Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-15

United States and Mexican Commissioners for
the adjustment ofclaims under the conven- =.
ton with Mexico.
Members ofthe House of Representatives
and Officers. .s,9SStsssll1I:s, ,9ESssll1I:,
Governors Of States and Territories and Menu
bers of State Legislatures.
Judges of the Circuit Court of the District Of
Columbia. with the Members of the Bar
and Officers of the Court.
The Judges Of the several States. -.
The Comptroller of the Treasury. Auditors,s
Treasurer, Register and Solicitor
Commissioners and other Civil Officers of the
Government.
Officers and Soldiers Of the late war whoserged
under the command of the late President.
Corporate authorities Of w ashington. Z;
Corporate authorities Of GEORGETOWN,
Corporate authorities of Alexandra.
3Such Societies and Fraternities as may wish TO
Join the Procession, TO report 10 the Mar.
shal of the District, who will assign
them their respective POSITIONS: -
Citizens and Strangers. 49,
The troops desinated to form the escort Wilt
!assemble in the Avenue. north ofthe Presidents.
House, and form line precisely at II o'clock. A.
3M OH Wednksday the 7h instant, with lis right
/ Captain Ringgold's company Of Light Artifle-
'ry) resting opposite the western gate. ~
The procession will move precisely at
ll2 o'clock NJ, when minute guns will be
fired by detachments of artillery stationed
near ST. Johns Church and the Capitol. :
At the same hour, the bells,of the several
Churches in Washington, Georgetown, and :
alexandria will be tolled. ~
At sunrise Tomorrow, 9th inst) Fed
]eraI salute will be fired from the military
stations in the vicinity of Washington
minute guns between the hours of 12 and
|3, and national salute at the setting Of
The sun.
The usual badge of mourning will be
worn on the left arm and on the hilt of the
Sword.
The Adjuiant General Of the Army is
charged with the military arrangements Of
3lhe day, aided by the Assistants Adjutant
General on duty at. the Head Quarters-o Of
1.-THE Army. % =
The United States Marshal ofihe Dis.
gtrict has the direction of the Civic Process
ssion, assisted by the Mayors oflhe cities Of
9the District and The Clerk OF the Supreme
4 8Court of The United States.
By order: R. JONES,
Adjulaat General ofthe L. S. Ap,y.
The body Of the President will remain
suuenclosed in the coffin during to-day, 10
] safford all who may desire it, 10 take last
Hook al his mortal remains.
It's regretted that Domestic circumstan-
! sces had called the Secretary of the Navy
from the seat Of Government before the
occurrence of the Presidents illness, aud
have occasioned his absence at the present
moment.
FROM THE LEGIsLAkuE OF MARYLAND. 4
We learn by The following letters 10 the
Secretary of State that the Legislature Of
Maryland proposes to attend the funeral
aof President Harrison Tomorrow, in body.
ANNAPOLIS, April S, l84l.
aHon. D. Webster, Sec. Of State.
Sir: We are directed, by resolution Of
1 the General Assembly ofMaryland, 10 in-
form you oftheir determination to. unite in
paying tribute of respect to the memory
3of the late President, by attending bis fune-
]ralon Wedpesda :s,e s,.5.,s,.sss 3
sespects8aare Rair Qhedients