Georgia Act Repeal in Wilkes County Vendue Master
The Georgia legislature repeals provisions of an 1797 act governing vendue masters in Washington town Wilkes County. Abraham Jackson and Jared Irwin sign the act with Governor John Milledge, assented December 7, 1805. The same issue reports Prussian Count Schulenburg outlining restrictions on English ships per treaty, plus moves near Cattaro and Rocca di Calabro amid Napoleonic maneuvers.
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Washington
Wilkes
Senate
House of Representatives
Wilkes ‘County
Abraham Jackson
Sp.aker
Jared Irwin
John Milledge
Mburgh
Count.de Schulenburg
Hanover
Italy
North Sea
Wayne Camden County Realignment and Local Court Provisions
An 1805 Georgia act realigns Glynn and Wayne counties, attaching part of Glynn to Wayne and part of Wayne to Camden. It assigns road duties, court locations, militia rolls, and election sites to the new boundaries, designates officials for Wayne, and sets court schedules and representative counts. The measure includes cautionary notices and declares the governor’s commission of officers upon ratified boundary changes.
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Glynn County
Wayne
County of
Camden
Ford County
Senate
House of Representatives
Altamaha River
Fort Barring
St. Mary
Glynn Counties
Saint Tilla
Fort M‘intosh
Aléimiha
Great St.Villa
Cameden County
Bert
Glynn
Fort Barrington
Glyne
John Grantham
John Johnson
John Fort
William O'Neal
Matthew Jones
House of Wm
Collirs
Faid
Waine
Abraham Jackson
Jared Irwin
John
Milledge,goveror
Mary-Ann Sails From Bordeaux Amid European Upheaval
May 71 dispatch notes the ship Mary-Ann left Bordeaux on April 20 and cites Paris and Bordeaux papers up to April 45. reports say Proffin declares war on Sweden and French forces move large armies, though overall continental news is dull.
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London
Calcutta
John Purith
Kinsale
Scindia
Ge Barlow
Paris
Bonaparte
Joseph Bonaparte
Naples
France
Ampire
Paulina
Ci.devant
Madame le Clerk
Borghese
Principality of
Guastella
Marthal Berthier
Neufchatel
Maffa
Carnano
Cafargnano
Lucca
Parma
Piacenza
Neapotan
Dalmatia
Itvia
Frioul
Cadora
Belluno
Colegliand
Treviso
Felice
Buffano
Vicenza
Padua
Rovigo
Italy
Gaeta
Calabria
Sicily
Dames
Prince Royal
Messina
Ferdinand
Wurtzburgh
Saltzburgh
Fulda
Orange
Ofnaburgh
Holy
Germany
Constantine
Turkey
Charattler
Roslia
Alexander
New Yorke
Bordeaux
Mercantile Advertiser
Europe
Proffin
Sweden
Turkey War News Begins From Quarter Report
An incomplete report notes hostilities have begun with news arriving from a quarter indicating the start of conflict. The fragment suggests escalating tensions and imminent actions affecting regional stability.
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Turkey
Massive Philadelphia fire devastates block near Relief Alley
A west wind fueled a major blaze in Philadelphia back of Doe street damaging seven three story brick buildings on Third street and four on Dock street. Fire raged for hours while citizens fought to save structures. nearby Vallance house nearly destroyed. Also notes an event by the Tammany Society marking John Pierce murder and pledging action against Britain.
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Doe Street
Bank of the United States
Bank of Pennsylvania
Dock-street
Carter’s Alley
Philadelphia
Walnut
Chefout-steeds
Vallance
May''s. Tammany Society
Great Council
Green Tree
Fourth Street
John Pierce
United States
Great Britain
Supreme Executive
Aurora
Gryer
M. Leib
Grand Sache
Ship Paine Arrives New Bedford After Seizure at Dover
Charleston May reports the Ship Paine from Dnelden arrived New Bedford after a 35 day voyage. It was boarded at Dover by a gun-brig whose commander said war between England and Prussia was declared. Capt Hol of the AQress reaches New York from Gibraltar with word of Sidney Smith’s bombardment plans and nightly dispatches note continental troubles. Prices, especially coffee, are described as firm with little fresh news.
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Paine
Cepisin Wood
New Bedford
Dnelden
Dover
England
Pruto
Ea Yo
Hol
Che Fiy Aqress
New. York
Gibrattas
Infocei
Sir Sidney Smith
Baudo Avgietss
Amsterdam
Preffias
Poland
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Iai
Georgic
Presburg
Cattaro
Rocca’ di Calabro
Cattato
Vienna
Petersburgh
Marcarsr Rosinsen
Ichard Robinson
Hamburgh
Austerlitz
Redben
The
London Gazette
Queen’s Palace
Prussia
Electorate of Hanover
Privy Council
Proslia
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
His Majesty’s Treasury
Admiralty
S. Cotterell
Mejor Bowles
Moro Castle
Havanna
Carrington Bowles
Ludgate Hill
Lorg
Bay of
Mobile
Charleston
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