Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27

washipgten)is is, that either the one or the other
Crawford or Edwards) must be removed from
Office" The general conclusion seems to have
been right but unfortunately for his father-in
law, the sentence has fallen upon the Very
one, whom MIR. c. thought was not in any
danger"
Arrangements are making in many of our
cities tor the reception Of " the nations guest"
In New York, they have engaged splendid
apartments in the City Hotel, a convenient
equipase, &c. sc. The whole military forca
for SO miles round probably amounting to
about 10000 men under ar ms" are expected to
be collected for a review the whole CITY will
be Illuminated, grand salute of 100 guns will
be fired from Fort La Fayette, together with
salutes from the batteries, ships Of war, &c.
In this City new troop of Horse has been
raised, consisting of more than 30 men, to be
styled the Fdyeiie Guards" commanded by
MIR. Thomas Nelson, LIST. Lieut.. Mr.. w. ID.
Wren, cd. Mr.. Robert q. Scott Comet Mr.
Thomas Burton. The Artillery Company has
assumed the name Of Richmond Fdyeiis
Light .2rtiiiery:" they will fire a federal salute
the moment they receive the intelligence of the
genrral's arrival in the U. S.
Ut We have no room to day for the articles in the N
1Deliieencer which close the with the Secre
iary we sa'i conclude in the Edwards resti
mony "a contamination" which devout.y wish
icrpwe shall have in power acknow ledge the Ia
vsrs otse'erai correspondents, now file.
tCon,municafedI
JAMES NJ GARNETT, jr. Attorney at Law, eldest
James NJ Garnet Esq departed his fathers
residence In Essex ON the 9TH OF this month"; in the SO
OF his age, leaving wife and child,
relatives or friends TO weep for his death.
In this Obituary Notice. friendship would fan iinger
not for the vain purpose OF eu!ogsug the dead
tender purpose of soothing the affections surviving
,yes-bu fer the purpose of holding up the exhibition
bf vii ftntt
rial OF them may continue to she'd from the grave
aluary influence the living. The under
his mnd with all the OF future knowledge, and
heart with the principles of morality religion-s
ranhood was fast unfolding the rich harvest OF youthful
premise which had bassoped and had been rpening
The tender assdue> OF parental love- With mind ingui
sive, scrutinising, in its
Uses 10 almost nathematicul precision and deeply lnbu
cd WIN classic literature he rising einence In
bs proesson and INVITING confidence the
strength aud the cienrncs and the his iudg
meat but Il was the exalted virtues Of the heart
Mnich stamped value the character of The deceased
40 courage the most fearless, he united n the
most eentie-to morality the rigid, kindness the
most uu"esnt-t"a spirit the most exalted meehness
heray the most euiielcss. His death manifested
triunphs o that religion bv whose his
Ind been bnilt up, which enabled him, with cheerful
iease all the gdyest promises and possess
SONS on ie ms he chung with avering faith
lat moments TO the arm Of blessed Redeener, which
condueteh n'n, 10 another and a better world
bepared this life Wednesday the I4h instant, at
Co! w n. Christians residence ia Charles CITY
lwhere she had gone vsi Mrs. ISAAC HILL In the
aoh year oi her age, after painful illness which she
bore win more than Christian loriitue
relief from excessive pain, she often conversed with her
friends upon the subject of her approaching
with composure, expressing her confidence nercies
mrs MN was lady oirxcmpary al
VIE, 'ender mother, cni indiigeat mistress