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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1809

Page

7

Jacksons Letter End Negotiations In Forms With Britain

A Washington dispatch reports a letter of F J Jackson amid the breakdown of negotiations with Britain. The document states the king's government denies ill faith charges and withdraws to New York while awaiting further commands. Rhode Island banks then are described as thirteen institutions with 434,349 dollars in bills, 410,314 in specie, and deposits totaling 487,911 dollars.

Washington City Jackson Secretary of Roth Mr. Erskine Erskine His Majesty Sam, &c F. J. Jackson Rhode Island

British intrigues and American notices in Augusta and Milledgeville

A collage of events and commentary from Augusta and Milledgeville chronicles diverse topics. It notes debates over Catholic tolerance in Ireland and Spain, praises Saint Andrew’s Day festivities, details the building of a new Flag Staff at the Battery, and misgivings about Ambassador Jackson. The piece covers political satire, currency and cabinet struggles in Britain, naval actions near Lisbon, county boundary changes, and local militia movements, ending with obituaries and legislative yeas and nays.

Prices of Augusta Cotton Salt and Tobacco

Prices listed for Augusta goods include cotton at from groto cents, salt at 12, tobacco at 2 4, and other items showing varied values. The note reflects a district market snapshot with fluctuating commodity costs.

Wanted Apprentice to the Cop per Smith’s business

December 9 advertisement seeking an apprentice for a well recommended copper smith business. Includes a separate January sale at Jeremiah Darby’s house to hire the enslaved people of Howell Gregory late of Columbia county deceased. Elizabeth Gregory, administrator.

Columbia County William Few Fale Thomas Few Ignatius Few Sen’r Jeremiah Darby Howell Gregory Elizabeth Gregory Waynesborough Reuben Blanchard Burke County Josph Perry

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