Action Overlooked as Towns Burn and Indian Casualties Reported
Ferdinand L. Claiborne reports a pursuit causing destruction of a town of about 200 houses and a 60-house town. The enemy fled across the Alabama river taking wives and children. Three notable Indians were killed in a detachment clash. Provisions and other property were burned, boats destroyed, and insufficient transport and clothing hindered continued operations.
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Alabama
Ferdinand. L. Claiborne
Georgia residents favor war embargo economic shift in agriculture
The piece argues the embargo and war reoriented Georgia from dependence on foreign goods to self sufficiency. It notes higher quality wheat, export flour, local beef and pork abundance, and widespread domestic textile work with planters becoming manufacturers. Prices for cotton and homespun are cited to illustrate change.
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Union
N.carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Georgia
Augusa
European upheaval widens as nations shift power
Intelligence from Europe reports sweeping changes in civil and military control across the continent. Bremen regains its historic freedoms, Holland faces French authority upheaval with English support, and armies move as Alexander and Austria appear on the strategic stage.
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Europe
Hannover
Bremen
Holland
Sadiholder
Leon
Spain
Lo Welingtos
Eld
Larianoligy
Belgium
Alexander
Tus
Prankfort
Prancis
Austrig
Lim
Decline of Napoleon Echoes Across Europe
Fragmentary excerpt reflects shifting fortunes as allied forces surge into France. Mentions Portugal and Italy freeing themselves, Bourdeaux, Bayonne defenses, and rumors of Bourdeaux guns. Notes Beauharnais's desertion and the volatility of Napoleonic power amid rapid changes in fortune.
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Italy
France
Portugal
Bayonne
Rumouw
Bourdeaux
Wellington
Beauhernois
Bavaria
Napoleon Empetier
Bonaparte
Mammoth Hog Weighs In At 698 Pounds In City Pen
Warrun Laren Esq of this city reports a colossal hog killed a few days ago weighing 698 pounds. The four year old animal was exceptionally tall and lengthy though not fat. Judges believe if as fat as usual hogs, its net weight would have surpassed 1000 pounds. raised in a pen from mixed English and Chinese breeds.
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Warrun Laren
Kiled
Campaign to clear Savannah River obstructions proposed
A Savannah article notes frequent river disasters below Augusta due to navigation hazards. It reports planters merchants and boat owners from South Carolina and Georgia will be asked to fund a subscription to remove obstructions. A committee will present a concrete plan in a few days to ease boat passage.
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Savannah River
Augusta
South Carolina
Georgia
Savannah
Nominations Sent to Senate for Cabinet and Treasury Posts
The President transmitted to the Senate yesterday nominations including Atazmr Gar LATIN as a commissioner to Got tenburg Gores W. Cammett now Tennessee senator as Secretary of the Treasury and Rhuann Rusu Comptroller of the Treasury as Attorney General replacing William M Pinney. These appointments await Senate action.
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United States
Senate
Atazmr Gar
Gottenburg
Gores W. Cammett
Tennessee
the Treasury
Rhuann Rusu
William M Pineney
Charity Sermon and Marriages Highlight Augusta Notice
Public notice records a sermon at the Presbyterian church by Rev. Mr. Thompson, with a liberal donation of 244 dollars 62 1-2 cents for Augusta Female Asylum orphans. It also lists multiple marriages: Mr. Pawar Stren to Miss Susan Ray, Miss Jos x Grusox to Mr. C i Seran, and Mr. Ren. B. Norris of Savannah to Miss Mary KRetasxvoun, listing local figures and dates.
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Presbyterian Church
Thompson
Augusta
Mark Price
Davis
Pawar Stren
Susan Ray
James Ray
Columbia County
C i Seran
Merchant
Jos
X Grusox
Mr. Hand
Agron Smith
S. Scriven E’ty
Ren. B. Norris
Mary Kretasxvoun
J. H. Rutherford
Georgia Probate Notice for Estate of William Dearmond
In Richmond County Georgia 48 James Pearrs and Mary Monaee formerly Mary Dearmmd apply for Letters of administration on the estate of William Dearmond deceased. Kindred and creditors are cited to file objections in the office within the legal time. otherwise letters of administration will be granted. Issued at Augusta February 17 by Acting Clerk AS AAC HERBERT.
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Georgia
Richmond County
James Pearrs
Mary Monaee
Mary Dearmmd
William Dearmond
Augusta
Herbert
Cheri
Heirs of Clarke seek copy of lost deed in Hancock court
In the February term 1814 of Hancock County Superior Court the petition of the Heirs of Charles Clarke seeks to establish a copied deed of conveyance for 500 acres in Wilkes now Hancock. The court orders the copy to stand in place of the original upon publication in the Gazelle for six months. An adjoining notice describes property occupied by Captain Bims with store and dwelling potential, available by rent.
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Hanock County
Charles VII Clarke
Richard Call
Aletha Call
Charles Clarke
Corny
Wilkes
Hancock
Inlice Absorber With Tax Deadlines Noted
A fragmented item notes a tax collection trend at Wa ness borough with dates the 28th and 29th and mentions attendees and officials. It references Davis and B.C. It Beh and indicates instructions for those who have not settled to attend and receive taxes.
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Davis
B.C
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