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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31
CAPTURE OF PIRATES.

BALTIMORE, July 27-Capt. Allen Of
the schr Elizabeth, arrived here this
morning. in 10 days from Matanzas, in
forms that they came out of that place on
the l7th inst under convey OF the y. s.
schr. Terrier, 10 the mouth OF the ha rbor,
where they tell in with the u. S ship
John Adams. bound to New York, and
parted with her off Abaco About two
days previous 10 The sailing OF the E. &C.
counts were received Of two more Ameri>
can vessels being taken off the barbor,
carried to Seawapa Bay, and their masts
cut away--Oo account had been received
of their crews. The words New York
had been seen on one OF their sterns, On
the IUtb, near MataDzas, Colombian prI-
vateer schooner, armed with one long gun;
fell in with feet OF pirates; the same that
have been committing The late lswless de-
predictions of Matanzas; they consisted OF
two small schooners and a feluche, and
by ruse the Colombian scbr. brought
them into action at close quarters; when
after desperate action, killing many, she
succeeded in capturing the two scbooners.
The felucbe made her escape with
sweeps. and came into Malanzas, when
they were taken up and imprisoned by The
authorities of that place. Their coohne-
ment was supposed a sham. The pirates
reported that the Colombian sho; eight OF
them on the deck of the first schooner ia.
Ken after ascertainiDg their characters.
FRerpR1cKsBuRG, July aS.-isaac II. vii
Aams, esq of this place, has received the APP
pontment of clerk of the Cbancery Court for
tue fredericksburg District, In the room OF
john T. Ford, deceased.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31
Dogs.

CORPORATION LAW-PAGE SO.
Sec. 10. .And be At further enacted, That
any owner of an animal of the dog kind,
kept within the town, shall cause such a.
ninai TO wear collar about it. neck, with
the owners name at length, at all times,
under penalty of 4 dollars, to be paid
by The owner or harborer OF said animal
one half TO tie iDlormer and the other ball
for the use Of the corporation. And every
such animal not having such collar about
its neck, shall be forthwith killed or de-
stroyed by any of The conslables OF the
town.
This law will be enforced from and ar.
ter the first day Of August. By order of
the Mayor. u. BOWIE,
J. BRODERS, Jr.
July 81 Police Conslables
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FROM AFRICA.

Mr.. Toplitf, a. Boston writes us as fol-
lows. under date of the cath inst: -
Bait Fed. Gaz.
"A gentleman from the Isles de Loss in
formed the supercargo OF the Ruby that
the force under Sir Charles Mccarthy a
mounted to 400 regulars and 100 militia,
when attacked by be Ashante s. and 16a'
only 9 officers aud 95 men escaped. Inc
officers were brevet Major Ricket ana
+. emf Erskine. he Asbantees quartered
Sir Charles, and il was said the King had
taken his scull for helmet The 100
militia were Fantees. The Ashantee
force was supposed TO be about 10000.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31
Extract Of a letter from a gentlsman, dated

Extract Of a letter from geRtleH7on, dated
CANToNMENT BRooKr, l. FLORIDA.
@rhls place is admirably situated, at the
mead Of Hillsborough Bay, about 50 miles
nom the OCEAN TIE soil is good, the climate
delightful, and the situation apparently as heal.
hyasany IN the southern co&ntry.
"0nthe Both of February, the land was over
sAadowed by an enormous and almost impervi-
Gus growth of live oak, hickory and lignumvi-
hs. Mere than 100 acres are now cleared, and
S9m the highast state of cultivation, p reducing
an abundant supply of almost e.ely description
d garden vegetables. The bakery and store
e0use, with large and extensive store houses
Mhe Quarter and Commissary De-
nrtments are complete The quarters for the
Olhcers and men are decidedly superior to any
tmg OF the kind have ever seen. The sol,
GERS quarters are finished. and those for the
0ulceTs are progressing with rapidity.
Alhe improvements effected within the
"ort space Of six weeks, appear more like the
R'at Of magic than the labor of 900 men,
"fhe situation is certainly the most desirable
ihave seenin the south, and think it wall be-
s'me place of some consequence.
"Fessels of l6 feet draft can approach to
"shN miles of the Cantonment, where they
an he in perfect safety, those of or feet
oiat, can discharge over common plank,
WITHIN a fesS feet of the Quarter master and
e0mmissary's store houses"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31
Public Sale.

