The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-11-12

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MIR. Adams and Mr.. Calhoun having
retired.
by Mr.. Archibald Lee, OF Md-John
Quincy Adams the FIRST to elicit in the
senate OF the u. States the luminous re-
port of Alder, Gallatin upon internal itn-
provenents.
By Mr.. Ftzhugh Of ya.-rhe hon. J.
T.. Calhoun the liberal and enlightened
advocate ola system ofintsrnsl improve
meni, commensurate with the powers OF
the government and the resources Of the
nation.
BY MIR. Shannon Of Va.-Wm. h.
Crawford, the friend OF internal improve
men.; prevented by indisposition from
karending the marriage festival of the
Ohio and Potomac.
+ BY Mr.. II. s. Forrest Of Md.-Hehry
CLAW, qualified to pass the summit level !;
neither giddy in ascending, nor dismayed
in descending.
BY Mr.. Carberry.--The Chesapeake
and Ohio canal In the ccstacy and dc
light, which may be produced by the
kissing of the waters, may it ever be re-
membered that they were conceived oy
the immortal ashiDgton, and brought
INTO existence by this enlightened con-
vention.
By Mr.. Kilgour of nd.--rhe towns of
the district OF Columbia May their rise
be more rapid than Tyre; and their pop
ulaiion equal to Pekin.
Bv MIR. w. %. Page of Va.-Tbe lie.
gislatures of Virginia and Maryland
May their only rivalry be in favor of the
Union canal.
by Mr.. Nathaniel Burwell OF Va
Hay the efforts ofthe waters of the Po,o-
mac and Ohio TO unite, be no longer re-
larded for the want Of means.
BY DIR. Howard of Baltimore. -The
introduction of grape into our country:
May 1t soon be as easy for us to make
wine as TO make water.
BY Mr.. M'Mahon, of Md.-The union
of the Ohio and the Potomac II is now
in the season of bloom, may it soon be in
| the season of fruit.
BY MIR. Carroll of Annapolis. The
City Of Baltimore May her benefit from
the Potomac and Ohio Canal equal the
BY Mr.. Turner Of Va.-The founda
tons of our republic May they be
strengthened by liberal spirit of inter
nal improvement.
by Mr.. Gales of Washington
mors--the Monumental city-an union
OF interest and object between her and
the CITY nf the Hero, Washington.
BY Mr.. Forrest.-The state OF Yir.
ginia-she has a double record of her
honor-she gave birth to Washington,
and wise system Of internal improve.
ment.
BY Mr. Kennedy OF Md.-Virginia and
Maryland MAY the stream which rises
III the centre never cause jealousies in the
two families
by Mr. Davenport of Va.-In,erna,
Improvement /; May Virginia and Mary
land follow the spirit of New York and
surpass her in magnifcence.
By Nh. Shannon OF Va.-The waters
of the Potomac and Ohio; IL there are any
who object TO those streams being Joined
together, let them say it now, or for ever
alter hold their peace
BY Mr. Robinson of Va.-The Allan,
tic and Pacific, or The meeting of the wa.
tiers.
BY MIR. Chiffon of Va.-Ohio and Pc.
tomac when they are married may their
issue exceed public expectation and ne
birth be single.
BY MIR. Shriver of Pa.-The Chesa
peake and Ohio they have passed meet.
iDg-may their marriage be speedily con.
sumated.
BY MIR. Stei0berger Of Va.-May a ca. |
nal through the interesting valley of the
Shenandoah, speedily unite with the
Chesapesk and Ohio canal
BY col. o II. Williams, of Md.-Tbe
Ohio and Chesapeake, when united by
the Potomac, may there be faithful is.
sue.
BY Mr.. J. G. Chapman OF Md-The
Chesapeake and Ohio canal I: The east
and west must miEgle their waters: their
interests and affections must be united.
by Mr.. Wards of Va.-The Ameri.
can Fair ; enemies 10 non.intercourse and
friends to union.
By Mr.. e. C.. Washington OF Md.-The
back bone Of the Allegany Nav il soon
be refreshed by cold bath from he wa.
tiers ofthe east and west.
bS Mr.. Alexander of ALEXANDRIA,
Fbe friends OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal May their most sapguine expec.
taiions be realised by the various Ieei,la.
'ures TO whom they intend to apply for
aid.
By DR.. q. Duval Of Md.-@Agricul,ure,
Commerce, and Manufac.utes1-thc arts