For the Daily Fountain.
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA,
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The Sons Of Temperance are making preparations
fer theis anniversary celebration on the Gath Two
Divisions from Georgetown are expected to unite
with Harmony on the OCCASION al


Intelligence was received here yesterday that the
schr. Dodge, Capt. Knapp, one Of the New York
packets, has been wrecked off Cape Henry. She is
freghed with merchandise for several of our enter
prising citizens, and have no doubt some Of your
merchants will be losers also.


The intelligence gave you yesterday with regard
to election proved correct; but few votes being
polled in opposition. George w. P. Gusts, Robert
Brockett, and Francis L. Smith, Esqs, will there
fore be our representatives before the Legislature
next winter at4 Gas -i hut


! see you allude to the probable division of Fair
fax county with view to the attachment of por-
ton Of its territory to ours. Such scheme of an
nexation is certainly on foo; among the people of
that portion of Fairfax but il receives but little at
tention here, it being matter which concerns our
Pohick friends only. 1t will certainly be to their ad
vantage and it seems to me that the opposition Of
the Providence folks is altogether of selfish cha
racter. so14H L.