The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-11

sHrstuE, large Tefttuh y Fhie" N'.
si.s,it N.ii, dim ID the hanse Vt itspftsfh.
] fatises II Tie United States. TIE pefihe
lsffhis service comprised lie n'ssi infna-
tant erssia known N tie history ~ 'hf IT.
tI,hlie sincr he epoch Il the Hrsoia'''n.
lie vas the ablrsi aid ,0psi ~. siri't f'laiii-
nian On the haor of Goagr' IS ~ ief tieas-
| led rights Of ihfs ennniey, b"ti 1gaiasl me
appaalfion of internal fteff9ns hhd NE ~
.g3eIte. aud cnefnaehnellsU foreign enf-
niea. He stuad II III, helfn ~ ihr fbPa.
fsr branch nf the saYerepeet, ard ny ne
fk,res Of his cntunaadiag talents aud ELI
ao4orr. directed the energirs OF the naueh
- tie gintinus result 81 the late Waf, ny
Inch nnr country MS rescued from ha.
nillty aad degradation, and placed On The
proud .n,inrnee y Inch she new bapPlly
faeeapss among lhr nsii"ns Of the EARN.
! The history of hrs life exhibits q long ca.
t..lagne of useful aud Distinguished public
SERVICES. and however ! may have differed
u III b,p on ipportani oaiional questions,
/ hold him 20 be alke incapable OF u Dis
honorable act 10 public or 10 private life.
fhaye the honor TO be, gentlemen, your
obedieni servant,
GEoRGE PoINDEXTER.
Ger. poindfrffrs Toasi.---Ihe present adj
! ministrnIioh--Co mposed Of Statesman aud
| Patriots, onl} ghiened IN the school 81 poiiic'
| nj zeience, ard ehsstsnfd by iOng experiences
+ IN al the operations pf free government
/ they Aill guide our eofHiryin IT'S rapid march
Ito hnppiuess aud reuowu
We never fefailfel 10 have been pres
/ rni ri public dinner where greater bar
nony and decprun prevailed, or where the
company appeared To be more gratified
+ and delighted. Mr.. CLAY and family left
/ here yesterday for Washington city. lie
proceeds 10y the route Of Chllicothe. A
! arge nuub,r of bis frienhs, on horseback
and in carriages, escorted him on hrs way.
"s0s"-
WAsuHdTos, August s.--Gencral La
rAYET1R arrived at the Scat of Gp'e rn-
nenf yesterday afternoon, from Baltimore
accompanied by onr Of the Sous If the
President of thc United States, who bad
gone out sonle MILES on The Baltimore
roati, with the eafra.e If lhr President, 10
meet and conduct the General 10 town
The Gcucral Wa atlendrd by his Son and
Secretary, md on reat hing the CITY pro-
ceedsd iumedi'tely 10 the mansion ri the
President, whose CUES. he viii BIZ during
his stay IN this City
II is understood that Gen. LAFAYETTE
will receive visitors Mt the residences Of The
President from ont 10 three O'Clock To day.
[.Nm. Int
M Rush entered Upon HE duties, As Sec
Rotary of the Treasury. yesterday ID.
We have plrdsnte ~ announcing the ar
rival of Mr. SHRTvrR ADD Lieut.. TnMpLf.
two Of fhe five gentlemen composing the
Boatd for surveying the several routes for
great Post Road from this city 10 New.
0flean'. They arrived in this city on Sun
day evening, having completed the survey
Of the upper aud lower routes through the
Cnrolinas aud Georgia.
TIN, other members of the B0nrd. Gen
BrnSAHp, Capt Puuss1s, and Lieut. DR.
ToN, are hourly expected. The Board
divided at Salisbury, the nnc party cxplor-
ing The upper aud The Other the lower route
10 Fredericksburg. The last account we
have OF the absent party Is, that they were
I, Mutton, IN n. Cafnlhln, on Saturday the
-ifs "sts ara IeFt iifcft tns ~ UeJ ~ t1f7a
city. When the Board is ,e-unilcd, WE
shall endeavor to give some further account
oflheir operations TB.
LAFAYETTE. ---The following extract from
the reply OF Gen. LAFAYETTE TO the adj.
dress Of tho Mayor of Lancaster, on We'd
nerday last goes 10 confirm tile gratifying
hepe that he does not regard his present
visit To the United States as the last with
which he viii honor it,
cordially thank you, sir, for your feel
nss and good wishes relative To my depar-
tlrestor the other slde Of the Ataotic---a
parting which would still more r, greet, did
| not preserve the hope that it IL not for
Tie las time that attn blessed with the
ssht Of this happy, beloved Iand. But
whatever may be my actual dates, & my fa-
tnre destnies, lhe kind and hfillion, recep-
ton have met in the city of Lancaster
shall ever leave on my tniod The impress
SION of an unboundrd gratitude" 10.
Ihr Chancellor of the State of New
York has, we understand, directed ihr Ii
ties of" honor" and esquire" To- he strich
IN out Of the proceedings in his Court. =
II IS high time 10 dispense with such mere
VerbaS", for the Use Of which in our gov
ernment there is not The shadow Of a rea-
son. Ia
We learn that Capt Morris IL appointed
10 the command of the frigatr Brandywine.
desttned u convey Gen. La Fayftte tn
France ; aud thai 1t is probable that his
srat at the Navy Beard viii be flied by
eait' spence. UaSh. c. Gas.
t1irdcf Of a litter from an officer ofhe U.
States ship Peacock, to Il geHHemaa IN
.Atp York.
nhkItLos, March 10.
On the 22d February, the anniversary
ot the birth day Of Washington, our ship
was ,isied by President Boi,var. H. had
nis broadcast CA board the frSatc United
States There were about forty sui OF
vessels n the harbor, which saluted him ON
llls approaching and leaving the frigate--
bis scene was almost UNDERGRADUATES. The
president himself observed that he had mr.
Frr been received by any peopIe with such