Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-20
WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

ny erection ofthe Governor Of Virginia, Command
CiieI, the following older is TO be observed IN
forming and conducting the procession the 22d inst
at the laying OF the corner stone:
Chief Marshal and his Aids
The Military
The Governor OF Virginia. President of the U. States,
and Orator OF the day, in open barouche
The Executive Council DIVA.
The Presidents Suite and Governors Aids.
Commissioners OF the Washington Monument.
The Senate of Va.
House of Delegates DIVA
The Judges and officers Of the Stale Courts
Judges and officers OF the Federal Courts
State Officers
Officers of the Army and Navy OF the U. S.
Officers and Soldiers Of the Revolution.
Officers ofthe Of 1912.
Foreign Consuls.
The Reverend Clergy
Mayor, Aldermen, City Council and Officers
Officers Of the Virginia Militia. in uniform.
Officers and Members Of the Historical Society of Va
Officers and Members OF Scientific and Literary Socie-
ties
Richmond Fire Association.
The Independent Order of Odd-Felows
Druids.
The Order of the Sons Of Temperance
Rechabites.
The German Benevolent Society.
The United American Mechanics.
Builders and other Societies of Mechanics.
The Masonic Fraternity.
Citizens on foot, 4 abreast.
Citizens on horseback, abreast.
Citizens in Carriages.
The head OF the procession will be on Main street. at
the County Courthouse. All that part of the procession
going in front of the Fire Association, will form on
Main street in the order prescribed by the programme
above.
The Fire Association will form on 2lst street North
Of Main.
The Odd Fellows on 10th street. North of Main.
The Druids on 18th street, South OF Main.
The Sons OF Temperance on 18th street, North OF
Main.
The Rechabtes on 18th street, South of Main
The German Benevolent Society, on 18th street, North
of Main.
The United American Mechanics, Builders aud 9TH
er Societies OF Mechanics, on 9Th street, South
Main
Masonic Fraternity on 18th street, North OF Main
Citizens requested join the procession rear of
the M sons, from any point they may think proper.
The associations forming the cross streets will Join
the procession as 1t advances passing them in the
order above laid down and they requested in form
ing the streets TO let their respective heads rest
to Main street possible, that they can with
as little delay as practicable fall into the column
The following are the Marshas appointed:
Capt. Benjamin Sheppard Chief Marshal, Col G..
n. Johnson, Col; Henry W. Quarles, Col J. w.
Spauldng, Major t. G. Rice Major Fl. c. Cabe Ma
or Thos H. Ellis, Capt j. A. CIarkson, Capt Thos j.
Evans, Thomas U; Dudley, l.. H. Trigg, IL. A. Cai-
borne, DR.. G. G. Minor Potaux Robinson, VIM. F.
Depriest, Henry L. Brooke, GEO. w. Toler, Jas Win
ston, Robert G. Scott, Jr., Samuel Ellis, B. W. Rich
ardson, Thomas NJ Atriend, Luther Libby, Jas Lyons,
John d. Quarles DR.. G. B. Gibson, Henry Exal Jas
H. Grant, George NJ Darlington, Richard Crouch
George W Manlord, Jas R. Bridges. 3. 3. Minor,
ker Haxa!l, Eusace Robinson, Richard Hill, Jr., Dr.
Chas. f. Marx, Jos. Mayo, and John N. Vanlew.
By order of the Governor, Gen VIM. Lambert will
have command ofthe military, who will issue his orders
accordingly.
The Marshas will appear horseback.
The various associations, &c, requested to be
upon the ground at 10 O'clock A. NJ so as to be ready
to join the procession, which will march at ii o'clock
A. M.
The Procession will march up Main street to ID street
thence along I'd to Broad street-down Broad to 18th
streetthence along 18th street, turning and entering
the Square through the North Gate to the place design
ed for the Monument
When the head Of the column reaches 10th street, in
coming down Broad, the procession will be halted open
order will be taken and the Masonic Fraternity will pass
through and then the procession will proceed to the
point where the ceremony of laying the cornerstone
will be performed by the Masonic Fraternity