Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-17

her and free herself IRON degrading oePehGe'
on the North. r
By Lieut., vesray Of The Militia. The memory o!
Washing ton-Hs fame is eternal.
By Na,hl Riddick Esq. The friends of the Admi'
psralion-Like The prodgal may they soon return
to the political mansion of their fathers and swear upon
the altar Of freedom that they will no longer wear the
chains of bondage. a.. -o,
By Joshua NJ. fIarrel Esq The officers of the 59th
Regimen,-ln peace they peaceab!e men, but should
apv rude foe invade their country rights, they will be
found bucklng their and rushing TO the rescue
By Edward Riddck. Henry Clay, an able and dis.
tingushed sia,esman-alay he be our next President.
By Dr. Beman. The fair
"I.oved ones be ar-we must adore thee;
Smile, and world is weak before thee"
By Lieut.. PART of the Militia Henry Cay-Vrg nia
is honored in having given birth to such MAINLAND
Kentucky is rich in The possession Of such statesman
His devotion TO the prosperity and honor of his coun
try entities him to the hghrs. office within its gift.
By Col. Kelly. The Commercial Convention to re-
assemble in Norfolk in November ne1t-May il be nu
merously attended, may sectional feeling be aiayed, ana
may prove successful in fully establishing Southern
Commerce. .
BY John Austin. Martin Van Buren-A Jack with
Lantern-Follow him who may, quagmire VIII oe Ills
resting place, aud public disrust his rawaro.
By Capt Je,hro H. Butler. The sons OF The va 10:
mnon--May they unite their exettions to perpetua'e
the of the States and the happiness OF he people
By John Granbury, Esq The Globe the mouth,
piece of the AdminstraonA dirty, bioated ana'r, LED
from the public crib of the people, whom it daily abuses
and vilcs--An honest man ought not 10 touch 1t win
a long pole. .,
By Dawson C. Parker, Esq. Amos Kendall "A wolf
in sheep clothing. The most ruthless tyrans known to
history have always clothed their vainy under spe-
cous regard TO the good of the people.
By John n Sumner, Esq. Henry Clay, an able and
distinguished statesman and our peace maker on all &C.
casions-May he be our next President .
BY Josiah Riddle. jr., Esq Henry a. WISE, Vigi'
liant sentinel the rights Of The Aooht'onsis
and fanatics of all kinds may and rant but they
will always find him at his post ready to rebuke them
,,,io ,.,Ela land nj
my bir,h-Her policy has ever been magnanlmous and
above board.
By Dempsey Langston, Esq Martin Van Buren, and
Richard NJ Johnson-One goes for free suffrage,
the other for adorers OF the wooy
headed tribe ought TO have been elevated 10 The
two highest offices of the Government.
By Cotton Parker. Richard NJ. Johnson, the prac'l'
cal amagamaiionist-The beacon by which Abotionsis
direct their course TO Washington.
Bp Capt. W. Ra~les. The President of the United
Ststes--The enemies of his Administration are endea'
vorng 10 put him down; but Henry Clay, known as
their Wing candidate, will fail in his expectations:
By Capt A Brnkley. The memory Of Richard Henry
Lee-His untiring exerons in the Of Liberty de-
serve the lasting gratitude of every American citizen
By Jos P. Hail. Esq Nansemond county, my adopt.
ed place of abode-Unrivalled for her patriotism and
hospitaty-She has my best wishes Tor her future hap.
pness and prosperity.
By Leven Huntington, Esq The Somerton Rifle
Corps-May they stand firm. while their enemies fall
before them.
By James Riddick Esq The memory Of Robt Nor
rs, whose devotion to his country cost him his millions,
and left him beggar.