N|lLL be sold at auction, on the pre-.
w misses, on Wednesday HE 4hh of .Au-
gust, at 10 o'clock. beginning With The one
first named, on credit of 6, 8, and lg
months. tor approved endorsed notes, the
following valuable properly. all 10 lee
simple, belonging TO The estate of the
late James LawrasoD:-
aSsss HIS late dwelling house and lot
WYx4 on ST Assph street, beng 80 feet
Msssl front and two stories high, with
&.G extensive back buildings, all or
brick, and of the best workmanship and
materials, with the convenience of a pump
OF well water, and large cistern Of ta,s
water near the kitchen door. large smoke
house, milk house, SC. with dry cellars
under the whole.
a three story brick warehouse on Prince
street, at present occupied by MIR. Nor.
delca Miller, 60 feet front. All deem.
DIX vacant lois on Columbus Street; be.
tween Duke and Wolfe streets, each 2s,
feet front, and 1881 deep. -.
ALSO, at toe dwelling house viii be- sold.
a variety OF FURNITURE, consisting oil
Desks, Bureaus, Tables, Chairs, acoF ft'
A. K. LEVERING, executors r.
8. A. MARSTELLEk, sucl, t,s
july Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31

,tis seldom | utter any sentiment a
s,inst the foIlies or the lmpertinence of the
world. observe and pity them, but am
IOr The most part silent. ltwas temperance
and virtue that procured Aristides the
name OF Just Our modern ARlSTlDES
bcertainly cloatbed with different attIi-
5cl.s. Let him secure retreat, as he
once Eise-ly did, or, perhaps, be may
10 turn be himself the subject of ludicrous
sarcature. Aristides on the rstreas, and
ibs mouth OF all K ,ng-street on the grin;--
or Aristides on the 4th OF July, to the morli-
6cstiOn Of his friends, weltering in the mud
bis dinner, bis wine. s. bis Crawford toast,
flowing from bis mouth in one impure and
COpious stream. From such a satyrist there
smoothing to be dreaded but bis applause:
His praise is censure, and his censure
praise Like the address he advocates,
be is cold, fat and unanimaied, without a
single deviation from absurdity TO sense,
from dullness to wit, or from iction to
truth. DlOGENES.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31
Potomac Company.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
1 Y the Stockholders will convene in gen.
eral meeting. at Clsgelt's Hotel, in Alex.
sodria, ID. c. on Monday, The I'd of Aug
nert, at O'Clock, Ior the purpose of e
lecting President and four Directors, 10
serve for the year thence ensuing, and for
iransactlng other business OF the Compa-
nY.-By order Of the Board,
JAMES MOORE, Jr. Tres p Co.
July 3 3awtqdAug
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31
MARINE, NEWS.

ARRlVED-Iuly %.
Brig Jubilee, Snow, Saco, &c DIS; lum.
Der 10 j. n. Laid & Co.
Sloop Fanny, .Mitchell, Baltimore, 4
days.
SAlLED-July 80.
Brig Robt, Cochran, Bradford, Madeira.
Brig Elizabeth Sturgis, Lucemore, Bar
BADGES.
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ON TUESDAY at 10 o'clock, will be

IN TUESDAY at 10 o'clock, will be
CsoId at the auction store
Groceries, tea, coffee, molasses
pimeno, vinegar, lime juice
Brandy, gin. whiskey. cordial
Tobacco prunes, fig blue, snuff
Backing, brass and iron sifters
Segsrs, Spanish and half Spanish
Deeton's patent cutting boxes, sc.
Furniture, such as sofas, buresux
Sideboards, writing desks
Secretaries, book cases, tables
Wash and work stands, & variety OF
cane & rush bottom chairs
july 81 S. A. MARSTELLER. auc.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31
For Freight.

.sA, The brig JUBILEE. Captain
EsZ Snow, burlhen about 900 bbls, she
is an excellent vessel and will be ready to
load in lew days.
JOHN n. LADD g. co.
Who haze for sale on board aid vessel.
50 NJ Saco boards OF good quality.
iuly 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31
Shaving! shaving!! sha, ing!!!!!!
o. This is the place to give ease to The
face, and pleasant sm0obness
TO the chin OF the beard
ed phisognomy.
WILLIqM UEV.1TGNN.

