News from Charleston on April Lusitania and Paris reports
Charleston items summarize Lisbon and Cadiz dispatches via the Landoe Courier to April 19 11 with notes on Marmont Ney and Beresford actions in Portugal France and Spain. Includes Pinkney arrival at Brighton and Liverpool Packet news from Greenock and Holland insurrection chatter.
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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
Commerce news from Lisbon and Stockholm cited in Savannah dispatch
Savannah reports from Captain Gardiner via a merchant note that Allied forces near Lisbon have shifted battles, with Beresford and Soult’s armies reportedly defeated near river areas. The Mermaid sailed from Life in May. American trade may improve as exchanges with France and its allies appear favorable, per Stockholm and London letters.
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Savannah
Gardiner
Lisbon
Bivas
Beresford
Soult An Orier
Chitof
Mermaid
Lee
Refutation Sought After Insolent Accusations
A Richmond Enquirer report notes a persistent insult aimed at a group, with a demand for a clear satisfactory refutation. The piece frames the insult as unjust and urges measured public response.
Gentleman from Washington Reports Barlow Delayed Departure
A gentleman arrived from Washington states that Mr. Barlow will not sail for France until the Essex arrives. His departure will depend on ensuing circumstances.
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Wathsington
Barlow
France
N.Y
Letter from Carlisle officer traces movements to Pittsuburg 1811
An 1811 letter from an officer in Carlisle to Elizabethtown outlines a march to Pittsburg with detachments totaling about 900 men from Col Simonds Boyd and Johnson regiments, heading toward Washington in the Mississippi Territory. It notes naval matters surrounding Commodore Rodgers and President and includes commentary on European rulers.
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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 Statement June entry
The Augusta Female Asylum publishes its funds statement commencing June 13 acknowledging public patronage for the distressed and helpless. The report notes amounts and aims to provide comforts and future usefulness, thanking supporters for their affections and aid.
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Augusta Female Asylum
Ink Powder and Bank Checks for Sale at This Office
Local office advertises ink powder of superior quality for sale and bank checks available for purchase at the same office.
Essex arrival and European conflict dominate dispatches
The Chronicle notes the Essex is reportedly nearing, while dispatches from London discuss Britain France and Spain. It profiles U S policy, Baltic trade, Halland misery, and reflections on republican vs monarchist rule alongside military moves in Iberia. The piece mentions Col Cushing and Sparks at Baton Rouge and Pike's arrest, plus a North Carolina Burg Stone quarry miscaptioned as in New York.
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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
Wednesday Night Oration by Mr. Ogilvie Praised
A Wednesday night audience enjoyed a saturated lecture praising Mr. Ogilvie's oration. The speaker's cultured rhetoric celebrated civilization, liberty, science in Greece and Rome, and the impact of printing gunpowder and America on human progress.
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Greece
Europe
America
France
Marriage of Simton Rogers and Sanny Simms
Married on Thursday the 6th inft in Warren county. Simton Rogers a Warren county merchant from Sandersville wed Sanny Simms of Warrenton. The couple resides 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 member of the legislature and a long useful magistrate of Edgefield District His death is safely and universally lamented by those who knew him
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S. Carolina
Joseph Hightower
Edgefield
Cotton Stills 125 to 137 Percent
Cotton stills range from 125 to 137 percent yield per UCWgand, price set at 10 cents per gallon in the report.
Valuable Lots for Sale at Public Auction on July Fourth
A notice announces sale of twenty half acre river lots on the Qemulgee at Derham's Bluff in Twiggs county. The property offers water access and riverfront business potential. Auction set for July 4 and 5 with four installments, first due next January. Joel Ruskin. June 14.
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Qemulgee
Twiggs County
Derham’s Bluff
Sickly Season on the Sea-Board Ladies' Academy Advertisement
A Charleston era notice promotes a Mount health academy for young ladies and male pupils, claiming no fever cases, enhanced science facilities, and a yearly 120 dollar tuition payable quarterly. It outlines teachers in polite literature, carriage use, and location near Bordenton with comparison to Bethlehem and Salem provisions.
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Bordenton
Bethlehem
Salem
Thade
Charleston
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Seavye
Ati
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Saveden
N. York
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Fales
Immodore Rodgers
Joka
Richmind Enquirer
Great Britain
Sweden
Rome
Mater Bonaparte
Mr. Conn
Ausgutta Bank
Cajai
the Chronicle
Grorcge Dent
County of
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Lesgislature
John Cashin
Southville
Market Square
Ark
Arkmads
E.B. Billings
Augusta
Ladies’ Academy, Mount of Health
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Bainace
Theharleston City
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