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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-15
In COMMON COUNCIL,
Izrb Odaker, I8o

I'm Od06fF, 1909.
ORokasD, That the Superintendent of qua.
rantine be authorized TO oontrats with Samuei
Crois, to allow him for the ufe of his houfe for
the reception of flick feamea from on board the
brig Atlantic, at the rate of one dollar per day
for fuch time as it may be neccdary to ufe il for
that purpofe.
oraerxd, That MeGrs. Depeale and Swift be
appointed COMMITTEES TO enquire into the CON-
plant Of lanes ROGel and others, and report
their opinion to tie rext Counci.
Ordered, That the free; con'mifionefs for
the louttern difttid repair the pavement at the
eeruer OF Prince ard Royal.areets, and pave the
suttet to the extent Of George M'Muun's pro-
oer1y, provided the fsid M'Munn caufe the fide
itpres 20 be iet al his own exPencc.
Oydeyea, That Mefrs. Miller and Preton be
committee e examine the Allotment of BeDIa.
MN Adanfop, and report their opinion 10 Coun.
ciL
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-15

soon" Very well, let him attend TO them
this evsniag, or read this evening and at
tend to them next; or let him read or write
while he would otherwise be, zvlshing fer
more time. but no The sits down and can
do nothing for want of time to do too much
--there he thinks noshing-then getting
up does notwithstanding round three or
four times resolves upon no,hing-taking
up one book and throwing down another he
harms nothing sitting down again he
10rftes nothing--rising again he says no.
thing then when the clock strikes II -
heknozos no,hing--and goes tobed-No-
thing. Port Felio.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-15

NO CURE-NO PAY.

WHEREAS, great many applf-
cations are made 10 tie Su1ie'ibcr, Tor the cure
Of the FEVER AND AGUE, which, IS st'snted
" tb tome exaenfc, and lois of time; be fhsre'ors
takes the hbrtt Of inforr,iog his trends and the
public, that his term. are Ore Dollar, TO bt paid
on he appIica,io, which lhsIl be returned II the
pat;en, is not CURED in toar days, from the tlmc
application i: made. Aprinted ticket to this ef-
fett will be delivered to ths applicant by giving
true account Of The number of fits they have
had.
John Sellers.
,GS rs the Poor villa to be cured Of fuch cif4
cafe. as well as the Rich TO thoie that cannot
really afford to pay, his feryiees viii be rendered
gratis.
Oagher Il. d3t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-15
E-S
SHIP - NEWS.
iDcrt ct Meransrta,
A R r " f ID

ARRIV ED,
Ship United States, captain Speake, 81
DAYS from Liyerpocl--with dry goods TO
Ricketts,, Newton & CO. and others.
September II, long. 40, 90, spoke ship
Eliza, four week. from Liverpool for Bal
elmore.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-15

