Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-28
hundred millions of Southern psop,' SMITH.
abolition should stop.
March 23d.
n,,rr.Hr GENERALS OFFICE,
fp'o March 20, IS4o.

March I'D.
- GsSrRAL's OFFICE,
March ~, 1910. }.
s,,. am instructed BY the governor 20 IN
that YOUR application Tor oroers from
49, rSecu,iye TO ensure tie hriis VI hilhuto
'he ,ha olst instant il honor Of the memory
s." r. p.asident John @. Adams, has oecn uuiy
Of ~ That upon examination nc hnds no
,der in the case OF General Jackson,
IA = aoa' ~, mink there is any thing in the char,
o = 49, cosc TO authorize or 10 require MN
ao'e. $500, from that precedent. But, as IN The
~ ar General Jackson, the powder OIL was
- 80 -. Tho Executive; that precedent VIII 10
pr rosnect also no doubt be followcd; and also
r. .aau;red by the Marshals, the Captain OF me
puhlic Guard will have the State bell loiled du'
r;ns the movement of the procession
80 Very respectfully.
Your obedient servant,
WIN. II. RICHARDSON, a. q.
III. G.. CABsLL, Esq,
Assistant Marshal, &c.}
HIS ExcEIIEScY Gov. SMITH: ~
Upon a careful examination, can lnu no en-
try either upoa the Executive journal OF hoJu-
tant Generals letter book having reierenee -
the death ofGen'l Jackson, ex ept ~ the
an order for the payment Of expenses inc'iiI :.
by the artillery company in firing a salu'e. >
honors were ordered TO be paid to ms ihenio' ,
nv the State Guard, no record Of such oroer y
i, he found in the Executive department ,soi
i there any entry so far as have searcncu
lover a period Of eight or ten years. 'ha' -
showing a special order for the Guard 10 JON
The celebrations Of the 4th Of July o. ia OF
February. The Adlutant General informs me
that il has been customary for The Guard 10 take
part in these celebrations as a matter oil eouisc.
To show whal occasions have been marked oy
special orders for the State Guard 10 turn OUT,
r ,nke other part in military celeorauohs' ;
send the enclosed memoranda.
Very respectfully,
p. F. HOWARD, Asst. Sec'ry. comm.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, March 3d. lo4o.
The DEATH OF Mr. JErfERsos.
Order Of 9th July, lS26-The bell IN 'he
Guard house 10 be tolled throughout lhc oa5'
Minute guns TO be fired from one hour oil tne sun
to the going DO sn of the same. Not speciueuo "
whom.
THr DEATH or Mr.. ADAMS.
Order Of 10th July, le26.-Minute gins ~
be fired and bell to be tolled till sunset. Dy
whom, not men Toned.
Funeral honors TO Hon. T. " Gilmer and others.
Order, March /, ~ls44-Flags 10 be elevated
at half mas, at Capitol and Armory' minute
guns to be fired and bell TO be toilet. Gen Lam.
Der, to detail detachment artillery for firing the
guns. Captain Of Guardt 10 execute rest OF or
der.
Additional Order, March 5th-Capta'n
rith State Guard 10 be in attendance a. POM
where remains OF Gov. Gilmer are 10 DC recelf-
ed from cars.
Ann;rersary Victory at New Orleans, oM Jan y.
January 8, '46-National salute Of artillery
TO be fred By State Guard, at 40 clock in after
noon.
vlcrcRY Al VERA CErz.
April TO- '47-Salu,e 10 be fired BY Guard at
G O'Clock in afternoon, in honor OF victory.
YlsIr OF President Us.
May 2s, '47-Cap,. ID. 10 join military escort
for reception Of President Y. S. with State
Guard.
Additional order same day-Capt. D. 10 have
dag displayed upon Capitol from 4 O'clock I'll
sunset.