American States and the United States dispute analysis
The article reviews the ongoing quarrel with America, assessing grounds for conflict, expediency of rupture, and the U.S. leadership's foreign policy stance. It cites Madison era documents, reports of blockades, and British economic shifts, noting emigration to America and rising American manufacturing. It references Baltimore and New York reporting on early settlements and population growth.
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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
External commerce and American influence on England
A dense economic critique argues that Britain should abandon external trade to escape its villianous costs. Citing Kentucky and Virginia figures, the author warns that American commerce, driven by Madison and Pitt School policies, threatens domestic industry, wealth, and independence. The piece promises further discussion with recent documents on the America dispute.
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Geanefje
Jefferson Cba
Nelson County
Kentucky
Madison
America
Europe
Pitt
Spain
England
Fadin ‘Company
Fourth of July Celebration in Augusta Denotes Independence Day
Citizens of Augusta gathered for the thirty-fifth anniversary of national independence. Captain Wilson's Volunteer Artillery fired a salute at dawn and troops performed evolutions before a morning service at the Methodist Chapel. Reverend Green prayed, James T. Dent read the Declaration, and Wittoveney Barron delivered the oration.
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Wilson
Arillery Company
Augusta
Methodist Chapel
Sayer
Mr. Green
James T. Dent
Smidtt
Jlandits
Wittoveney Barron
Ely
Artillery
Rangers
Buffin
Cavalry
M‘coy
Toasters and Patriots Toasts From The Nation's Birth
A fragmented 18th century ceremonial list alternates between Artillery and Rangers sections praising independence, liberty, Washington, Madison, Franklin, and the state of Georgia. It invokes patriotism, virtue, and civic duty through chant-like vows, commemorations, and calls to uphold the constitution.
TOSTS Drank by Richmond volunteers and patriots in revolution era
Fragmentary notes recount toasts at a Richmond gathering honoring the Revolution and early republic figures. The program salutes Washington Jefferson and the Constitution, praises the presidency, the three departments, and Georgia, while speakers toast liberty, the navy, army, and diplomatic effort with period rhetoric.
Old South Georgia Gathering Toasts Revolutionary Era Beliefs
Citizens and families gathered at Mrs Walker’s spring under a majestic oak. Rev Weemey gave the address as Walter Leigh presided and Major Skinner served as vice president. Toasts honored The Constitution James Madison The Congress The memory of General Washington The militia The Army and Navy and The State of Georgia with pledges to defend liberty and the Union.
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Uzza
James Madison
Congress of the
Washington
U. Si
B. Noue
Georgia
U. States
Vision of Independence and Political Sentiments in Confused Rhetoric
The passage offers a garbled collection of 18 items praising and condemning figures like General David B. Mitchell and Timothy Pickering, with calls for republican principles, colonial memory, and national unity. It references the President and Vice President, Adams, and the public mood as speakers express allegiance and critique amid a celebratory gathering.
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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 Journal Notes Jubilee Complaints Over Ad Space
Citizens of Augusta celebrate the national birthday with joy and gratitude. The paper apologizes for excluding advertisements from certain sources and hints at a naval engagement report that differs from Commodore Rogers's earlier actions, promising more details in the next issue.
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Augusta
Halifax
Rogers
To Correspondents Mentors and Angee Hall Feature Next Issue
In the upcoming issue Mentor and the Angee hall are noted to appear with a feature segment. The item hints at introductions and context for readers.
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Mentor
Angee Hall
Clergy Services Announced for Columbia County Month
Rev. Joan TARRANT will preach at the Union Choi h Columbia County about 16 miles above Auguste on the 24th Sunday in the month. Rev. Appa Christian preaches on the 33rd Sunday of the same month. Rev. JouneI El Byron preaches on the 4th Sunday which falls on the 28th day.
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Joan Tarrant
Union
Choi'h
Columbia County
Auguste
Alf
Appa Christian
Jounei
el Byron
Mr Gilbert Plans School for Twenty Young Ladies
Mr Gilbert will reopen a school if a small group of Subscribers agrees to fund it. The plan sets a maximum of twenty young ladies with no boys, a quarterly fee of a few dollars with half paid in advance, and every pupil to be proficient in reading. He may visit students at their homes in summer if parents support him. July 5.
Notice to creditors of late Mr. Cuanurs Grecory
Augusta July 5 See Augusta paper notice calling all indebted to the late Cuanurs Grecory to come forward and settle payment and for those owed by the estate to exhibit their claims within the legal period.
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Cuanurs Grecory
Slaughter
Jesse O Watson
Augusta
Sr I
Administration Letters Granted in Richmond County
Rebecca Burch and Littleberry Burch petition for letters of administration for the estate of a deceased resident in Richmond County. The court cites all relatives and creditors to appear on the first Monday in September to show cause why letters should not be granted. Dated Augusta July 4, 1811. Isaac Herbert, Clerk.
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Georgia
Richmond
Rebecca
Burch
Littleberry Burch
Cartes Burch
Augusta
Fuly
Isaac Herbert
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