The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-07


People, however, from every part of the country will attend
the ceremony.
There is to be Ball in honor of the occasion, in the even
ing, at Carus's Assembly Rooms
The great concouse of strangers the city, at this season,
hher propoonate number OF those VINO Ve
by depredaons upon society AS caution to others may
be useful inormaton that gentleman from one OF the
Southern States had his pocket picked in the Theatre last
night of pocket-book containing eight hundred aoarsi
and we should be surprised to learn that others tnan ne
equally unfortunate
Washington March 4, 1922
.Tobn c. Calhoun, Vice President elect of the Uni
ted Staes took the Chair of the Senate at IL O'Clock,
and the Senate was called to ORDER
The oath to support the Constitution OF the United
States was administered to the VICE PRESIDENT by
| Mr. Smith of Maryland.
The oath to support the Constitution of the United
States was then administered to the following new
Senators, by the Vice President Messrs. Brdnch,
Cleaon, Bib, Haye, King, knight, Mclean OF
Ohio. Ta.enen White. Silsbee, BeU Frelinghuysen
Sprague and livingston; and they took their seats
| On motion of MIR Smith of Maryland, it was Or
dered that when the Senate adjourn they will adjourn
to meet tomorrow, at IL O'Clock.
At half past eleven O'Clock, ANDREW JACKSON, the
President elect, entered the Senate Chamber, attend
ed BY the Marshall of the District, and the Commit
tee of Arrangements. and took his seat immediately
in front of the Secretarys desk.
The Chief Justice of the United States and ASso-
c;ote Judges entered soon after, and occupied the
seats assigned for them the right OF the President
Chair
The FOREIGN Ministers and their suites, in their
splendid official costumes, occupied seats on le lett
of the Chair.
large number of Ladies were present, and occu-
pied the seats in the rear of the Senators, and the oo
by under the Eastern gallery. The Western gallery
was reserved for Members of the House OF Repre-
sentatives.
At twelve O'Clock the Senate adjourned and pro-
cession was formed to the Eastern portlco OF the zap
tol where in presence of an immense concouIse OF
spectators filling the portico, the steps, and the en-,
closure the President of the United States delivered
his Inaugural Address, and, having concluded l the
oath to support the Constitution was administered 10
him by Chief Justice lhdrshdH 80
Statutes were fired by two companies OF artLlery'
stationed in the vicinity of the Capitol, which were
repeaed at the forts and by detachmeIs OF artillery
on the plains When the President retired the pro-
cession was re-formcd and he was conducted TO Inc
Presidential Mansion.
:. He here received the salutations OF vast number
of PERSONS who came to congratulate nm upon HIS
induction to the Presidency.
The dav was serene and mild and every way favor
able to the wishes of those who had come from us
lance to witness the ceremony OF the lnauguIauon.-
The number of persons present at the Captoi' Wi!h'
around and in front of it, have been varlousiy eslna
ted. We suppose that it did not fall short OF zen
housand.-Nn. InteHigencer.
Washington, March 5-The Ex-President (Nlr 'ddams)
has retired with his family, TO the beautiful SITUATION On we
rdian Hill, (the property of Commodore Fo,tYl uheo.y
West of the City, which he has rened ana Will occupy W