Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-12

sed at hs fosidsuee ,his ~ yesterday, nan pa.
a3 O'clock. p. NJ (beiog the b5 sr.sry of on.
National Iodspend,nee)
Mr. Mouro. joined tho army Of the revolution in IN.
fall or winter OF l776 volunteer, and brous INT with
him from Virginia company Of artillery which he rails
ell and commanded, snd Of which IN. la William
Washington was Lieutenant Captsis, (attstw.rds G. -
""eO Monroe soush, the post OF dang, the bau.
Trenon on the &c December, l77e, and erea,ly 81.
guh-d himself .fc~r in that action in which
he was severely wounded, having been ,ho, tbr
he breast, and by which he was DISABLE Tor nearly
year. At-r hst recovery he appointed aid de. ear
10 Major General Lord Sterling, aud cOnt ued in hi
stsh tr some time. X. was cubs. queniy elec ed a
member at the Continental Cooxre,s. add was a mem .
Der 10 1913 when Gen Washington resigned hi. Com
mission 10 sta, body.
Alter .hs war Col Marroe was appointed by G. n.
ASKING on. Minister Pienpo,eniary 10 IN. Court oil
State under Mr.. Madison, aLd held the last fl e IRON
ISL % 1914, when. in consequence Of the war wi b
IL ca, Britain in which ,he United State, were IA. en- en-
gagged aud TO give ge,ter vigour TO the operations of
no war department. he VAS appointed Secretary oil
WAR; AID held thai ttce II the peace of 1915 when
he was again placed by Mr.. Madison a, the ali II h
0dePaftm' oi State.
Mr. Mn 90 was Installed Prs.iden, OF the United
8Sses on the III March. 1917, and held that biz 81
! aud disnhed office Tor wv, terms.
The members Of The Society are directed the
3nsuai badge OF mourning Tor deceased me mber iofl
16iry day; and they are also specially invited to
end the funeral OF the deceased, on Tuur.dsy after
Don a, O'clock from the place to be appointed iv'
4 me Purto'e. BY order,
COL RICHARD vARICK. Ctatm,n.
.,n,, NEW YoRK, jay 7.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL OF
THE LATE JAMES MONROE.
This day the tuners obse are to be paid 10 IN
late AID l.mened JAMES MoNRoE. The iu pa.ticu-
Jars oil he ARRANGEMENTS, as adopted by the Commitie
OF the Common Council, The notices Of the Military
dCollese, U. iversy, Corpora ions and S,ciees w,|
ne touni below.
AIS o'clock prscisely. the Committee Of the Com
mon Conne will take charge OF the body under All
Icort OF Cavalry, ,,wed by tho relatives aui irend
the deceased aud proceed hon The house OF S,mue
Gouverneur, to The City Hall. in kon, o. which
bio will be placed. Al o'clock precisely an address
will be delivered by Mr. Daer Preside MT OF the CJlum
! o'a COLLEGE. Alter which the proee. will NOV.
o PAul's Church, and thence TO tho Ceme,ry.
o'clock hs bells Of the City will be mt m ad and TOLL
J,oll.d. ""' ''''
Many rerds II the deceased, (says The M.re.,,i,,
Adv'r,I.'r) called yesterday TO look on The remain,
ne good and great man. who're loss NO deplore, bu
we're not grA"6ed, as circumstances REQUIRED that tn
5eaden collin should be forever closed That etfiu il,
enclosed 10 one OF mashogauy, Of beautiful texure an
9potsh-'hrreon is plate, from which we copied IN.
following tentatou. ins C. ip i.n:
JAMES MONROE
OF VIRGINIA,
DIED 4rH July, 1881.
AoEp "a rRAu.
FUNERAL PROCESSION
ih' body OF h, deceased will ne received by the Join
ee a. h' residences in Prince Street. presse
y V'ciock, under e.cer, OF Cavalry and brous
own the BoSery 10 The platform 10 from, OF the Civ
Hall
Where The addre.s will be delivered
Alter ihs Address The body will be taken IN g
3P'us Caur.h where tn, Funeral services will be- per
ormed, during this time the Societies and Cz n "
form in the Park under the dir ctions Of the Grand
MMrh'l. LINE OF MARCH.
The Procession will from ST. Paul's Church
up Broadway TO Beecker street, through Bleeckor
street 10 the Bowsry, up the Bowery Second street
through Second street to the New York arble Gene
TRY.
The whole under the charge OF Mai. General FEM
ling, the Grand Marshal, appointed by the Joint Com
mee OF the Honorable the corporation. when the Pro-
cession will move in the following
ORDER.
Maj General Morton's Di ision OF Artillery
under arms.
The Funeral escort consisting of two Battaions of
Inilnry in reversed order.
The Sexton.
The Reverend the Clergy