Early 19th Century Gazette Commentary on US Britain Peace Moves
The passage discusses unrest and mob activity, property searches, and a debate on peace with Great Britain. It notes American pacific aims, possible liberal advances, and a proposal to bar certain imports from public and private use, aiming to avoid formal treaty delays by adjourning Congress.
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New York Briefs From England Posted January 6
Foreign news from London arrives with updates on politics society and trade during the first week of January. Dispatches describe debates in Parliament economic moves and notable speeches by leading figures.
Stolen Sorrell Horse Missing in Edgefield District
Fan 22. Strayed or Stolen in Edgefield district South Carolina a sorrel horse with three white feet foretop cut off about 9 years old and 15 hands high. Any person giving information to the subscriber where the said horse may be found shall receive a liberal reward. Robert Levingston January 22. Taken up by the subscriber on the 14th inst a sorrel horse about 15 hands high years old blind in the left eye owner may reclaim by proving property and paying for this advertisement.
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Congress debate on 20 000 men for twelve months
The January 22 1813 Chronicle reports prolonged Congress debate over a bill to raise twenty thousand troops for twelve months as a substitute for volunteers. Opposition argues against any expansion of military power amid calls for an honorable peace. Died: Mrs Bripcer Cooren aged 70.
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Prospective Foreign Reviews and Magazines Selections
An article outlines selecting two pieces from foreign reviews to supply American readers with concise, insightful criticism. It describes Edinburgh Review influence, aims to offer monthly 88‑page numbers, two volumes per year, price five dollars, and subscription terms with agents earning commissions.
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Ladie's Academy Mount of Health offers education at low cost
A 14 year fever free Mount of Health residence is cited. The school advertises astronomy geography globes and a Forte Piano. Terms are 120 dollars yearly payable quarterly, 80 dollars less than Charleston prices. Produce accepted as payment. T. Sandwich. St January 22.
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Richmond Academy to Lease Town Common Lots Five Years
Trustees announce leasing of the Town Common Lots for five years beginning Saturday the 23d at the Market House 11 o'clock. Notes with approved indorsers required for each year’s rent. W Leigh R Creswell J Carter signatories. January 22.
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Extensive Jewellery Assortment for Sale in New York Store
The Subscriber in New York offers for sale a wide jewelry assortment on reasonable terms. Pearl and Cornelian necklaces, Diamond rings, Gold and Pearl seals, gold and pearl brooches, ear rings, head ornaments, watch keys, plus sets of silver forks and desert spoons. Many other items visible at the store. January 22.
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