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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1815

Page

3

Discharged Officers Plan National Convention 1815

A broad call details a series of regional meetings across the states to form a national convention of disbanded officers from the late army. They aim to seek government pensions, land grants, and promotions in future corps, with delegates chosen to Harrisburg to finalize measures. The plan covers New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana, the Mississippi territory, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, and more.

Whitei Thadreds Ermit Mey Harrisburg Pennsylvania Algo Newbury New Hampshire Maine Boston Massachusetts Hartford Connecticuts Rhode Island Baltimore Maryland Richmond Virginia Raleigh North Carolina Columbia South Carolina Augusta Georgia Baton Rouge Louisiana Mississippi Nashville Tennessee Missouri Lexington Kentucky Indiana Illinois Chillicothe Ohio Michigan Territory Humber Flicers U. States Philadelphia Washington City D. C

Troops to Be Stationed in Georgia City for 800 Men

The plan envisions a cantonment near a Georgia city to house 800 troops. The post is described as healthy and central, enabling rapid movement either to the seaboard or to the Indian frontier.

United States Georgia Seaboard

To the Disbanded Officers of the Army Arbrothes Tribute

A brief lines note from the National Intelligencer addressing disbanded army officers. It honors Arbrothes for sharing toils and sufferings and invites testimony or acknowledgment of service. The piece reads as a solemn call for veterans’ remembrance and solidarity.

National Intelligencer ARMY Arbrothes

Correspondents note on city contracts and Fuvenal interview

The piece discusses that reports on late city contracts should be published only after verification. It suggests an interview with the author could clarify the subjects and provide informed insights.

Fuvenal

French War Proclamation Mentioned by Norther News

A late Norther Mail excerpt reports a proclamation threatening to shoot any officer opposing Napoleonic forces marching from Paris toward Louis and Amiens. It notes Buonaparte still in Paris on May 2 and Amiens town factions declaring for the Bourbons.

Napoleon Louis Buonaparte Paris National Amiens

Prices and notices from Augusta and Savannah period ads

Prices current for cotton corn and meal in Augusta and Savannah plus bank note notice and public academy ad. Advertisements announce agents and clerical changes, with a bank note retrial offer and an updated teaching staff for Yadies Academy under principal Mr J Addison Shepherd.

Robbery Notes From Bank Bills Near Bridge 433

A record notes stealing of several bank bills described as fifty dollars from a stranger near Bridge No 433 and mentions bills from Nashville Augusta North and South Carolina banks. Abner Green offers a reward for information leading to the recovery of these notes and the culprit. Location cited near Barrett and Sins warehouses.

Nashville Bank Augusta Bank North Carolina Bank South Carolina Bank Abner Green Barett and Sins’ Ware

Augusta Sheriff Sale Listings of Enslaved People and Property

The notice lists multiple property executions in Augusta including enslaved people Die Nan, Chance, Cesar, Jenny, Solomon, Joan, August, Sady, Murrie, Ralph, Amy, Charlotte, Toby, Juno, Cumbo, and Jur. also a Stud Horse Alonzo, a Negro girl Mary, and eight more enslaved individuals. Real estate on Broad Street and parcels in Augusta are described for sale to satisfy various suits and mortgages.

Chance Cesar Jenny Solomon Joan August Sady Murrie Ralph Amy Charlotte Toby Juno John Malone Jesse Rountree John Alonzo Jon Marsh McKenzie & Bentoch Jur Patrigh McGrath Thomas Glascock McGrath City of Augusta Broad-street Esitate James Murrén Ejlig James Murren John Cumming Murren Mary William McTyre Herbert Povery McTyre Post & Menturn Newbold & Legget Post & Mentura

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