Dispute with America and British views on duties
The author argues the United States will avoid open war with Britain while urging readers to assess the dispute in light of expediency. He cites documents from Madison and the treasury, notes America’s shift away from foreign connections, and highlights growing American manufacturing and population shifts, including woollen cloth and cotton goods production. The piece remarks on land development in upstate New York and extrapolates future effects on England’s influence in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Registery
Madison
Treasury
Berlin
Milan
England
Intercoiffé
Sete Te Arti
Lie'and
Europe
Baltimore Evening Post
Kevan
Alper County
N. Ys
I Uisterns
Sullivan
Independent wool and cloth industry cited in early American trade debate
A lengthy discussion cites county inventories and outputs in Jefferson and Nelson counties to argue against external commerce. The piece argues Britain should abandon external trade to avoid national miseries and praises domestic manufacturing and independence, forecasting continued scrutiny of America trade disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geanefje
Jefferson Cba
Nelson County
Kentucky
Madison
America
Europe
Pitt
Spain
England
Eost. Fadin ‘Company
Fourth of July Celebration in Augusta
Yesterday marked the thirty fifth anniversary of independence in Augusta with a salute by Captain Wilson's Volunteer Artillery. Citizens gathered at the Methodist Chapel for prayer and reading of the Declaration by James T. Dent, followed by oration and military displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Arillery Company
Augusta
Methodist Chapel
Sayer
Mr. Green
James T. Dent
Smidtt
Jlandits
Wittoveney Barron
Ely
Artillery
Rangers
Buffin
Cavalry
M‘coy
Toasts of the Artillery and Rangers Recite Revolutionary Anniversary Odes
A fragment of a ceremony listing toasts by the Artillery and Rangers includes praise for Washington Madison Franklin and Hamilton, calls for liberty and virtue, and reflections on national unity. It features mentions of Roslin Castle, Wiseington, and Searking Jack with various patriotic vows and warnings to prevent corruption and tyranny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roslin Castle
Shelly
Italy
Army
Navy
America
State
Georgia
Tasts Drank by the Richmond Volunteers
A fragmented record recalls a July 4 celebration with speeches and toasts honoring revolutionary figures and national ideals. Notable speakers include John Forsyth and Major Hutchinson, with tributes to Washington Jefferson Hamilton and the U S Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Forsyth
Major Hutchinson
Gen. Walker
Richard H. Wilde
Major Williamsse
Hemilton
Education of the Rising Generation in Bair American
The fragment references country guide and dire chemin focusing on the education of the rising generation. It mentions Bair American and implies a discussion on guiding youth through learning paths and civic formation. The text is incomplete but centers on youth education principles.
Republican tribute at Mrs Walkers spring gathering
Citizens and families gathered at Mrs. Walkers spring under Rev Mr Weemey s address and oak shade. Walter Leigh presided with Major Skinner as Vice President. Toasts honored The Constitution James Madison Congress Washington militia Georgia and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uzza
James Madison
Congress of the
Washington
U. Si
B. Noue
Georgia
U. States
Passage of 1790s political oration on independence and leaders
A fragmentary 18 item tribute lists names such as David Mitchell Timothy Pickering and Adams. It praises independence and republican ideals while condemning Britain and praising the United States progress, industry, and liberty. The closing scene notes the President and Vice President retiring with three cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Commodores
Rogers
Chesapeake
David B. Mitchell
Republi Jean Principlesi
United State
South Africa
Adopted Sons of
Columbia
Timothy Pickering
Great Britain
The
Fair Daughters of Columbia
Friend of America
Adam
Augusta Joy and Gratitude Mark National Birthday Paper
Citizens of Augusta express joy on the national birthday and note advertising space was limited. The text hints at a naval engagement comparison to Rogers and an upcoming issue will elaborate further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Halifax
Rogers
To Correspondents Mentors and the Angee hall
Fragmentary note mentions Mentor and the Angee hall appearing in our next issue with unclear context or details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor
Angee Hall
Preaching Schedule in Columbia County Churches
Rev. Joan Tarrant will preach at the Union Church in Columbia County about 16 miles above Auguste on the 24th Sunday. Rev. Alf Appa Christian is listed for the 33rd Sunday of the same month. Rev. JouneI El Byron is scheduled for the 4th Sunday, the 28th day of the month.
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Joan Tarrant
Union
Choi'h
Columbia County
Auguste
Alf
Appa Christian
Jounei
el Byron
Mr. Gilbert Plans School Expansion for Young Ladies
Mr Gilbert will reopen his school if twenty female students enroll with a quarterly fee of one dollar. Half in advance. Each scholar must be proficient in reading. Locations at Mr Altons and home visits offered. Parents urged to match support pledged by his patrons. July 5.
Notice to creditors of late Mr. Cuanurs Grecory
Augusta July 5 notice from Augst Slaughter and Jesse O Watson calls all creditors of the deceased Cuanurs Grecory to present claims and for those indebted to the estate to make payment within legal limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Bell
Columbia County
Pearson
Augusta
Zachriah
Bell
Barney Payne
Nath
Snead
Cuanurs Grecory
Slaughter
Jesse O Watson
Sr I
Administration Letters Granted in Richmond County
Georgia affairs report that Rebecca Burch and Littleberry Burch apply for letters of administration for the estate of Cartes Burch, late of Richmond County. The probate court in Augusta sets a hearing for the first Monday in September next to show cause why letters should not be granted.
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Georgia
Richmond
Rebecca
Burch
Littleberry Burch
Cartes Burch
Augusta
Fuly
Isaac Herbert
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Cobbett’s Register
State’ Prison
Newgate
William Bell
Zach
Arney Payne
the Chronicle
Happy Land
United States
Hamilton
Vicwane
Colombia
Richmond, Volunteer
Dra
Choma Fefferson
Sons of Liberty
Rodgers
State of
Orleans
Rome
Barton
Mr. Gilbert
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