HAIR DRESSER AND WIG MAKER,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his fr;4ntas
III and the public, that be has removed
bis shop to King>street, two doors east Of
Washington street, where he will SHAVE
and DRESS HAIR, al prices TO SUI the
times, aud in style not surpassed by any
in The district, aud where gentlemen can
be waited on at The shortest notice; and
hopes. by his strict attention TO BUSINESS,
to share part OF the public patronage.
july 60 6.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31
A NEGRO MIN.

who calls himself Jacob, committed TO The
Jail OF Fairfax county, Oh the 9th day of
June, 1898, as runaway. The said me-
gro says be belongs 10 a Mr.. Mudd, of
Georgetown, d. c. He is about 10 years
of age, about s feet nigh, has been Grip
pled in his left thigh; be had on when
committed blue cloth coat, dark grey
pantaloons, cotton shirt and wool bat
The owner j. any is requested TO come tor
ward, prove his property, pay charges and
take him away, otherwise he will be dis
posed of as above stated.
2, B. BRADLEY, jaiIor,
for j. G. HUNTER,
Sheriff OF Fairfax county.
july | tSI:tj
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ALEXANDRIA,,
s.Tp8DAY MORNING. JULY 81.

Although there have been SO many re-
t.,s,ya,s from Europe, The contents OF
- ,apers furnish no news OF any conse-
,sace; every thing appears 70 wear the
go lace now as il did at The end OF the
- war 10 Spain. Ireland yet suffers
..;,h f.mife. and we think an inquiry into
!, : stale OF hat part oftbe kingdom, will
= ooe Of lbe earliest subjects OF consider
.,ioo in tbe new parliament. But Greece
:. the country now where we all turn
.;,h anxious looks, and where our best
s.nss are concentrated; no part OF Eu-
Inc presents such an interesting appear
ace and ne part claims such share OF
.,hl;c attention; yet we are unable to give
.ov thing OF importance from there. The
Creeks appear 20 gain ground by degrees
~ signal victory has graced their arms, but
dow continue steadily advancing-hgbt-
- for every inch of The possessions.
The Turks appear to be foiled, and in al
mos, every undertaking they are repuised.
Penn the state OF affairs at present, we
hone in short time the The cross srilI tri
snph ovsr the crescent.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31
COHEN'S

Lottery 8 Exchange Office, IA Market.street,
BALTIMORE.
Where the whole OF the capitals yet sold
were obtained, and where were also sold
the great capitals OF loo 900, 10000, To-
600, 5000, sc. drawn in the Grand State
Lottery on the 94!b uit. and ahere more
capital prizes haze been sold than at any
other office IN Ameracn.
GFOrders from.any part Of the United
States, by mail (post paid) or by private
conveyance. enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in any OF The Baltimore lotteries,
will meet the usual prompt and punctual
attention, if addressed 10
J. |. COHEN, jr. Baltimore.
July 8.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31
THIS DAY.

NILL be sold 10 the highest bidder
w Tor cash, at Fairfax Court House on
the 31a duq of Julq,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31
AUCTION SALES.

This Day, at II o'clock,
49, Will be sold at the Merchants
!sssE& Wharf the fine fast sailing schooner
Blooming Youth,
her tackle and apparel about x2 months
old, 80 tons burthen, and in excellent or
der. S: A. MARoTELLER, Auc.
July 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31

n has generally been supposed that
Virginia will! be unanimous for Mr.. Craw-
card but we are inclined to believe that
+. will meet with strong opposition. The
delegates appointed by several counties 10
ooDos,tion TO the caucus ticket, are to
meet shortly at Charlottesville, where ar
,,,oements will be made, and an anti
,,ucus ticket formed. Gentlemen of the
Sisbss, standing in the neighboring coun-
lies are among the delegates, and they ale
otepared to give up their favori'es, 10 or
der to prevent the election Of Mr.. Craw-
ford.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31

New YoRK, July GA letter from
Havre OF the 18th ult, states that Ge neral.
LA FAYETTE proposed to take passage for
this port in the ship Sfephania, and that
ne would determine on the SUBJECT the iol,
lowing day, The SlepbanIa had agreed
10 wait uatil the 10th OF July in case the
Geneal could be ready 10 enhark by that
time. Mercantile .dd0ertissy.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02
THE CARNIVAL AT PARIS.

