The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-08

son. brother Of the Minister and accom-
naned hy twO Treatirs, wifrh had been
negoeaied by him with the Government,
nf Columbia one Of dyHitg. cgmaieyce, aud
friendship and tie olh.r .1f the SaFpres
sion fire Stare Trade both 81 which are
moss nader the consideration of the Se
male. .Ndf jour
\ Delegation frem the Cherokee IA
I ton, consisting Of three, VIZ: John Ross,
George Lowry, and Elijah Hicks arrived
10 tins tu ltn days since, On business
Nth the government aud on Saturday
eleven Irdiags, representing the 4" .Shd,od
rose, DeiaWWts, hickagosS, .uiaB.is, ~
aukdshoms, .seaeeas, Wya'tdots, Utds, ~
oHens, &c.
The object of the last named delegation
is to make arrangements fora removal Of
their tubes west Of the Mississippi, and are
the Indians ~ whom we referred IN our
notice h,aded =" Movements vi Indians"
In our paprl OF the 8lh inst. 10.
There VA, great Public Dinner On Tuesday
lat, AT Barnum Rooms, baltimore, IN coiu-
incarceration ofihe GLORIOUS event olthe cleo
OF Mr. ADAMS 10 the Presidency, dt which
'tbhtF " ANTfhI is'f lt'a'''N'f 49,
JANIS l. nAWhits Esq mud InosAs fiFLiY
E,q The hest temper appears 10 hive preyai
led over HE Entertainment, which was IN har.
mony with The following incident, which be.
longed 10 the occasion AS SOON as cloth was
removed, the President rose, aud stated TO
the company, III appropriate terms, thht the
celebration Vas moi intended IA Triumph o.
yer The lc, ling. Il those who had differed from
them on the rr, sidentiai question, but was m.
tended purely 10 celebrate two great events IN
the political history OF our country, and, with
tnI,View. the committee OF Arrange me nts had
framed the regular toasts, Which be hoped
would not only meet the appreciation OF all
present but thai the volunteer t"aots would be
given IN corresponding manner The whole
company re .pondcd to the tree 81 liberal sen.
timent Of the President with three hearty
cheers fntrit.
hetotowing were amongthe Toasts (which
wee thus handsomely introduced
The Pres,d-at ofHe United datss.--May the
close OF his ahle mud virluous administration
be- the hnrbineer Of The glory oil bis successor.
lhe Presidents march.
John q. .4iaD.s, prtsiaent Liert-Thp dis.
tlugnshed patriot. His fam not only fills his
own country, but pervadcs al the civilized ma
lions OF The world, ia he splendid servic ices ard
patriotic devotion OF the past, We have ample
security Tor he future. Tune Yankee Doodle.
Nm. H. Cra,ejord Admired by his friends,
aud respected by his opponents, aSPeedy res
tora,ion 10 III, h"nlth.
Henry Clay --unsu passed in pnirotism3un-
rlva',edin eloquence; he undauntcd champion
Of universal liberty.
,'ohn c Caihon lis splendid talents and
enlarged view, of nstionel policy, his master
y Il lnini,tration of the Var Department, emit
lie him To the applause OF his counlrymcn
General JdciSDn.-- he brave and dlstin-
gnished chieitan ever blooming be the Iaurels
mat ad Urn his brow Gen. iaGkson's march.
On the 18th inst. a large number Of tie CT
Iizens of Trenton aud vicinity, advocates of
The election of JouN QuIHcY ADAMS, partook
ii snmptnous dinner at the Rising Sun 1ay-
ern, IN honor Of his etc tion 10 the Presidency
The centre of the table was graced with
large Pumpkin Pie, measuring 4 feet by2.