Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-07-15
FUNERAL HONOURS:

dence, h0tden IN the C0uncH Chdm0erS, Ju-
IN 10, 1926.
number Of the citizens and freemen, requesting
day to be set apart for doing honor to the
memory of JOHN ADAMS, and the memory Of
THOMAS JEFFERSON, by having an Edlo-
gy pronounced in the First Baptist Meeting
House. The same is received, and ThereupOn
1t is Ordered, That Messrs William Laned,
Wheeler Martin and Nathaniel Searle, be a
Committee to apply to gentleman to pronounce
an Eulogy on an occasion so extraordinary as
that of the deaths of those venerable Patriots
and Statesmen on the same day, and that day
the anniversary of their country $ Inde pendence,
which they had been so instrumental IN accom-
plishng, and So firm in maintaining; and that an
niversar,''ae National Jub lee, which is now
hallowed by the deaths of these revered sages.
II is further Ordered, that the Committee
apply to clergyman to make prayer, invite
the choir of singers Of the Society and 9TH
ers to perform on the occasion, and to make all
necessary arrangements.
The CoulD,itee, appointed by the Hon.
Town Council of the town of Providence,
to make arrangements for public manifes-
tation of regret for the deaths of JOHN
ADAMS and THOMAS JEFFERSON,
two Patriots Of the Revolution, and former
Presidents of the United States, announce
to the public, that at their request an Eulogy
will be pronounced on the occasion, on Mon
day next, at IL o'clock, in the First Baptist
Church, by JOSEPH l., TILLINGHAsT, Esq.
ihe No,i'iii''c, nave aPPoih'eu TIE ioiioW-
ing gentlemen MarshaIs of the day.
John Garlic, John Miller,
S;lyapus r. Martin John r Rarton
In @ y A"-' "to'
Joseph oWcet, JOSIAH Jones,
John B. Chace, Bernon Helme,
Smith Rnsunrth Amos n Smith
Di'h Do,WO'u"' tNuo, - 'Aii'd,
lnOmdS whitaker, j. y. fdrmenter,
Under whose direction the procession will
be formed at Weybossett Bridge, at half past
10 o'clock, precisely, agreeably to the fol-
lowing order.
,nd.,.nssn, cou,,rv ~ c.d.,. co, crso,s
His EICellency Governor and SUITE, preceded by the
Sheriff Of tn" county Of Providence
m,r,h.,. rowa ,,o"osu y, SIa'e' Marshal.
Town Treasurer and Clerk.
c.uui,,v Town a Audit, ,tu un.
Marshal. orator and Clergyman. Marshal
This Reverend Clergy of this and the neshbourng
'ens'" "''" barton !. s.T,iag a"a wsp' stephen o'hey
Society Of Cincinnati
Senators and Representatives in Congress, and past
~, m"moes o oOSghss .,.,,,s
Twenty Yorths, 10 uniform with black sashes and
banners with the name of each state In the centre two
Of ADAMS and the other with esa "S' OF JEFFERsoN
and the time Of their decease, preceded by Edward
Young who Will m rshal and G, attend the youth ,
U. State. az" and s,s'e Count, u"s "a' '"''
The u State. District Attorney Attorney eneral of the
pre.dsn, rnor., ana ma''Ga o. ne District os
Brown Unvers,,y. '' N'''' "
Marshal. Officers of the revoia. Marshal
on.. e ,,,;,ot ;,o1ary a"d late war r.,e.
Major General aud Snits' ' IL
Marshal and other fieers of the Militia Marshal
and o, nan,o. ,ne ,"aspenS@n, ;n peiSn,an Com
Marshal Strangers and Citizens. Marshal
The procession will move from the Bridge,
throug h Market Street, up Westminster,
through Union, down Broad, Weybosset
and Market Streets, through hMarket-Square,
up North Main and President Streets to
the FirstB .ptist Meeting House, where the
Throne OF Grace will be addressed by Rev.
the occasion, will be performed by the choir
OF the Society, and by other amateurs, who