Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-08
VOLUNTEERS.

BIZ Capt 4. j. Minor - The Sovereign
" oil the People. the lie spring OF our eX-
is,ence-May defeat aud distraction at
tend those who would attempt lis destruc-
tim.
BIZ j. C. Bryce, Esq. Orator o. the
Day.-The memory OF Lord Byron, The
British poet and Grecian patriot.
Bv Maior .aisr'r Hnaisr Patrick Hen,
nv, Virglnia's tayorite son, he who first
set the ball OF the revolution in motion,
and swore be owed no allegiance 10
George Ill.
BIZ Adiutant Bronaugh.-James Mon.
ros-Blessed is be that holds out to The
end.
BIZ Capt. .AIerander The American
CONSTITUTIONAL colossal statue OF liber-
ty-may il ever stand lasting monument
Of The wisdom OF freemen.
By Captain Crosby The Orator Of the
day-EIoquence and patriotism cOmblned'
BIZ Mr.. George Mason, Of Gussion.-
Our Ocean Wsrriofs-
Nav the poets beststran their memories main.
tain,
And affection embalm them till times latest
reign;
Whilst reused by their praises, our sons shall
aspire
To rival their actions, and glow with their FIRE.
BIZ M, r. l. Scon.--Williain H. Craw-
ford--He has bsen weighed III the ba-
lance, and not found wanting; be has been
tried in the crucible, and has come out
pure gold.
BIZ NJ. w. A. AicRea.-W. B. Giles
The unerring democrat. the tavorIe or
Virginia. and one OF her hrnest sons his
decline is as honorable, as his career was
splendid.
Blu Capt R. l.. White.-Wm. H. Craw-
iOrd--Deslined for the Presidency; be IS
stiff, siaunCh and strong. and ia every re-
spect qualified 10 perform the 'oyoge.
By Mr.. n Psgtoa. Jr,-Wm. H Craw.
fOrd-A republican of the old school, may
bis success IN The Presidential contest be
equal to that oil his triumph over his aceu-
seFs.
BIZ Mr.. Bslchsr John G. Adams-Ihe
man OF the People.
By Mr.. John Scam, Lord Ply on
lie rescued the Muses. ont OF the hands
Of rayishers, aud was decked by Apollo
with wreath OF ipperishaLle laurel.
By Mr.. Nm a. Socnm, -~-Col. Allen
McLsne (otDelawareG The Patriot OF tue
Revolution.
BIZ Mr.. Albert Fuirfar.-Woman, love-
" wOmsn--
The world was sad the garden was a wild
and man, hermit, sigh d--tui woman smii d.
By Mr.. james NJ. .NcRsa. William H E.
Crawtord--By bis able management OF
Toe public tuuds, be has supported the go>
sernment. AID relieved tue people; there
oy rendering the bankrupt law unnecss-
sary.
By Mr. 8. F. Herbert. Gen. Walter
Jones--As lawyer, he is second 10 no
mani Ut ever called out to defend his coun-
NY, ne will not be found wanting iG per
sonai courage, or military tactics.
By Mr.. p F. .Marseiier The union
OF the StateS--The rock OF our salvation,
winch can bear all the thunder Of foreign
hosiiity.
By Lieut.. Weod.-Wm II Crawford
Ahse distinguished Tor his Talents. nteg-
N.Y. and republican virtue
BY Alr. BrOwn The Alexandra La
iayel,e Ligns Infantry May they act
az band OF brothers.
4 by Mr.. Morgan. Quincy Adams
.ue lnBexlble patriot. and profound
N snta'esman--May the Presidential chair be
e me reward OF the distinguished services
us oas rendered bis country.
by MIR. Jesse r Ramsay May pure,
senuine, unsopbl,ticated liberty pervade
very portion OF ibe globe and IFS roots
Very soil.
ny Lieut. Dunlop.-The Holy Alliance
~ @'s nomer--Psrylysed be il. bane.
AZ en'rls 10 sub,ert he rights Of mau.