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Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1807

Page

3

Hayti Constitution Describes Ruler and State Powers

The document names Henry Christoghe as President and Generalissimo for life with power to appoint a successor, control armed forces and finances, negotiate treaties, declare war, and propose laws. It outlines a nine-member Council of State, education measures, church rules, foreigner protections, and duties of citizens. Cap Francois, Feb 17, 1807.

Hayti Henry Christoghe Haytievo Council of State Cape Francois

Richmond Admits Aaron Burn to Bail for May Trial

Richmond report notes Aaron Burn is admitted to bail by Chief Justice Marshall. He must appear for trial in the Federal Court at the Capitol on May 22 under a ten thousand dollar penalty. Securities listed include John Hopkins esq Heth of Chesterfield Major William Langburne John Gamble and Thomas Taylor merchants.

Richmond Aaron Burn Marshall Capitol John Hopkins H. Heth Chesterfield William Langburne New Kent John Gamble Thomas Taylor

Opinion Adopts Measure. Dissent Limited to Three Voices

The legislature adopts the opinion with only three dissenters while bills target Mayo and Love for the Whittemore murder. Grand jury passes Mayo case. trial set for next Monday in Athens. An express mail from Washington arrives, urging rapid New Orleans transit with riders allowed to travel by night for urgent service, no papers included. A wedding notes Francis Farrar to Ann Jones in Columbia County. funeral sermon for Jacob Bugg to be preached in the city.

Yeterday Mayo Love David Whittemore Athens Gro Washington New Orleans Post Office Department

Tax Returns Notice for Districts 1 and 4 at City Hotel

A notice announces tax return collection times for 1807 at City Hotel district 1 and Mr Longa Street district 4 with ongoing reception by request. It requires all landholders and slave owners to render an oath bound account of lands and slaves by May 1st to the county Receiver.

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Sheriff Sale Notice From Ogdenthorpe Court House

On the first Tuesday in June next at Ogdenthorpe Court House the sheriff will sell the following property between the usual hours.

Oglenthorpe Court

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