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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1810

Page

7

War Debt and Revenue Measures in Early 19th Century

The document outlines loan arrangements and debt reduction strategies, noting a 2,750,000 temporary bank loan to avoid stock expansion. It discusses revenue projections for 1812, duties on imports, and potential British edict revocation impacting non importation laws, with legal questions on enforcement, seizure periods, and proposed statutory fixes.

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Gallatin Proposes Frontier Trade Enforcement Reforms

Albert Gallatin of the Treasury submits proposals to tighten enforcement of non-importation laws on the northern frontier. He urges distribution of forfeitures, new provisions for St Lawrence and Vermont districts, higher salaries for collectors, reduced fee income, and armed seizures to improve compliance and proof of legal importation. December 10, 1810.

United States St. Lawrence Vermont Albert Gallatin Treasury Department

Destructive Fire Destroys Property on Broad Street Augusta

A Thursday morning fire consumed the north side of Broad Street between Cumming's brick house and Labufan's, damaging properties of Newel Herbert Shattuck and others. Loss estimated over forty thousand dollars, mostly insured except Starnes's. Also notes a January 7 election at the Court House for a Receiver of Tax Returns and a Tax Collector for Richmond County in 1811.

Newel Herbert Shattuck Broad Street Mr. Cumming Thomas Cumming M‘quin Daniel Starnes John M‘iver Hill Ponce B. Simms Starnes Richmond County Augusta

Citizen thanks for Fire efforts in Arguta

Thomas Cumming expresses warm thanks to fellow citizens of Arguta for their friendly exertions during the late fire. He notes obligations to all and special gratitude to individuals whose generous conduct will be remembered with lively thanks.

Arguta Thomas Cumming

Fire relief thanks from Hill and Ponce highlight helpers

Messrs Hill and Ponce express sincere thanks to the public general rally and to a few individuals for their timely exertion in saving their property from the flames of the late Fire.

Messrs Hill Ponce

MIRROR OFFICE Moves After Fire to New Location

The Mirror Office is removed to the former Major Hamill building opposite the back of the former stand after a late fire. The Presbyterian Church plans a Day of Thanksgiving next Tuesday with Rev. Mr. Thompson to conduct Divine Service at St Pauls in the forenoon. Harmony Presbytery set to meet January 1 in this city. Died near Augusta on Friday the 14th inst Capt John Savacny, after a short illness, mourned by all who knew him.

Mirror Major Hamill Presbyterian Church Mr. Thompson St. Paul’s Augus A Joam Savacny Augusta Walker Tenth Georgia Regiment of Militia Valentine Walker James Beall Jonathen Palmer John M‘kinne Auguslay

Detect the Villain in Bank Note Incident

A young black man about 20 to 22, riding a horse, offered bank bills in a store for silver but could not be identified. He wore a straight blue coat with half-bearings and rode off after being held briefly. Store and tavern keepers urged vigilance to capture the offender, with the bill available for viewing at Mr. Zachariah Bell’s or the office.

Sylver Mir Zachariah Bell

New Store Opens on Broad Street with Wide Grocery Stock

The Subscribers opened a new Broad Street store next to William White and opposite John Willson & Nephew, offering Jamaica spirits, brandy, tea, sugar, soap, linen, coffee, nails, bar iron, salt, pepper, and more. Goods arrive from New York and Savannah and will be sold cheap for cash, cotton, or town acceptances.

Broad Street William White Messrs John Willson Pierson Philadelphia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Exchange Stock Harmony Presbytery John Fleming William Ross LAW Office Broad-street Captain Cormick Hancock and Wilkes District of Georgia Freeman Walker John Forsyth Leafe Ocmulgee Aogesta Wm. Robinson Vvbenifes George Adams Chronicle Hoxse An Uftdy Green and Washington Streets Lewis Collins Dec Messrs. Beach and Ballard Catharine Wright Ddm Trix John M‘quin James Fraser Ioneer Yauvuary Eil Fom Mr. Garvin Holland M‘tyre James H. Discomb, Taylor
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