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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1811

Page

2

Acts of 1811 General Assembly of Georgia extensive session

A long list of acts passed by the 1811 Georgia General Assembly covers county seat relocations, court and road measures, incorporation of banks and towns, land sales and condemnations, welfare reliefs, and governance provisions. It includes repeals, new charters, and amendments affecting Wilkinson, Burke, Richmond, Wayne, Camden, Twiggs, Milledgeville, and other counties, with references to rivers, ferries, and public buildings sites. The document closes with the Baton Rouge declaration of West Florida independence text and signatures of John Rhea and others.

General Assembly Telfair Ocmulgee Wilkinson St. Mary's Fredericka John Nelson Celiah Keneth Irvine Savannah Tagalo Rivers Franklin Charles Sthal Thomas Harvey Martha Twiggs Montgomery Jefferson Putnam County Jones Genry Greensboro Agricultural Society of Georgia Bank of Augusta Warrenton Lewis Calffrey John Coats Augusta Washington Richmond Academy Wm. Brown Stephen Moble Isaac Hughes Henry Joice Oconee River Glynn Mary M. Wright Planters Bank State of Georgia Wayne Camden Angutta Edward Downing Watford Wrightsborough Columbia Green County Eldred Simkins Broadriver John Barnes Wilkes Manufacturing Company Midway Church Liberty County Monticello Randlph Milledgeville Burke Richmond Tattnal Ogechee John M‘loud Micajah Little Mount Enon Academy Richmond County Charles O. Scriven Hascock Ta‘tnall Lincoln Baldwin James Simms Peter H. Collins Wills, &c Oconee Wishing Creek John Barnetts Hartford Pulaski Bulloch Baldwin and

Declaration of West Florida independence and self rule

The representatives of the people in West Florida declare their fidelity to the king no longer, condemn the governor for betraying protection, and assert their duty to provide security as a free and independent state absolved from allegiance to a government that no longer protects them.

West Florida West Foriday Baton Rouge John Rhea Eele

West Florida land rights and Mississippi Territory dispute

Government correspondence discusses U.S. title to West Florida beyond the Perdido River, urging not to surrender land held for national use while promising federal attention to settlers. House debate centers on removal actions on public lands in the Mississippi Territory and potential conflicts with Supreme Court judgments and Georgia’s financial interests.

Wel Brida U. States U. S U.S West Florida Sissippi M'Kee Treasury Louisiana Committee of Public Lands Troup Mississippi Supreme Court Georgia Supreme Court of the United States Rhea Rhee Missisippi Territory

List of Letters Remaining in Co lumbia C H Post Office 1811

A public notice lists names of addressees with letters left at the Columbia County post office dated January 1 1811. It names Agness Bacon Brown Bell Butts Carr Crump Cotten Cole Clifton Cox Colvard Donnelly Gazaway Davis Hannah Bew Flemin Flint Gairdner Hagens Hampton Harden Jones Jelks Ivy Landersy Marshall Mercer M Gowen M collins Magroder M Neil Duncan M’Neil Marrell Edward Morgan Neilson Offutt Pitman Pitman Rouse Ramsey Reynolds Reynolds Speller Taylor Telfair Underwood Williams Walker Weiffenger Walker Wilkins Cary Patience Leela Blanks executed at the post on short notice.

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MR. Smith Rnor Holmes R. Smith David Holmes Misssippi Congress House of Resentatives Yazoo Secretary of the Treasury Missisippi C. H. Geo Mrs Agness Bacon Col. Brown William Bell Thomas Butts Andrew Bell Thomas Carr Samuel Crump Joseph Cotten John Cole Claban Clifton William Cox John Colvard Daniel Donnelly Gazaway Davis Hannah Bew Nancy Flemin Jane Flint James Gairdner H Robert Hagens Henry Hampton Sally Harden The Richard Jones Senior Court of Co. Thomas Jones Lumbia County Richard Jelks Peebles Ivy James Landersy Solomon Marshall Daniel Mercer James M‘gowen Hugh M‘collin Samuel Magroder Duncan M‘neil Thomas Marrell Edward Morgan William Neilson Jeslee Offutt Francis Pitman Charles Porter T. Pitman Maurice Rouse Randal Ramsey Reuben Reynolds Edmond Reynolds Martha Speller T Robert Tayior G. Telfair Wim. Underwood Benj. Williams Elitha Walker George Weiffenger Edward Walker Wn. Wilkins James Cary
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