.,..,,v, Ovens. 50 days from Tfini.
ss N', 's.,s' hip Volunteer. connsl, Of
ii Lsi' 'n s.,,;ned -Bsigs Planter, Young,
al.lapn1l' ! Gail in tel days; julius CElar,
s,bD'osl, a : ~ ten days; SOphrona, Davis,
srss, Nswa lived --Schooaer. Liberty, Rand
saS. l'i VIZ ~ il three days; Wiling Maid,
u New s. , days. 90 "Wednesday las',
SsH N'S =, long. 7,, 50, fpoks lehoonsr
j ht =, 4 I'd boaad for Alexandria, IS days
sbrsng s,oix. who the day before had iPllt all
r - !, keep Aer forsfail in gals'
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TO carry goods to Duakirk before which
the Dutch aeet lay.' This, upon the aa-
thority OF Gro,ius, he thinks they had a
clear right to do. At the same time We
must confess, that il seems to be an undue
extension of the right to declare a long line
OF coast upon which we may have no force,
in state of blockade. To the relinouish.
ment of the right SO extended, there might
be much objection; but It is ridiculous to
supPosefor moment that we should ever
accede TO the de6aition proposed by the
Moniteur, which in fact, would be an ADAM
-donment Of the right altogether.
1t must be confessed that The anxiety
which the French evince upon this subject
is a strong Froof OF the efficacy of our sys-
tenn of blockade: the greater, therefore,
their anxiety to induce as to abandon il,
the stronger ough: to be, and OF course viii
be, our attachment to II.
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Grdsra, That Meffis. Ceneslc. Jones, "a
Rofe, be appointed a committee 10 take ipto
confederation 10 much Of letter scceivtd ey TIC
Common C3uncilffom tie Secretary Of the 1rea.
fury of the United STATE. as reiasss to the ehsb.
lilhmcnt of proper place and the sTeetion OF the
hcules ncceAaay for enforcing due obiersaHce
of quarantine resu!atisns. AID TO fepofs tbe mes.
mfes neceifary 10 be taken by Council tor oo'
tanning the aid q. the general government IN tse
erection of the tame.
ordered,s hat the tax Of Angus McKlchney,
a POOR infrm man, be rernilted.
1ca JANIS Nj. MeREA, f.cs
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ar The higheit price given Tor
clean Linen Rags, by the Printer at
this paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-31
GOVERNOR M'KEAE's INAUGURAL.
SpEEC

The following speech was delivered By the Go.
vernor Of Pennsylvania. to both houses Of
the Legislature, upon his taking The oaths Of
Office, on TUESDAY ift 18th inst.
FrlcHfs e FeRosg CiiS0is.
The honor which our Constituents Nave con.
ierred, BY nv election, for a thid pei III 90 the
Office OF goyT riot. aeeept With grateful sen,
o. their confidence and with an undinrnished
zeal for tteir service.
u 70 true. that some circumstances have &C
cured, IN the course Of tie elcaon. which
did nor anticipate, as respeded myself; bit
which more than on my Own. I lan.ent on &C.
count of tHe pahiic did not anticipate tlat
the eicsc Of tic sincerely devoted, as fax as
M mean. and Judgment extend. 70 aCyanse the
liberty, independence gid prosperity o. o,y "a.
tive country, would have been amo,lfefed b any
irru;ation of 1 dttelldinn &C pfiaciple or any
ntusp9don Of rower.--by alN0i coz bnaiion 10
mrais the condd nee 81 ,he people W. by
gspund.ess sianssfs 10 destroy am hon, II rei,iia
tiQn' These however. ave evils in te'atron 20
the iuoiviergl II 100 iiuis morrsp. 20 a,fssa
your atienti5a but aS ;iey ahci ths great IN
icrest. political aad scc.d. ~ the community
you viii fcFar1 shen wih an auxious eve if
Therefore 10 tlis course Of siiort retiospe6i, you
should discover, thas tie press isg bcsa csu,a
INFESTED ny dic b,easi pohuuoas that :, i,ica
r0send'as,e', jssI isu,sa "a Is, suOtta a,,eagf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-31