A ceremony which has been ooserv-
ed for ages al Paris, on the last days OF
the Carnival, is The procession of the
Beuf Gras, designated in other parts OF
: France LIE Beof Vile, or Viole, an
doubtedty because the oxis led through
the city to the sounds of violins or GYM
balls. A writer of the eighteenth cen
tory, in speaking of this ceremony sug-
gesrs that 1t derives it's origin from pa.
ganlsD, and describes it as celebrated
at Paris in the year 1889 The butch
ers of the Boucher de rapport Paris,
saws he did not wait till the usual day
for the procession of the Beut Gras,
but Old the morning preceding that of
Jeu de Gcss, they led through the city
an OK covered with tapestry ADD having
large branch Of laurel on bis head
This OK, adorned as the Victims which
the ancients led TO the altar, bore on
bis back child, who was called King
of the Butchers, decorated with a blue
, scarf and holding in one hand q gilt
sceptre. and in the other q sword. A.
bout fifteen butchers boys. dressed in
red wais'coats, white hose, and red tur-
bans or bonnets, bordered with white.
accompanied the Beuf Gras. two of
; them holding the animal by the horns.
IeThe procession, preceded by Viollns,
flies and drums, travefsed the streets of
Paris, went to the bouses OF the magls-
tracy, and finding the chief President
of the Parliament absent, proceeded to
the grand hall of the Palais de Justice,
by the stairs of the Sain,e Chapelie.
After presenting themselves before
the President, the butchers led the OK
through the various apartments OF the
Palace, and then descended by the
news courts towards the place Dau-
phine. On the following day, the butch
srs of different parts of Paris perform.
ed the same ceremony, but did not con-
duet their Beuf Grss into the Palace.
The escort is now more numerous than
formerly, but the animal which Is led
through The streets no longer bes's a
child on its back, the latter follows the
Bguf GraS, in so ornamented trium.
phs car; bu, without the sceptre and
sword This innovation Oh the ancient
custom frst took place III 1922.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02

sary shall sonyoke the Diet In The name Of
the King. and snail open and close the
session.
The Diet shall be presided over by a
marshal named by the king, and taken
from the first or second order -,
1be members oil the states OF Inc me
nisb provinces constitute anindlvibis union
or assembly. They deliberate IN com-
mon. Their conclusions as subjects trans
mtted by the king, or subjects sanctioned
by his majesty, demand majority OF two
thirds otthe voices Other subjects may
be determined by asingle majority.
Ifone of the states OF orders considers
itself injured BY resolution carried by
two thirds of the members of the Diet, the
declaration shall be put again separately
to each order, and the question which has
produced the disagreement shall De sub
United to the decision OF his majesy. LIE
same course shall be adopted with every
resolution carried by simple majority,
while The minority finds any thing to blame
The diet canno. occupy itself with 90.
iecis which interest the province wh'en II
represents. Every individual petition or
reclamat on shall be Immediately sent 10 'he
competent authority, or transmitted 10 Tue
king except 10 cases of personal vexa''oas
or injusnce: then The Diet shall seeo% ,r !.
nv the remittance to The king with their
own opinion. al;
Al! motions and propositions TO be deli
bera,ed upon by the Diet, shall be made
10 writing ao,;k
The provincial states forming oel'oe.
ratiye assembly, cannot correspond elmer
with cher provincial states, or with any
co,omunes or authorities Whatever.
The result of the deliberations OF tne
Diet. alter closing its sessions shall De
printed and published
The king shall convpke the Diet every
two years, during the six hrst years. Al
ter that time final determination shaii De
made.
The city of Dusseldorf sbaii be the seat
OF the Diet.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02
From the Canad,dn 1am es,
INCERESTING


On Saturday. the 18th inst. the first
Canal boat which has been seen in this
Province left the basin situate near Mr.
Gritin's Cottage (about ID miles from This
city, 20 proceed TO LachIne, on the canal.
The Pre- ldent OF the Canal Board the
Hon. John Richardson, and the commits
soners, attended by E. Watson, Esq Of
Albany, were on board with view of as
certstnng the sta,e OF The canal and locks,
preparatory to the admission OF loaded
boats, rbe day was remarkably fine
His Majesty's dag gIaced the stern OF the
boat, which is called the Jane, and IS
constructed on neat and novel plan, and
calculated Tor passengers or tor freight
By one OF the gentlemen who sailed in the
jane, we are informed that the people a.
long the canal, al every village or hamlet
and at Lachine, evinced much JOY IN
viewing this novel display, which will
doubtless prove stimulus TO more extend
ed operations IN the canal line in this
country.
The Lachine canal is 9 miles long, ami
with the exception OF three locks at the
outlet is now completed. II VIII contain
locks, each OF teet lit and 20 teet
wide, built ~ the most substantial man
ner; thus surrounding 48 feet of rapids 10
the space of nine miles. a hitherto serious
obstacle to our internal commerce. lhe
other dimensions of the canal are % feet
at the bottom, and 48 at the surface, and
and it is TO contain feet of water The
bridges are all OF sufficient height, built
in a solid manner, OF cedar Except at La
chine, where there is beautiful cut stone
bridge) and SUPPORTED knees similar to
those used in the construction OF vessels.
The opening of this, our first specimen
of artificial internal navigation. forms an
era 10 the history Of the improvement Of
Canada. To look forward simply TO the
benefit which will arse out OF this import
ant work itself, we're to take but limit
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02
FROM IRELAND.

