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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1813

Page

6

Congress Debates Non-Importation and Revenue Measures

Congress considers lifting non importation in 1814 to fund war expenses. Langdon Cheves leads Ways and Means in proposing a bill with higher foreign tonnage duties and partial suspension of non importation acts. Albert Gallatin provides answers estimating five million dollars in 1814 revenue with proposed reforms.

Poindexter Mississippi Territory Morrow Committee On Public Lands Missouri Cheves Committee of Ways and Means Congress Secretary of the Treasury S Am C. Langdoy Cheyes Lisbon Albert Gallatin Langdon Cheves Weile Jane

British Fleet Landed 50 Men Near Lynhaven Creek

A Norfolk letter reports about fifty sailors from the British fleet landed near Lynhaven creek. They behaved civily and paid for items they took, according to the dispatch.

Norfolk Lynhaven Creek

Word from Hampton on Admiral Warren and water supply threat

Accounts from Hampton state that Admiral Warren requested leave to obtain a water supply and warned that refusal would trigger a landing of one thousand men. The cartel ship Bostwick arrived at Hell Gate from Bermuda with 460 American prisoners of war. Prisoners include officers and crew of the frigate Essex and crews of privateers High Flyer and Teazer. The Norfolk Revenue Cutter was captured by a captured pilot boat and British squadron boats after a sharp contest.

Georgetown 3. C Madeira Dill Strawbridge Caroline Havanna Wilmington N.C Yong Arthur Watson Lord Fownsend Zolus Sophie Caledonia Buil’s Bay Lord Towsend Melville Nonsuch Charleston Hampton Warren Bostwick Hell Gate Bermuda Essex High Flyer Baltimore & Teazer Norfolk Revenue Cutter

Blockade Reports and Captures From Chesapeake and Charleston

The Norfolk report notes strict Chesapeake blockade with neutral departures denied and vessels warned to return to port. The Swedish schooner Nystad and Spanish brig San Francisco were stopped by the squadron, bearing inscriptions enforcing the blockade. A Baltimore letter of marque was captured off Old Point by enemy launches. Charleston columns describe the port blockade, listing the smack Jennet and crew of the brig Jacob Getting captured by British forces aboard the frigate Lord Townsend.

Ricorous Brockape Chesapeake Nystad Boston San Francisco Baltimore Havanna H. M Maidstone Gro. Burpett Marqueschr Old Point Charleston Jennett J. H. Dill Jacob Getting Philadelphia Sophie Lord J. Towsend

Madison Re elected President Celebrated at Eagle Tavern

A civic gathering at the Eagle tavern honored James Madison’s re election with toasts to Washington Jefferson and the Union. Guests included Army officers from Bath Cantonment and notable figures. the evening closed with a ball at the Globe Tavern.

Madison United States Eagle Tavern United States Army Bath James Madison Washingtons Columbia Thomas Jefferson Monticello Queenstown Raisin Roslin Castle Florida Flournoy Ranger Cumming Blue Russia Grenadier Congress Langdon Cheves Mr. Stow

Perplexing Preterras Morton On Perpetual Motion Idea

In a 19th century note, C Russell outlines a wooden wheel with steel plates that drop to add weight, hoping to harness natural forces for perpetual motion. He suggests waxing a plank beneath and using a magnet to pull plates down, inviting others to improve the design.

Morton C. Russell

Local Nuptials Report Narrowly Read Like Vows

Marriages noted with multiple couples listed by ministers in South Carolina and nearby counties. James L. OliveR and Nancy Dickin son wed by Rev John R Thompson. Gizeerr Lones?reer and Exizapera H. Leicn. Joan Lamar and Isapetta Stewart. Isaac Anruoni and TaBitHa CLanToN joined in formal vows.

John R. Thompson James L. Oliver Nancy Dickinson South Carolina Gizeerr Lones?reer Exizapera H. Leicn

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