Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-03
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The joint Committee Of Arrangements for the town
of Iyn"hhurg ahnounte The iolo" ing the order Of
c-lsbraon OF the ensuing anniversary If National
Independence.
LIST. Sanies by the NJ clanc Artillery dawn, sun.
rise, noon and sunset.
ID. A military and civic proc. ssion.
Sd. The Declaration of Independence To he read by
GEonGE w. BEN.GH, and an OfatIon by JNo. VIM
DUDLEY, ESqs.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
| Band If Music.
9. Revolutionary Soldiers.
3. Orator, Reader aud Officiating Clergy
a. The Rev. Clergy OF the towa and country.
5. Officers of Army.
6. Mechanic ARTILLERY (wirh their caunoa) in double
ranks.
7. Lynchburg Ugh, Infantry in double ranks.
&. Officers of Militia Of the town Ct Iyuc'bnrg and
surrounding country, in uniform. in double ranks.
9. Lynchburg Hose Company IN uniform. (h.aded by
their Engnecrs,) in double ranks, with lh,r Carriage
drawn by horses.
10. The I.ynchburg Young Mems Sucierv with thei
banner, and wearing The badge Of The Association nr
double ranks, headed by their President and Vice Pes
dent.
II. The Mechanics Debating Society. (same order
as the Young Mems Sncicly.)
u. Judge of District, Mayor, Aldermen, President
and Members Of the Comnon Council, aud other Civil
Oflirers Of The and country, in double ranks.
10. Citizens and Strangers in double ranks
The following gentlemen have been appointed to act
as "Aarshals of the Day''-Gen David Rodes, Chief
Marshal; Col. James II. Turner, 1t. Col. William b..
Brown aud MAJOR James Nj. Langhornr Assistant Mar
thals, who will appear IN uniform. and mouhlrd
Each Society or Company W III appoin,iNo Marshas,
who will he on foot.
The procession will be formed AT 0 O'clock, A. NJ.
by the Chief and Assistant Mashals in mont OF the Mas
sonic Hall Third street march up Sd TO " esl street
down West to Main street thence duwn Main street 10
lis intersection with 1h alleys up said alley To Sd street
thence up Sd to the Methodist Epsc'la Church, into
which will pass from the rear, the assigned,
as follows:
The altar to the Rev Clergy and Revolutionary Sol.
ders; the six pews OF the middle tel ttni of the pull
pit, 10 the Mechanic Artillery and Light Infantry, the
former in the right the latter in the ldt the four nue
diaely in rear to the Huse Company, aud the
The side tier Immediately The riga Of the pull pit to The
Lynchburg Young Mems Debating Society; that On lht
LEFT TO the Mechanics Debating Society. he nul
news immed atey on the hight OF and next 10 the
Young Mems Debating Society nile Ulcers Of the Ar
my and Mihlia-Ihe remaining side tiers on The ri9h
and left of the pulpit 10 ci liens a I'd strangers.
he two front pews in the gallery IN front OF the pull
PIT 10 the Band Of Music. The remaining pews are es
Peclally assigned 10 the ladies'
The chur Ii will be opened at o. O'Clock for the recep
non OF ladies' but gentlemen will he admitted, tx
cepl the aged and ntrm until the procession shall have
passed in.
Messrs. James w. Morgan. Chesley Hardy, d.
reese and Geo. W. Valentine respectfully request
"a TO attend at the Church for the reception Of the ladies'
and II carry the foregoing arranee mcns into effect.
LEWIS PAGE.
JNO. B. TILDEN. Committee.
j. X. IOLCOMBE,