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General Biassou Enlivens St. AugustineOne in a series of historic features as St. Augustine prepares for

its 450th Anniversary in 2015.He looked more like a king, parading into town

with his wife and twenty-three Haitian followers.General Jorge Biassou, Haitian rebelleader promoted and assigned to St.Augustine in 1796 by the SpanishGovernment, wore gold-trimmedclothes, a silver saber, and an ivorydagger. He called the followers his“family” because of their loyalty anddependence on him.

On their arrival, Governor Juan Nepomuceno deQuesada provided a French-Spanish interpreter andtwo nights’ dinner for Biassou’s immediate family.Through the interpreter, Biassou sent thanks, but com-plained that he wasn’t invited to eat at GovernmentHouse. The governor was stunned.

In the first few weeks, St. Augustine locals hungaround outside Biassou’s rented house on St. GeorgeStreet to stare at the “family.” Biassou complainedagain. Biassou liked attention on his own terms. Hehosted a festival for the town’s black community tocelebrate the Catholic Day of Kings with an Africanflair. The Spanish Catholics were stunned.

Biassou’s life in Florida was like a retirement com-pared to his days as the fiery leader of the Haitianslave revolt against the French. He chose to spend hisimpressive income on impressive hospitality. But eventhough his salary was second only to the governor, itfell short of what Havana promised him because of St.Augustine’s frequent inability to cover payroll.

Nor had Biassou adjusted to the loss of respect in

his transition from war general to border patrol, com-manding a small black militia at Fort Matanzas, not anarmy of thousands.

Jorge Biassou died in 1801 at the age of sixty.Recognition for his position as a decorated officer ofSpain took center stage, even superseding currentracial distinctions. Father O’Reilly honored him with aCatholic mass. The governor accompanied the funeralprocession to Tolomato Cemetery with drummers anda black honor guard. St. Augustine’s public notaryrecorded that “every effort was made to accord him thedecency due an officer Spain had recognized for mili-tary heroism.”

Most of Tolomato’s grave markers were woodenand have long since disappeared. The exact location ofJorge Biassou’s gravesite is unknown.

Historic highlights are featured in The St. Augustine Report,a free weekly e-newsletter prepared by former Mayor George

Gardner. To subscribe to the Report, or to order a set of12 briefs Gardner has written on famous people and events

in St. Augustine’s history, (available for $12), email [email protected].

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Calendar of EventsMusic by the Sea Concert Series St. Johns County Beach Pier and Pavilion

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Summer Concerts In The PlazaPlaza de La Constitution

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St. Augustine Garrison At Fort MoseFort Mose Historic State Park

The St. Augustine Spanish Garrison volunteers will offer liv-ing history demonstrations onsite in period dress (weather permit-ting).Sat, Aug 28th, 10am - 2pm Cost: Park Admissionwww.floridastateparks.org/fortmose 904.823.2232

Uptown Saturday NightSan Marco Ave between Ripley’s Believe It Or Not

and Mission of Nombre de DiosUptown San Marco Shopping District, St. Augustine host

artists, book signings, live music, refreshments and other eventscontribute to the party-like atmosphere.Sat, Aug 28th, 5pm - 9pm Cost: Free

904.824.3152 Music by the Sea Concert Series St. Johns County Beach Pier and Pavilion

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St. Augustine Birthday CelebrationMusic and Birthday Cake

Plaza de la ConstituciónA traditional part of the St. Augustine's commemoration of the

anniversary of its founding is the ceremonial cutting of the com-munity birthday cake with the opportunity to serve hundreds ofpieces of cake to the public.Thur, Sept 2nd, 7pm Cost: Free www.plazaconcerts.com 904.825.1004

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Evening concert performed by Skin ‘n Bonz & The BigHungry Boys.Thur, Sept 2nd, 7pm - 9pm Cost: Free www.plazaconcerts.com 904.825.1004

St. Augustine Birthday CelebrationCelebrating Those Who Were Already Here

Fountain of Youth Archaeological ParkSeminoles and other U.S. Indian tribes that have been part of

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The Celebration of Mass: A celebration of Mass at the rusticoutdoor wooden altar by the water’s edge.

