Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25
By Mr Miadletan-The memory of G eneral

ny Wr. Niddieton-The memory of General
Greene who conquered for liberty.
By Mqor General Fioyd-Our country--DIay
is free ~
retired
by the Aayor-The President of the United
~ HIM B. Bu!losh, esq. Pice President Mr..
Ca,houn, Secretary Wharf.-The distinguished
statesman, the virtuous citizen.
By Gen. John HIntosh -Peace with all the
woiid so long as they respect our rirhts-ds-
wade them
- by Cot james + Houstoua--'rhe memory of
General Laehian M'Intosk
=, By 1.n MitsheH late war-a practical
Illustration Of the eaergy of our republic.
After the Mayor retired:
Ja'nesM Wayue, Mayor oftic city.
ny Col HarshaH The Governor o the State
OF Georgia--a riituaus nau aud jealous chief
magistrate.
Alter the Vice President retired:
William Il. Bn.iucb. our respected citisen.
by Col. Harden-TLe assistant Vice psesi-
dents OF the day, Charles Harris, Matthew NJ
Allister aud John Eppinger, esq'rs .
by John n. Ash Colonel James MARSHALL
A skiitul officer aud the friend of his country.
by MJor Gray--We are free and happy
people; aud, while enjoying every blessing
'et US no, forget the great author from WHOM,
all good emaDites.
~ Josiah Drenport-The union Of orr coun-
try-hay the last trump alone dissolve it,
The President, this morning, attended
by number Of gentlemen, civil and mill.
tary, rode Down 10 Cosion's Bluff. Thlm-
derboIt and oiherpoints which are thought
asSailahle. He returned at about twelve
o'clock, aud we understand intends visit
ing The academy at half past one. He
Will leave us Tomorrow morning at an
early hour for Augusta. He does not in
tend TO go by water, IA we stated yester-
day bun hewiIl preceed by land. Rep.
TIE BALL. PRESIDENT, &c.
Dlay l3.-Last evening, a BalIwas Civ.
en- IN honor of the President, which was
truly brilliant. About o O'Clock. Mr..
Monroe and suite were announced. On
entering the room, the band struck TN
Monroe's march, aud our fair country
women, III number upwards of two hun
drcd, rose, as mark of respect to The
Chief magistrate OF the republic. The
brilliant appearance Of the company, The
occasion on which they met, could not
faii TO eXciie SENSATIONS grateful TO every
patriotic breasi-tte first officer of a great
! nalion, llonored with the conyraiulaiery
Visit OF beauty, wisdom and valor, i'm the
persons OF the fair daughters of Colnm-
Ola, many OF our best statesmen, and re
| nowned In arms. The building which
wasput up for the occasion, and lis deco
raiioRs, al so short a notice, was FAR be-
You'd our expectations. We did intend
to have given "a description of h, bv,
our time will not permit us i'm this DAVIS
paper.
AT half past eleven o'clock the sappe,
room was thrown open, and so numerous
was the company that there was scarce
room for the ladies The diffusion of ligh
upon an assemblage the most brillian,
we ever brheld the taste with vIiich IN,
rooms were decorated with flags. combin
ell with the military glitter, intersperses
IN the dance with the female beauty ant
elegance of the city, produced an effec
OF The most pleasing nature. Ii was ;
scene calculated 10 accuse those feeling
OF patriotic pride which flow from H.,
consciousness of The dignity and purii,
| OF republican, institutions.
ms morning'Oetween S and 6 o'clock
flIe time fixed for the Presidents depar
ture, the mayor and aldermen waited up
on him al his house aud took leave of bin
AT the same time rendered 10 him ibei
| good wlsles-thai his tour NAV be plea
sant-snd that he may return home il
| good health AND safety 10 the bosom O
his family. To which the President ex
pressed himself in feeling terms, for tn
polite and kind attention he receives
| while among us. About 6 o'clock III
| President left his residence, accompanie,
by The secretary ofwar, Mr.. Gouverneur
and Lieutenant Monroe. He was escort
ea ny The Hussars, accompanied by tn
oinerent uniform corps, commanded b
Colonel j. Marshall. After the Presider
had passed Spring Hill, the Chatham
Light Artillery saluted him with 81 guns
ihe escort accompanied the President a
Tar as the forks Of tie Augusta road, a
winch place the troops were reviewed b
him. Alter the review, the officers too
an affectioDate leave of him.
| lhe President declined the tender {
the escort beyond the fork of the roaC
and proceeded OH 10 the resideace @
Judge Berrien. where he would breakfas
and sleep at Tuckasking tonight.
We believe that the citizens of Savar
nah would be prompt at any time in rel
deriifs due respect ia chief magisirai
OF The union who might chance 10 Wis
thelr town, but never will, greater cord
atty than III The instance of Mr.. Mon
roe. whose plain. unassuming, and conc
mailing department has gained a fast boI
Oh their esteem, az his conduct in publ
life has on their confidence.
The President vii! remain in August
day or two, aud then proceed on
Tennessee. General Gaines and famiI
accompany him. We understand III;
MIR. Calhoun will not proceed any fu
her with the President than TO Augustt
from thence he goes into South Carolin
u.
He6rev Msdal.-The ancient Hebre
medal discovered in Cork has excite
great curiosity. and several learned me