Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-11
FUNERAL PROCESSION.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE DAY
iue committee appointed by the Citizens of Rich
mohd and charged with the direction of the Funeroi
S0emnies Of their fellow citizen THoN As JErrEpsov
have determined that the following be the der of Pro
cesson, which will take place on TUESDAY, the 11tb
instant commemorative of an event of the deenet
national regret
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
hICsIc-'rim .Rtbta'y Detachment in Front.
]. Governor, Council, and officers of State.
g Officers and Soldiers of the Revolution, and Mem
beis OF the Cincinnati Society
?. Clergy.
i. Relations of the deceased
.. Judges of the Federal and State Governments
and their Officers.
e. Committee Of Arrangement
Mayor and the Corporate Authorities of Richmond
aud Manchester.
8. The Teachers with their Pupils.
9. The Citizens OF Richmond and Manchester, and
the adjacent comstry; and strangers.
10 The military.
The Procession will form a. 10 o,cIocI- hof.o a.
Court House of IIcnrco
IL will move from the place of meeting preciseIy At
bali past 10 O'Clock, through f. or Main street IN TO
MAJOR Gibbons corner; thence The junction of Fifth
ST. Get with ii street; thence down II street tn tIo On
tol Squares entering al the Eastern gate OF the Square
: The Grafton viii be delivered on he Capitol Square
as soon as the Procession shall have reached nreco
ded and closed by Religion, Exercises
One Chief Marshal and nine assistant Marshall ,,t
AID IN organizing and conducting the Procession. The
following the names:
General fIarvie,
Colonei lambert
Lieut.. Col Darlington,
ColOnei Pcyton
MAJOR Hyde,
Colonel Burton
COLONEL Blair,
Colonel Z. T. Smitn
David JUdah,
Adutant John T. Richardson
The Marshais and Cavalry, and spCh perspus as are
unabie TO attend on foot, only will tie on hofsebaCk
Those who shall attend horse back will take place
IN the procession Immediately in front of the Cavalry
/ Carriages viii fall in Of the Procession
| 1.-THE Committee requests all those disposed to oin
IN the Procession, to attend precisely O'clock
! AZ called meeting of the Common Council of the
city oflNchmoDa Saturday tie 9th day ofJuly 1896
lie following preamble resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
The Common Iiall Of the city of Richmond having
received Information Of the death of Thomas JEFFER-
son, do in with their fellow citizens feel the
most profound grief at this heavy dpensation of Pro-
deUCc
If gratitude and admiration for his Great continued
and invaluable services ior country, throughout
long and glorious life, aud if veneraon for his yrlros
inspires the hosnms Of with the keeDest sorrow for
Tue loss OF tins patriot, philosophers sage and plhano.
PIst, liat sentiment is most deeply felt bv this Hall IN
honor s memory, and 10 manifest TO the nation and 10
ihe World the exalted estimation in which he held by
Inc c'Heus ct the capital of his native Common
wealth. IS prompted both by duty and feelings.
/ RcSotred therefore, That this body will attend on
tuesday ibc th instant al UeDrico house, and
unite with fellow citizens i'm the procession then Il,
he formed, and proceed to the Capitol where an Ora
ton 10 be delivered by JoHN TYLER Governor Of this
/ Commonwealth.
I'esolred FURTHER, That Tie court room in the CITY
| Hail. and the main entrances 60 the same, be hung
With mourning, and continued for the SPACE Of sxty
/ DAYS.
Rcsoircd fOrtcr, That all cxpeuces incurred by Tie
/ General Committee Of Arrangements appointed by the
citizeus the 9Th day Of the present month shall be
paid out Of he City Funds and that the Chairman Of that
Committee be and he hereby authorized 10 draw on
| The Chamberlain fer be same
cory.
u \ SHEPPARD Clcr1y