said borough MAJ DC amended by rcduc
inS the number of wards therein, ant
changing the manner Of cleS,inr the CON
mon council of the said borough, is rea.
sonabie.
Resolved, that the residue of The said
peuon, praying, that tie jurisdiction OF
the corporation OF the said BOROUGH may
De SO extended as 10 permit the exscn.
ton OF process thereof against criminals
and foyi,lyes from Justice, any where up
on the waters within the limits ofthe port
Of Norfolk SC Portsmouth,, is reasonable.
Resolved, that the petition Of sundry in
haoltants of the said borough of Norfolk,
praying that the act, entitled. an acl, con.
corning the docks and wharves in the bo-
rough ofNorfolk, may he SO amended as
70 permit the fixture ofilood- gates at the
lower bridge on the Bacl. creek, a branch
OF Elizabeth river, is reasonable.
Resolved, that SO much of another re.
t'iion OF sundry inhabitants of the said
norongh, as prays tba, the MAYOR thereof
may hereafter be re eligible 10 Office from
year 70 year FOR the term Of four wears, az
the least, Is reasonable.
Resolved, that the residne nc tb-
last mentioned petition, PRAYING that ,h-
mayor OF the SAID Borough may receive
compensation for his services, either
from the general finds of the town. or
rom special fund to ba raised by a tax
on oliis ct health, law process, SC. is also
reasonable.
Resolved, that so much of the petition
Ut sundry inhabitants of the town OF
Dumfies. as prays that an a6 NAV pass,
Incorporating trustees OF an academy in
The said town, is reasonable.
Resolved, that the residue Of the nett
non last mentioned, praying that the
last debts incurred for tuition a, the said
academy may be recovered in sumrna-
ry way be rejected.
Resolved, that the petition of Adam
Hickman, praying tina; an sst passed a,
the last session of assembly, au,horisinr
the petitioner to erect mil across The
west fork OF Moncagaiia river, may be Sc
amendei as to specify hsome place sn
the said river where the said dam shall b.,
raised, 50 as the abulment thereof may
be on his own lands IN both sides OF The
sold river, is reasonable.
ING uFst' SECOND, iHrd, fourth, sixth.
seventh andeighih resolutions being read
q second time, were on The question put
thereon, agreed TO BY The house.
The 9Th resolution being read a sec
ond time, a motion was made 20 amene
the same by striking out the words law
process - and The question being on, on
the proposed amendmentil passed in the
affirmative.
The question being then put nm thu
resolution as amended, it was agreed 10
by the house.
Ordered, that the committee. ?or QUIT
OF justice do bring in a bill pursuant 10 The
ist, ID, sd, 4.h and 5th (; and, also, the
9th md oh resolutions.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-31
g Nyw YnnK. DE- %.

Nbw YORK, Dee. IS.
"This morning arrived the ship Hare,
captain Chew, in 40 days tom Gibraltar
"Tbe Hare left Gibraltar the. 95,h 81
October. On the evening OF the 2sd, the
Beillsle Of 10 guns, was lowed in there
with the loss OF all her mas,s in the late
engagement.
s" While at Malaga, MIR. Kirkpatrick,
the American consul. received the follow
ing statement from his correspondent at
Cadiz:
(" An account OF the Combined Fleets OF
+ France and Spain, that sailed from Ca
dig on the l9ih and ooh Ocl. 1905
and Tough, the BRUSH fleet on the list
of the same month";
SPANISH SHIPS.
Prince de Ausurias, ils giins.--Re
turned to Cadiz boy the 2isi, very much
domaged, and a grea; number killed AVID
wounded; among The later. Admr. Ora
sina, and his Major general, Escero--
however, not dangerous. IN The night
of he twen;y third, her main and m z.
IN mass were so crippled, thai they
rolled overheard.
Santa Anna, 40 Guns Struck 10 Ad,
Colllnewood who manned her, ard took
III her captain: Ad. lIaba being wound
ed, was LETT bY his own desire on boacd
Being entirely dismasted, and unco-
vernable, she fell 50 near he port of Ca
diz that she was reWsen on The sd. toy a
squadron hat vas sen. to sea for that pur
pose, aud brought into Csdlz.
Ro9o, 100 guns.-Much damaged, bu,
came rno port on The night of the 2ist.---
I On tie 23d in the morning, she got under
weigh with several others, to retake the
Z s d. Anna, which the British were towing
Off and in the night OF The 2Sd, not be-
ing aide to make the port, she anchored
about SIX leagues distance, and it blowing
very hard she rolled her rossis, when
were much damaged, overheard, and was
taken The mex, morning by the British in
( sight of Cadiz.
( IS Monsno, San Justo, and San Lean
dro, arrived at CaSliz on the night If th,
2lst, add tho next morning, while at an
Choir in the mouth u the Bay, rolled awa-
her main and nizen nasts.
"San francisco de Asis, came in ~
might Of the 2lst, dismaNed. On IN
night of the 23d, dffted ashore in Cqdr
| Boy, near Fort ST. Catalina, and is lolali
lost-spat ss sha crew that were on boar
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-31

