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Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1813

Page

3

Prisoner dispositions amid Indian conflict at Winchester

Brig. Gen. John Wilville James reports 35 prisoners in custody at Mad n. The Indians retain a few captives, which he hopes will be surrendered to Col. Proctor soon. Winch­ester, Brig. Gen. U.S. Army.

John Botts George Cardwell Mad N Col. Proctor James Winchester U. States Army John Gen. Walker Tom Baldwin County Richmond

Indian raid and battle reports from Presqu Isle in 1813

A detailed account from Chilicothe dated February 187A 1813 reports American forces under Winchester pursuing Indians after an engagement at the Detroit river area. It notes a 60 mile pursuit in 21 hours, captures of prisoners, a flag exchange, and the high casualties on both sides. An affidavit by Medard Labadie describes executions of wounded and burning of houses near Malden and Niagara. The piece includes a brief notice of Baron’s death in France and lists army appointments including Wilkinson Harrison Davie Hampton Ogden Lewis.

Chilicothe Presq'Isle Presqu'Isle Quatera Maume Rapids Mepara Lassapig River Rasin Michigan Territory Winchester George Malden Stony Creek Detroit River Niagara Elliott Wyandott Tessier Carride Malken Labbadie

Rumors From Europe and Licenses Warned by Richmond Argus

The Richmond Argus reports circulating rumors from the North that 25 000 Prussians deserted Bonapartes forces near Russia and that Congress passed a law making it a capital crime to accept British licenses. The paper notes tonight's mail may confirm these claims.

Delaware Europe Bonaparte Russia Congress Richmond Argus

War Worries Persist as European News Signals Prolonged Conflict

From a Liverpool Mercantile House letter dated January 9 1913 the writer notes the delay of an early peace in the war after the Russel Castlereagh exchange and an Order in Council. Produce prices rise on expectations while licenses for American imports remain restricted. Reports from Paris show fresh Russian gains and possible fall of the French army in Poland. Lord Walpole travels to Vienna amid talks of a general European peace.

Liverpool Philadelphia Paris Poland Wilno Russian Poland Lord Walpole Vienna St. Petersburgh Europe

Funds Raised for Female Asylum During Service

On Sunday after Divine Service in the Methodist Chapel eighteen dollars were collected for the benefit of the Female Asylum of this place.

Divine Service at St Pauls Church on the 4th Sunday

The Rev Mr Counsel will conduct Divine Service at St Pauls Church on the 4th Sunday in March with inst March 19. 2t.

Counsel St. Paul’s Church

Local Marriages and a Tragic Death Highlight Dumfries News

The column records multiple marriages in Columbia and Scriven counties with dates in January and February, noting William Price and Jane Price among the spouses. It also reports the death of Fanny C. Hearn in Dumfries at 17, praising her Christian resignation as her illness ended.

Mark Price’ Davis Ceorge W. Roserts Constan Tia WutTk Columbia County John M'Wade Jams Nussmuth Jane Price Scriven County Hand Ww. Picxten Scriven Enzasera L. M. Zinn Dumfries Fanny C. Hearn James C. Heath Iisq M. L. Weems

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