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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1811

Page

3

Rebels storm Rigaud's city with massacre and rout

Rebels enter the city at 2 a m on June 23 and slaughter inhabitants until reinforcements arrive. Rigaud orders defense as troops retreat toward the mountains. About 59 or 60 rebels and their families are captured and shot. civilians flee to the beach as ships in the harbor are asked to救 them from the violence.

Gaud Trath Rigaud Avleaaly Imufluere

President's Answer Amid National Tension in 1815

The letter from Tammany Society leaders in Ohio asks President Madison for support amid European belligerence and disrupted commerce. The response from Washington notes the delicate national situation and expresses confidence in the President’s ability to pursue pacific overtures and preserve national rights.

Tammany Society of Wigwam Ohio

Cabinet council before Lincoln leaves Washington for Virginia

A Washington letter notes a cabinet council held prior to the president's departure for his Virginia seat for a few months. It is whispered that Mr Foster’s role is limited to resident minister duties and cannot discuss key national subjects. Mr Barlow is expected to sail for France in a few days with trunks already on board.

Washington Virginia Foster

Washington Letter Hints Federalist Decline in 1811 Vic Argus

Extract from a Washington City letter to the Vic. Argus dated July 28 1811 notes C Barlow leaving for Annapolis to sail on the Constitution for France with American consul Warden. Mr Monroe to depart this afternoon. The writer observes political horizons clearing and Federalists cast from battle order while predicting possible rally points remain uncertain.

Washington City Vic. Argus Dasted Vic Barlow Annapolis France Warden Bordeaux Monroe

Hampton Heads South After Brief Washington Visit

Washington July 23 General Wade Hampton departed the capital for the southward while General Wilkinson remains in the city observers note.

Wade Hampton Wilkinson

Washington letters and war talk from July 13

A July 13 letter from Washington to a Boston gentleman discusses Mr. Foster taking a horse with five year holder rights, hints at a settlement with England, and notes ongoing negotiations between Messrs. Felt and Monroe. It mentions the Prince Ernest Packet detention for Mrs. Forte's dispatches and no breakdown in talks. A proclamation for selling Mississippi land is noted, with protests from the New England Mississippi Land Company. Rumors from France cite a ship Enterprenante seized by a British sloop and a 1812 prophecy.

Norfolk Poke Fohr Mercury Swift Providence Charleston England Meridian Wiedward Washington Boston Foster Prince Ernest Forte Baltimore Federal Gandre Feilet Munroe Sandy Hook New-York Gazette U. States New England Mississippi Land Company Boston Paper France Atalamte Isle of Rance York

Disappointment Over Army Command Rumors

A fragment claims several high ranking officers caused General Wilkinson to assume command in early May while presenting a false show of harmony and discipline. It notes their dishonesty and defends the General's character and esteem.

Wilkinson Possesy

Madison Letter Affirms Policy Amid Public Trials

The text presents a Madison statement asserting justice as the policy basis and public support for his actions. It notes the society’s approval of his public transactions and expresses gratitude for confidence in his efforts, signed by James Madison with Edward Tifft as Grand Sachem.

James Madison Edward Tifft

Notable pardon request in early 19th century trial in Greensburgh

In Westmoreland on the first Monday of July 1811 Samuel Rose junior faced an oyer and terminer indictment for burglariously breaking into Abraham Horbachs inn in Greensburg and stealing government mail letters. Despite defense arguments highlighting his youth, promise, and first offense, the court sentenced him to ten years hard labor, with subsequent confinement in the Philadelphia jail if years remain, after restitution or full payment of stolen property.

Commonwealth Samuel Rose Greensburgh Westmoreland Abraham Harbach United States Abraham Hor ‘Ach Phildelphia

Elias Wallen Weds Miss Fane Ann Davies in New York

A marriage solemnized Sunday in New York by Rev. Mr Lyetl united Elias Wallen merchant of this place and Miss Fane Ann Davies of the city in matrimony.

New-York Lyetl Elias Wallen Fane Ann Davies

Auction notice offering Muscovado sugar and tea items

The subscribers offer sale of Muscovado sugars of superior quality, Alfag Prime Greene Coffee, Fresh Hyson Tea in qr. boxes, and bills on Charleston payable at the Union of Carolina Banke. Terms to approved purchasers. L. C. Cantelou & Brother. Avgok ge.

Charleston Union of Carolina Banke L. C. Cantelou & Brother Avgok Ge

Notice of Sale By Mrs Powers Broad Street Auction

Mrs Powers informs the public of a sale at broad street near Judge Willson's offering a wide range of fancy articles. The auction lists Silk Bonnets Shawls Gloves boots and trimmings among many items to be sold for cash on August 9.

India

Augusta shopkeeper thanks citizens and lists valued goods

The Subscriber thanks the citizens of Augusta for liberal patronage and notes skilled workmen now assist him. He advertises sale of elegant gold and silver watches, earrings, breast-pins, rings, tea sets, spoons, watch glasses, sword knots, epaulets, and other items while warning tax collectors that executions will follow those in arrears after October.

Augusta Isis

Notice to forbear trading on certain notes held by Beall

William Hunt senior warns all persons not to trade certain notes of Shand given to George Willis and later to Col. Thadius Beall He states he has discharged those notes and all other notes Beall ever held of his records show this discharge dated January 31

George Willis Col Thadius Beall Col. Beall WM. Hunt Sen’r

Sale of Land to Satisfy 1810 Taxes in Multiple Counties

A collector’s sale will be held on Tuesday the gah day of Okbober next at the Court-house in Waynesboro to liquidate taxes due for 1810. Listings include 275 acres pine land in Montgomery joined to Hill land, 2024 acres pine land in Wilkinson, 4025 acres pine land in Wilkinson, 202% acres pine land in Wilkinson, 100 acres in Burke county, 2024 acres pine land in Wilkinson, 405 acres pine land in Wilkinson, 202% acres third quality land in Wilkinson, 109090 acres pine and swamp land in Glynn granted to John Milton. Tax amounts range from cents to dollars, with details and parcels returned by various collectors.

Angula Sagan Richmond Rae’s Ferry Scabaxn Jones. Wilkinson James Rae Wilkinson Richmond County John. B. Wilkinson Waynesboro Montgomery Gente Hill Elitha Hanecock Tex Joseph Conner Wilkinson County Davis Moors Benjamin Allen Glynn John Milton Jackson Robert Monfort John Braddock Watham Be Co Augotte Setember Augusta Cash Lucy Charles Ben Toney Betty Little Charles Tab Anderson Watkins Jon Robert Watkins 6Th Circuit Georgia Samuel Mer Edith Inferior Court of Lincoln County O&cber Lincoln Court House

Land sale notice for estate in Georgia held on credit

Real estate of West Cookty deceased in Georgia includes three hundred acres on Pace's Ferry near Savannah River and 25 acres by the ferry plus three islands. Sold for heirs and creditors with bonds and mortgage. Nine agents must seek leave to sell Hart's Creek lands forming part of Curtis Lowe estate for heirs. December 8, 2108.

West Cookt Georgia Savannah River Jorade Columbia County Hart’s Creek Hart Lowe Curtis Lowe W. Slaten

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