Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17

Tiay left Uorcesidr al 4. A. ~ on Satur.
day, and reached Eramsnghons go miIes) be-
fore one o'clock. Here they were met hy
company of Infantry, under Capt HAMiIroN,
and cayalcade of citizens, led by Major
WnEELER, and conducted TO the lawn in front
OF the Westinghouse, where they encampcd.
Here, they were welcomed by Il salute ar
tliiery, and refreshed at well spread tables ON
The Held. They spent the Sabbath at Fra
Early on Monday morning the Cadets con-
hnued their march forthe capital. They break
lasted at Needham, having performed march
OF nine miles in three hours, including a halt
ot twenty minutes. In the afternoon they
Matted near the residence of Gen. II. a. S.
DEARBoRN, In ROXbury, and cncampcd on a
RISING ground near the house, in full view of
this town. They were introduced to the field
by tie Norfolk Guards, under Capt. Doc
GETT. Ehcy afterwards partoo!l of the Gene
raj hospitality at a sumptuous repast prepar-
eu under an extensive marquee on his grounds.
ine cadets retired at an early hour; and the
other company We're entertained and the
evening enliyened, with the performances OF
the excellent Cadet band, assisted by band
from Fort independence.
Yesterday morning, at O'Clock, agreeably
10 arrangements made, and with military pune
tuailty, the Cadets were at the southern bar
rler OF the town, on the Necl.-Here thew
were met by the Board of .Seiectaen-w had
descended from their carriages, and were at
tended by the Police Officer, and his assist
ants. Major WORTH also having dlsm0unted,
was addressed by Mr.. WII.LIAMs, Chairman
oil the Board, and his corps welcomed to the
town IN the most cordial manner. The hand
some cavaIcade, which had before escorted
a., a,
niZed by the MaIshais of the day x and the
corps, followed by the Selectmen and citi-
Zens, III carriaSes) was conducted To their place
OF encampmcnt on the Common. On passing
the lioe, Il salute ofartillery WAS fred by the
Boston Artillery, under Capt. LoBDRl, and
the Cadets were greeted by an immense col
lection OF citizens of country and town, which
the occasion had brought together The sa-
iiitc was also repeated when the corps enter
ed their encampment.
The principal part of the population OF this
and the neighboring towns filed the houses,
and thronged the streets through which the
corps passed, and also witnessed on the Com
mon the adroitness and regularity (notwith-
! standing the obstruction received from the
crowd with which they pitched their tents,
and organized the police of their encamp-
ment.
Afer relieving guard, the Marshals of the
! Day horc the invitation of the Selectmen to
the corps, 10 partake of collation. provided
IN Concert Hall and conducted them thither-
the Cadets wearing their side arms only, and
marching to the music Of their fun band.
The rank and file, and musicians, OF this
| Corps, we learn. amount to $50 And we
also learn that every one of them who left
| " estpoint well, We're in good health, when
they entered the town, after march of nearly
20O miles, over mountainous country, aud,
having for the most part of the time very bad
weather. What we have seen of their police,
movements, manualand position, satisfies us
that the high praise bestowed upon them BY
a correspondent, whose communication was
published on Saturday, was every iota of it
deserved and fully justifcs the best expec-
tations of the public.
The Cadet encampment on the common is
an area of J00 feet square, located between
the Great Elm, and the old Mall.
One of the most interesting youths of the
excellent corps now our guests, is a son ofthe
celebrated Chief of the Greek nation, well
kn0wnior his martial achievements, and attach
ment 20 the cause of the United States The
| Cadets name is David Mmiac, from Alaba-
ma.
| The h,rSLais cc,e:-Coi. Beajpriu r. Pickr,an.
| CiHJ; COi Gerry fairbaukS, M Daniel TIeHsL.f,r
.'iajoT Stephen Fdr5dRks, .M- .Ioit r.. D,ris iJjoI
| H. Il. OHS, Copf GeWge WeiIes, Col. S. H. Parkcr,
III. Lo,etso Draper, Cot. Taaddeas Pare sfr
| Charles Hood, ir. Waiidm Taestoa, ard Mr. j. l..
oto'". GCeaiaI.