Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-11

ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Music Ipith Military Detachment iil Front
? ocer aud Soldiers Of the Revolution, aud Memhes OF
'the Cincinnati Society.
4. Relation, OF the deceased
Jadge OF thu Federal and State Governments aud their
&. Committee Of Arrangements.
T. May~ aud the Corporate Authorities Of Richmond
=. Tbt Teachers with their Pupils
g. The Cl'ns Of Richmond and Manchester aud the adj
u cent count y, aud strangers.
10 The Military
The Poee'sOn Will form at 10 o'clock, before the Court
Huusc oi Henfco.
II will the place Of meeting precisely a, half
past 70 o'sok, through T. Main street. up N5jOr Glib
o' sH't' WIN ~.
n Get .henee down IL street 10 the Capitol Square; entering
.d the Eastern gate of,he Square
fhe o. alton viii be delivered on the Capitol JquaTe,
boon the Procession have reached Preceded closed
10y Religions Ezercres.
One Chief MARSHALL aud assistant Mstsha will aid
"ga"kns and conducting the Procession. The following
heii names;
General uarv,e,
Colonel LAMBERT
Lieut.. Col burlington,
Colone. Peyton,
r. ajur hyde,
Colonel Button,
Colonel Blair,
Colonel P. f. Smith,
David Judah,
Adiuan John d. Richardson.
The Narha and Cavalry, aud such persons unable
i, attend on foot, only viii he horseback. Those who
hall alteuh hoseb,rk will take place the prOcee.,i-n
immediately IN front OF the Cavalry.
Carriage. will fall in Of The Procession.
~ The Committee request all those disposed Join in the
Procession, to attend precisely a ten O'clock.
At called meeting of the Common Council of
the City of Richmond, on Saturday, the Sth day of
July lS26, the following preamble and resolutions
lwere unanimously adopted.
The Common Hall OF the City of Richmond
having received information of the death of Thomas
tJcberson do in common with their fellow citizens.
5teel the ost profound grief this heavy dispense
siion of Providence.
1T gratitude and admiration, for his u eat con-
stinued and invaluable services for our country,
throughout long and glorious life, and if venera
ION Tor his virtues inspires the bosoms of any with
the keenest sorrow, for the loss of this patriot,
philosopher, sage and phiianthropist that
gis most deeply felt by this Hall. To honor his
memory, and to manifest to the nation and TO the
world, the exalted estimation in which he is held
sby the cIzens of the capital of lis own native
Commonwealth, is prompted both by our duty and
our feelings.
ResoiUed therefore, That this body will attend
son Tuesday the llth instant, at Henrico Court
I ii use, and unite with fellow citizens in the
sp:ocession then TO be form ed, and proceed to the
i apiiol, where an Grafton is to be delivered by
i John Tyler Governor of this Commonwealth.
RESOLVED further, That the court room in the
sCry Hall. and the main entrances to the same, be
5hung with nomning, and continued Tor the space
Sof sixty days.
/ Res0lUed further, That all expences incurred
@by the General Committee of Arrangements an
Spointed by the citizens on The 18th day Of the pre-.
asen' month shall be paid out of the City Funds
aand that the Chairman of that Committee, be ant
she is hereby authorized to draw on the Chamber
\ lam ioi the same.
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