Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-29

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US, it began three hours earlier, that is,aao
Nj. and in that proportion earlier d. Car souh ;,
we have heard. 10 the North Of Us il beo,, u
ter and latsf, IN proportion to its di,iapc. r,,.
this point
NsW mode Of closing d.rided arterv-r.
New York Post speaks Of an article in late .,
ris paper, translated from the Bulletin iso.-,
de la TheraPeutique, giving an account Of sly,
tic liquid, discovered by two French phy,icu,,
Messrs. Talrich and Halma. Grand, the es.,, !,
which is to check the effusion Of blood in ,r,,,.
which have been opened, to close the ori6c. ,,I
to cause the wound to heal in short time n...
gentlemen are continuing these expe,iw,,s
which, it is said, are more and more cOnelu.;,..
and in the mean time. they have placed in il.
Academy Of Sciences a packet containing tn. !,
gradients of the stypic in question, which Is,
be opened when the experiments now maxi.
with it by the inventors are flashed.
Mr.. Randoph's Speech at Buckingham Con,
H'use.-Onr curiosity is at length partially .
tlsfed by all outline Of Mr.. Randoph's SDe,d
at Buckingham Court House, to portion Of h,
dear constituents" The rough draucht Of n,
curious haransue. was furnished by gentIeu,,
present at its delivery TO the Editor. Of Il.
Lynchburg Virsinian. la Truth, however, IL
marvellous variety of subjects touched upon BIZ
the Orator, and their originality, only ilJue. q
to desire more earnestly to see the whole speed
What pity it is that there is not in tina, J,,na
good Stenosrapher, to take down the eIoquepc
Of the honorable gentleman, as it flows from b,
, lips, in his own language. But we will not d,
tam our readers from the feast, meagre a, ii il
Mr.. Randolph came TO the Court House 10 al
English coach, drawn by four BAYS and accom-
panied BY the faithful Juba
Mr.. RandoIp h arrived at The Court House ,bOs
o'clock in the evening. while the cous, va,
session-as soon as it was asceitained he VI
! there, the court sent two Members of The bar
! inform him that they had adjourned, to afford
an opportunity Of addressing the people 10
courthouse. Ia half an hour after bis arrr,
he went up and Ok the judges seat, and al
thanking the Court, aud the two gen,lemeu
their polteness, he commenced by stating the
ties the Representative owed TO his constitute.
aud explained VIII, it was he withdrew from
Canvass. (ii canvass it could be called Al
having offered his services to the people. He,
evidently much dissatisfied with the cOurx
ken by Judge Bouldin, said much about him n
Their an unfricndlv way-did not know b.,
that, to declare himself candidate for III,
frages Of the people, would be considered nud
hitting "a moral outrage on the community
Had he been at home, and could have been eIet
ed. would have been glad Of an opportunity
watch the manGuvres of the chaps 10 Congress
Said John w. Eppes was an honest and eousi
tent politician. The greatest writer on GovHr
ment the world ever knew was the preeepto
Alexander, who wrote some 1000 years aso: nj
the Irish have way of killing with hes, snd
he had not more lives than any Tom Cat, w's
have been dead long ago-was bitter against
Priests, their fat salaries-spoke OF Paul theti
maker-the Priests would get money IRON
people and give draft in payment on St y
rhen--Hc would not take draft on stephens
less he could first see his acceptance-wIl.
seeing his acceptance would not take dr'r
James Bruce. the richest man in the county
he knew something Of the English Language
If not a master workman, was at least 'en
spectacle Journeyman; had not heard the
rel preached since the days Of Doct. Hose:
right here touching his heart and looking
sanctimonious) on the subject Of Religion
His incompatible friend VIM. Lee; puni
self-the first Lawyer on the South side o.
tomac. ard second to none on the North
1bused the members Of the Virginia Les'f
for voting IN favor of Lewis and against Lex
Judge; Lee is now oil the bench where ne
ornament, and ], in private life. where %
God, I cannot be disgrace to my Country;
cause Gen. Jat kson had the firmness to ce'
the U. s. Bank unconstitutional, its trIeDG,'
ed up their puppies, Tray. Banch, &c 400
them upon bis heeIs-ressem boy, 'e'sD ~ =
(clappins his hands, offered to read sore o. ~
sons letters to him, but had left them 10 os
riage; should vote for Andrew jackson; w
cause he was the best qualified. but rc.Os
opinions conceded more nearly win ~ '.
there are many, better qualified. and WV ~.
would prefer, but they cannot be elcced-i'
vote for Andrew Jackson because he Il INK
mau who can keep out yonr enemy and mlnt s.