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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1809

Page

6

French Victory Over Spanish Army Near Ciudad Real

General Sebastiani reports from Santa Cruz that 27 March defeat of the Andalusian army near Ciudad Real yielded 4000 prisoners, seven standards and 18 guns. Seven thousand Spaniards remained, 3000 captured, with heavy enemy casualties. Sev il le and surrounding forces were routed and Seville opened. Also notes Milhaud and Bouille actions and later pursuit.

Madrid Sebastiani Santa Cruz Sierra Morena Andalusia Ciudad Real Sierra Moréna Cel Giraud Rath Dragoons Bouille Guadiana Milhaud Vollate Ruffin Duke of Belluno Seville Belluna Badajos Dalmatia Lisbon

Consolidation Act debated on duties for cotton imports

A May 2 report notes a proposed consolidation act imposing a duty of 11 5s 6d per bale on cotton not grown in British colonies plus an additional war duty. Washington correspondence from June 15, 1809 discusses an order of his Majesty in Council dated April 26 and confirms adherence to the recent negotiations and disengagement from earlier orders while awaiting further conciliatory understandings.

New Orleans S Mall York James’ River New York Montreal Courant Elizabethtown Upper Canada Ogdensburg Oswego St. Lawrence Wm. P. Bennett U.S. Regiment of Infantry Underhill Henry Arnold Canada Capt. Bennett U. States R. Smith David M. Erskine New- York City Liverpool Washington City Jone Mr. Erskine Mr. Smith Washington Suitu Department of State

Provisions Market Schedule by Robert M Tyer

Robert M Tyer informs the public he will attend the Market with fresh provisions every Sunday morning throughout the season. July 2.

Robert M‘tyre

Notice to creditors of John Carter estate

Creditors indebted to the estate of the late John Carter esq deceased are urged to come forward and settle by the first day of the current month. If unpaid, accounts will be put in a proper train for recovery. R. M. Coombs A. Martin. July 1. Meat 2¢

John Carter R. M. Coombs A. Martin

Sheriff sale notices and probate action in Burke and Richmond counties

The notice itemizes a sheriff sale on the first Tuesday in August at Wayneborough Court House including enslaved people Valkin Jinny and Hetty a mare three colts three head of cattle hogs corn fodder and 300 acres of land in Burke County plus 300 more acres adjoining a plantation once owned by Richard Rowell to satisfy an execution. Also 13 acres in Burke County are listed as property of Benajah Hodges. Separately Archibald Freeman applies for letters of administration for Yuba H Freeman and notices heirs and creditors to appear within law to contest the grant of letters. dated in Augusta on July 1 180g.

Valkin Jinny Hetty Burke County Sanders Nobles Alfoy Said Richard Rowell Richard Rowell & Others Greorgia Richmond County Archibald Freeman Yuba H. Freeman Augusa Ibis

News From Europe and America Amid Global Turmoil

Augusta readers receive a wide update on European affairs with reports of Russian intrigue and suspected assassination, Spanish patriots, and French successes. U S figures like Thomas Payne’s death noted, while Congress eyes Austrian subsidies and local cotton disputes prompt payment clarifications.

Europe England Russia Paul Spain Germany Thomas Payne New York Lord Bentick Austria Congress

Public Church Rights Stir Debate Over St Pauls Church

A letter criticizes Herald Trustee actions on St Pauls Church and Academy affairs. It argues the church is public property, government authorized, and should accommodate all citizens in worship while noting prior pew holders resisted granting exclusive privileges to a few.

St. Paul’s Church

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Holland Texel D. M. Erskine the Hon. Robt. Smith, &c. &c Adin Sheriff’s Sale Wayneborough Joly x Isaac Herbert Augusta Pendleton Windling Czerac
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