Savannah Fire Alarms Prompt Citizen Patrols and Trade Reports
Savannah citizens urged to patrol wards as fires have been set by matches and incendiaries. The Bonaventure buildings four miles from town burned between two and four this morning, with several fire-related attempts noted. The circular includes a copy of the New Non-Intercourse Law and notices on restored vessels and cargoes under Britain’s third provision. A court inquiry cleared Lieutenant Perry of blame in the loss of the schooner Revenge. A pear tree in Harraby bloomed for the fourth time this year, yielding three fruiting periods and showcasing a jargonette pear tree and black pippin apple tree in full blossom.
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Savannah
Brimfone
Bonaventure
Treasury Department
United States
Great Britain
France
Cape of Good Hope
Great-Britain
Sam
Constitution
Revenge
Wetch Hill Reef
Lieut. Perry
Secretary of the Navy
Con. Gaz
Washington's Birth Day Ode Read At Philadelphia Meeting
Major Jackson wrote and presented an ode titled To the Memory Of for a Philadelphia military gathering celebrating Washington's birth day. The piece appeared at a ceremonial event and was read with impressive effect before the assembled attendees.
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Major Jackson
Philadelphia
Tribute to Washington Hero and Statesman
A commemorative passage honors Washington as Immortal Chief and national guide. The text extols his war leadership and peace stewardship, praising liberty and virtue. It frames his name as a beacon of truth and freedom, reflecting grateful national homage.
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Geo
Washington
Firth
Abe
Mourning Verse Honors Fallen Hero and Guardian Angel
The poem laments a death and honors a brave son as the nation’s guardian. It recalls a tranquil passage to eternity and praises a protector in heaven with steadfast gratitude and civic duty.
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Cotumata
Pinkney demands passports as Wellesley urges Regency delay
Reports from New York say Mr Pinkney has asked for his passports from the Court of St James. Marquis Wellesley asks postponement until a Regency is formed. The move may influence future U S grievances and affects cotton prices. Died Monday the 4th Capt. George Waring after a fall from his horse. Also: Bailie Warden appointed U S Consul to Paris. Times anecdote about the King of England waking a librarian with a slap and remark about George.
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New York
Pinkney
George Waring
Columbia Gazette
England
George
Price Cl D Ir rent Pua 4
Irregular fragmentary notice mentions price class D and Pua 4 with unclear context and no clear event details or participants.
Georgia Sealed Proposals for Printing Laws of 1800 to 1806
Executive Department Georgia invites sealed proposals for printing and binding two thousand copies of the state laws from 1800 to 1806 in quarto format with marginal notes. Proposals must include specimen type and paper, cover all execution and delivery costs at the State-House, provide delivery time, and furnish security and manuscript re-delivery. Published notices requested by March 22.
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Georgia
Milledgeville
Anthony Porter
Augusa Chronicle
Savane Uah Evening Ledger
Washington Monitor
Craigia Express
Preacher Change at Methodist Chapel on Sunday
Rev Mr Thompson will preach at the Methodist Chapel on Sunday morning following an arrangement between Rev Green, the Presbyterian Session, and the Secession over St Pauls Church. The move addresses the churchs insecure situation.
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Thompson
Methodist
Green
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
St. Pui’s
Appointment of English Teacher at Richmond Academy
The Board of Trustees will appoint an English teacher for the Female School at Richmond Academy on Saturday the 6th instant. Applicants to be addressed 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 Arrangement Notices Across Several Towns
Postmaster James Fraser advertises mail routes for Savannah Dwe and several towns. Departures are set Sundays and Wednesdays at 4 PM, Mondays and Thursdays at 8 AM or 1 2 PM, with multiple stops including Jacksonboro, Sunser, Sunser, and Athens area routes. The notice is dated August 22, 1813.
Subscribers offer for cotton gins with credit terms
The notice announces lomplete cotton gins to be constructed for Thea Dollars per Law, with improvements and steel hardened breasting. Credit will be given until December next, by notes under thirty dollars when the work is taken away. Thomas & J. Reid, Georgie, Putnam County, March 22.
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Brownsboro
Thomas Beard
Columbia Court House
Fale
Ann Beard
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Thomas & J. Reid
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Jace
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Star Enegger
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