Fire scares Savannah as city patrols urged amid arson attempts
Multiple arson attempts threaten Savannah prompting citizen patrols in wards to deter fires. A Bonaventure-area blaze destroyed buildings between two and four this morning. A government notice from Albert Gallatin outlines the new trade act and vessel releases. The Revenge court of inquiry absolves Lt. Perry of blame for the wreck of the schooner Revenge. A garden at Harraby displays a jargonette pear tree in full bloom with three fruiting cycles this year.
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Savannah
Brimfone
Bonaventure
Constitution
Revenge
Wetch Hill Reef
Lieut. Perry
Secretary of the Navy
Con. Gaz
Washington's Birth Day Ode Read At Philadelphia Meeting
Major Jackson writes an ode introduced and read with impressive effect at a Philadelphia military gathering honoring the birthday of George Washington. The piece memorializes Washington and reflects on national remembrance in a ceremonial setting.
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Major Jackson
Philadelphia
Washington Tribute Inscribed At the Shrine of the Hero
A read text from Washington honors praising the immortal Chief and his leadership in war and peace. It reveres his deeds as the nation’s bulwark and guide, noting the public suffrage and loyalty given to Washington as a symbol of truth and freedom.
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Geo
Washington
Firth
Abe
Fragmented funeral ode lines on a noble figure
A fragmented obituary style passage honors a brave figure, praising a guardian and advocate, and invoking eternal rest and virtue. The lines reflect reverence for a son and the public’s grateful memory of his valor.
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Cotumata
Pinkneys Demand for Passports Signals Possible Regency Talks
City dispatches report Mr. Pinkney has asked for his passports from the Court of St James and the Marquis Wellesley may urge delay until a Regency is formed. The move could shape alliances and run up cotton prices while offering hope for equal footing in future diplomacy. Captain George Waring dies after a fall from his horse, leaving a mark of gentleness and diligence in the town.
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New York
Pinkney
George Waring
Columbia Gazette
Price Cl D Irre Nt Pua 4
The fragment shows price related terms with unclear context. No identifiable people or organizations are present. The readable text indicates pricing or classification notes lacking decisive details or events to describe.
Georgia Sealed Proposals for Printing State Laws
Milledgeville March 8 1811 sealed proposals requested for printing and binding two thousand copies of a compilation of Georgia laws from 1800 to 1809 in quarto. proposals must show type paper specimen cover delivery time and necessary security. advertises to Augusta Chronicle Savannah Evening Ledger Washington Monitor and Craigie Express. March 22.
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Georgia
Milledgeville
Anthony Porter
Augusa Chronicle
Savane Uah Evening Ledger
Washington Monitor
Craigia Express
Thompson to preach at Methodist Chapel Sunday morning
The Rev Mr Thompson will preach at the Methodist Chapel on Sunday morning following an arrangement between Rev Mr Green the current pastor of the Methodist Church and the Session of the Presbyterian Church due to the insecure situation of St Pauls.
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Thompson
Methodist
Green
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
St. Pui’s
Richmond Academy to Appoint Female School Teacher
The Board of Trustees will appoint a first English Teacher and a Teacher for the Female School at Richmond Academy on Saturday the sixth instant. Applications to N Ware Esq, president, and left with T Barrett, Clerk. March 22.
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Fiett English
Richmond Academy
N. Ware, Esq
T. Barrett
Augusa
Richmond
AP Og
Willinson
William Fitzgerrald
Elso
Fale
James Vioeau
Mail Arrangements and Post Office Notices
Public notice lists multiple mail routes with publication details and weekly schedules. It names Savannah Jacksonboro Sunser Crosup Athens and other stations, with delivery times and postmaster credits. Dated August 22 1813 and signed by James Fraser P M Augusta.
Notice of Credit for Cotton Gins by Reid Partners
The subscribers Thomas and J Reid of Georgia Putnam County offer complete cotton gins with improvements and steel, at four dollars per law. Credit allowed until December next with notes under thirty dollars when the work is taken away. March 22.
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Georgia
Lincoln County
Hhereas Catharine Caver
John Murph
John Caver
Ofice
William Harpe
Thomas H. Penn & Co
AERM
A. Leggett
James Hindley
Debonis
Ellice Coleman
William Harper
Walhiam
Norman
Edward Gordy
Ina
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Randolph
David Bailie Warden, Esq
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Duy
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Athens
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Lexington
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Raysville
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Franklin Mail
Petersburg
Lincolnton
James Fraser
P. M
Columbia County
Clementious Davis
Augusta
Zachaiah Williams
Thomas & J. Reid
Georgie
Putnam Coun
Collecor
Warren Court House
Distrié Baldwin
Wilson Moonyham
L. Wright
Buckle
James
Walker
Fust
Onz
Union College
Louis Barre &Co
Ocober
Louis Batie
Anthony Tardy
Louis Barie
Gatewood Hinton
Administratrix Sales
Brownsboro
Thomas Beard
Columbia Court House
Ann Beard
Rx. P.S
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John I. Tobler
Jace
Beach Island
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Ann Toblery
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