The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-22
Il, Baltimore Patriot Of October 8.
" crxrR4L LAFAYETTE.

cod. the steam hnht On'leu states
rnoo"' rdnard Triple, left here fn
P'"p ,a,n ou Wednesday morning at
rtQc"', 9Th the committee from the cor
eos'' 81 Baltimore, consisting ofJuhn Ii
''auOTn s,le Randall, Ben amin Z. How
9'i Edward q. Woodyear, John Beese
d. ~ Moore, Vim. Patterson and l.. II
a@u'' .sors. Col Lloyd and Dickinson
a,h ,he Governor. The Military Cum
y " wpre Maio Gen. Harper and srite,
F s,"art. Robinson, Sheppard, Milien-
y a,a,h, Edes, Leakio, STILES, Lieut..
ssp,rry and Major liotfman-fIom the
y ,a D oI CINCINNATI, Genei al 5. Smith,
O sG!l Paul 3entalou, Captain Ciaxton,
Nav. and other gentlemen, went
ln1 do conmittee, By invitation. THUS
III , ,5 was accompanied by a most
loe e,ing member, Mr.. Du Boismarten, IA
III, frenchman, whose head is viii
aad Win 50 winters, many OF them he
1ond not only cold, but cherries and
~ He i. the parsonage who procared
raaa,,mandrd the vessel that first landed
,hyette upon oar son
~ h,at arrived at Frenchtown about
n.st 4 in the afternoon. The Govern
AIDS, accompanied by an excellent
,dron of cavalry, under the command of
,,.,o Jacob Hoiiiugswolth, proceeded
nd;a,ely to the Delaware line, 10 escort
N General to FrtnehtoM and there
Il the arrival nj hun who lives in the
rio of Americans, and is NOW In the bo-
M of Baltimore.
Ia about u O'Clock in the evening, the
Saorlblr John Qnincy Adams arrived al
I,ncbloan in the Union Llue, on his way
Washington. The deputatlon waited
hon HIM and informed him that he had
Yen invited 10 be present at Baltimore 10
Irirlpate in the reception of General LA
,.,le. apd desired him tn come on board
ssam hoat United States. He thanked
lem kindly for this mark of respect and
enton, and accepted the inv citation. lie
l, lien conducted Into the cabin and IN
Udnced to all preseot. -
The General, having been detained I'LL
nv late at the uuptial party OF his TREND
Victor Dununt. did not arrive ut the
ayl,nd line I'LL after l O'Clock IN The
tang He was there presented by
IOais McLane, esq chairman oil the Dela'
| are committee, To the aids oi the Goser-
tgof Maryland. The Isl aid announced
he General in very appropriate and
arm terms, 10 behalf III his ExeeIlency
Drrrnor Stevens, IA cordial welcome Of
State Vi Mary land and Informed him
h, they we're ready to escort him 10 head
arlers which were established ii Fort
rUenry. The General MAS then seated
The carriage drawn by elegant grcys,
eh had been provided him, and arrived
Fnnchtowa Il little after two O'Clock,
which place the Delaware committee
ompauird him. Mr.. AcI.anc there, ON
hing made most feeling and elegant
dress, and in behalf of himself and asso
les, took most antctionate leave. The
nf the Governor then conducted the
emral on board the steam boat, where
e populations received us upon the deck
h. Morris, President of the first branch Of
De City Council and Chairman OF the
bmmiltec, advanced to the Guest and
ddres,ed him in IA manner that evinccd at
bee that he felt what he spoke from the
rtorn of his heart.
The General having but just left his De-
ware iriends, and meeting 50 suddenly
bis reception, it affected him most senslbly
he pressed his hand To his heart and said
an graiyful. He Was then introduced by
MDlrls 10 the gentlemen of the Cur
fGllon-thtn to General Harper, who
dressed him.
The L.;;i0g was very interesting scene.
he first barge commanded by Captain
Ndoer, and manned by sunc OF our most
Spectacle ship masters, was the first thnt
ade lul lhe shDrc---It contained General
Fhltiir, Mr. Secretary Adams, General
n,th, Mr. Du Boai,marten aud Mr. Nor
B. Ia the seepad boat, Geo. Washington
lafayette, Monsieur La Naiseur, Colonel
AL B'ntolJn, MIR. Patterson, and the Go
r0o,'s aids. The Other members of The
pu,aon iGlou ed IN succession more
fieAr description we cannot al present
W. The (Ietpr,l vas rec el' cd at the
iiorm At + OFT McHcory, by Col. Hind
" n Dhu army ofthe Ueitcd States, and
l"aFd Y. Wnudyear, ESD. member oi
toWmNter Of arrangement. The oiii-
rs OF tae army aud navy now N BaltI-
Pore, the citizen volunteers of Fort Nc
frnFy dmuls Che bunbardtncnt, the com
R'er Of Vigilance and satct, Of 1914, and
il o!'!rrrs Of the lat. 36th and 38th L. ,.
sImtn,s u infantry, had their stat 'ns,
% the general passed through Their luz
MS march 10 the star fort" I pom
VrnS The gate the troops Of the garrison
t'rnted a1ns-then opened 10 the right
Welt, witch mouah, 10 his view The
tAF OF WASHINGTON. Upon
acA his excellrncy Governor Stevens adj
'o'vd Eom the Tent, and greeted him
y, u, an address.
NJ GovefGor then conducted him to
itR'' Where he found the Society ot
"'"natt, the patriarchs of the revo.
n, Gtvt he was received aud embraced
" Wem-th- scene was one OF the
IMPRESSIVE and hear, touching that
vas Nhnrssed--all were con,ulsed
"".s 81 The most heartfelt Joy and
"'u'pon. As soon as the feeling "f the
's' 'ad little subsidized, Col. Howard
Is''l'ru an address.
ra, II he morning a signal from the
rr' i" "o"! announced Geo. Lalayette's
pss ~" Il, 'be river Patapsco, which was