Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18

ING PRESIDENT let' this town yesterday forenoon for
Marhlehead aud salem -' va
brfre lie departed, the Committee of ARRANGEMENTS
waueoupon hun To take leave and TO wish him pleasant
Journey "Lenthe President requested the Chairman
MI bulhrch To communicate the citizens of me town
The bgh legations he felt himself under to them for
the'r numerous civilties
HewGS escorted from town by a trooo Of dr,,oon mn,
aer Captain Pienss. who proceeded TO the boundary of
The second division N"'"'' "
cn the Presidents appearance in any public place lie
mas neer received with hearty and cheers dur
Ing his whole visit and leaving the Coffee ouse yes
terday hewas honored With the repetition of them fro,n
alarge concOursg OF citizens
lie WILL understand remain in Salem this day and
tonorrow. and will decline receiving public comnav il,
order TO attend to several subjects which nave
-" uis MS vls hewil probably pass the
Early the three last mornings tle President has AJ .l,
ungsat Mr. Stewards room. This eminent Painter will
execnea portrait Of the President To be semitic Vi,t
Inc president h2salso bespoke from tue same penci
snperb no.tTaitof PTesideat w tsHINCToN RS
The Pre- iden unquestiona5y reached Salem Yesterday
afternoon We have Information Of his r,c,ntian tL,r
--Dnt from the srragemcns made, and Tie sentisnea
appointed 10 execute eIn We are Confident will do
Honour 10 the munhcence and public spirit Of tba
ancient commercial town. ry5
The President NJ the United States and su,e Leu dr,
Yesterday morning al ten O'Clock for aTblehead and s
cy the ro"p OF Dragons under cant pye
tiss We understand that after wing the frcitaous
OF Ie ancient anu town Of MaIbehesd view.
ing tue forts &c. he will proceed salem where he viii
DC ie nJ we se'ect'en and Committee of ARRANGEMENTS
% 'eu lhto 20" Is Tar Is Essex street. be- Major
Ptahoays battaionof cavalry from thence nv n cyiI
procession 10 ms "dgih3S the Essex
"heh an address VII te delivered to him. aud mis- answer
TefeNeu Shortly after the President with bis suite az
conpaned by The committee arr ang.meuts ard escor
teu by thecepende Cadets viii proceed - the Tow,
hail where The municipal authorities of the town ana
citizens. VIII ne introduced 10 him. Toyn IJai
ne VIII he escorted by tie cavalry Nasbin.ion
"heie ne wi" review the troops assembled for Hats MN
pose anG atei receiving the marching SALUTE win he 70
conducted 20 his lodgings national saute of 10 g,,
VIII be hrcd by Col Russe!Ps artillery inneGiateiv mn
Dls entering the lines, and other salues from mn, cors
when the President Joins the civil when he
rlves ~ his lodgings, and wien lie enters the rov JalI
from tie Intelligence and respeeabty oil The coliIt
OF arrangements and marsals. splendid ANA we'll
Quoted exhibition may lie confidently auticiuatcd m
youth oitle town viii be formed in some cons
place and tie procession pass through their lines
Great preparations making AZ Newburvnort pnr,s
mouth Portland, &C. &c for the reception of tie prssi
dent. go on, " J tes'-
on Sunday, after church in the afternoon tfs pro-;
den OF the United STAKES passed an hour with Mrs
IN Snholk Place, aud hg ratified with tc recsl
iectons OF his fhrmer friendship with this lady In c,rii.r
he aud the many scenes of activity and sGcitnde IN,
winch the late Vice Pre- sidenf al rrn
ged III the service OF ti.eir common country M
ON Ihursd1 evening fast the President attended Tho
Anpihtatre AZ ChariestoUn Very short notice was Of
Ven OF MS Hieon, but the house was cronded on every
part-aud among the company spleiaid eSlibtion
OF fashion, elegance and beauty THE President 60
highly grafed at the exhibition Of the astoisIns 80
OF strensth ami agility displayed by the performers d
tue dociiy anh uacab'eness OF The horses aud renart
ed that II was superior to any exhibition of tie ind ;c
he had ever Witnessed ia Europe The entraucs f ~
President was greeted iti pturos rounds Of uplaSs
fD.