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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1817
Page
7
The writer condemns a tyrant’s brutal regime targeting colored women, while describing strict passport rules and fear among residents. A contrasting moral portrait follows, with reflections on Providence, virtue, and social order amid political turmoil in England and Georgia era notices.
The London Times reports a new blowpipe using a condensed oxygenehydrogen gas mix, hailed for safety with a platinum wire, palladium from ore, magnesia and alumina flames, a burning steel chain, a glasslike fused pipe, and a diamond igniting in a coal bed. The author, J. Murray, predicts chemistry gains unprecedented power and grand scenes ahead.
Alarm spreads in Camden and Wayne counties as militia brigadier General Floyd is ordered by the executive to adopt stringent frontier measures amid reported hostilities by neighboring Indians. The dispatch notes ongoing raids and depredations along the frontier.
The Friendship arrived from St Jazo de Cuba after a 10 day voyage and reported the Cuba blockade by twelve to thirteen British ships under Commodore Taylor. The squadron patrols the island, intercepting Spanish ships and slave traders, while Captain Willey was treated politely. A Barbados paper notes an 21 ship expedition fitting out at Plymouth with uncertain destination.
London notices report a new work arguing the letters of Junius were penned by Sir Philip Francis. If the case holds, the long-running literary controversy may end. The piece notes ridicule hurts only if it strikes true weaknesses.
William B. Beal states Tabitha S Beal has left his home and he will not be responsible for any contracts she makes. He asks others to stop trading or crediting her on his account. Dated April 16.
A man challenged by an older rival to a duel after insults. The adversary urged him to eat fire, age affecting the defendant, who refused. He called his foe coward and robber, then fired instantly and killed the insulting man.
Fragmentary verse notes from Moore reflect on fleeting joy and enduring friendship. The speaker rejects despair, cherishes friendship and love, and hopes for shared moments and gentle consolation through life’s decline.
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