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Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1813

Page

9

Committees Named for Government Duties and War Efforts

The text lists committees and members for accounts enrolment foreign affairs military establishment naval affairs and war conduct. Members include Pickens Moore and Winter on accounts Crawford and Bayly on enrolment Calhoun Grundy Desea Jackson of Virginia Jogerson Fisk of New York and Lobster on foreign affairs Troup Sevier Weight Stuart Taylor Talmage and Tannedbill on military establishment Nelson Ward of Massachusetts Alston Stockton Skinner Davis and Post on naval affairs Macon Forsyth Wright Gaston Clark Humphreys and Cooper assess the war’s conduct.

Pickens Moore Winter Crawford Bayly Calhoun Grundy Desea Jackson Virginia Jogerson Fisk New York Lobster Troup Massachusetts Alston Stockton Skinner Davis Post Macon Forsyth Wright Gaston Clark Humphreys Cooper

Chronicle notes no army updates or Congress news

The last evening's mail arrives without any reports from the Army or Congress. No new developments are described, leaving readers with quiet news.

Army Congress

Congress Hears Petition To Admit Additional Stenographer

Last evening the House debated the petition of a person seeking admission as a stenographer on the floor, alongside four already admitted. No decision has yet been reached, and observers note the proceedings resemble a philosophical retreat with no clear outcome.

Naval movements and assignments across Early American theaters

Reports from New York and Montreal detail French naval forces near Alicant, ships and transports from Cadiz, and troop movements for the American theater. James Lucas Yeo arrives in Montreal with experienced seamen, Gov Prevost and Yeo depart for Upper Canada as gun boats are ordered built at Kingston. In Fredericksburg, Capt Stewart and officers of the frigate Constitution pass through en route north, with Bainbridge directing construction of a 74 and Capt Gordon slated to command the Constitution.

New York Fleming Cadiz Toulon Alicant Flantagent Montreal James Lucas Yeo Prevost James Fe Yeo Upper Canada Barclay Navy Kingston Ee Fredericksburg Stewart Constitation Norpik Bolton Bainbridge Gordon

Privateer Dromo Arrives After Prize Cargo Worth Thousands

A letter from Capt. T. M. Shaw aboard the privateer Dromo reports arrival at Westcasset after a week at sea from Liverpool bound for Halifax. The vessel carried cargo valued at seventy one thousand pounds sterling, and a captured brig at Bothubay yielded another thousand pounds. Prizes total approximately six hundred thousand dollars, with further dispatches from London and Hamburg noting related military signals and actions.

Portsmouth T. M. Shaw Dir Thomas Wescasset Dromo Liverpool Halifax Bothubay

Morand Forces Reach Luneburg in March Offensive

General Morand with 3500 men marched from Toschedt toward Luneburg while Cossacks followed and joined Dornburg and Tschernicheff’s corps crossing the Elbe at Lentzen. They forced the gates at Luneburg and a street battle ensued, yielding a clear victory with captured colors and cannons.

Morand Toschedt Luneburg Dornburg Tschernicheff Elbe Lentzen

Annual Meeting of the Female Asylum Members

The annual meeting of the Members of the Female Asylum will be held at the Meritopist Caarez on Monday the 14th to elect a Board of Directresses for the ensuing year. The session aims to supervise and inspect the Female Orphans under the institution and urges punctual attendance to support the relief provided by the benevolent society.

Meritopist

River Mills announces flour production near Augusta

The River Mills establishment, known as 6 Jones Mills on Savannah River, proclaims readiness to manufacture wheat into flour of superior quality. Robert Fraser offers central delivery at mill door for wheat payments, promising prompt service and reliable teams. Local subscribers attest to flour being equal to the best northern product. June 11.

Savannah R River Jones’ Mills Augutsta Robert Fraser Walter Leigh L. Goleman Francis Bouyer, & Co

Fresh assortments for sale by subscribers in June 44

Just received and for sale by the subscribers a fresh assortment of dry goods and groceries. Items include wire for sifters large sheet copper knives and forks pocket books combs paper and straw goods and a wide range of spices tea wine brandy rum and liqueurs. Also shoes without shoes and. Tardy Bouyer note appears with new stock.

Jamaica Callivo O Tardy & Bouyer

Notice to Sell Lands of John Walton Heirs in Columbia County

In the Inferior Court of Columbia County an order will be sought to sell portions of the late John Walton estate. The parcels include 837.5 acres on Spirit Creek Richmond County and 200 acres on Joes Creek, plus 2.6 acres in Washington County, with boundaries by Anderson Crawford Jenkins Whittington Seals and various vacant lands. Proceeds benefit heirs and creditors. administrator John Foster etc.

Inferior Court of Columbia County John Walton Richmond County Spirit Creek Anderson Crawford Foudh Jenkins, Whittington, & Co Henry Candler Joes Creek Washington Ecounty John Bender Seals Sturges John Foster Adm Ign

Saddle Sweepstakes at Tyre Farm on Savannah Road

A saddle, bridle, and martingale valued at 30 dollars will be offered in a sweepstake to be run on the third Saturday at the house of Mrs. M Tyre on the Savannah road four miles from town. Horses cannot run more than once with the winner not allowed to repeat. The turf will be in good order. June. Jesse M Tyre.

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