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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1811

Page

2

Election Notice for District No 1 and 2 Members

Polls open from 10 a m to 2 p m at multiple locations under superintendence of named Esquires. Voter lists and poll statements to be sent to Intendant Joseph Hutchinson. If any superintendent is unavailable, replacements should be named by morning of March 15.

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Mail Arrangement Notice For Regional Routes

Postmaster James Fraser announces weekly mail arrangements for several regional routes. Details cover schedules to Jacksonboro Columbia New Orleans Washington Athens Franklin and surrounding stops with due days and collection times. The Augusta post office notes March 22 18rr as the notice date.

Milhaven Dus Sunler Jacksonboro S. C Barn Welly Town Creek Mills Northern Colombia Edgefield C. H Campbellton New Orleans Milledgeville Sparta Wrightsboro Washington Greensboro Powelton Warrenton George Town Louisville Waynesboro Athens Mitchell’s Strong Allery ’S Allison’s Raysville and Co Lumbia C. H Franklin Petersburg Lincolnton James Fraser Augusta

Act supplementing trade with Britain and France 1811

The act provides that vessels wholly owned by U.S. citizens which departed a British port before February 2, 1811 and carry no U.S. owned merchandise shall not be seized for alleged infractions of the prior act. It allows revocation if Britain modifies edicts and sets procedures for continuance of restrictions until such proclamation. Also details bonds and protective provisions for vessels and cargos, and excludes ships already cleared to the Cape of Good Hope before November 10, 1810.

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Georgetown Potomac Bridge Company Meeting Authority

The Georgetown Potomac Bridge Company directors may call a general meeting of stockholders in Georgetown District of Columbia. Public notice will appear in the National Intelligencer and newspapers in New York Philadelphia and other markets. Meeting date and place to be set by notice published weeks before the gathering.

Georgetown Potomac Bridge Company Senate Ain National Intelligencer Shimoner New York Philadelphia Mares Pee Fu

West Point Public Land Boundary Settled by Commissioners

Congress authorizes Secretary at War to settle the exterior line of public land at West Point New York disputed with adjacent owner Thomas North. Three commissioners will determine the line with final authority subject to Congressional approval and per diem pay set at four dollars. They may issue subpoenas and compel witness attendance under law. January 42, 1811.

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England News Briefs From February Dispatches

London reports a Lisbon-bound squadron under Sir J S Yorke sailing from Portsmouth. A Paris despatch to Mr Pinkney touches on French commerce policy and possible restoration of ships seized under the Berlin and Milan Decrees. Proclamations announce a March fast in England and Scotland. Toulon fleet actions and Privy Council ceremonies at Carlton House are noted, with the Regent sworn in and receiving officials.

London Lisbon J. S. Yorke Portsmouth Paris Pinkney United States Berlin Milax France England Scotland St. Joseph Mahon Ruth Toulon Privy Council Carlton House Britain Ireland King George the Ilid Royal Canterbury Mr. Perceval Earles Calliden Westmoreland Liverpool Bathurst Derby Marquis Wellesley Mulgrave Palmerstones Gwydir David Dundas

Message of Regent to Parliament on War Efforts and Finance

The Prince Regent in a gracious speech to Lords and Commons expresses condolences for the calamity befalling the nation and outlines aims to support allied campaigns in Sicily and the Iberian Peninsula. He notes victories at Amboyna and Bonaparte’s defeats, praises Wellington and allied forces, and seeks continued aid to Spain Portugal and the British empire. He mentions ongoing peace talks with the United States and directs expenditure estimates for the current year, affirming revenue growth despite challenges.

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Parliament House of Lords Session Report

Fragmentary notes describe Lords proceedings on a Tuesday in February. Attendees include the Speaker and several peers at the bar while the Chancellor issues a royal commission appointing the king’s regent. The vice regent’s name and precise actions are unclear in the text.

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