a9ROPOSIfIOiJS viii be receive
4 ef ~ the Hxeontivs. for fhc purchase Of
AiS'hE CONDE NNED M CROgs, repuey.
"a ior lt1ntpoT'a,ion, nndsr the an 70 en-
f'"fr inc Soy-toor 20 transport slaves con-
dsa.nod, wien u shaa Be deeAsa ycdient."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-31
RICHMOND pRICE CCRRENT.
From INashiNgfor On, De-. e..

Fro"' Washington Gig, Dec. os.
The debate in the House OF Represen/
ta,iyes for these two days past, on III. caA
tesed election of Mr.. Mead, was candoc
ted With great ability and drow forth an
honorable display of talents. In this de-
bate several new members rose Tor the
First time, of whom Mr.. j3idwelt from
Massachusetts, MIR ~. Williams from
New. York, Mr.. Quincy from Nlsssachu-
seits, and MIR Broome from Delaware, de
serve 10 be noticed. Fromth specimens
offered by these gentlemen, as well as
from our personal knowledge OF other
members, we are juSiiEs:I in the opinion
that the present legislature has gained
nc inconsderable accession oftalent.
.aas. L,f.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-31

20 acquire for sinister rarps =. ,te mastery oc
ne passions ard p,siuaiccs nt the pc 5rle nav,
4i INC insirsnce ofiessiaiive i.afnes have been
'rs'i'ioas'y employed IN he 'palIr, Itaaices of
10y pray yet. b! all tie tote @, ,roeep,: as
! snow you VIII, Ny Attic " sh. o., example.
~ ,esis, and seie The dagger Sith which such
5s,V..u''gs threaten he iarue. the honor ana
ne tranquility OF he statc.
ne oa'hs, have been jusr row adn,;n,sse,sy..
D.Ao me TO co operation IN ti.is A. wei as IA
sssey o'her fuolc duty ressl,ins fionr the con-.
sn'P'ion and ihe laws. Acesns thcr a re,,eu.i
q roy sua'iees of cheerful CO operation for
our interests. aud ,ha, OF our fell, ~ oit,zensl
eanno.be 'epa'a'ed: And, although we NAV
so.'e .''''ss eiher, Ia our opinion of The besr
'ieve, mar s'ili our oteot is the Ssne 10 obey
and support the constitution and laws, and c,
promote the welfaie and happiness Of The peo-
pie. THOMAS M.KEAN-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-31

