Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14

w" 'N"'WS ny tho sWufu, but oil
"""Rh' BY tho mighty moral power oil integrity and r
olnence In his character is combined ever, attribute Of
tru. greatness.
by John +. Nloses--The Ladies' present: Amiahle
and accomplished mry their virtues ever eud,ar them 10
our hearts.
by John II. Noormsn-llenry Clay. The creates,
statesman ever known How lunp betre Americana "a m
learn Ia appreciate his merits
ny Thomas =. Burch- Education in Virginia; In
he,e piping tunes Ut pracr lei every do his duty
and M man say he need M, act
Heaven doth with rs a. We with torches do,
Not light them fur themselvrs-ior II our virtues
Did noi 90 ior,h of Us. 'iwefo all alike
A II W. had them not"
By J.. IL. Colemau-Nlay the union and haruony
which have long prevailed long continue aud 10, be
disturbed by our presen, rulefs. ,4
By j. x, llenry-Richatd II. 1oler. His ability ns
an Editor SONY equaed by his integrity. lie has Nv
er been gndedby that stern Roman masim Salts pop
nh supreme ier.
by Robert l.. Kent Our country. whenever ,ssnil,a
by foe. shall ever find buys steady defenders of her
rights.
l'y A. Il. Acknowledgements Wonani
TO magnify Thy charms would be
10 gid refined gold, To paint The hlly
10 throw perfume IN Tho vloet,
10 smooth the ice, ~ add another hue
Unto ,he tanbow, or with taper LIGHT
seek The ntanieons eye oi heaven Ia gntnish y
by Kch'd Petklns-Our behaved country. The United
states: May the people oI The States of which she IL
composed still continue enjoy the blessings and ber
~ which were given 10 them by our nfeialhers
sentiment by 10. Hughes Gan old Soldier and Nh
boy m,M Harry Chy )-lleniy Clnyl la, my old
boy love you brler than ever Beaten hey 2 No
Sn; no man eau beat you. Beat Henry Glayi Bea,
him IN g@udness md IN greatness and IN all that cnno>
bles man Jim Polk beat Henry Clay in ,ransceu,an,
abilities IL perceive imihnnd irmness and sInccry
To follow III heat him IN sincere and ardent wishes
Tor the glory and happiness ui his country That man
ain, alive tina, can do it My boyl when You can be
driven on, OF the hearts II your country inrn--when
You are no longer the ndaantne friend OF your country
when tina, country ceases IN know your Willingness
were u necessary, t. lay down Your lite for herwhen
y"u shall have i"sahcn God country and fiends--then
jim Polk m any other poke. may beat youbul not ho
ore The lac, Is The jockles made the folks Lfa them
sira They borrowed Henry CLAWS horse whip, br,.
die Al saddle PM up ph, rider. aud urged him IN
with tho assistance If 'ho Irish the Dutch and IA,
Devil and wha, did they do? Bca, Henry Clay
No! They beat themselves, the Wings did when
they run John Tyler Yes say, beat! When Bob
,inehess light wood mreh beat aud oushnc ihe
blessed sun. then olks msy talk abou, beating Henry
Clay.
by Lafayette JohnSon- Wonnn's Heart; A Temple
OF Lave. dedicated t" man, the altar If which lc, us
kneel IN snppani adma,ion aud praise.
by Richard Perkns--Iho American people: ma
NV among nations; burn 10 great things aud capable Of
luminous. 49, s
by a Lady.
when "ill the gentlemen erase 10 ink
. npoe' 'oe lilies. and how they walk3
| nney s'andtf n' brhnd unr bnrk;
| lis good sense III. Cenr ,b,y lack
| by Sam'l. Williams - Ai.r ,bos. ,onar.h,., ,o,a,,
men OF New York who.'nade Tho,.ss ,lchr. ,hc h,,n
orable editor Of the Richmond Enqur.. n n,,s,n, -, a.
editorial chair stnnd iar in the eyes ii i Am.,,o.,
people; and IN some future day rec, i've The ..n III -,
Their hon"Ihble pii and wade The fields II ID, iu.,c,
By VIM. lambe,h-Let us keep the Schoolnas1
heaven"
BY Lafayette Iohhsoh-- lille busy inn the school.
master, do mt forget Ia le busy yourselves.
Nv Joseph C. llendHck-llefe is 10 the venerable
old county OF Hanover, and her Sashes, that gave birth
10 Henry Clay May he yt, I've, honor The highest
ofire in the g.l OF the american People.
Sent in by Io'aco-'Ihe Ladies': Their smiles On
courage us in daneer their gentle tones soo,lc us in
Trouble May each one who has gtaced our hnrbacue
soon revel IN the Injuries ID coninaal felicity.
by young Bachelor- Di,,o' Ditto,
In nm old Bachelor-Amen Amen
by Lady --knowledge: lyy which Alunc the lever
of Achimdes is frightened. hd Ms fixed point lbain
ed. Scienta est pofetsfas.
by Lady, 10 the genrmen--
why should men our lns,ons abuse
| They tight aces often use;
They draw their aSis 10 such sire
| That pains extend from heart Ia eyes.
ny Charles T. Jones-Richard Perkins. Esq: A
true Whg,a siannch Wing. and an upright man May
he yet live 10 frftesent this enlightened county in the
! Alter The ncclamaiion which followed This seuli.
menl, Capt Perkins aud returned his tia, Rs fr the
compliment and made lew appropriate and happy al
lsiohs To the events and associations u The day ilo
dawn amidst the warm plaudils Of The audience.
by ID. f.. Spcnce--1he people Of Campbell Honest
aud upright in hiatt; nina aud hospabe in feeling -
worthy sons of the Old Domlnlon.
BY r. l.. ksn,-The departed Hero of New Orleans
the Solder. the Patriot and Statesman Long may
his mfmory be cherished by his cpunlrymen.
BY Wm. L. Lambell,--OuI glurius national annivcr.
sary. May II be hpnof,d ard chs rlshed in all 10