Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-09-30
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The workmen are busted in erecting the CT.
we Amor a, Marketst Bridge, baltimore, ]
the design is OF imposing promise, and The or-
nameRis, which are OF superior class, will re-
feet much credit uponthc Artists whose talents
are devoted to tbs Department otihe forthcom-
ing arrangements for tire reception Of the Ma
IIoN's tIrssT in-l3ali more.
We have it not yet ~ our power to announce
officially the day fixed for his arrival, but from
what we lsVc heard, coupled with what is sta.
ted below q his say iRJersey and intended en-
trance into philadelphia, and probably o visit
to Wilmington, it IS likely he will reach Balii-
more on ti.e morning OF next Thursday, the 7th
of October ----- fsgerGt Gazette.
DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK.
Nray-YoRK, September %.
r To-day the General is to pay visits of dcpsr.
s,ture, and is 10 dine gtb his honor the Mayor.
Tomorrow morning he leaves Us and crosses
into jersey, where be will be received with The
usual honors. n rowles' Hook, by Gov. VIII
hanson. Of New Jersey. and escorted to New.
ark, where Ii isegsected he viii dine ,o-rnor
row. He will pass tbrongh Elizabettiown, New
Bprsaick. Trenton, Ssc.--vislt Joseph Bona
psrte, at 'Bordentown, and enter Pennsylvania,
at Bristol
INTENDED nErEPrIOs on ruy JERSEY SHORE.
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We are enabled to announce, that Gen. Ia
TAYEFrE will make his entrance into Newark,
on THURSDAY nfths week. He will land at Jer-
sew Citv ~ 9 o'clock A cavalcade will there
be ready 10 welcome him 10 the Jersey shore,
anil 10 escort him TO Newark. where he will be
received with military honors. The Committee
of the Town are interchangeable m making ar
engagements to give the Nations Guest"
hearty welcome. splendid bower is erecting
on the Military Common, with civic arch in
the centre, whrre The General will be received
by the Committee OF Arrangements, and the
citizens have an opportunity OF paving their re.
spects to this distinguished friend of liberty. 1t
j. expected he viii reach Elizsbeihtown late III
fhe afternoon of the same day.
INTENDED RECEPTION IL PHILADELPHIA.
The following letter from General La fayette
explains the causes which have delayed his en-.
try into PhladeI phia-
Nssv York, Sept co. 1924
Mr. DEAR sIR-I expected the pleasure to see
yol Immediately after my return from Albany,
which did accelerate as much as possible; but
on nv arrival this morning understand that my
setting out to ~ orroW. or even on "Wednesday,
would not Suit the intentions OF my Jersey
friends: and that my entering the city OF Phlls-
dolphin on Saturday next would not appear
there proper arrangement. While submit
nv plan to the considerations that they have !
been presented to ne, will of course take the |
earliest dav that is left TO nv choice.
THURSDAY morning | shall land at Paulus' !
Honk, spend three days rs IT has been ALWAYS !
understood. with my Jersey friersIs, and taking |
Sunday az day OF rest expect the further com.
munications from Philadelphia to know where
1ot ,,hsf bnt,r . mn ka nlax
so tina instead Of Friday next. it is, see. on
shc Monday following that | shall be admitted |
to the much wished for qualification to revisit I.
fhe fair city of Philadelphia. Accept, my dear I
sir, the afectionate regard of your sincere |
friend. Ia FAYETTE.
Gen. CApwALAnEa, Philadelphia.
It is arranged, we understand, tia. the &C.
neral will sleep at the United States Arsenal, |
near Frankfort, on Monday night, and ente
Philadelphia on Tuesday morning. The pre-.
partitions for his reception there are extensive
and splendid, AMI the following letter received
bv & .ntcman in Baltimore, VINO has permit
ted US % publish it, viii convey some idea of the
lively state of that city:
Er:rac. Of stter from Philadelphia, dated I'D |
inst.
"The present excitement is beyond all idea. !
Our city wears more the appearance OF a be-
seired town than commercial metropolis. -
Thousands of troops, infantry and horse, have
pitched their tents on Bush Hill and other
places in the neighborhood. Our streets are
overrun with armed men -parades and reviews
take place every afternoon, Il is supposed that
there is an addition of TEN THOUSAND to
our population. Markets have risen in conse-
quence; butter is selling at 81 50 cents"
Little more than another week will exhibit
Baltimore under similar cheering appearances.