Letters and passengers by The ship
Schuykil, which lett Cork on the 10th ult
represent the condition OF that part OF Ire.
land in the most melancholy hgnt. All
the earnings of the great body OF the sgrl-
cultural and manufacturing classes were
swallowed up in the overwhelming taxes
which are driving such myriads to our
more happy shores. To sell real estate is
next to impossible, and numbers OF indi.
7duals, who consider themselves as pos
sessed OF competency. aud weuld De
happy to emigrate. are prevented by TO-
tai inability to collect what is owing them,
and certainty that TO resort to extremi
ties would ruin their debtors without yield
ing themselves any benefit nv Y Gaz
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02
From the Detroit Gazette Of .augast ID.
BLOODY BATTLE.

A letter from Green Bay, dated July 81,
SAYS, Il have only the following, news TO
write: Two soldiers, Clark and Wilson,
deserted from this post few days ago,
armed with = muskets, &c. They were
pursued by the indians, (who are general.
" employed to bring back deserters.) and
we're over,aken. The soldiers were de-
termned not to be taken and when the
Indians came within musket shot distance
the action commenced, and lasted tor
some time. The following IS the result
Soldiers killed, 2, Indians killed, 4; TO"
tai, 6
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02

ed view Of IFS result. A few years, we
are convinced, will not only bring con
yiction to the minds OF the. people OF Inc
vast importance OF its work, but VIII cause
obr legislature as well as the whole pody
OF the community to feel an interest, n,'
tl,erto unknown in the extension and null
duplication OF such works.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02
LA TIE.

Mr.. SNowpSN--l was most Iorc'OV
struck. while reading the Herald
Monday, with The beautiful i'ltIs sr'II rus.
signed Country The simplicity OiSg" ~
the grandeur OF duction, could mol 10"
excite the attention of every reader
die, OF the fair,' give ear to the nu, w.,
request of the erudite 'Couatry; ye H ,s'
do not pass it by UNDECIDED; come ou' w. .,
patriots; it was for him to make u:'
important discovery. Who is tbs DO,
whom you are thus to honor! Eho Is w. y,
is the emphatic question OF 'oOO"" =,
and FAYETTE is the no less emp"'f
answer. Wonderful truly Lau'e
the tair, it is Fayetts, only n'ne'ee" ~ ,,g
old. a noblemau and an American gen''I
And will you not dress yourss',o f
white. and parade through the streets a.,
is hoped that you Will, Country
mands it. .rour.
But. to be serious, | would advise wv. y,
try to hang up his fiddle for t'me' I r;.c,
least, to exercise his talents upon 'O? ,,A
wb,cb would better suit writer 0, =
transcendant genius. ]
MD. Demonstrating along Tue -, ~, d
not long since, perceived a nuu 'srlI1
persons collected at corner, app .,orp.
engaged 10 earnest conversation" sa.dcu.
oanyiog their words with violent g g srct
I rat, ' and increasing their voices ''V~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02
From q late London paper.
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS

MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
Who, twepty years ago, would have
supposed that, In the years lS23-4. la
dies and gentlemen would be propelled
from q bridge at Brighton to DlepPe, 10
eight hours. by a kettle OF boiling water!
or that, while we were stirring our
drawing room fires, we might, perhaps.
be feeding the lamps at our hall doors
Every thing has dmproUed-how much
is public taste refnec In.tead of bar.
rel organs, grinding English ballads in
the streets, we have savoyards. gayley
dressed, playing foreign airs. Instead
of two long parallel rows of people
Jumping awkardly about a room, by
way Of dancing, we have the al'itudin-
izine qnadrille, and the twinlng waltz
Cor shops are saloons, our warehouses
are emporiums. our packets are yachts:
our country boxes, villas, A man who
cures deafness lie an aarist; man who
cocks ones dinner is an artist; gig
with bead is cdbriolet: q boys school
lisa seminary; and glrl's school an es
ta6HShment. An actors benefit is ap.
pointed now--not fixed (ike Sylvester
Daggerwood's.) We have equestrian
exercises, instead of horsemsuship, and
gymnasia, instead of tumbling-even
Mr.. Punch himself has grown genteel.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02

We understand that fine Voun'e''
Company from Fredericksburg ana 'DJ.
Their from Falmouth, Virginia, will ma''D
in time for the York Town Jubilee.