Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-13
Virginia, msvou-neen,
Virginia 20 brah'

"sts,esrnar-yel friend 10 ,ruth-ot soul sincere
In acton faithful, and In honor clear;
VINO oi1ke no pronse-served no private eul.-
VINO sought no title and lost friend
BY e. L Alr4n-The Tomb of Wsshinsfou
most sacred spot Of the World, may il ever og ...
on az SUCH
ADonymous-The Single Ladies and Singh. go.
men now present. Mag the one soon os ut..
jurisdiction Of the other.
Anonymous-rhe Oral Oak Debafin2 SIC .s
May il be the fostering spirl that will dev-i,. '
eOquence o.. Il host OF Henry.
BY VIM j. AI!en-Th- Orators OF ihe D,.
il he the prId. ot ihs glorious republic 20 .s
pearl OF er~at price which such int-~c, ..
quence merit 20 lis most worthy and nob- -ar
By Capt. p. Is Jones-The Oral Oak lit.hS
Its worthy Principal. MAY his iuur. . r..
una"yed peace and happiness aud may h.. i-.
cesstul IN winning tbs affections OF som- t-
Ter o. Evs AS he has been III 'tearhlng
id-s how TO shoot"
BY b. 4. Smith, jr.-The Right ot V,-it
Urjust in its character aud II eiiIl persisted
lnlo may the American Eagle tear the WOO
British Lion
BY Geo. T.. Gee.--America. The Queen 4.
of the world, the asylum for the oppf--s-. -
nation ana the great theatre in which tu- ,'st
publican drama wac irst acted successfully. 30
BY VIM. Is. Smihson-Od Lug!aaJ ,9p
10 peep into ether Peoples seCr-Js but lr s GOt
| mind she viii make Uncls sam maj s';'
BY Col. Jonn l. Crae-E. K. Chamber .uHH
burg, like t's mother of the Gracchi, when :
her will she, points with pride TO her -ous
BY Washington Maddux-Ths Re opening Nf Il
African Slave Trade in the United Stat.s 4 ~
sing 70 Africa, bnt u curse TO The United SIain-. "
commercibily sad nationally therefore, bad
BY WIN. j Aeu-Woman. The pr.c,o4.
Of our country; may che sparkle through u.r, &.
\ be re kindled ~ eternity.
BY Wm.J. g-Independeuoe. a day
'ional as well Is individual glory 10 every tria
lean.
| BY +. 4. Tompkins--The ladies who a.
Their beauty and oveliness are only exc.ilrd by 1
gentleness and the swectGess or their dsp pa,i.
who can resist such charms, or who wOlii ~;
oe the slave of such gentle creature. thsu 20 !
| freedom nnblessed by Their presence
BY b +. Smith, jr.-Nrglnia aud South ... b..
Shoulder 10 shoulder 6od hond 10 hand tEry :.
through the revolution and may they still. marc
/ along the same road 10 honor and glory, aut l.
their actions ever be such ss 10 redound ~ Their
| as well ss ths glory OF the whole Union.
| BY Geo. Z. Observation-Disclosures Liberia.
| ioDs Rel Pubca nosra magu:r lspis angulsris II -
| qua prsstat ejus perpetuitaten.
| BY Capt. Z. Is. Jones Commander H-riidu.
| the Central America. Ths true and noble chais
| OF womsn's rights in the maintenance OF viii.
lost his life. May old Ocean bedeck his bod
| her richest gems may her waves play gently
hia breast, for twas once The dwelling place ui t.
| ole heart.
by VIM. A. Nssh-H. l.. Lee. son OF Luu
| burg; may succes5 and long life attend him.
By K. NJ. Williams Woman. God will keep o.
man adores her.
Bye. 7. Allen-Womsn. May che ever be o..
| for the il as good she ia fair; none, nay,
| earth above her, as pure ii thought angels
| s-- Ter is to love her.
BY VIM. A. Nssh-E. X. Chsmbera. MAJ h.
oessed with health and long life TO defend
pound the laws OF hs country.
l by G. I. Alsn-rhe Federal Treasury Si1r
\ &c mdgxo toliere acerpO.
BY II. l.. Lee-The State of Virgins. Like
white plume of Henry OF Navarro. she leads aloH.
glory.
BY Z. K. Chsnbers-Ihe County of Luneu.
The land OF honest men and bonnie lasses..
honesty OF her men equsls The beauty OF her Ia.
l taen the devil himself will help her on 10 hal"
and prosperity.
| Anonymous-Our Country. Our whole cnUr
| from the Lakes TO ths Gut, from ocean 10 ocean
| the clear waters Of the dark blue sea, our lha.
boundl-ss, our souls free, far the brerZ,
bssr the bil!ows foam, survey our empire and bel
our home.
Bya I.ady-The Reader Of the Declaration. u
/ his career be onward and upward TIL he reache
pinnacle Of fame which shall bestow the reall2
1 all hopes and pleasures now anticipated, anG vi
| such intellect snd eloquence ever deserve.
BY Colonel K. II. Alen-'The Principal OF the
| Oak High School He must be fully known p
| duly appreciated.
| BY Colonel K. II. Aen-Mr. Ii. l.. Lee o..
son Of an illusrious sire, we love him for hl2 {!
meas, admire him for hi- high gen'emsny b-
| and honor him for his talents and legal learning
''May all this world can give best worth poss"sslr
| Fame, fortune, friends and length Oi days pe ni
| And may tho Christan's hops, that surest prr
Add grace TO years and gild his lite's deciln, 10
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