Lisbon News and Military Reports Reach Charleston
Charleston reports via the Isabella that Mend M Nertz arrives from Fal mouth in 41 days with Lisbon dispatches to April 7. Details include Marshals Soult Mortier and Beresford actions, Maffena retreat limited by provisions, and Portugal evacuations. Pinkney arrives at Brighton en route to Cowes. Liverpool Packet from Greenock brings papers to April 24. Dutch insurrection rumors surface. Florida and Motille notes amid Anglo-Spanish moves.
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Charleston
Isabella
M*nertz
Falmouth
Landoe
Lisbon
Marhha
Ney
England
Maffena
Celorica
Parison
M*neill
Erdemién
Soult
Mortier
Marshal Beresford
Beresford
Cadiz
Alexandria
Portugal
Marthel Bersford
Seville
Arsuit
Soult and
Pinkney
Brighton
London
Cowess
Bex
Greenock
Holland
Floridas
Fort Motile
Maritime Intelligence and Trade Ratify American Commerce
Savannah reports from Captain Gardiner aboard the Five Factom update Allied troop movements near Lisbon after a battle near Bivas where Beresford and Soult forces clashed. Merchants note favorable signals in North Europe for U S trade as France influence grows and American vessels gain freedom to sail. Commodore Rodgers is misidentified by papers.
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Savannah
Gardiner
Lisbon
Bivas
Beresford
Soult An Orier
Chitof
Mermaid
Lee
Frayed Quotation Sparks Urgent Media Debates
A fragmented quote from the Richmind Enquirer circulates, criticizing insinuations about Prenchaen. The snippet hints at ongoing disputes over credibility and media response. No clear names or dates are provided in the readable text.
Barlow Delays France Voyage Until Essex Arrives
A gentleman from Washington states Mr. Barlow will not sail for France until after the Essex arrives. Departure depends on forthcoming circumstances and potential developments.
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Wathsington
Barlow
France
N.Y
Letter from Carlisle officer outlines march to Pittsburg and Washington
An 1811 letter from Carlisle to Elizabethtown reports a detachment of 400 men from Col Simonds and another 400 from Col Boyd marching to Pittsburg and then Washington the Mississippi Territory. It notes naval praise for Commodore Rodgers and comments on British actions, with reflections on royal health bulletins and political critique.
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United States
Carlisle
Elizabethtown
Pittsburg
Washington
Missippi
Col. Simonds
Captain Johnson
New York
Col. Boyd
Botton
Mobile
Rodgers
National Intelligencer
Augusta Female Asylum Funds Notice From 13th June
Statement of the Funds of the Augusta Female Asylum for June announces public thanks for liberal patronage. The association seeks to succor the distressed and extend comforts of life and future usefulness to the helpless. June 14.
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Augusta Female Asylum
Ink powder and bank checks for sale at this office
Superior quality ink powder offered for sale at the office. Bank checks also available for sale at the same location.
Arrival of the Essex and war news from Europe
The Essex sails rumors circulate as Europe reels from France and England. Reports note U S military arrests at Baton Rouge and a Georgia Burg Stone quarry near Augusta. The Essex reaches Annapolis with the king aboard, while America asserts its republican strength amid global conflict.
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Essex
London
France
England
Uis
Baltic
Halland
Europe
Maffena
Spain
Madrid
Feriox
Victoris
Beresford
Elvas
Mortier
Badajas
la Pena
Baroffa
Roffia
Altho
Turkey
Natchez
Anagosta
Cushing
Sparks
U. S. Army
Baton Rouge
York
Dolphins Town
Ogecher
Jefferson County
Maryland
U. S
Smith
Annapolis
Inksey
Wollstoniedtnecraft
Urbe Faemous
Mary Wollstonecraft
U.S
Remarks on Mr Ogilvie’s Oration and its Civilizational Scope
A correspondent reviews Mr Ogilvie’s Wednesday talk praising civilization progress from Greece to America. The piece credits liberty science and printing as drivers while lauding the orator’s eloquence, philanthropy and humane character.
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Greece
Europe
America
France
Marriage announced for Simton Rogers and Sanny Simms
On Thursday the 6th instant a marriage was held uniting Simton Rogers a Warren county merchant of Sandersville with Sanny Simms of Warrenton in Warren County.
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Simton Rogers
Sandersville
Sanny Simms
Warrenton
Warren County
Death of Joseph Hightower of Edgefield District
Died at his plantation in South Carolina Joseph Hightower a legislator and respected magistrate of Edgefield District His death is softly and universally lamented by those who knew him
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S. Carolina
Joseph Hightower
Edgefield
Cotton prices rise per gallon in unsettled market
Unclear OCR text notes cotton prices at 125 to 137 percent per unit or per gallon with a 10 cent detail, confusing and incomplete.
Valuable riverfront lots offered at public auction
Public sale set for July 4 and 5 for twenty half acre lots on the Ocmulgee river in Twiggs county at Derham's Bluff. Described as ideal for a commercial settlement with excellent water power and convenience. Terms require four percent advances with the first due January next. Joel Ruskin. June 14.
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Qemulgee
Twiggs County
Derham’s Bluff
Sickly Season on the Sea Board at Mount of Health
An advertisement from T. Sandwich promotes a Ladies' Academy at Mount of Health, claiming 290 pupils at Bordenton, and an eminent assistant for polite literature. It notes no fever cases, education plans modeled on Bethlehem and Salem, provided globes microscopes and fortepianos, a close carriage for students, and terms of 120 dollars per year payable quarterly.
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Bordenton
Bethlehem
Salem
Thade
Charleston
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Joka
Richmind Enquirer
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