Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-03

whose only chance Of SeCCtsS " pCnuS "" w
Driving us Of righ,sso sacred.
BY. Dunlop Esq Cl'as. +. Mercer-.wor-
Thy 10 preside over he great worksot which ne
has BEEN he eloquent and successful advocate;
Georgetown brines her tribute to swell the
volume Of his fame
ByJ. Marbury, Esq. The Chesapeake ana
Ohio Canal-confived 10 the wisdom OF
matu,ed by the talent o. Mfre.r
may it prove an enduring bond OF union 10
their country
By Judge Macomb (of FL The New YORK
Chesapeake and Ohio, and FLORIDA Canais
Ifia juncia IN uno' As their comp'ruon wiz
unite more firmly The interest OF 'hr East ana
West, SO may thrf operation generate sen"-
merits Of indiyisibl,y in these states. !.
By the Mayor o, George owr, President OF
the day The Chesapeake and OHIO Canal,
A worthy Herald 10 posleri,y OF the spirit OF
the present age.
By { c. Lee Esq. The conque,Is which q"
no, dcsoia,e, bu, populate, achieved with the
trowel, The pickaxs& the spade; they have ev-
er been esteemed among the most honorable
works of the mightest monarchies, and are
noble objects for tie humane, and wholesome
ambition of republics.
By Hon. Chasl F. Mercer. Georgetown
the city of many hills, nature has bestowed on
her the animation of health and The charm Of
beauty, may ar, Inspired by enterprise. aug
meat her wealth ind ensure her prosperity
By JOS. Gales il Esq. Honor 10 the names
Of Bouigny, Johnson and Washington. asso,
GATES in Congress Of the particular guest 81
the day,iu the great works OF Internal improve
meni; the commencement OF Ole OF which we
are now celebrating.
By Doctor Laub The Post Master Gene
rai--He has created order from chaos; MS
country appreciates his merii.
By Col. Corcoran. The 2oth Congress
advo Gates of internal Improvements, policy
best calculated to preserve our liberties, and
pc rpe,uate the union of our country.
BY John ThreIkeld Esq Iria juncfa in uno
The Three Corporations: may they harmo>
nlze throughout.
only man, that ever lived, whose enemies uni
versally claimed him as friend afte- death.
By the Mayor Of Georgetown. The Hon.
Andrew Slewar:; the able and Jealous coadJu.
tor Of our honored guest in the great work oi
Internal improvement.
By Major Holbrook. Z. F Mercer; the zeal
Gus dvof ate Of popular education. Knowledge
is power
by JOnn MarouTy. boUfcs'tI P'ouuS'o"',
in arts, manufactures, and population.
By A. Rein;zel The Mayor Of Georgetown.
He has been our guide in days of sadness.
May he be the same in days OF giadness.
BY Richard Burgess. The Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road, whether viewed as great
national object, or as mere local enterprise,
sgI ss,FsssBs,,xtrio,ic and
~; may they reap from it all the ads an, ages
they can.
BY Henry Addison. Major Gen. Alexander
Macomb; hiss recent distinguished military
promotion, a proud evidence o. the esteem and
gratitude Of his country.
BY John Coppersm'h. Charles Fenion NJ. r.
Ger. His skill as President of the Chesapea ak
and Ohio Canal, and his vir,uous integrity as
a man, have fixed the affections Of the people
upon him. Their will is as irresistible as the
mountain torrent
BY Daniel Reuner, Esq. Eternal prosperity
TO the contractors, laborers and LABOR OF the
Chrsapeak, aud Ohio CANAL.
BY Captain p. Cruikshsnk. Mercer. Our
friend. Our country's friend.
BY Charles Dean. Charles Fen,on Mercer.
public beneiaelor, 10 whom his connuymen
'hls day decree the civic w,eath.
BY Andrew NJ. Laub. Georgetown, d E.
May its prosperity be equal 20 its 5rauty;
though she has fallen on evil times. NAV the
and Ohio Canal prove to her a
stream Of salvation.
Bv Mr.. Philip I. Berry. The three cities
Of the District; long courlship; may the,
nave speedy union
BY Henry B. Robertson. Col. F. Mercer
56,h Psalm aud I'd verse.
by X. Wright. Georgetown. May she Phe
,lx-like rising from the ashes of her former
prosperity, soar yet higher on brhplding the
pproach Of The western waters, rolling under
he arch OF a free bridge 20 mingle with the |
Atla Dtic.
BY Nj. Ohio NJ. Linthicum. The Chesa-
cake and Ohio Canal. May Mercer be long
emembeed
BY DR.. Bissell, U. S. Navy. Rail Roads
nd Canals, Of one and dozen of tae other
BY Stephen e. Ford. &. F. Mercer. The
bic and distinguished advocate OF Internal I'm.
royements; may his future prospects be riprn>
under the happ'est sunshine.
BY Mr. Coolidge. Louisiana ably and faith
lily represented in The councils of the nation.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN WOMEN