Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-01

sion will reach the Battery by 3 O'Clock p M
when the whole Aquatic procession will have re-
turned from the Ocean, and be stationed off the
Battery.
a. The whole aquatic party being ready and the
oolis duly arranged, the procession will pass the
ooa1s, Of the margin OF the Battery, upon the Dad
paved circular walk. This close approach of the
boats TO the Battery is intende, TO give to the city
procession, and the aquatic party, view of each
o'her' and TO enable the Corporation to unite the
two together, in Grand Procession
o. The Corporation with heir~ guests preceded
10y the Aborigines from Lake Erie with their canoes,
VIII tail in the rear OF the City Procession, follow
Ing 1t under the direction of the Grand Marshall, 10
the City Hall, where all will dispense.
Note--it Is requested that the Committees OF
the several Societies who intend TO unite in the
celebration, will send to the Recorders Office in
the City Hall, on before the LIST OF Nov an es-
mate oil their respective numbers, TO the end that
the Grand Marshall may apportion suficien,
space, In which each Society may conveniently
form and move in the procession.
And also, the names OF the principal persons from
each society; with whom The Grand Marshall may
confer.
The bells of the City Hall, and of all the Chur-
ches in the city will be rung from to 8, from ~
to / /, and from TO 8 o'clock
Older OF the Societies, Citizens and Military:
|. Horsemen with trumpets.
2 Band OF Music. ~
q ne oranu Marshall with his Aids
!. Forresters with axes TO cut down the trees
and clear the earthIor cultivation.
o. Tilers OF the ground, consisting of Farmers
and Gardeners, and followed oy the Members os the
agricultural and horticultural Societies.
q. The Iailors, and journeymen Tailors' Society.
T. Measures OF grain Millers and Inspectors of
hour-not pot and pearl ashes, and ofprovsions.
s. The Bakers, and the Bakers Benefit. Society
y. Brewers and Dstillers
10. Coopers, and the Journeyiaen Coopcrs So
ciety.
III. The Butchers.
~ Wearers and Manufacturers ofwoolIen, linen
and cotton Cloths
ID Taow Chambers and Soap Makers
Ia. Tanners, Curriers' s. Leather Dressers.
10. Cordwamers' Society.
10. The Furriers.
AZ. Tie Hatiers.
IS The Masons, and the Journeymcn Masons
49, The Carpenters.
20, Smiths Majors and Cutters, and Smiths
Benevolent Society.
81 Painters and Glaciers. and House Painters,
Society.
%. Stone Cutters.
2S. Cabinet Makers.
"a. Chair Makers, Chair Makers Society, and
Journeymen Chair Makers Society
%. Uphosterers.
20. Tinplate Workers and Pewterers.
81. Pot,ers
%. Brush Makers.
20. Copper, Gold and Silver SIN
so. Carvers and Guilders.
81. Coachmakers, saddlers and Harness makers
80. Shpwrigh,s.
S3. Saiimakers, Ropemakers, Riggers ard Caul-
kers.
"a. General Society of Mechanics and Trades
men.
80. The Firemen and Fire Department
SO. The Benevolent Societies.
81 The Merchants.
80. The Citizens
90. The CaTimen.
40 The Teachers Society.
Al. The Printers and Members of the Typoera
phical Socety
~. The Booksellers, Bookbinders and Station
ers
43. The Students of Columbia College.
Al. The College OF Physicians and Surgeons.
! 40. The Medical Society.
| 46. The Rev. the Clergy.
~. The Bar.
-. The Historical, Philosophical, PhilologicaI
and other Literary Societies.
10. The Members of the Academy of the Fine
| Arts.
80. Strangers of Distinction.
81. The Sheriff aud S,aI, with the Judicial OFF,
So. The Military Officers.
SO. The Ancient and Honorable Society of Free
and Accepted Masons.
81. The Governor and Lieut.. Governor.
| So. The Senate and Members Of the Assembly.
! 90. Canal Commissioners, now in commission
and all former Canal Commissioners
81. Canal Engineers.
/ So. State Officers.
! SO. The Corporation and their Guests
EVENING CELEBRATION.
/. The City Hall will be brilliantly illuminate ed
by special order of the Corporation. II will be
suitably decorated with appropriate devices. The
illumination will commence at o'clock and close
at 10 o'clock.
3 Towards the close of the illumination. there
viii be grand display of fire works in front OF
the Hall. Some of the designs will be entirel =
novel This will be done under the direction of Mr.
Richard " ilcox
! 3. The Corporation respectfully recommend that
4 the Theatres and public buildings be illuminated
from to 10 O'Clock.
Guests invited by the Cooperation 10 join the
aquatic procession:
The President Of the United States
Vice President.
Senators aud members Of Congress
The Heads Of Departments Of the L. States
Judicial and other civil officers of the United
States.
Foreign Ministers and Consuls.
Officers Of the Army and Navy Of the United
States.
Foreign, Military, and Naval Officers.
The Collector Of the port OF N. York. (Hcre
follow AZ other set Of Guests, comprising all tie
Officers OF the Stale Government &c. &c.
The Cincinnati Society
The Hon. John Jay, Morgan Lewis, and Jo-
sePh G. Yates, former Governors Of the State o.
New York
The Hon. Stephen Van Rensselaer,. John TavDo
and Eraslus Root, forEer Lieut.. Governors OF al,
Stale OF New York
The Hon. Esbert Benson and Robert Troup
former Judges under the United States
The Hon. John Lansing and james Kent, forrne