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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1812

Page

8

Respecting the Canadas and United States interest

A letter from New York argues Canada as a strategic prize for the United States. It outlines Upper and Lower Canada, Quebec as capital, river St Lawrence, and the Plains of Abraham. It warns war only if negotiations fail, and presses negotiation while urging federal action.

Canadas Upper Cazadéd U. States Lower Canada Upper Canada United States Quebeci Celt London Samuel de Champlain St. Lawrence St. Chales St. Lawrences St. Charles Plains of Abrahamt Quebec Plains of Abraham George Champlain Ontario Erie St. Clair Huron Michigan Superior Capes St. Lawrance Montreal Lake Ontario Falls of Niagara Falls of St. Marys Immente U. Stars Newtraion

Letter from George Murray Denounces Exchequer Note Rumor

George Murray of Philadelphia rebuts a Baltimore Federal Republican claim that he conspired to engrave and print exchequer bill plates. He states he met with Gallatin last winter with Archibald Banay to discuss a joint plan to stop foreign fabrication of vessel papers, never received a facsimile, and never acted to engrave or copy any government paper. Murray warns he will publish this denial and mail copies to other printers to counter the allegation.

The National Intelligencer Gatess Baltimore Federal Republican Geo. Murray Murray N . York Gallatin Archibald B.nay Baltimore New York T.thail Ford Iam C. Geo. Murray Philadelphia

Prince Regent and Ministers Strike Debt Deal Hint War Looms

A London letter claims the Prince Regent and current ministers agreed to remain in power if they secure 500,000 pounds to cover debts. Belfast Magazine editors suggested a renewal of the ministry’s lease via admiralty rights. The piece warns that war with England could purge corruption, noting the Whig stance.

Londe Assaurts N. B Belfast Admiralty Ministry England Golconda Peru

Arrival of 7000 veteran troops lands in Havanna and Veracruz

An early 19th century letter from Havanna, dated January 16 and received in Philadelphia, reports 7000 veteran troops from Old Spain arriving in Havana and Veracruz. It notes discipline and health advantages, describes officers as young and capable, and mentions 4500 Mexico troops securing tranquility, while Caracas insurrectionists falter and U S trade remains brisk with provisions rising in price.

Havanna Philadelphia Aljis Old Spain Vera Cruz Mexico Zanoni Caraccas St. Do ‘Mingo Miranda Paris

Cabinet Talks on Treaty Ratification and War Measures

Reports from Washington and Georgetown describe cabinet discussions on ratifying the 1806 Monroe Pinkney treaty with Britain with possible modifications and a feasible compromise on impressments. A cabinet council at the President’s House is mentioned amid Anglo-American affairs as latest dispatches arrive from London and Plymouth.

New-York Washington Monroe Foster Lea Baltimore American B. Mefits Pinkney U.S Holland Georgetown England Cape Hague London the N. York Gazette Lisbon Constitution Cowes France Col. Barr Jane Baltimore Shaw Pentleman Paris Roffel Jock Eaton Plymouth Mint&er America Mollete

Cadiz dispatch on Tarifa siege and French retreat

From Cadiz reports indicate no engagement after the siege at Tarifa ended with the French abandoning the fortifications. French losses are noted at about 2500 killed and wounded and 86 prisoners, with heavy baggage left behind. Spanish troops may have defended Tarifa, while English were not in command there.

Cadiz Spain Teriffa Cattanz Tariffa S. W Ballasteros Tariffay Cortes Geral Hill Estra

Attack Reported on Guadiena Border by Combined Army

An iter from Valencia de Alcantara cites a vision of the combined army attacking the Guadiena borders. The force was poised to advance toward Merida, the planned occupation site.

Iter Valencia de Alcantara Guadiena Aivision Merida

Congress Plots Militia Reform and Monroe Treaty Talks

Congress has debated private bills and petitions with no major issues. AMilitia plan was rejected, a new one to arm and discipline the militia is to be prepared. News from Washington hints at a Monroe Treaty negotiation with Britain and calls for justice and reciprocity. Augusta cotton markets show steady demand with prime cotton at 14 to 12 cents.

Congress House Washington New-York Mefiis Monroe Otter Lod Hawkesbery Jeffrson Augusta

Letter from Congressman on England ministry change hope

An extract from a Congress member's letter to a friend in South Carolina notes the Secretary of State's remark that a Ministry shift in England might lead to reconciliation with the United States. The writer mentions hopes tied to the Prince Regent's relief from his present embarrassment.

Congress South Carolina England Be Ling

Death notice for M. Fenpatt at Warrenton

DIED on Saturday last at Warrenton aged 2 years 6 months and 6 days is Mas. ree isan M. Fenpatt, eldest son of Doct. Fendail of this place. DIED on Sunday morning the 234 inft. 2 years, si months, and six days.

Warrenton Ree Isan M. Fenpatt Fendail

Charity sermon for Female Asylum postponed to March

The advertised charity sermon in the Catholic Church on the 16th was postponed due to bad weather and will now be delivered by the Rev Mr Brown on the first Sunday in March.

Brown

Valuable Lot For Sale In Augusta On Broad Street

The subscriber plans to remove from Augusta and sells a lot with two stores rented at 400 dollars yearly, plus a four room brick dwelling with two fireplaces, kitchen and cellar, back store, smoke house, stable, garden, and potential back stores on the cross street. For particulars contact Hugh Kerr as of February 28.

Augusta Broad & M Intoth Hugh Kerr

Negro Woman Jinny Absent From Bartee Plantation

Ten dollars reward offered for the abduction of Jinny a Negro woman about 30 years old yellow complexion and scar on neck from a burn. She was last seen Jan 26 from the Bartee plantation Edgefield District South Carolina headed toward Augusta or Hers Creek area and Savannah by boat. Reward payable on delivery to John R Bartee or five dollars plus expenses to secure her in prison. February 25.

Cherokee Ponds Carolina Edgefield Hart Jinny Bern Augusta Herse Creek Savannah

Notice to all debtors of Gen Thomas Glascock estate

All persons indebted to the estate of Gen Thomas Glascock are urged to pay immediately to the Subscriber. Before the newer retard day, any outstanding demands will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection. John Willson, Funeral Surviving Administrator.

H. W. Bozeman, Co H.W. Bozeman H. Ww. Bozeman Hall Thomas Glascock Lian John Willson Fun’r

Sheriffs Sale of Land and a Slave in Burke County

On the first Tuesday in April at the Court House in Waynesborough, 200 acres in Burke County on Savannah River adjoining M'Cye and Barley, levied to Emanuel Sheftall for William Oliver. Also 200 acres adjoining Joel Reever, 100 acres adjoining Joel Reese, 45 acres adjoining Batt Jones, plus a Negro woman Fibby, levied for James Speight for James Drawdy, and 243 acres adjoining Jonathan Lewis and others levied for Isaah Carter, John Bryant and others.

Macartan Campbell Augusta August Noble W JONES Savannah Court T House Waynesborough Bmke County Savannah River Emanuel Sheftall William Oliver Said County Joel Reever Joel Reese Said Batt Jones Fibby John Connell James Speight James Drawdy Jonathan Lewis Fid Hugh Martin Joseph Attaway Benjamin Worneck Joseph Perry

Letter of Administration Notice for Thomas Tumblin

Georgia Scriven County notice of administration on the estate of Thomas Tumblin, late of Scriven County deceased. Anelia Tuned is cited to inform all kindred and creditors to file objections by the first Monday in March next at the office, otherwise letters will be granted. Dated February 33, 1812. John F Lovett, C. C.

Scriven County Anelia Thomas Tumblin John, F. Lovett C. c

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