The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23
Major and Adjgtans.
Infantry Corps, Capt. l.. Ruth,

Bras 6 pomuder.
Artillery Corps, Capt. Goodman's)
Bras 6 Founder.
Artillery Company, Capt. Forepaugh's)
FankerJ.
Capt. Ebberly's Corps, Infantry.
Capt. DalZelPs Company, Infantry.
Capt. Wagner's Corps, Rillemen.
Tsvo ~Irnmpets.
Corps of Horfe, Capt Hill's)
Colonel Of the Fira Battalion.
The Iammany Society or Columbian
Order.
II Bxsh Horn.
Grand Sachem of Tammany Society.
a warrior carrying flag of Pennfylvania.
Father of the Council.
A Sachem with the Calumet.
THE CAP @Liberty.
The Tube of Penniylvania.
The l6 other tribes led by their ~iegeral
Sachems and the Flag of each tribe.
The Scribe of the Society.
The Winkinkee.
The st. Patrick Society.
The Union Society of Cordwainers.
The United German Benefit Society.
The Incorporated st. Tammany Socie-
ty.
The Union Society.
The Frovident Society.
The True Republican Society.
The Democratic Republican BENEVOLENT
Society.
The Friendly Society.
The Victuallers.
The Cincinnati.
The Committee of Arrangements
Matt. LAWYER, Efq. Fred. Wolbert, Efq.
Major Kits, Gen. Barker, Hugh Fergufon,
Efq. Major Simmons.
The Orator of the Dav-Dr. Leib.
The Young Men of Democratic Princi-
PIES, bearing an emblematic flag.
1.-THE principal figure Liberty on a De-
dettal-ihaded by a Palm tree at her left
Feace with a ~Cornucopia, on her right a f.
| CURE ofan aborigine representing the Unit
ed States--in the act of rafting from the
ground a female figure of an aborigine re-
preienting Louiliana--andprefentin her to
Liberty and Peace--above appears Miner
va, hgniilcant of the wisdom which efeSed
the union OF Louiliana by pacific means
the motto,
W7sd0nr and Ertue Triumphant.
Citizens in Ranks.
Governor oft Commonwealth.
Civil officers of the fate and general GO
vernment.
| The City Councils.
The Major General of the Militia and
commandment of the legion, with his faf.
The officers of the City and County
| Militia.
Second Battalion eftbe Legion.
Two TRUmPETs.
Corps ofHortc, Capt. Jones's)
| Rifle Corps, Capt. Snydei's)
y TnEonft-u (,--,, (p,- C
| Br45 Field piere-..6 FOUNDER.
Artillery Corps, Capt. Powelrsl.
lntantry.t..Capt. Sweeny,
duane,
-Mentzer,
Montgomery,
-Vogdes.
Teveive ~Staadaras
Marital Muyic.
Capt. Fox,
-MarfhaI,
-M'Kellar,
Allen,
-Simington.
Colonel Of the fecond Battalion.
o Founder.
Artillery,(Capt. Cafh's)
Rife Corps, Capt. Fefinire's)
Infantry, Capt. Altimus's)
Rife Corps, Capt. Seyfert's)
Truubets.
Corps of Horfe, Capt. Comely'S)
The wetnefs of the ground rendered it
necefiaryto limit progrefS ofthe narcotic
theitreets which arepaved, therefore inftead
of proceeding to South .freet, the courfe
taken was through the Newmarket up
Lombard, into Third, and by the COVER
nor's thence to Chefnut up to Sixth, into
Market ~ttreet, and thence to the Centre
fquare.
The committes of arrangement had. pre-
riouly caufed to be erected a roarum. on
the welt ide of the area formed by the
north iide of the Centre fquarc and Broad
itreet-upon TIE pioneers entering the
ground, they took pofiefion of the area,
the place of the orator was intended TO
form the centre of the fegment of 4 circle,
to be formed by the two military divii-
ons.
The cavalry Of two d|iviions formed on
the right and left of the o%ratorin a riyht line
facing inwards to the eaf-the right wing
of infantry marched, took the line formed
by the left of the cavalry to the eaftward
facing inward fouth I; and the left wing of
the infantry took pofefjon of the line for
med by the right Of the cavalry extending
eaitward, and facing inward tothe north +:
the rifle corps and pioneers forming the
eat fide of the fquare, which gave an area
of about $50 by 500 feet, in the centre. of
which the feyeral f~ocieties noticed i'm the
detail of The procefion took their Rations
according to the order pregiouny determi-
ned, when the whole having entered the