= > n y ID y
pay ~ 'riions of doIars for Louisiana 8. tb,,,
base 20 Eight for How much better woud !,
nave oeen 70. h2ve done rs federalists advised
TOOK u by force in the first place 20
oucn IS uic general tenor of srtlersl nrin,s on
this subject AID such. we bsiiev. III. seu,irrcnt.
OF tfs' parry generally.
re'cf"liss may accuse democrats or hcld;ny
DAG 'ncipes--out we should be ashamed of ,Ae
name OF democrats, name which we are noy
p'ouu Oh tour party entertained single senti
ment as UNJUST and iniquitous as the fore .,ro
what. seize upon properly 20 which we had no
ciaiin, not even the shallow of ti..e. hecanxe i,
would 6e roe e9eaPss, ray OF get,tng III Is this
Az The bcasfed fdiity and eYg:e,, aud I,, 9
I'7+7 ADD goot order Of fcteSa.is;s, Wh,n De-
Gratis have Purchased properly, s5cy think !, ,;nc
enough iSeg 20 Hgh, for it--baf this ;,s,f and 10
""Tdo'c mode OF acquiring wealth is too sio,v and
100 sNPe7st-e tor the high bred and high.avny
gen'ry WHO lead the federal party A democrat
would buy farm, and ibel defend ;r 70 ,be ,,l
moe; hus fstIersl lora.i and religion ,e,s 49,,
20 seize The farm FRS and then bargain for !, !
| - n'ocfa,s are satisfied with The manner II
! when Lousana was acq1ired, lhey go, If nv.
! tar and honorable pWohase--they' paid or are
paying forit az zee 81 obargain--they have he.
como possesSors OF !, on principles OF rio aud
'aw and equfy--and MA if they are Obliged 70
! hgh' keep ~. they have justice or .hei side.
A''i ""'e i'sohc VIC otSSi0g Of eieaven ca their
ente prizes and arms
Bun there IS NOT % much DANCER Of uar ,s
many tederaiists imagine and wish Spain d,ye
not, when II comes fatty to The test br.ak win
the United Sta'ee She knows too well me wis.
dom and energy OF our g.'ve,nnent, the va,o, :.
enterprize OF our cinzens and the exposed si,ua
ton OF her southern possessions the i,risn,e,t
jewel IN her crown."--.ihe knovs tpat here
would be men enough even south # the Poto
max 70 carry the war euccessfully into her tfr.
r'o'yl Nha 20 P2y the expense Of nc warfare
out Other Tines She knows thar ,'tnrtTa;.
ted States viii suffer somewhat, While there il n
hope OF obtaining iu.tee and right reacefulI,.
they viii nci suffer 9ways--that they viii indeed
suiier 10 loagerbut II re.rbuson - not ,,,ade !,
vii be taken And knowing his they viillo
er their lofty tone, and speak the langnar- "a
peaoe--'hey Wi make satisfaction FOR The n,.,
and give security for he future 7senf 2. 1,,e,
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% be Rented

s4'Ott one or more years, together or separaseiv
Two Fire Proof BRIc& TENE MINI
10 The back street. near the BASIN and adioirina
,hs warehouses occupied by Messrs. Tal,age,r5
& Dickinson. They are slisable for warel,ou,ss
OF stores AVID WI be fusA up with counting
rooms and shelves 20 ssit inc ,ers,1s '''s
JOHN WIcKHAM
December %, IsOs. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-31
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "a.
INTER Z S TING.

-" Our correspondent, at New-York
has favored Us with the following inte
resting particulars relative to the late ma
val engagement, between the British and
French and Spanish combined fleets.
(PkH. Gaz.)
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MAnnrrn--On Wedne.d7y the 18Th Dec:
last. Mr. ISAAC BUTLEt, of Cartersvilleo
TO the anisbIr Miss MARIA Overflow.
daughter OF GsRerai Thomas Ovsrson, OF tina
state OF Tennessee.
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An authentic letter frors Bordeaux. 10
person in tbrs CITY s,a,es,hat IL. French
lost in TIE affair OF Tim SIXTEEN Thousand
a,en killed.
The source from which this inrcrna
lion IS derived is - respe Gable, that We
place great reliance on It's accuracy. If
4 DE coereelit gives a totally digAre'., co..
Tor to the Affairs Of The cnatment, rom
;hat IN which they have been recentIy ex-
hibiied. H.
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WISH to itire twenty-five IikrIS
4 aetiyc NE6Ro NE W 20 syo,k on & e Asa;S
e''esier Turnpike roads Tor sreh wi. eiye lb.
erai prices, and assure those WIZ wish 20 bi-e!
ma 'ney wnl work under mysef MY and every
a, snlon Pa,d Aoy person wishing TO hire viii
eau on roe living in Richurnd Al pfsseny
wish to Rent sAe HOUSE i now
I've in to careful man j, IS oas an ,rg te tes.
stand5 IN fne city OF Richmond rs a hoa dino.
h7u e or public house yiii furnish 4 "a &c
nnr-oer OF beds and other furuirure with ,Sa
hou = or sell the furniture A. two, four, or sig
mon ns efedl'. can ASSURE any person thar
there - nor one house or ot m this pa e. bte r
tixed as 10 oonvenienr out houses = stable q, ia
horses, ~ god order also wish 10 r. n, nv
~ ,ha' IS H'fca'ed rSihin tl,r, E qbare,s of
, ME oFihe marker house. u. las two r,air oe
tones, ons for Hheat AMI the o her 10 corn I
WI rent he 1rtirw 20 a man thai WI keep her
a SrdeY and take the re1 in meal ii a fai, mar.
"' price thro' TIE year, can assure vhaever
my wish toTent, thsfe isno want of water in
N'dfyest seasons with hide care
2 SHIELDS.
fccernbsr s9th, 1896. q,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-31

