Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

BY MIR. w. II. CaDelI. Jig o'S'ss W oN
Carolina and Louisiana, which prove 'heir era.
tiiude by their acts. They nave oetn "iha'u'
Of The last words Of our Jefferson, leave my
daughter 10 my country.
By Mr. Wan II. Hubbard. Our american
S,a,esmsn: The brightest Stars in the political
horizon
By Mr.. James H. Gardner. The Ladies OF
Richmond: They honor and cheer the Conven-
lion w,.h heir 2rs ssnce aud smiles.
By NJ. Heath Dismemberment: May the
term he blorie ed forever from our political yo-
canu!arv.
By Mr.. S. Hayes. Internal Improvement
only antcd To devrlope The resources OF Vir-
eini4, whch arr pficicnl no. only 10 prevent
her being tributary 10 Others, but 10 make her
rich witt,'n herself.
Bv Dr.. Gardner of Massachusetts. The
Commonwealth Of Vireini.: III, eides' Sister
OF the American Family. She ha' ais d i"ur
Pr ,iden,s of III, United States, and Heroes
and Statesmen # ,he first ord.r
BY Mr.. Henderson. Boston, the cradle OF
American liberty
Py Judge Summers The Wes'ern portion
Of Virginia 'ris rough indeed, yet breeds
bold and generous race.
By Mr.. J. W. Dibrel The Old Dominion,
A ship Of the frs class, but a li'''e OUT 81 or.
der A judicinu. overhauIing by the skifuI
arc hitects who have her in tow, and she wall
again stanG A. No !.
By Mr.. Thomp>on, The disunion Of Vir-
ginis: Palsied be The tongue witch would pre-
dicr, OF the arm that would achieve II.
BY Mr.. J. Mclean of New York The Vir-
ginia Orator aud S atrsman John Randolph.
Inaexible in his adherence to the dic,ats OF his
conscience, he is utterly reckless of censvre or
admiration while in The broad di,charge OF bis
patriotic duties.
BY Gen. Wood. Virginia: Always true to
the nation, may she always be found True to
herself
By Judge Coal,er. Tie Cons i,u'ion Of Vir
einia, One Of the thirteen States that was a
pillar Of FIRE by night, and cloud by day, 10
our ancestors.
BY Mr.. Shepherd May thr politicians Of
the present day lay aside their visionary
schemes, and return 10 the sound sense oil Geo.
Washington.
BY a Gentleman present The University
of Oxfnrd Ancient and distinguished, she did
no. pass unnpliced by our beloved and respect
ed guest.
By Mr. ]. II, Peasants. John Robertson,
Attorney General of Virsiuia. a Republic at
who "carries out" his principles into practice
By Mr.. John L. Newly. The America
Fan: Denying them political, we give them all
other power
BY Mr.. Bacchus. Charles Carroll of Car
rolIton; The star on life's 2trilous ocean,
points to the stars Of eterni'y's ocean.
By Col. Pr son. The Interests Of Eastern
and Western Virginia; Uniled in the hears Of
her patriot sons, may they never be separated
by politicians.
BY Col. Baylv. The counties Of Accomac
and Northampton; Tney handbook the Chess-
peske o the Old Dominion, may the lock never
be broken
By Mr.. Fi;zhugh. Virginin Threatened
with dcs,rur ron, she ">miies at .the drawn
dagger, and fes it, point"
MELANcH Ly CIRCUMSTANCES About six o.
clio. k la,t evening fir broke GU, in he bake
ry in tn rear of 90 RnosrveIl- street, which was
soon destroyed Jonn Gibson, a workman. in
the bak'Iy. who was asleep in room over the
bake mouse, was burnt 10 death. His body,
when dragged out BY he fireman, presented a