Plantation News From Charles Town Laush Carolina
The fragment reports in St Augustine that Governor would kill two oxen at a royal ceremony, that fugitives would be pursued, and that French privateers with provisions faced restrictions. It mentions efforts to prevent French encroachment and ensure no privateers enter St Augustine’s arbour while addressing slavery issues.
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Droll Matrimonial Parade At Plymouth Town
A humorous crowd scene in Plymouth features a well dressed man carried on soldiers shoulders as a punishment for matrimony. The event, with drummers and a mock horn display, ends with the groom paraded back to his quarters under laughter and a festive mood.
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