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Woodstock, Va. (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 12
A Celebration.
--The Woodstock (Va.) Tenth Legion says:--
We understand that the patriotic citizens residing at Columbia Furnace celebrated Washington's birth-day in quite a spirited manner.
A cannon, weighing over eleven hundred pounds, was cast by order of the worthy proprietor of the furnace, for the occasion.
It was substantially mounted upon the fore wheels of a wagon, and charged with the best XXX Dupout.
Six salutes were fired, the charges being increased at each fire; and the seventh proved too heavy for Columbia's metal, and the cannon and the wagon were blown to everlasting smash.
No one was injured by the explosion of the cannon.
Columbia Furnace (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 12
A Celebration.
--The Woodstock (Va.) Tenth Legion says:--
We understand that the patriotic citizens residing at Columbia Furnace celebrated Washington's birth-day in quite a spirited manner.
A cannon, weighing over eleven hundred pounds, was cast by order of the worthy proprietor of the furnace, for the occasion.
It was substantially mounted upon the fore wheels of a wagon, and charged with the best XXX Dupout.
Six salutes were fired, the charges being increased at each fire; and the seventh proved too heavy for Columbia's metal, and the cannon and the wagon were blown to everlasting smash.
No one was injured by the explosion of the cannon.