Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-16
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TWO TO rfiRnE THOUSAND A great many interesting
ncden's occurred after his arrival. The number Of per-
sons who pressed forward for introduction to him. OF all
ages aud conditions, would have tagued any other man
than the President. Yet he animated and cheerful
the whole time, as If he did not feel
Tho next day, which the Sabbath, he spent Lex
ngton and attended divine service the Rev Mr.. Ha,
Isl Presbyterian Church. On Monday morning at o.
clock lie departed his route intending spend the
night Winchester. He again escorted by Captain
Poslehwaits Light Infantry the city limits, where the
President aghted and took personal leave OF each mem
Der parade. large concourse Of citizens horse
back and IN carriages, accompanied m several miles ont
OF tho city, preceded by the same Marshals and Commit,
/ tee oi Arrangements.
Before no lc town. however, he found leisure 10 vis,
Cor short several OF hs old friends where ladies had
opportunities OF being presented To him; and great numbers
were de,ous To enjoy the pleasure OF his company.
On the morning OF his departure also, large number
boys with hickory bough preceded ty music, marched
past him in review, every one of whom lac took by the
hand lie rode on horseback in leaving the city, and
again greeted by every mark OF applause by great
bcrs who had collected 10 bid him farewell Surely no
an ever did could have received iervent exbib
tons OF attachments than did this prosecuted and slandered
patriot, even in the every halls Of the Douglass"
Surely no man, whose mind is not filled with prejudice
and party could have looked his venerable
tenauce, aud back his past life full of disinier
services to his country, in her times of danger and dis
tre' without coniessing reverence and affection for him.
HIS manners too, kind, Polished, and agreeable
so different from the pictures winch have been drawn Of
BIN by coffin hand-b Editors and partizan demagogues
that many very many OF his political opponents, that
occasion, laid down their hostility TO him, and will IN I-
ture be his advocates and friends We say this with per-
ect confidence in the truth OF the nsserton and the
suit OF the November election in Fayette county will
prove that we are right Kentucky is for Jackson, Veto
or no Veto!
We are graicd at being able to say that the Mar.hals
and Committee arranged matters WELL and the people
conducted themselves orderly, that the slightest ac
cdent, disorder incident occurred which could give
pain TO any person. 1t occasion, which, like the
visit Of La Fayetc, will be long remembered by the in
haitants OF Lexington and Faye,te county, with delight
and admiraion.-4rgu,
Emigrdton--We do not remember to have ever seen
the tide OF emigration westward this line, strong
is at the present season Every day and almost hourly
OF every day. trains Of wagons passing along our
valley bound 10 of the Western States. 10 Indiana
Illinois, or Missouri TO settle the public domain heretofore
conferred by the unequalled heray of the Old Domi-
Mon The population which is thus ebbing from the
Of that class which isece,sf NAV have comneled IN
seek more genial SOIL but consists OF the substantial il
MOI wealthy yeouanry Of the country the bone and sine
OF the land Thus ia Virginia reapng the bitter fruits of
that chvarc generosity which induced her transfer TO
lhc general government and make part of the national
main, an embryo empire in the lands and of the
policy OF Congress, which operates bounty all such
I" WI leave This pderna soil 10 become members of the
new statos- ChdTieSt0,cn, (Kdnd,cha,) Banner.
.leto Stage Line.-We understand that Messr.. Hall
and Trotcr of Kentucky who have extensive mail con-
tracts in that State have recently established weekly
limo OF stages from the Mouth of Big Sandy TO Guyandote
virginia, where it intcsects the stagclne OF Mess. Por
ter Belden Co. which passes through the central parts
Of Virginia This new line being extension of the line
OF stages from Lexington, Kentucky there thus const-
iuted continuous andnbroken stage line from that place
To The ciiy OF Richmond, and other of the Eastern cities
MS ~ truly an important acqusiton.-b.
COAL RIVER BRrDGE.-We understand that Messr.
thompson and Teays have been enabled TO render their
orl'Sc across - passabe within the time extended
by the Legislature and that banks are so graded
render the bridge of easy approach travel OF every de-
scripion This is probably the fnOst structure of the
klnd IN virginia which has been undertaken and compile
ted on private account.
The stone ahutments arc sixty feet high and TO all ap
peardnce strongly built of range work of dressed stone
me bridge which rests upon them is $50 feet span of
single arch, upon the plan the Grccnbricr bridge AZ
IT'S apex rises 66 feet above the river below. The beau
~ ana strength OF the structure does great credit to the
bricr
The completion of this bridge gives an uninterrupted
travel on the Turnpike from the Episcopal brick Church
above Col ihompsons (where the Turnpike can he ga.
silly approached from the old roa the mouth Of Big
Sandy.-B