Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-11

them in future 10 avoid the causes which led 10 ito
wit, extravagance and reckless speculation
BY 5 .. Sonthall-The memory of Hugh s. Lee
gcre: The profound urst the elegant scholar and &C
| com pshed statesman-may those who aspire 10 the
station he lately filled, emulate the virtues which
adorned il.
| Bya Volunteer.-Co R. NJ. johnson: No one has
served ms country more faithfully in his generation.
| BY \. W. Milspaugh-S Scotland: The lsnd of the
brave now more glorious than ever by her late devo
ton to the principles of liberty
| Sent by Lady.-The Cold Water Celebration: We
seire nothIng more exciting than thoughts of our
BY b. NJ Barksdale.-John TYLER:
. ne stands alone, renegade,
Against The country he betrayed
| nc sl'hus alone amidst his band,
Whout trusted heart hand.'
BY Prce furcello.-The Flag Of Virginia The va.
lor of her sons is sure guarantee that i. will YER
be disgraced.
BY Lieut.. R. F. Les,er.-Thouas Richie. The
faithful sentinel the watcb,ower Of L;ber,v- His
name will be remembered as long as Freedom has a
single votary.
BY j. NJ Poindexter.-Ou Coors, now waving over
US May We honor them, or be shrouded in them.
By r. c. Eppes Of the Richmond Blues.-"Tbe
Blues Of Farnville''-
Trust they aver may
Make the fine dsp!ay
Which they We made to day.
BY WIN. =. fiournoy, (invi,cd guest The Bunker
Hill Monument: Rising high above land and sea, may
the winds take the tale of liberty from its summit, and
watt it to the lands yet unborn to freedom
Sent by Lady.-Ths "Farmyille Blues" NAV
their brows DO crowned with garlands in watch the
myrtle Of Love shall be entwined with laures of re
nown.
By John Erambsrt--T Temperance: May its beacon
lights blaze upon Thousand hills, and the smoke Of
its vove offerings ascend with the rejoicing of the re-
deemed forever and ever
by lhomas l. Standardization Without it, no
people Cd" oe 'ee with II, no people be slaves.
BY Edward l. Erambert.-The Fourth of July,
1913 MAY it long be remembered as the first Temne
rance celebration in Farmville.
BY John H. Rawson.-The Day we celebrate NAV
It ever be celebrated in the spirit of The true Washing
tonIans and not IN the spirit of in,oxication.
BY Thomas J. Davis-John G. Calhoun The dio
tingulshed statesman and accomplished gentleman
May he be soon called TO preside over the desnies of
the psople Of the United States
BY AdJutant Nathaniel ID. Price, IAN invited guest
The British war in China: The darkest blot on the
escucheon OF any civilized nation.
BY j. W. Waison.-The Wing promises, "two dol
lars day and roast beef" When shall we see them.
BY Captain e. K. dale.-Thomas Fl. Benton:
His promised "yeow boys, they are no where 10 be
seen, except perhaps, at the "Grest Crossings"
by A. A. Erambert-The prosperity of our country:
May the eyes Of the people of the IT, S be opened by
the hnmbug of coon skins and cider barrels and may
they seek their prosperity in something substan
tia, VIZ industry and economy in the cultivation of
soil no. loo much impregnated with Clay.
BY X Cole.-A Clay foundation the best of soils
BY Adjutant Prce.-Wllliam G.. Flournoy, ESQ
The intelligent lawyer and noble and dsinterested gen.
tleman
To this sentiment MIR. F. responded with peculiar
felcty-and in the course of his remarks INDUCED in
many heart-strring reflections touching our Revolu.
tionary struggled
BY Lewis NJ Carter-May religion, virtue and tenn.
perance, always characterize the citizens OF Farmve
BIZ ). o Sonihall.fhe enemies of II CLAY: They
vaIny seek TO dlsparage The worth they cannot rival;
their hostility like the rebellion of Satan proceeds from
an Impotence OF all superiority.
By E. NJ. Barksdale -Ths Fourth of july. 4 dsv
clothed with dignity and grandeur, becaus. it is the
birth day Of liberty.
By T. Cox.-Henry Clay, the Mill boy of the slash.
es: May he be our next President.
By Jas Psrtin.-Tbe Farmvle Washington Blues:
May the spirit of union and harmony which now p.r
vades the Company, ever prevail
BY Pleasant h ubbard.-The merchants of Farmville
hope The day will soon come when they may sell as
many gco ever, and receive something better thai
bankrupt PAPER for the same.
By Jos w Wason.-Martin Van Buren,; Nav he b.
our next PRESIDENT, and beat the Wing President Capt
Tyler Ito electoral
By. NJ pondexter.-A cobweb pair of pan,aloons,
porcupn' saddle, and hard rol,ing horse TO the
enemies OF II Clay.
By G. W. G'lam.-The Ladies' and Gentlemen Of
Farmv'l!e May The rose of happiness ever dwell in
the gardeI Of their future destiny
By X. Cole-May the people Of the United States
ever rulyippecate the blessings secured to them by
The occasn which we celebrate TO day.
BY JAMES d. Genn.-Farmville: The beauty, intel |
lgence AID virtue of her daughters is only equalled
by the galantry, magnanimy and worth of her sons
BY Capan T. Thuekston IA n invited guest)-I
lie, Freedms star ever be our guide.
By Cap'hn Thomas B. Rice.-(hn invited guest j,
The Hero's o the Revolution Ministers at the altar
of Libery-tieir memory will be cherished until the |
last yoke OF Tyranny is broken.
BY A. A Tambert-Nley the memory of the Wash /
ng,onan' bedecreed as nIsheTs of the great work be
gun by pse whose achievements his day comment
crate
BY S O. snihall. Gan invited guest.) The "Farm-
vile Bu's Their gallant bearing in pedre gives us
ample assurance of their valor in war. May they
never y4d, save TO the invnciby of the Fair
By NJ W. Vaughan. IAN invited guest) A speedy
return good old Virginia times, when the true .7ngto
Saxon srit animated the bosom Of her sons when ar
gume nund reison were the weapons of her warfare,
and ,henusc BY which she pressed to victory when
the lag under which she fought and bed and died,
was written in lndeble characters Truth
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