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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1810
Page
3
The excerpt argues for continued support of republican liberty against despotism and notes U S financial ties to Holland, British spoliations, and ongoing political tensions in England. It mentions Miranda and reflections on patriotism, urging firm stance toward foreign interference and imperial powers.
A Georgia proclamation brands Thomas Daley a dangerous deserter who left creditors unpaid and details his dubious past from Lexington Kentucky to Calypso Beach Island. It urges vigilance and safe housing for runaways and their leader, then notes two marriages in Savannah, including Peter Louis Allard to Marie Antoinette Magnan and Daniel Critchfield to Lucy Randle.
A county resident announces he will not seek the next legislature due to private obligations and family welfare. He recalls fifteen years of support and public publication from electors, and expresses lasting obligations to them. Also notices of academy globes, college events, public sales, and a long list of letters left at Augusta Post Office are recorded.
Public warning from Wm Mozo forbidding harboring his wife Sarah Mozo who eloped from home. He states she left without provocation and that he will not pay any debts she incurs. The notice appears with date day 76 and comments about blanks for sale at the office by Lewis B. Jones.
An aged postal list shows names of individuals from Elizabeth Mills to James Cary as letters undelivered or unclaimed. The roster includes Ensign Jonathan Kittelle, Dr. John H. Triplett, Thomas Carr, Henry Hampton, and others, reflecting a small town communication ledger.
Notice states the city council resolution to let public roads within three miles of the city to the lowest bidder for 12 months with bond and security. Also a collector’s sale on the first Tuesday in August at the Market-house in Augusta to satisfy city taxes on several properties including a boat named Carolina and billiard tables with listed tax amounts.
The Augusta City Council re ordains the 1809 ordinance on funding for 1810 and subsequent years until repealed. It confirms assessment references and formal procedures in line with the prior act. The notice also includes a gubernatorial nomination for Join Forsyth to the U S House.
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