Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-19
WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

By direction OF the Governor of Virginia. Commander in
Chief the following order is TO be observed in forming
conducting tho procession tho 22d inst, the laying
the Corner Stone:
Chief Marshal and his aids.
The Military.
The President OF tho United States Governor of Virginia
and Orator of the Day in open burouche.
The Executive Council of Va
Commissioners of the Washington Monument.
The Senate Of Va.
House of Delegates of Va.
The Judges and Officers of tho State 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 of the 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 ScenGc and Literary Societies
Richmond Fire Association.
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
Druids
The Order of the Sons Of Temperance.
Rechabitcs
The German Benevolent Society.
The United American Mccnanics.
Builders and olher Societies OF Mechanics.
The Masonic Fraternity.
Citizens on foot, abreast
Citizens on horseback, abreast.
Citizens in Carriages.
The head of the procession will be Main street! at the
County Courthouse All that part of The procession going
in front OF the Fire Association will form Main street in
the order prescribed by The programme above.
The Fire Association will form on 2st street. north %
Main
The Odd Fellows on 10th steeet, north of Main.
The Druids on 18th street, south of Main.
The Sons Of Temperance on 18th street, north of Main.
The Rechabites on 18th street. south of Main.
The German Benevolent Society 18th street, north
Main,
The United American Mechanics Builders and other So
cietes Of Mechanics on 18th street. south of Main.
Masonic fraternity on 18th street. north of Main.
Citizens requested to join the procession in Of the
Masons, from any point they may think proper.
The associations forming tho streets will Join The
procession advances in passing them in the order above
laid down. and they requested in forming the cross
streets TO let their respective heads Main
possible, that they can, with little delay
practicable, fall into the column.
The following are the Marshals appointed:
Capt. Benj. Sheppard, Chief Marshal Col G. ~ Johnson
Col Henry W. Quarles Col J. w. Spading, MAJOR r. C.
Rice, MAJOR H. c. Cabe Major Thos. H. Fills Capt J.
ClarksoE, Capt. Thos J. Evans, Thos u Dudley l.. II
Trigg H. A. Caiborne, DIR. &. G. Minor Poaux Robinson
Wnh +. Deprest, Henry L. Brooke Geo. W. Toler Jane:
Winston, Ro G.. Scott, r, Sam'l Ellis B. w. Richard
son. Thos NJ Aliriend Luther Libby, James Lyons, John
D. Quarles DR.. G.. b. Gibson Henry ESal JAS II. Grant
Geo NJ Darlington, Richard Crouch Geo w Munford Jas
Isaac 4. Goddn, Walker Haxa Ensace Robinson Richd
Hill. IT, DR.. Chas F. Marx Jos. Mayo and John n. Van
Lew.
By order of the Governor Gen VIM Lamber, will hav.
command Of tho military who will issue his orders accord
ingly. -
The Marshals will appear on horseback.
The Procession will march up Main Street 10 2d. ST..
thence along I'd Broad Stdown Broad lth Street
thence along h turning and entering the Square through
the North Cato 10 the place designed for the Monument
When the head Of the column reaches 10th Street in com
ing down Broad the procession will be halted open orde
will be taken and the Masonic Fraternity will pass through
and then the procession will proceed to the point whore rh
ceremony of laying the Corner Stone will be performed BY
the Masonic fraternity.