Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13

Re- Lieut. w. Waller. Virginia: The mother OF
WASHINGTON, Henry and Iasrlson-the birthplace oil
liberty the grave Of iyFanny-May her former 'us''e
49, ,a:,orcd. when The political gloom which now over
shadows !er shall be ipaed by the beams OF t'alh
and virtue. ,o ;,
reformation, than the reformation Of abuse
Same John Tyler: BY vetoing the Tariff ana tue
Rank in any shape he will adhere 10 his principes.-
i, passing them he VIII she" MS ailec'ioh III '
House. :, o lie dis
By. Lieut. Waller William Nj Oyer'on; us , us
NAV on ih,s morning argues what he may oe-ni'y
ms afterliic realise the hopes and antciPa''o"' u "
friends 49, ,,bor or the
r.y,lu,.on. and the mother oil the Union ia"hiuI
pns,erlty Will p ice the gem with TINS uh'leo
m the tara that adorns her brow co,, NJ,
Re- Iohn S. Charles. The Right OF Suffrage; NAY
rho pcrod soun arrive when this sinii DC y
every American freeman Vt, p,nIsa he ,le
v.mom Of : morbid philanthropy, ker head must "
bruised BY those she would sung
D., Dr " A. Spark of Southampton, guest
Union Of The State Rights Republicans OF every party
,ha he's, guarantee against Federal Abolition.
py Jno' S. Charles George Washington: iiis deeds
should inspire every patriot and the praises oil MS name
should dwell on every American tongue
Re- Major George &. Richardson Our onuh'ly
Her liberties her laws and Institutions, may lhey NC
neructuatcd 10 the end OF time
H., nr Thomas G. Pcachy. John Tyer-a provi
siaI President for special purposes May he have the
adom to discover and the rmness TO resist the Tempt
atoms which will be held 10 him. 10 run counter to
the DEGREES Of 4 wise and everything Providence.
By A. C. Pcachy. Gen. Wm. II. HARRISON: would
?. sacrifice to liberty: Let 10 his memory be the
oi-ring-hi tomb the altar
By VIM Bacon. Woman: When gloom and ms
fortune darken around Vs. her affection and sympathy
sprlnglng with new impulse seem to gather strength
from man weakness, and hope from his despair
By c. W. Basset The Volunteers of Williamsburg
the Troop and Infantry Brave in the field, SOCIAL at
The board they will nculcate The fame OF their kevoiu-
t,enary Sirrs.
By Dr Everett The ancicn, city of Williamsburg:
Renowned for literature hospitality, and charming ID
dies -
~ YIN. Il. c. Douglass Henry A. Wise: When
virginia is asked for her Jewels she proudly points TO
him OF them.
By S Moore The Williamsburg Guards: Let them
be The seniines the watchtower of our safety; her
members will never prove racrcant
By VIM H. Oycrton Williamsburg: The seat Of
kindness am hospitality The brief sojourner forgcts
thu, he i not in the halls OF his father
BIZ Mai. Geo. c. Richardson. Our Commerce May
il be shacked by the apprehension Of responsible
lily
b. Allen D.vis Captain Arm;s,cad Friend to his
country and commandant Of the Guards, as soon as
war begins, wo will lay down our lives for hon.
By Captain Armistead. Volunteers and Volunteer
Corps: The nucleus q! defence in times Of emergency
Z? y. Garnrtt. The Troop Of Cavalry and Guards
of oar city, Their public spirit and martial skill men;
our commentator, whilst they form phaanS for our
projection.
~ a Guest The Guards Like The Spartan band
Ready, aye Ready
Ey a Provoo. Honesty and good deneunour bespeak
more fo! young man than treasure can.
Is VIM. 5. Peachy. The memory Of Col. Burwell
Basse;t.
Is George w Bassett williamsburg the ancient
metropolis of the Old Dominion Her citizens vii! ever
prove shield 10 her fame Tie seat Of science and
hospitality.
BIZ Jo!n S Charles Henry \. Wise Tie star Of The
Ei>, may he continue to light up the pathway OF De-
mosIdcy.
Ey S T. Bowman. The Williamsburg Guards
MAY her members act up 10 the bylaws, ana rcncm
Der the faith they have pledged to each other.
Anonymous. The Union Virginia.
, The ", M,ea;" , s"a. 'n ,,nv
By John w. Kelly Ga 4 day like this let Us dram
the goblet in memory of those Revolutionary Heroes,
who fought, trd, and died, that we might be free.
Nv Vim. H. C. Douglass. The banking system Of
too intimately interviewer with every interest Of the
State, for sudden innovation 10 be tolerated.
By a Guest. Williamsburg a mother Of great
men Tier will never be lost in the ch!lvlous iu-
uc, until tie memory OF our beloved country shall te
forgotten forever.
By S Moore. Let US enjoy that liberty and freedom
bequeatled to US by ancestors, and show by our
acts, We are worthy ofthe high heqaest
~ H. Bragg. James City ami the city Of Williams
burg: This days celebration expresses IN language
more eloquent than words their hospitality.
By W. K. LeIinkard. The citizens OF Williamsburg:
To know them TO love them.
BY VIM. L. Bacon. Oar country, whether under
the guidance of Wings Democrats may Il ever mann
tam nnimpaired the rich legacy bequeathed Us ~ our
ancestors.
~ III w Kill, lvhnn onr country IL invaded,
who Of her sons viii no. hasten To her rrscGc: