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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1810
Page
7
Letter from Washington reports Commodore Decatur’s squadron to cruise from Hampton Roads to suppress privateers infesting Atlantic coasts. Observations on British naval actions, Kotzebue’s voyage, and a fatal shooting near the Savannah area are noted along with foreign interests and a Paris monument project.
The entry notes limited English news and reports on Napoleon, Spain and Cadiz, and pirate activity. It reflects American independence, Georgia manufacturing growth, and calls the U.S. to seize the Florida coast and secure free navigation from the coast to the sea.
A historian tone laments endless wars since a question about free navigation on the Scheldt sparked by political vetoes. The speech recalls casualties from royal ambitions and laments drownings and tears for both sides. It notes crops harmed by rain then extreme drought and calls for prayer.
A political write up rails at Republicans as factions within parties. It cites Georgia's stance and lists Troup Birdh Smelt Cobb and Bowling Hall while questioning Republican successors and warning against missteps by Federalists and Apostate Whigs. The piece stresses vigilance until power returns to Democratic principles.
The author cites the Revelations of Jesus Christ urging readers to consult the text before elections. He notes John’s messages to Sardis and Laodicea, praising readers' understanding while hinting at American readers filling gaps left by Roman authors.
A short note claims a patentable, luminous method to frighten mosquitoes. The writer advises placing a lighted candle beside the sleeper and notes potential dangers while speculating on the method’s effectiveness, citing a past Irish Angel Society.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an incident as Angel on his way home falls into a ken nel. A brief, unclear reference names Falley Angel and J s, with no clear date place or outcome.
The Augusta Chronicle announces its editor plans retirement after eighteen years in Republican service and offers the paper for sale on reasonable terms. It notes broad government patronage and wide circulation, plus almanac materials. Requests insertion of notice in Savannah City Gazette Charleston Raleigh Register and Virginia Argus.
Citizens of Horse Creek held a July 4 barbecue at Mr. W Wade's with toasts praising liberty and notable American figures. Toasts honored Washington Jefferson Madison Franklin Armstrong Pinkney and others, invoking patriotism, the nation’s rights, and the memory of fallen heroes.
The announcement states Joan Forsyth, Esquire, is authorized to announce her candidacy to represent the State in the United States House of Representatives. The date cited is June 2.
Doctors A. Watkins, John A. Casey, B. F. Harris, H. M. Fendall, and T. I. Wray are named by the City Council to serve on the Committee of Health. Notice dated July 14, 1810 signed by N. W. Herbert, clerk.
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