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Peter Francisco, the revolutionary giant, died at Richmond, on the 17th ult in the 10th year of his age At the time of his death he was Sergeant at Arms to the House of Delegates; which adjourned over to the next day, to attend his funeral.

 The following are the proceedings in relation thereto,

 MT Yancy rose to announce the death of the Ser geant Arms of the House, Peter Francisco who de- parted this life at late hour last evening" and made dying request of the House, to be buried with the honors ofwar. Mir Y. offered the following resolu- tions:

 Resolved unanimously, As testimony of regret for the death and token of respect for tine memory of Peter Francisco, late Sergeant at Arms to the House of Delegates, that the members of this House will form procession and attend the place ofhs in terment.

 Resolved also, That in consideration of the dis tingulshed military sesvices rendered by the said Pe- ter Francisco, during the revolutionary war; that the Governor of this Commonwealth cause the remains of the said Peter Francisco to be inferred with militia ry honors and at the public expense.

 Resolved, That Committee of five members be appointed to superntend the funeral arrange the or der of procession and interment, and that the Com mittee invite the attendance of the Governor and Council, the Speaker and Members of the Senate and it's officers.

 The resolutions were eloquently supported by Mir Barbour, who paid glowing tribute to the memory of Francisco, and dwet with emphasis upon the con sequences to the world of the revolution in which he had fgured--when they were passed unanimously. and referred to Messrs. Yancy, Barbour, Eppes. Wood of Albemarle, and Clay

 On motion of MT Yancy, the House resolved to adjourn over to "Wednesday.

 On motion of Mir Yancy, the House adjourned

 