BY Dempsey JHnes IAN old smoke dried Bachelor)
THE ships of our Navy, and the ladies' Of land;
By John d. Hall, Esq. Our sister State, New York
here is more joy over one Tory that repenteh than
ninety and nine Wings made perfect.
b. Captain Jeihro Rddick. Nirginia-The mother
Of statesmen and philosophers; she stands pre- eminent
among her sister States
By Lieut.. Hann,iord. Henry A Wse-The able and
fearless defender or 's Constitution, against the threads
Of corrupt and profga,e ADMINISTRATION; the country
appreciates his services, Virginia sproud his name
By Abraham HarrelI. Geo. Washing,or the Father
Of his Coun,ry-What higher praise could be oir.red
his memory.
By John N Robertson, Esq The President Of the U.
Standardization amid the turmoil Of party strife, lie
stands firm at the helm Of our National ship like Skill
fu pilot steering her hy the compass OF wisdom and vf.
t,e safely into the mild haven Vf prosperity aud haPpi
ness.
sent, S--r they engaged in Offering up incenss
RS lanes p. Gwinn Der,ty Sheriff Fellow citizens
TO pay your taxes io' shall soon be down upof
yoRR IAN, ,vAawell Savage. The next General As
pI y Vpginia-May they discuss such matters AZ
-; edatsJ concern The people, aud let Federal matters
Bg Leut Lazarus Parker. Norfolk and Portsmouth
The Interest OF one is The interest Of bolh let them
tbereDe, give up their family sriies and unite their
-;e lead in The export and import trade Of the Sou,I,
y Lieut.. Henry w. Hodges, Esq. Thomas jeff
,n-The father Of Nullfcaiion which is the RICH Ifu
emedy for the protection Of State lights
BY Hardy Norfeet The friends of the Admins,ra
ton Let them hold out faithful 10 the end and the 6ay
will be their own.
By A. Ballard. "The Starspanged Banner, long
may wave over the land Of The free and the home d
the brave"
By Thos B. Langston. Martin Van Buren, the nooi
nee of Andrew Jackson-We would have presrEsd -
nominee of the Emperor csgS59 e n' IN prefer
By Richard Fl p. ser. The United States Bank, the
best regulator of the proper currencyWh it we had
a currency which good every where: without it, we
have currency which is mol good any where.
By Jas. w. Murfree Henry Clay-The able Sena.
tor Of Kentucky, the fearless defender Of country
righ,s-wiih him at the head of our Government, we
should have retrenchmenl and reform indeed and in
truth.
By John F. Parker. Martin Van Buren-The eighty
"bought up editors cannot sustain him.
Sent by John Il Benton Esq Robert Slansrd OF
Richmond-One Of the greatest Of Virginia great men,
his rmness ardent patriotism and splendid talents, give
him. in these corrup, and coupling times hiph claims
90 in the Senate Of The United Slaes-at the cleo
ton next winter let not the Legislature forget him.
Celebration efM 4A Of July in s,uit!feid
The esd Anniversary of oGr National Independence,
was celebrated in Smih6eld with unusual ecst. Al
half past H. A. A. the Isle of Wight Cavalry Captain
Purde, received their invited guests the Isle of light
Eilemen, Capt Fl. X. Chapman; and after exchanging
the usual salutaons, column formed which march
ed through the principal Streets and halted in the grove
Having refreshed themselves, they formed in battalion
order, he cavalry being dismounled and proceeded
the Methods, Episcopal Church. After most appro.
pirate prayer by the Rev John e. Whitfield, and hymn
by the choir admirably adapted to the occasion the De-
ciaration of independence read by DR.. James B.
Sou,hall jr who prefaced with few eloquent and
patriotic remarks. Another hymn having been sung,
Robert Whitfield, Esq, and delivered Grafton
which, The purest style of brilliant, eloquence breahed
rich strains of ardent patriotism The battalion having
again formed and fired salute returned 10 the grove
where with the field officers and staff of the 29h Reg
ment the exofcers Of the troop and large party Of
citizens they partook OF splendid dinner rich with all
the delicacies Of the Capt John r. Purde
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