The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16
PROGRAMME
OF THE FUNERAL PROCRssIox
On the 26th Of July, 1852,
IN HONOR OF HENRY CI,y

The associations and individuals intending n ;,,-
in procession, will assemble at the Count C uln
House, on Main street, at half past o'clock, A NJ
At o'clock precisely, the line will move forw..s
in the following order:
Chief Mar.hal and his two Aids
Military.
Orator of the Day and The Governor in an on.,
barouche F0A
Judges and Officers of the Federal Com,
Judges and Officers of the Courts of Viroin;a
State Officers.
Clergy.
Mayor. Aldermen, City council ard Oeaesrs
Officers aud Soldiers OF the Revolution, and of the
War OF lel2.
officers and Soldiers of the War with Mex,co
Officers of the Army and Navy OF tine United s,s,s.
Officers of the Virginia Mil tia. ''''
Officers and Members Scientific and Literary 81.
cieties
Historical Society of Virginia
Benevolent Societies
German Benevolent Society.
Red Men.
United American Mechanics
Rechabites
Sons of Temperance
Druids
Odd Fellows
Richmond Fire Association
Masons
Citizens on foot, four abreast
Citizens on horse back four abreast
Cirizeas in Carriages
The head of the procession will rest on Main
street, opposite to the County Court House ALI
that part of the procession going in front of the
"German Benevolent Society" Will form on Main
street, in rear of the military. in the order pre-
scribed by the absve programme.
the German Benevolent Society will form on 2lst
street, north OF Main,
The Red Men on 2 st street, south of Main
The United American Mechanics and Rechabiies
on 20th street, north of Nam.
The Suns OF temperance on 10th street, south Of
Main.
The Druids on 10Th street, north of Main.
The ODD Fellows on 18th street, south of Main
The Richmond Fire Association on 18th street.
north of Main
The Masons ON 18th street, south of Main
Citizens are requested to unite in the procession
in rear of the Masons, from any point they may
think proper, though they are respectfully urgedtO
do SO before the procession passes the Old Market
The Associations and Societies forming on eros,
streets, will join in the proc sslon it advaDcesn
passing them, in the order above laid down sndin
forming on the cross streets, they will let their
specuve heads rest as near to Main street posi-.
BILE, that they can, with the smallest delay take
their places in the marching column. An Assistant
Marshal will be stationed at each OF the above
Streets ON Main. to conduct the respective AssOca
tons and Societies into the line.
The flags at the capitol and armory, at the ship
ping in port and the other flags in the city, will be
displayed at half mast during the day.
The State, city and church bells will be toled
curing tue movement OF Tue procession, ana uiluiS
guns win be fired from the Capitol Square during
the movement of the procession.
Citizens will close doors aud suspend business
during the day, and drape houses, (plaees OF bus
ness and TesiGences,) IN mourning during the Gay
The Associations and Societies. and the military
in the line, will their usual iuuera! badges and
all individuals not connected win the sooye sose
ties and the military, will wear Grape on the lett
arm.
The procession will move up Main street to lot,
thence along LIST to Broad down Broad TO sEh, dowa
9th to Capitol street, and down Capitol street to the
North gate OF the Capitol Square, through the gate
into the Square TO the place Of speaking.
; A committee will be in attendance at the place OF
speaking, to conduct ladies and others to the seats
set apart for them.
THOMAS ]. EVANS,
CHARLES DiMMoGK. COMMITTEE
ROBERT NJ. NIMMO,