Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-07

psake aud Ohio Canal Company; the members of The
several Corporations OF the District and other invited
guests and citizens OF tho District, will assemble at
Semines Hotel, in Georgetown, at o o'clock; and a,
half past nine, the ircg Of signal gun the COM
pany thus assembled will in proce ssion to the
ground, the mouth Of Rock Creek in the following
order:
l. The Grand Lodge of the District Of Columbia.
2. The Marine Band OF Music
3. The Standard Of the United States, borne and
supported by four non-Commissioned officers Of the Ma
rne Corps.
The Committee of Arrangements, consisting of
The Mayor and two members of each of the
District
The President and Directors of the Chesapeak
aud Ohio Canal Company.
q. The President Of the u States and gentlemen At
tached to his family.
4. The Heads Of Departments. Postmaster General
and Attorney General Of the U. States
3. The Judges OF ihe Circuit Court of the u. States
for the District of Columbia.
g. The Foreign Ministers, Representatives, and
Consuls.
10. The Engineers aud Officers of the Canal Comma
ny. and Contractors.
H. The members OF the three Corporations and their
officers
IL. Citizen. generally.
An appropriate place will be assigned TO the Volun-
eer Corps.
While the procession Is moving national salute will
ne fired and another the conclusion of the ceremony
Col. J. 1. Stull, Col c. Andrews, and Mai c. Is
Thomson are appointed Marshals of the day with pow
er TO appoint such assistants they may deem ncces
sary by order OF tho Committee,
JOHN cox, Chairman.
J. hunr2, Secretary.
FOURTH OF JULY.
We learn that in conformity with the usage introduce
ed by his predecessors the President will receive the
visits Of such OF his fellow citizens as NAV call ON him
Tomorrow. IL 10 expec,ed that the President will in
III. morning. attend the laying the corner stone Of tn
lock on the canal in Georgetown, and that his door.
viii be thrown open FROM until ,lree,P NJ.
". $. Tel.
July MIR Rivcs. Minister to France has bee n for
some days past in this city, preparing Tor his departure
abroad.
Judge Breckenridge of Florida is at present on Wis.,
II TO the Seat OF Government. Nat Int
We are sorry to learn that to lose Capt Ste
sea in command OF the Soop of War Ontario about 10
sail from New York for the Mediterranean Wher.
ever he goes the and esteem of all his acouaint
ances will follow him fI5
BALTIMORE. July 4.-Th, Marion Corps Of Rifle.
are to embark six o'clock this morning on boar
the steamboat Independence, excursion 10 Elk
ton
In front of the engine house of the New Marke, Pr.
Company, the Declaration OF Independence will be re adj
ana an Grafton delivered by VIM. III Collins T. q A
general invitation TO the citizens given he present
al the celebration, the exercises OF which will com.
nence at eight o'clock, A NJ.
The Corner Stone OF the bridge about 10 be thrown
over the turnpike road Elcos' Mills by the BaIi-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, will ba laid to- Law
with appropriate masonic ceremonies by Patnos Lodge
The venerable Charles Carroll of Carroliton the only
surviving Signer Of the Declaration of Independence
will he present the interesting occasion. We learn
that several hundred yards OF the permanent ral-road
ar" laid down in The vicinity Of the conte bridge
and that this section of the road will be put into opera
ton to-day for the first tme with Of the winan.
Cars The ceremonies will take place about noon
~ ten o'clock there will be Divine service at the
Methodist Church in Light steet and collection vii
b. taken up aid of The funds OF the American Colon
cation Society. t.4merican.