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Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1815

Page

3

Fragmentary Congress Message Read In Washington

A corrupted OCR snippet shows a Madison era note about a congressional message. It mentions overrule of a contrary event, a substitution by Congress, a common distra te, and provision for payment. The text states the message will be printed after reading.

Congress Madison Washington

Chronicle notes reduced threat and troop movement on coastal islands

The report says Savamaly is secure with forces in place to defend against any attack. Cumberland Island shows enemy strength under 1000, St Marys and Point Peter evacuated after destroying barracks. Darien intelligence places Bhack siear near Fort Barrington, with Barien troops ready to limit predatory incursions to coastal islands.

Ouri Savamaly Cumberland Island St. Mary’s Point Petre Ota Darien Fort Barrington Alatamaha Barien

Preparing for War as Congress Withholds Funds

The article notes stalled campaigns on Lake Ontario fronts and heavy US preparations at Sackett's Harbour. It questions Congress's failure to provide funds for recruitment, magazines, stores, and public credit, warning the crisis may force state-led defense.

Lake Ontario Kingston Sackett’s Doug Congress Republic

Rumor Denied on Suspected Suentigi Case

A letter from Savannah denies a reported Suentigi case and warns the tale may have originated in broad speculation. The writer states no proof exists and implores readers to avoid credulity.

Jackson Reports Battle At New Orleans In 1815

Major General Andrew Jackson writes to the secretary of war recounting the January 8, 1815, assault by British forces led by Sir Edward Pakenham. He notes heavy enemy losses, lighter American casualties, and that both sides occupy former positions. he anticipates further reinforcement and promises a fuller account later.

Jackson Secretary of War Eld Col. Hayne Léj Edward Pakenham Kean Gibbs Andrew Jackson Com’dy

Cotton Married At Piney Grove In Burlington

Cotton married at Piney Grove on Thursday evening the 9th by Rev Thompson. Groom Grrrear Snearer merchant of this city to Miss Mar THA ANN Cowees daughter of Maj. Wm M Cowles. Also at Charleston D C on Thursday 9th by Bishop Dehoon Mr Wm Joiner to Miss Eliza Mary Hartley. Died at his seat in Burke county on Monday the 6th Mr Revert Wocus in his 45th year.

Piney Grove Charleston D. C Dehoon Eliza Mary Hartley Das. Hartley Statesburg S.C Burke County Revert Wocus N. Moore D. Murray Dixon Miss Miller J. R. Thompson Barrett Board of Trustees

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