Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12

proved 10 be our able, sk,fu asS successful
Ier, while acting commsns!<r in chief Of only
sma" band Of regoars, aud sur undisc, pinned, ,houg
m'tn., s.dden:y Called from ,he,r homes.
ne was The iriend aud companion Of Washington j,
an bis military toils, dangers, and glory
The volumes aud public n, chi, O.. VT i:b con,a,,
,Sa history OF our revolution, reco,fhe name OF L.
lfSee as standing high in the iis OF fame will o.
'ner funerals, and e'uspicuous u'ers Of our n -
po"< onI Fathers, many OF whoa, served under
n's mma"d, person'iy knew, and duly .porecated
NJ worm loo we mud that after the of IL
'eprnasnce was glor.oosy ,ers,,n1ed, the General
assembly oi thus state, passed SPECIAL ACT Tor the
"-v.ahz'f'on oI General La Faysue ia these word.
w bereas The NJ rq,is de L. Faye,ie is rmneu,h
osu"gusbedb early and signal exc, in ,efene.
o, American liberty And whereas this ilisirons n,
costumes 10 ""d testimonies IF unceasipy Of.
lCeto" 10 fhis sssae, aud the General Assembly 6-ap
so'c,o"s To b~stow the mast decisive mark Of REG ard
which = rrpnb'ic can give
BE 1t enacted, Taai The Marquis de La Fayeue he
henceforth deemed ci,rz-u OF this state and ,l,,
he shall cnjoy Al tive ich,s ~ iviIeers and immu.;
tee flereun'o beiosgug." The Assembly also pa ,r
another recorded proof 81 the high estimation in which
mey he, hs i'vorde adopted SON, by passing reso-
luton mat monument should he escc,cd with this
men'orabr insc ipton "The Virginia legislature
have offered ti testimonial 10 ur General + n
r"ye'fe, a- lasting monument Of his tern aud .i
their gratitude"
!, Alter lie had dono every t,ing thar n, conbl yell
DO for our Country he Returned to his native Land and
hath always Iroved hu'sef to be, on al nom-n,ous
Trials and c""snIssohs, am,st In. scenes or The
most dreadful d-sposm, carnage and eatb the mi.
form aud devoted friend 10 the ripbt. OF man arr,
good order OF civil society. His honoraisie snd yir
iuous course OF life, drew down INN, ho,srlf aud
amnly the bt'"r vrdgeamcc and persecution of drs
n"'ic "wer Con'umelies and insults have bee, nj.
r'ed e. Inn: he hath be.D Toned FOR long ,;ms
IN Tue dungeon, aud HE -, iyate fortune wasted anil
consca,rd. Yer Oh. yr,uc Of me ioi,v so,, of nv.
sod,er OF liberty conid not be shakru lAficr
'he absence Of about TORY years, amI IN advanced
cSr,,; H., MS adopted nountry While we
coro'"'y mite with fellow ciiz -u@ at OUT sister
s'aes, W an prer DEMONSTRATIONS Of Joy and hosti.
fanny m the reception OF old frie nd and ben efsc
or, yetn 20 incumbent uponus, as is the bearifsit
se"ss OF this mae',ug OF The people OF Chesterfield
county, IN aford a,i.ii,isnal substantial
proofs Of our gratitude While the deti Of gratitude
against tue unned States, is yreai, 1t has peculiar
L. Resolved the rofe as the sense Of this uretiny
h'' General T. Fiyrue snd his family oug 10 nc
mV"enny ms congress 10 reside permanently ia the
o"'eu STATES, titf they nI,y hereafter he free and
exempt from the owns aud persr cutions Of despoc
power.
IL That our Del gales and Senator be Instructed
10 use their hest iorts members of our Lop ;s.-
tue, N osnain ng, for the heneft az this uniform
the rights OF mankind and b.nef,c,or 10 our
eon y, such an a,s"npr,aiion OF the Treasury,
~ wh' give an honorable aud lasting proof OF the
jos',ce aud gratiiule uf the people Of Virginia
III That our Representative in Congress h. in
s""c'ed To use his hest sfTutis IN Obtaining for the
same Object, such provision appropriation out o,
me pu''ic rrsonrces as will give honorable anil
lasting oof Of the Justice aud q altitude of The neonl
OF INC uaned States Of Amtrics.
=. f1"' i"s"y, lhht me Editors oil newspapers
"'S"dy To The views Of this meeting, he ctully
requested To ublsh in their several ,pers The fore
soins 5pfe"mblc and resolutions. Aud The que lion
neins put upon the preamble and re- so,io. ;,r, were
.aimou.!y adnp,-d. l.. BURFOOT, Chnirm.u.
FRED. CLARKE, Secretary.
TO THE rorfess OF rnE Eseurana.
, kicksJbnd, Nov TO- 1924
| ,Gentemea-Lsst year YOU published in yo.r ma,
per an account OF aBeei left at yonr Ofi:e as a,
extraordinary production, weighing 9 lbs-i TAX q
me i,"ery al scndhhg yos onc raised IN m, Cnrden
tnn dep"sue) That weighed, when tskcr frnm tbs
s'oonu 70 ths-Ihc ser,l WAS planted in March last
Tour s respectfully, JOHN EATON.
s Capt. John Kiiby's toast nj The dinner or the n e,o
iutionary Officers, corrected.
"ricone Gen Lafayette and Son. 10 our bsppy shores
u may Toe army and always prove >icie rious when
III conact wiih any foreign fue."
~ IN mr. j. u. Mosly's Toast, given at the lori nv
Club Dime: the OF Charles Henry Bal was pr,p,,
'os'eaa oi Charles Henry Nan.
Inc Election In Tennessee for Electors tonh plare on the
fn aAu oh insiS-Tbe Legislature on The 2end
u' ai'-r session IS They passed nm nct
uihs tue time till the Isl Sept next " iIn whirbnnr
49,; ~ NE liiSassee District allowed 10 pay Tor
'""s Hccpr'iiug 10 the provisions fs22
presume II Is established ouh,. that
mr. Adams gets the Whole 81 the Mes -Ehs,a6d
STATES. Maine gives him voie Tn tie Cul,rr
ana tbcH wfordites counted IN n one ie,
o' ue returns place Dir Taylor, the Adams Eiector
hundred votes before Judge Prehle Crawford 4 &C
Ssthe Deponeut sa.ii nov -
M1SSICHUSETTS-In 1876 ioyvrs. the votes TO- The a
' i'eAe' zoo1oi tof the asp.rdg-d Ticket 504s.
III "HO me" is in typr-,ut IN avoid. by ex, lud-
a. .nas e &C.. ... appear on Tuesday
NOTICE $50
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