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& Mission Nombres de Dios Museum DedicationMission Nombre de Dios

Procession with the casket of Pedro Menéndez de Aviles fromthe Shrine of Our Lady of la Leche Chapel, to its new home at theMission Nombre de Dios Museum. The museum will be dedicat-ed by Bishop Victor Galeone, Bishop of the Diocese of SaintAugustine.Sat, Sept 4th 12 Noon (approx) 904.824.2809

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St. Augustine Birthday Celebration6th Century Cooking Contest

Fountain of Youth Archaeological ParkA cooking contest featuring foods dating from the 16th centu-

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Art Galleries of St Augustine presentsFirst Friday Art Walk

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Tiger Lee’s Hot Pirate Babe Calendar Release PartyAvast, each year cutthroats, rogues n’ buccaneers

eagerly wait fer the next Hot Pirate Babe Calendar,which be known as the Victoria Secret of Piracy. Theall inclusive party get you the 2011 Hot Pirate BabeCalendar, a full 6 course authentic Pyrate Dinner, allyou can drink ale, grog and tea, a set of classes onCutlass Sword Fighting and How to Talk Like a Pirate,Entertainment by Rusty Cutlass, Captain Dan, BellyDancers & Pyrate Pyro Performance.

The event is September 11 at the Ocean PierPavilion on 350 A1A Beach Blvd in St AugustineBeach, Florida 32080, from 5 to 10pm. The cost is $45per individual or $80 per couple. Purchase tickets on-line at: www.hotpiratebabes.com/party.html or at thestore: Pirate Fashions N Fotos, 26 Cuna Street, StAugustine, FL 32084. Must be 21 or older to attend.Tickets are limited and not available at the door. Dresscode of fashionable pirate clothing will be enforced.Models from the calendar will be on hand to autographcopies of the calendar.

Tiger Lee is the photographer and publisher of the Hot Pirate Babe Calendar series for the past 5 years. Hemoved to St Augustine to start up Pirate Fashions N Fotos the world’s only pirate photo studio and pirate.

Never A Dull Moment How do you squeeze two weddings, a birthday, a

21+ Club, as well as 5 family-friendly cruises into oneweekend? Why, you sail aboard the Pirate Ship BlackRaven of course!

Starting with a quaint Wedding Party on Saturdayafternoon, moving into a Captain’s Birthday Party that

evening, and then end-ing with a CharteredWedding Gala Sundaynight, the pirates of theBlack Raven werehopping to meet thedemands of such aninvigorating schedule.Through it all, cannonsfired, guests were

entertained, and food was delivered from local finedining establishments. And, if that wasn’t enough, thecrew even continued their usual action-packed pro-gramming in between these momentous occasions; fur-ther still, the Black Raven was rockin’ and jammin’ tothe sweet sounds of adult-themed songs and jokes dur-ing the Saturday evening 21+ Club cruise! Versatilityshould be our middle name, and endurance a close sec-ond behind that! So no matter your entertainmentpleasure, you can be the Black Raven is the best placeto be for all ages, all events, all the time!

The crew would like to take this time to wish wellthe brides and grooms from our wedding-weekendextravaganza, as well as the young birthday guest whohad their moment of glory aboard our fine ship. Still, itwas each guest aboard each cruise who made the daysspecial and fly by so fast! To each of you, thank youfor allowing us to cater to your needs, and thank youfor sailing aboard the best pirate show in Florida!

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Non-profit Foundation To Run 450thSt. Augustine’s City Commission has endorsed a

plan to have a private non-profit foundation run thecity’s 450th commem-oration.

The original planwas to have it govern-ment-run, but commis-sioners admitted openmeeting requirementswould make day-todayactivities difficult. Alocal attorney and businessman will move the plan to asteering committee appointed earlier, asking its mem-bers to apply for the foundation board and disband thecommittee.

Aviles Street, documented as possibly America’soldest street dating from 1573, will be getting amakeover in the next two months, including under-ground utilities and wiring, fresh brick surface andwidened sidewalk for outdoor dining. The makeoverarea extends from King Street to Artillery Lane.

A proposed carriage ordinance, after input from car-riage businesses, a public workshop, and CityCommission review, is going into another draft.Assistant City Attorney Carlos Mendoza has softenedseveral areas, including a permit fee reduced from$5,000 to $1,000 or 2 ½ percent of annual gross, andallowing carriages to go off-route for prearranged pas-senger pickups at bed and breakfasts.

A state panel advising the governor and cabinet onuse of land in the Internal Improvement Trust Fundmay recommend that the city repay the state in cash orequivalent land for the $588,000 value of land in theColonial Spanish Quarter. The land is needed as part ofa package with city-owned land to build a Castillo vis-itor orientation center. Mayor Joe Boles considers aland package for the Castillo center is “critical” todeveloping joint ticket sales for the Castillo andQuarter.

St.Augustine highlights are drawn from The St. AugustineReport, a free weekly e-newsletter prepared by former MayorGeorge Gardner. To subscribe or review issues of the Report,

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