Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-31

to the boundary line at 9 o'clock. On the arri-
val of the General at the line, he will be adj
dressed by the Mayor in behalf of the citizens.
signal will then be given for a salute to be
fired by the Sea Fenciblcs, stationed South
Boston Heights and for the commencement of a
peal from all the bells.
procession will then he formed by the Chief
Marshal, to move in the following
ORDER:
Three Marslals.
A Corps of Light Dragons
MARSHAL.
The mounted Cavalcade, in divisions with Mar
shals ut intervals.
MUSIC.
Battalion of Light Infantry.
Aid. CHIEF MARSHAL. Aid.
committee of Arrangements, in four carriages.
The Members of the Common Council, in
carriages.
CRY MARSHAL.
~ THE MAYOR,
2 Gil, and Senior Aldermen, in a ba- 2
z rouche, drawn by four roam
horses.
MARSHAL.
fGEN. LA FAYETTE,)
~, In an open barouche ,,
drawn by four white '''' ''i''
horses.
THE GENERALS FAMILY IN A CARRIAGE.
SOCIETY OF CINCINNATI.
MARSHAL.
Officers Of the Army aud Navy of the L. 6.
Officers of the United States Government.
Field and Staff Officers of the First Divisions in
uniform, and mounted.
Strangers of distinction, in carriages.
Civil, Judicial Municipal Officers, Societies, and
Citizens, in carriages.
Two MARsHALs.
The procession to move through Washington
frpef In 81 tn
UP State, Court and Common streets, 10 BOWS
ton street. When the front reaches Boy lston
street, the Procession will halt, and form in line
facing to the Common.
General LA FAYETTE, and family, preceded
10y the Chief Marshal, and suite, and followed
by inc carriages of the Mayor, Committee Of
Arrangements, and Common Council will pass
the lipe, and enter the Common in Boylston
street. The civil part of the procession will
,ilen be dismissed.
The pupils Of the Public Schools, male and
female, will be arranged on the Common i'm one
line, facing Common street, under the direction
of their instructors, and protected by peace oti-
GERS. The General and suite, and the CITY
Authorities, preceded by the Chief Marshal,
will pass through the line, to the foot of Park
street.
The battalion ofLight Infantry will be formed
jn line III Park street, and be passed i'll review
BY Gen. La Fayettc, who win proceed 10 the
State House, where he will be received by Ills
ExceIiency the Governor and Council on the
part ofthc Commonwealth. The ringing of the
Bells will continue till the General arrives at
the State House.
The Mayor and Committee, will then con-
duct the General to his residence at the Sub
scription House
The salute fired by the Sea Fencibles will
be repeated by the Columbian Artillery, posted
on Cops Hill.
On the arrival of the General at the State
House, salute will be fired by the battalion
of Artillery, posted OH the high ground Of the
Common
The Committee respectfully invite their fol-
low citizens to cooperate in the preceding ar
engagements, and suggest the necessity Of pune
tuality i'll attendance at the time and places spe-
Gifted, and of strict and careful observation of
the particular order sslablished;-that this at
tempt to express the cnrdiaty of the welcome
given BY the inhabitants Of Boston TO this dis
iinguished Citizen, may cycntuatc in result
worthy of the Just and honorable sentiments il,
which il originated.
BY order of the Committee Of Arrangements
JOSIAH QUINCY, Chni,U,nn.
IL Shoud any alienation in the above ar
rangement, postpuneucnt, take place on
Gen. La FAYETTE's afi. al. sufficient aud suit
able notice will be given.