The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-14

In the centre OF the whole was pisced the stan
dard Carpenters arms) borne by Mr.. NJ. Hau-
bert supported by Messrs. Newton and Waters.
Each ofthe company wore on the front of his hat,
IAN engraving which represented the temple of
independence. Marshals and managers, Messrs.
Price, Herring, Hayden, Mason, Milleman,
Hoffman, Shipley, Small, Hall. Baum, Barnes,
Cross, Ready. w. M'Conkcy, Lyetii, Whitley &
ID. SALISBURY.
1t is out Of our power TO convey an idea Of
the beauty of the temple which this patriotic bo-
dy OF citizens SO speedily erected. Asa test of
its chastity Of design and elegance OF execution,
it may be only observed, that three hundred dui-
lars have been refused for it; long may it remain
Al monument of their skill and indilstry!1
. STONE CurrERs-Preceded by Robt. Stew
art, Esq. on a white horse next the carriage
drawn by six grey horses; having capital in
tended for the new court house, and "a Marble
column with base and plmth upon it, with a
young man at work upon each. Then came Sc
venteen of the profession; next banner borne
by Mr.. Fl. B. Griffith, having upon it The Tenn
pie 81 MineyU6. with Cheveron and compass |;
on each side different instruments and tools of
the profession over the whole the Eagle with
his wings extended with label issuing from
his beak, having the motto,-" Under my
wings the arts shall flourish" beneath Stone
Cutters Of Baltimore"
Then followed all the joArneymen, closed by
utC prChtiCSSs Qccp. AHSy All nAQ WUttc
leather aprons tucked up at the left side by the
right corner, each man had ticket in his hat
bematcal of the trade, & alltwere uniformly dres-
scd with white waistcoats and pantaloons, blue
coats and black hats Their number was a.
bout
STONE MAsoNs & Bn1cx.LAyrps-Heal
by Mr.. James Mosher; workman carried Gag
richly ornamented, and the motto, +" Brieklay-
ers and Masons Of Baltimore tinted" Each per-
son wore badge on his hat, emblematical of
his profession Number $50.
PAINTERS & GLAztRRs-Headedb by Messrs
Blorh and Thicker; on stage drawn by two
horses, driven by workman, ornamented with
pallet and pencils, were two persons at work,
viz. Mr.. Duncan employed in copying view OF
Ra,Per's Ferry, and boy engaged in preparing
the coiors. The back Of the car was ornanen-
ted with pots, &c. The number was fifty four,
all ornamentcd with gilt brushes, sc. The STAN
dard was the painters arms the motto" Ma
ture, the painters n,eael."
PtAIsTERE by Mr.. John Whit
lock, in number about So; with tools On the
flag was represented man at work, standing up
on I,on, tnodeli under whose tongue was held by
a Iorrapin. The Eagle lowered over the whole
Label as coming from the mouth Of the terrapin,
F" lon'ce defiZhtea in gore. I'll maze you rear
more" The men were all dressed with white
aprons of homespun linen.
GARNET MAgERs--Mr w. Cook, director
ring theprocession, actually made patent swing
cradle. On rich flag was painted the cabinet
Makers arms, (borne by Mr.. Benson) and the
motto; Our cabinet. may it be enriched b. union"
An UpholSteFsr was also at work upon this stage
forty.
TANNERS, CURRIERS', &c.--The number g.
bout one hundred, under the management of
Messrs. Miller, Jones, Mathews and Boyle On
4 very rich flag painted the American Ea-
gle From his beak was suspended the curriers'
steel I; in one talon was q currying knife, under
which lay the lyons head and a crcwn--in the
other talon was a tanners, hesher, and beneath
II the representation of COCK Above the Eagle
near the bottom of the flag; &c The rroaSlican
leather manufacturers Of Baltinsws.''
Boor & SHoR MAKERs--Aiore than two
hundred in number, headed by Mr.. Barnaby and
under the direction OF seven gentlemen of the
profession. On the stage were two men and two
boys at work one of whom made pair of shoes
on their way out, and wore them coming home
The Standard, borne by Mr.. Parks, represented
Crspin and Crispiana, one holding boot and the
other shoe. Every boot and shoe Maker was
furnished with white leather apron, fringed
with blue riband, which was painted three
goats heads, the cordwsincrs arms.
THE HArTERs--.W Were about one hundred &
twenty in number, and preceded by that venera-
Die patriot, David Shields, Esq. On the stage
were employed in making hats. A flag was car
ned IN front, bearing various emblems Of the
Fade, and the following mottos---" WIta fhe in
snsry Of the beave, support orr rights
: We assist each other in time of need" Every
latter was furnished with neat apron & badge
Fhe committee of arrangement were Messrs E.
Taylor, ]. Bryson, j. Fisher, p. Lerry and ]
saiconer. Around the hat of each man was
abel inscribed with the word " Independence -
WHEELwR1cHTs--He Headed by Mr.. Ferdinand
iook--number %. Their flag was the wheel
notto---" United Republican WhceI.rriehts'
CooPERs- Preceded by highly ornamented
'arriage, drawn by six beautiful horses, richly
;aparisoned, representing Cooper's shop, Is feet
ong and wide, with three men and boy at
work, all dressed in white, with white aprons &
lack hats. In the front of the shop was the
notto---" Hearts Of oat" The standard was
'orne by MIR. George White, and represented a
work shop protected under the wings of the
American Eagle---from the beak went scroll
m which was inscribed. =" brotherly love---ne
and freedom"-- -below the
agile this motto
The best of arts that e'cr was found,
Is wood to wood when neatly bound'
Managers, MessrS. Mowbray, Durham, Tho.
mas, p. Fenby, Mileman, Cooney, Watts and
.ane.-.in the train one hundred and sixteen en- |
'loV' re 4 lourneymeu, all wearing white leather
prons.
CoAcKMhNERs---With standard emblema- |
zeal OF the profession, supported by 3young men.
The residue in files eight deep.
CoPPERsHiTHs, TIN-PLATE WoRKEts,
Brass FOUNDERS, d PLUHBERs-On a stage
irawn by four horses were nine workren EN-
'loyed at the various businesses, and different
branches of them, under the direction of Mr.. e.
taborg, Junr. who perhaps gave more life tn the |