Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-14
By Young Lady of Richmond (scns with the desH ina,
il should be drunk at Cape Horn)-Ihc Maolsoh -ils
and Trading Company:

Bva Young Lady of Richmond scnt with the aese tnal
it should be drunk a, Cape Horn)-lhc MADISON i'n'is
Gnu aDrink We 10 her that each loves best,
And if ye nurse flame,
That's told but TO her mutual Dreast
We will not ask her name"
Bv VIM. S Foser-AIay the love-lighted lamp oil aiec-
ton be ever trimmed . !. ,,rr;rr A.,
By Dr. John W. Reins.-May this ana eacn iecui,s an f
nversary remind US, that Liberty - oiis ~
nv nr " Caiborne-virgnia and California: Mark
cd ont nv nature the and western gates VI on,
rea republic; may we sentinels, ever viSiant ana
Irusiy always strive echo back the watcl-~sIa 10, o.
liberty from the shores OF the PACING win the same ''
as first sounded By our sres on the Atanuc. ~.
~ Archibald 4 Douglas-The Rights of Man: Their
PRONUNCIATION the funeral drge of tyranny and
By j. l.. Pondcxer.-The Senoritas OF brazil ihousn
possessing gentcr CLINE, they cannon coinp"i' ' Wv ~
scs OF our native land o,d ,or
By F. c. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: As il was, Is nov" anu ever
will be-dearest 10 us all. :, H., s,,.,
By John Minsc 1--WE go to California for Dimes we
Nv Dr. J. c. Guy-Frends and relatives, we greet you
the colder the cline the warmer the heart - .., -
BY G. r. Boush-Our Country: May her OFFSPRING "'0 ~
her glory by cmuating fathers bright virtues. ,
nv Miles Crenshaw-Home: That sweet old wora, "hos'
cndearing associations the wanderer alone can u! app
ciac. ~ :, .s,,o, .slopo
rs beauty and intellect form The basis OF female
they will not be wanting in votaries. han,
| By James C. Smith of FauQuicr county-No" auSen'
from our dear native State, moi forget our PROUD m
tiyy and yirginia's institutions, but remember hen 10
keep them holy But lei on this interesting anu
dovLour national eucharistrcdevoe ourselves 70 the pro-
mlation and support of these pure principles of liberty and
equal rights declared for us BY our orea'he,s Oh ~ m
handed down to us by their ndonaoe ana suoie
and let us during soourn in California upon al sul
occasions disseminate those doctrines and contend Tor
constitutional rights, upon which the institutions o. ,h'
South and the peace and tranquility OF our paterna hea.
stones depend May vcna Midas passion deter vs. o'
NAV the man of us who srink be overwhelmed WIN the
nlmy of an Arnold and nict upon himself the act 'a'
| terminated the life of Judas lscarot. can
By B. Robnson-Our Country Flag NAY our nuI ,
~ 10 ii be cquacd only by the adherence TO the pfsp
which secured il 10 us. nI;
Company May prove strong as the union "hc'
By Dr. A. w. Taaferro The Girls We left behind US
IF we were only by their sides,
| How happy should be-"
By C. Fed.--Dear old Gloucester my ~anue e. iE
sons, upon The bosom OF two dark deep oceans 'Sseu
By J. Harper shelton-our Sweethearts The me pas
uHra of hopesfor them We dare do all that oecoe
man; who dares do more is none. n.
| By John Exal--Yirgnia: The mother OF States nay
her wandering prove themselves worthy OF their hoo
~ s NJ. Baey.-The Girls we left behind Us; May
they no, blast our hopes home whilst we seek our Tor
tunes abroad. -, ,,,rs
| By j. r. Peters-Soulhampton and her fair daughters
| sThough lost 10 sight, 10 memory dear an,
By George Whitfeld-Vrginia: The home oil our chilc
hood-an evergreen in the memory oil US all sail.
| ByB F. Reynolds-The good ship Glenmore She falis
in nothngshe has wcaered the storm-she has roundeo
the Horn and her course is still
! gy r. D. Drummond Petersburg She has presented
her country with an example of patriotism that may be
ellalcd, but not excelled , nj, c,..
By J. d. Maclin-The fair daughters of The Old State
May they eyer be blessed, happy and free ,-.,... w
By Dr. A. p. Hodge=-Y Virginia and her daughters we
loved Them but never ill now
/ By VIM H. Crank-May our sweehearls prove true, and
when home loaded with the treasures 81 ihe earn
may receive fur richer treasure in The gt OF tne
y Gabriel Flores1he young ladies' OF Gloucester county
Their charms almost made forget the ties OF our ma
tive land -,
hGh talents and devotion the cardinal principles OF wing
gcry ao forgoenby the true Firgin!ans even AMIDST the
SHOWS and storms Of Cape Horn.
By J. F. Green-The glowing patriotism which ourhs SO
brightly in the bosom Of Vrgnans cannot be chilled by the
frigid winds Of Cape Horn.
By VIM D. Cope.-our Homes and Friends: May we be
COMPENSATED in our enterprise for the pain of leaving them
By C. J. Eaton-yirgnia: The land of the sage and
patriot, MAJ her future greatness rival her past glory
By F. c. More.-virginas Exiled Sons: May they re-
By C. Edwin WillamsOur female acqmaintances
When we poor boys are hard NJ work,
In California scratching
How NO you'd like 10 have you there
To wash and do our patching.
By c. l.. ScotTo the fair lady who kindly remember
ed us amid the cold and storms OF Cape Horn inc
debl which we owe her be cancelled BY knowledge on
her part of The peasnrabc emotions which her KIND aho
beautiful toast created.
[1he above received in letter. post marked San Fran
cisco Nov st and charged with postage OF 81 bp The
letter big enough 10 enclose quite mass OF god dust
but il contained what precious, the wangs oi
6a affection 10 herdear old mother State from young and
shirts on distant ocean We happy TO be
tho medium of communicating their thoughts 10 their friends
NJ home II is remarkable that nearly every seems TO
have left sweetheart behind. The love Of woman predomi
p,tos ~ cr every other feeling II is "human naur. We
have other and interesting letters from California which
| shall publish to-morrow.--Engurcr.