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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1807

Page

1

United States land act establishes offices for lands north of Ohio

The act creates land offices for disposal of U S lands between the military tract and Connecticut reserve and on the Ohio river between Cincinnati and Vincennes. It sets registers and receivers, sales terms, and rules for private sale, with specific provisions for Delaware tribe lands and lead mines in Indiana territory.

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Legislative records show approval by state lawmakers

Nath. Macon as Speaker and Smith as President of the Senate protest and approve a measure in March. The record notes both the Speaker and the Senate President approving the action.

Nath. Macon House of

British policy and whig influence in George the third era

The text criticizes King George III’s upbringing under Dr Hater and the Earl of Bute, accusing him of bigotry and self-serving actions. It argues his reign fostered tyranny, opposition to liberty, and proclaims that Britain’s ministers pushed war against the United States, urging American resolve and warning of further injustices.

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Veronia Arrives at Plymouth With War News From Memel

The Veronia of Newcastle under Henry Pymaster arrived at Plymouth from Memel on March 28 with timber and reports nearly 20 000 Prussian troops in the Memel region lacking arms. British warships in the Baltic shared stock to arm the allied forces. May 1 reflects ministers’ intent to offer America no concessions, with editorials criticizing compromise. May 16 orders encoded embargo on Ottoman Empire ships and detaining vessels of its subjects.

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Citizens meeting at Capitol over Chesapeake outrages

Public notice reports a large gathering near Richmond and Manchester on Saturday evening at 4 o clock. The assembly included many locals and others from surrounding areas to discuss the late Chesapeake outrage attributed to a British squadron.

Richmond Manchester Chesapeake

Richmond Citizens Condemn Leopard Attack on Chesapeake

A Richmond assembly denounces the Leopard Chesapeake raid as lawless and cowardly. They urge government response, condemn British government culpability, and pledge unity with Norfolk and other towns while forming committees to gauge national sentiment and inform officers of the outrage.

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