An appropriate MONUMENT ia INV
Aearly completed, by an eminent Italian
oear Leghorn, to commemorate The gal.
ian'ry and ineslimsbiewo worth or the yosne
.nen OF our nav, who fell ia the fripo.
.itan war OF tso%--ro this monument
the gep'lemen of The navy, from theic
scan'y means, generously gave above 2oco
doiiars-
ms eisgant monument is expected TO
arrive IN lew DAYS be placed or an e.
mlnence IN Inc Navy yard in the city OF
Washington Wash. led.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01
Auguh "a.

At a court held for King g Oaten county, at n,
tourf-bogEf on monday the ofb Of SEPT. 1909,
uroN an iHJuNc ZION IN cHANcEsY.
Richard Brooke, pIa;n,;e
Agapa
Wallace Johnfon & Muire & Robt. Price, phy.
HIS day came the plaintiff by his coanraJ.
l. ard the defendants, WALLACE Johnfon and Murs
not having entered their appearance and given fee
surity according TO the se Of aH-mbly in fleh cafe
made and provided and the rules of this court ard
appearing to the fatisfaeon of the court that tbey
are not inhabitants of this commonwealth, On bss
motion Of the plaintiff by his eounfel 1t ia ordered
that the fad defendants do appear here OH the econd
Monday ia November next, and anfwer the bill of tba
plaintiff, and that copy of this order beforthw,h
inherited IN tome public newfPaPer publihsd In Ito
city of Richmond for two nloHths fucceGiysly. and
poitsd at the iront door Of this court-heufe.
Copy, Tsfe, ROBT, POLLARD, c. c.
oetober o.. EF 2m9
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01
NOTICE.

HE Iafsrib'rs, being d1fyon .fe1sfsg TIER aIvi-
Il ny,niioa on tie 5fse IF J,iAiam fSIjt5aw, dseeaJ-
ed, cell upon oRf69tf vobs bavs claims GgaigF him. 10
mole bem ka'qOa bfo,s The IleOad NonSy in NoVem6e,
next 4oJeH bey 7feadto ,ealey aesoprf Of beiy adj
ui1jfrafi'1 to TIE eOnrff bgi5g5,}or be city Of RIB
nogd 9flfy zOLis5 siai1 mel Pyeyiogly gi0tn in
1oif6s affsaidfo, 6n b H0ier 7siH be piead in bar
beref M Ssyo1s iaSsLted TO bs dsecejsd are df,es
10 1ss i1smediats PAYMENT indulgence be gives
EDWdRD CARRINGTON,
i. ii. CHEVhLLIE.
Se5fe1bsr 1S. /FTJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01
LAND-FOR sale,
DQ. l..

Nthe county of Lunenburg, lying within one mile
Il OF the Court-houfe, Couche's creek this ira q
contains feven hundred and fifty acres, one hundred
and fifty Of which is cleared; comfortably improved
for the accommodation of family. This land is well
futed TO the cultivation of Tobacco Corn and Wheat
A great bargain may be had in this land. The
terms may be mad. known, by application to Major
Grief Green of Nottoway, who is duly authorized to
dPole oft, or the fubfcrber living on the preues
JOSEPH SMITH.
Lunenburg, Auguh 2.-(eptf