Peace prospects and war debate on the Niagara frontier
A Chronicle report from January 1813 discusses England's pacific overture with America, the war’s aims, and the balance of trade. It notes a House resolution seeking information on American setbacks, calls for full inquiry, and laments the distress along the Niagara frontier where civilians suffer amid fierce conflict.
Fragmented War Narrative and Market Briefs
The piece laments brutality amid devastation of cabins and orphans while noting a cotton price rise in Washington reports. It cites New York bills and 13 to 15 cent offers, and mentions the French defeats with large casualties and cannon losses across October battles.
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Washington
New York
London
Siege at Fort George Recounted in Early Dispatch
A Washington to New York despatch describes British and Indian forces seizing Fort George after a brief assault. The fort housed about 270, with many sick. residents fled 14 miles inland as fires spread seven miles from the river. Tuscarora allies aided in repelling some attackers.
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New-York
Nacara
Fort George
Burlington Bay
Buffaloe
Harrison
Marriage Notice In Columbia County Reports
Married in Sisi uli by MP Davis Esq John Kay wed Mrs Polly Pare both of Columbia County in a civil ceremony with local proceedings recorded.
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MP. Davis
John Kay
Polly Pare
Columbia County
Post Office Augusta 1814 Mail Schedule
Augusts Post Office announces Northern Mail routes with delivery on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 9 PM. Letters from Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi and New Orleans are received and forwarded via Asheville North Carolina in January 1814.
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Augusta
Northern Mail
Dug
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
New Orleans
Ashville
Carolina
Savannah
Clisco
Charleston
Coosahatchchie
Milledgeville
Aid
Athens
Mitchel’s
Lexington
Strong’s
Mallory's
Washington
Allison’s
Wrightsboro
Raysville
Columbia
C. H
Greensboro
Powelton
Warrenton
Georgetown
Louisville
Waynesboro
Branklin
Elberton
Petersburg
Lincolnton
Crosep
James Fraser
Reward for returning Augusta apple vendor Dilsy
On Monday the jdinst a Negro woman by the name of DILSY, well known about Augusta, having been for some time employed selling apples about town. Any person delivering her to the Subscriber shall be amply rewarded. Martha M Millan. January 14. tf
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Dilsy
Augusta
EGS Relocates To Ferry House For Boarders And Travelers
EGS informs friends and the public she has moved from her Market stand to the Ferry house formerly occupied by Mr Bird Martin. The new location offers complete accommodations for a few boarders and travelers and a large yard suitable for country wagons. January 14.
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Egs
Bird Martin
Public Notice on Internal Duty Licenses and Bonds
The notice announces that all internal duties from the latest Congress will take effect after December 31 1815. Retailers of wine and spirits, license applicants, auctioneers, refiners, carriage keepers, and bond holders must comply. The deputy collector will visit Augusta January 1 and February 1 to assist noncompliant Richmond county residents.
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Congress
Oursville
D’d. Clarke
Ind
Geo
Augusta
Richmond County
Notice of Licenses and Public Sales Across Georgia 1814
Notice to wine and foreign goods retailers stills and boiler owners and carriage owners in Georgia to attend license meetings at Columbia Warren Hancock Greene and other counties in January 1814. Also a marshal sales notice for a leasehold on Broad Street Augusta and a tax and debt collection notice for the estate of John Toomy with an administrator’s call for payments.
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3D ‘Collection
Georgia
Columbia
Edust House
Wallorreaton
Warren
Spetta
Hancock
Greensborough
Greene
Congress
David W. Crawford
3D District
Columbia Airth
Mirror of the Times
Georgia Journal
Proclamation declaring Alfred Cuthbert elected to Congress
Governor Peter Early proclaims Alfred Cuthbert elected to fill the Georgia seat in the U S House of Representatives until March 4, 1815. The notice specifies eligibility requirements and directs publication in the Savannah Evening Ledger and Augusta Chronicle. January 14, 1814.
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General Assembly
House of Representatives
Congress of the
U States
William of Bibb
Alfred Cuthbert
Congress
Congress of
U. States
William W. Bibb
Cuthbert
Milledgeville
United States of America
Peter Early
Abner Hammond
Sec’ry
State
Savannah Evening Ledger
Augusta Chronicle
Runaway Slaves From J Toomy Estate Near Augusta
Two enslaved carpenters named Jack and Bill absconded from the John Toomy estate near Augusta. A reward is offered for returning them to the plantation, with letters to this office to ensure prompt attention.
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Tolen
Fitz
Sale of Part of Justin Bayan Estate in Savannah
On the first Tuesday in February next the court of ordinary of Chatham will sell part of the personal estate of Justin Bayan deceased of Wilmington Island. It includes over one hundred enslaved people, no boats or flat, to be sold in lots, with field hands and mechanics. Creditors must present valid demands with preference by law.
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England
Annapolis
America
Prantée
Russia
France
Pyrenes
Rhine
Napoleon
Marshal
Augusta
John Garrett
John Cattlett
Johnson &Kunze
Broad Street
Timothy Hopkins
6Th Circuit Court of the United States
District of Georgia
Vinson and Smedes
Court of Ordinary
Chatham
Savannah
Justin Bayan
Wilmington Island
John Scriven
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Bradly
United States
Messrs. Hall
Barnett
Forsyth
Telfair
Mr. Troup
Newark
Canada
Niagara
New Ark
Ranaway
Martha M Millan
Mrs. Powers
Seon
John Toomy
Dee
James D. Cogan
R. Augusta
Peley Early