Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-07-01
OKDEp OF PROCEslION.

al Independence have completed the duty assigned them,
and communicate the following
ORDER OF PROCESSION
Al sunrise salute of Is will BE- fred from Pros
pect and Christian Hills. jefferson Plain aud Fox Point
and National Salute at the same places immediately after
the exercises at the church The bells of the several
saues at sunrise the firing Of the National saues, aud
during the march Of the procession to the house
At 10 O'Clock procession will be formed on Market
Square under the direction OF Captain =. X Rsthbope
Chief Marshall Messrs, George Z. Hale, Allen o. Peck
William H. Rodman Samuel w. Wheeler and Edward T.
Young, Assistant Marshall, and proceed precisely at half
past O'Clock tine foil. ing ORDER escorted by bat
talon composed Of the following companies, under the
command Of Col Bradford Hodges the h's, Copgrega
tional Church.
United Train Of Artillery. Col. Hodges.
Independaen, Volunteers Lieut., Col Babeock
second Ligh, lnfantry, apt Townsend.
Fsyette Rife Corps, Capt Jacobs.
Fnst Light Infantry, Capt Stimsou,
Independent Cadets. Lieut.. Col Greene.
Committes Of Arrangements
His Excelcncy the Governor and Suite, preceded by
the High sheriff
2 he officiating Clergyman and orator of the day.
Past Orators Of the anniversary.
Cergymen Of the town and vicinity
Town Council, Treasurer Ovcrseer of the Poor and
6 Members of the Cincinnati.
".;: s::: :: g; S''
8 The surviving. soldiers of the Revolution
Officers Of the Army and Navy.
10 Major General and his Aids
II Militia Officers General, Hegimental and Staff.
IL Members Of Congress.
i3 Foreisu Ministers, Consuls, and Vice Consuls
IA District Judge, Attorney, Clerk aud Marshall.
Is secretary of tate, and Attorney General
10 Speaker of the House of Representatives, and Clerks
II Members Of the State Legislature.
IL Judgesof the State Courts. aud their Clerks
10 Officers Of the Customs aud Post Ohac" Department
20 Officers aud Corporation of Brown University.
81 Association of Mechanics aud Manufacturers.
- Marine Society.
% Society the encour of Domestic Industry
"a The Philermenian society of Brown University with
25 The United Brothers. Society," of Brown University,
with badges.
26 The Franklin Society of Brow UGiversty Badges
II School COMMITTEE.
2s The yo,th Of the public and priv schools with thp
eache's four abreast th banners, and euch carrying
copy OF the deca ration of Independence.
90 Strangers aud Citizens.
The procession will proceed up Weybosset through
Matbewson, down Westminster aud Make streets, up
North Main aud Bowen down Benefit street the
First egatonal Church, where will be perlormen
O;uER OF EXERCISES;
PRAYER,
By the Rev. Henry Edes, who will also read the Declar
alton Of Independence.
BY the Hon. WILLIAM HUNTER.
The rdes and other will be under the direction
| of the Psallonian Society
The services at tho church being closed the
will again forB and proceed down Benefit aud Transit
streets, South Main street Market Square, und dis
The Revolutionary Soldiers requested to assemble
the town house, the morning Of the fourth, half
| pdst nine O'clock.
The military officers attached to the second brigade are
requested to assemble at tn" state House, the morning
Of the fourth at half past nine o'clock.s
The teachers of The several public and private schools
with the youth under their chargo requested
BILE at the frs BAPTIST Meeting House, at half nine D.
clock A.. d. where Messrs. Samuel w. Wheeler and Ed
wad X. Young will assist tho teachers in organizing
them, and IN distributing burners and copies Of the Dec
lar alton Of Independence. r
The commander of military requested to have the
procession protected that will join after it has
been formed Market Squae, unless under the direction
| of he MARSHALL