The wrecked mariner, than he to the overtures o
intrigue.
By G. Ii. Crump. The Literary Messenger
u oidS 'airto realize the brightest expectations o
MS author, and cunclusively proves that the here
'ofore ebb Of Literature, South Of the Potomac
was owing not To a want OF talent, bu, of applica
ton.
BY b. s. Johnson. The Palmetto Of S. Caro-
lima: Nourshed by The blood OF her citizens, MA,
yet Afford shelter To the Eagle OF IndspenI
ence.
BY X u Segar. Arthur Tappan and others
Affected with the dangerou. disease Of Abolition
will find il advantageous TO try doSe of n,
On Slarery, as they will inevitably he res,nr.'
BY w. +. French. Professor ~ b. Tucker
The friend of Stale Sovereignty and tue able ex
FOUNDER of the Consiituiion-Niay we look 1,
him rs our bright exemrar and our guide.
BY &. u. Hayden. May our chemical Professor
soon meet with a homogeneous substance, be.
tween whieh,snd himself. there will be sn fficien
attraction reproduce combination.
by VIM L. Henley. John Randolph: Ma,
the flares, flowers flourish over his grave.
BY +. J. Mettau-r. Internal Improvement
The great source of national wealth-May III,
efforts OF those distinguished individuals in on,
own state, who have turned their attention to il
be duly appreciated.
by q. Jones. Edmund Ruhin: His name will
ever be dear to every American.
By James Sheppard William & Mary: May
she ever retain her learnad Professors, nowith.
> , we ehoit' IAat nave been made TO take
'nTh ,ton net
~ by "A. y. Jones. Professor DewS Essay on
"puiah, S'ah'iS rs q conclusive proof that man s
nooleII Sindy IS not nan, but in"m0n.
py II. p, Sesar. me auto de IT. Of Boydton Ii
neT p w support 3I none onl oigoIS
by Mr. Motley. May those Northern Fanatics
attend less to 1b1iH,on, and more 10 Religion.
Ny .. raunI.eIoy, benIamin Franklin;
Nay MS example make deep impression upon
inc mi ,nS C, Gi me Ilsins generation
Ny y" r!'ns , Ine orator OF the day:
10y "'S P'eSe"' e"o'' P'o'oa prelude 10 iuIufs
''me:
bylWaiIer DAVIS, Our distinguished Profess
.pI, ~. .. ucSG,. VI whom we may Justly adopt
INC Seh'imeh, OF fy'TnuS respecting The venerable
:. ovn''"' vi N"he- MnsI excellent Fabricius,
~ 'h eay ~ eIn" Tue gun from MS OLD, as thee
''t pn tsy PNsn oI nohoI,
so y r ~ Su;.p'e our ulSlinSuiShed Profess
By VIM. l.. Henley. Tho Jefferson. II =.
men, we reSpect-if As Americans, we yanernte-