The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-24

WITCH ia spoken ofin the highest terms o
Compliment.
In Mem Giasgop, the citizens assem-
BLEED on intelligence of Mr.. Jefferson
death. DAVID >. Garland, Esq. vas call
tp the Char, s II ldsun, NJ. q irland, Esq
appointed Secretary. A preamble ant
resplnilons expressive oi respect for tli,
memory of Mr.. Jefferson, were uDaniin
nsly adopted.
In Baltimore, Thursday the Goth inst
has been set apart as day OF genera
mourning for the deaths of Jefferson aul
Adams. The pubic cdllices were put Il
mourning. The bells are 10 be toed IRON
5 To- a. m. from : to !, aud from To
O'Clock p IN. The ships ia the harbour
requested 10 hoist thru eulors half mast
All descriptions Of people private and oili-
cial are requested IL unite in the process.
slon--snd Gen. SAmL. SMITH is appoint
ed to speak the funornal euiogy. The We.
nerable CnARLEs CARROLL, the last oi
the -lgners, Is invited To partake IN the
ceremonies.
In Norfolk, the citizens again assem-
BLEED on receiving news nl the death 0i
John Adam>. Tho. Newton, Esq. was
called to the Chair, and Tho. Broughion,
Esq. acted AS Secretary. A preamble aud
resolntlons decIaratory of respect for the
memory of the deceased were offered by
Dir. X. b. Stark, and unanimously adopt
ed. Thursday the 18th. previously SET a
part AZ day of mourning tor Tho. Jrtler-
son, was set apart as "A day of mourning
for John Adams, aud the sOlemnItIeo ar
ranged for the one occasion, were also a
Ioptel for the other Mr.. TazewelI fist,
md then Mr.. Loyal, we understand, was
.elrcled by the first meeting 10 pronounce
III Grafton in honour of the memory of
Tho. Jefferson. Mr.. Tazeweil drchned Ia
consequence of necessary absence, and
Nh Loyal from his modesly.
H. Washington, the citizens again as
senblcd on The 1lth, 10 express lhrlr re
.pect to the memory of Jobn Adams.
The Mayor. Il. T.. Weightman, in the
Char, and George Sweeney, Esq. Secre-
tary. The Hon. Buokuer Thruston offer
ID an elnquent preamble, and various res
olutlons Herr presented by Dir. George
Watterson and adopted. They were elo-
4nenty supported by Mr.. Secretary Kush.
The samr day Of mourning was designate
for Messrs. Jefferson aud Adams. Onr
If the resolutions requested VI. VIZ.
who had been chosen at a former Mretms
To deliver an Grafton IN memory OF Mr..
Jefferson, 10 unlir III II, the eulugy of NJ .
Adams. Richard Bland Ire, Esq. mp,-
ed TO amend 1t, by separating tue days,
proposing the Sd III September for M.
1 II.
Adams. TINS cOu, Sc MAS opposed by
GOV. Barbour aud over,uled.
H. Phitadetphla, AT a special meeting of
the Amrrtcau Philosophical Society, lol
winch Thomas Jefferson was Presldrnf. !
Peter 5. Dup"ocesn, Esq. in The Chaa.
aud Robert Walsh, j.. Secretary. DR.. X.
VI. Pauteson rose aud addressed the Chau
IN tne most feeling terms, announcing the
death of their President. Resolutions foI
addressing a Letter .xpressis ~ of tue frei-
ings ot the Suclety 10 the family of Tho.
Jeilerssn-orderlng his death 10 be cert.
lied 10 the Royal Academy of Inscriptions
aud Bellies Letters al Pans, of which Mr..
Jefrrson VAS a member were unanimous
~ passed. A public discourse IN ms
rommtmoration as voted to be deliver
ed, aud NICHOLAS BIDpLE, Esq Presi-
dent # the Bank u. 5. unanimously ap =
pointed for that purpose.
The city authorities invited JoHN SER
GEANr. Esq. to deliver Funeral Grafton
In honor ri Mrssrs. Jefferson and Adams
IN The 24th lnst. which was accepted b,
Ann.
In annapolis. the Court Of Appeals of
Mary and th"n III season, adjourned for
one d. 90 learning Mr.. Jcilerson's death
and again on learulng the demise u Mr..
Adams.
/ UtHehsSter, the citizens convened on
Saturday, the 9Th inst. upon learning of
Mr.. Jeflerson's death, the Mayor, Obed
Waite, Esq. in the Char, and \. G. Smith,
Esq. Secretary. The meeting vas ad-
dressed, and preamble aud resolutions a.
dapted Ia the occasion offered by JAMES
NJ. MASON, Esq. was chosen accordingly.
The citEeas again assembled when
newswas received of Mr.. Adams death
VIM. l., Clark, esq. offered an eloquent
preamble, preceded by an address to the
meeting. Mr. Mason was requested to
unite The lattIer patriot ia his enlnsy, and
X
ou as being in honour of both Mr.. Jcfer-
son and Mr. Adams.
In .Neo York. funeral hsnors were paid
to the memory of the deceased Patriots
the t2th insi. A very large procession
formed at the City Hall, consisting of Mu-
nicipal officers, clergy, Cincinnati society,
the Governor and other State Officers,
Judges, Members of Congress aud the
Stale la gisisture, Foreign Ministers and
Consuls, Military and Naval officers, Stu
dents of Colleges, citizens, sc. and with
solemn mucic, while the mutIlrd bells
were toliing, aud the battery and revenue
cutter firing minute guns, Proceeded
through the principal streets to the Middle
Dutch Church, where an address on the
solemn occasion was delivered by the
Rev. DIR. Rowan, preceded and followed