Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-09

trha Haos nm the shipping in Philadeiphia we'e
,ia,ad AZ haIf.mast N consequence OF MI
bXRoE's death.
Az. ,,hl;.hed the other day the account oil the
~ mon the brig Seraphim. From the cor
nnndsncs which ensued between the captain
the commander of the port, it seems the oera,
- had. ar was suspected OF having on ooa'u
I,h;tsd Goods. tobacco. The captam' on MS
!. n.;nt,ins that he had license from ,ne
;, q Cbagres for his whole cargo foSsio'y
srs ia some wrong on both sides.
Contain Bossiere having some oil ms men
nnJed. abandoned his vessel, anu WIN Ills
rev made his escape.
Charlie, County, (Mt)-The National re
Babhcans of this county have nominated Jon" 81.
rbsnman. ESQ. and Doctor John n. Weems Tor
tIaI,ar. Of senate. and Henry Brawner, John
EdsI;n. Thomas Rogerson, and Joseph A. lur-
nsr Esos. candidates for the House OF Delegates
~ IS these tickets are composed OF sehur"1n
q srs,t worth and popularity, and VIII as'u'e'''
|be elected.
The following is toast given oy u: r p'O""
Fac at the CLAY Dinner IN Phiiaoe'P"'"'
~, ..,--,hs wise-the yirtuou'--sli, they say
,'N1,, <dread progress, die and turn 10 c's'
;, ling nation shall the comment give,
She turns to Cay but turns to CLAf " "V''
-eNsS
u,,Ls be,ow selection from the numerous
,,,st. drank at the Peoples Festival, on the 4'n'
at Washington. e pr;,ca Georoe,s
o,nty Nd.-Real Reform-commenced oy tne
a;Jant when he dismissed his Cabinet; u VIII
hs consnmmated by the People when they dis
Rvp. e. Kendall, Orator of the Day John
aI,--(he of the fathers of the Constitution,
md il; highest official expounder: pure intel
Sa", ,s,bont passious except the love OF country.
Ry George Watterston, 5th Vice President
canar.I J,ckson-there Is no "Polnt Comfort
- conscious guilt and imbecilty: Ilberlus reur-
" ~ Csnrsoe' but not to become more wise, pru-
dent or ylrtuous. r,:.I .,,s.
Of free government-NeVer IN greater uanSe''
than when impregnable to open assault; II IS uis-
graced by the qualities aud conduct Of Admins
traitors who escape retr!butlon' IN 'heir ow" per
sons, of the disgrace which they throw upon tue
cause T.. cooro-
Nv Mr.. Fillebrowu. Branch, Ex'Secre'
tary of the Navy-A victim to intense thoug"t-
:, rhe rain il raineth, and the Goose she winketh;
R,t little doth the 6os!in ken what the goose Mn"ein.
Nv IIsop Dove.-The Kendall Coat OF Arms
Two nests rampant. a beam coatchanf, rope
Dsadant, with an .'mgratsfa hypOerifs" at the
end Of it.
By Seth Hyatt.
The Old Hickory is hollow.
Its limbs are Eoton,
Its leaves yellow,
Its Branch Is broken
Nv Lambert s. Beck.-REfoRM--ath home, a
c,rse; abroad, a blessing to the community: &C.
mime ONLY when if aims TO root out corruption
and extend the Peoples rights. spurious when it
seeks only ".o reward the friends and punish the
enemies" Of successful and desperate faction
Bv Thos. Standardization Burges-The
cooper who so neatly trimmed that empty cask,
G.. c. Cambreleng.
Nv John McKown.-The broken Cabinet-It
would have been fortunate, could thev, like the
Kilkenny Cats, have deyoured all the tales they
tell of each other.
By DR.. McWillams. Kendall vi.
per that stung his benefactor.
By w. II. Gunnell.-The Marine Corps
Nav it always have as indefatigable officers in
the field of hattie, as it has in our city elections
s JAcKsoN 4th July committee of arrangements.
By A Guest.--Amos Kendall, Fourth Au
4itor,-
"a hungry lean faced villain,
a mere anatoiny, mOuniebsnk,
"a thread.bare juggler. and fortune-teser;
"Areed,, hollow-ey'd, sh-rn'l2ok'ng WRETCH
"A living Il. al man, -----
By Walter Smith.-Eenry Clay-the bold
defendar Of Liberty, and the fearless advocate OF
the peoples rights-his bright lame, though tor
time eclipsed BY calumny and detract'on'
breaks forth, and proves to his reckless de-
famers. that truth ultimately will prevail.
By WIN. Prsntiss. Jackson Adminlstra-
ton" How dizzy it's to cast ones eyes SO
iow."
By A. w. Prsuss, of acknowledgements
aud Henry Clay, the one the father OF the true
solar, and the other the true American System
both systems have been reviled, but time has
proved the truth of the first, and will also show
US the merits Of the last.
By Mr.. White of Vermont.-The resolution
adopted at public meeting in my native State
Resolved, That we have never yet seen
second Washington aud don't expect to SEE
A..