Mail Arrangement for Various Routes to Commence Next Month
Postmaster James Fraser announces new mail schedules starting next month. Savannah route by Milkaven delivers Sundays and Wednesdays, Cresep Tuesdays? and Fridays?. Jacksonboro and Town Creek Mills run Saturdays at 4 PM and same evening at 7 PM. Northern route via Columbia and Edgefield covers Mondays 8 AM and Thursdays 3 PM. New Orleans line via Milledgeville Sparta and Wrightsboro runs Thursdays 4 PM with Monday 8:30 AM. Washington route includes Sundays 6 PM and Mondays 1 1/2 AM. Athens route lists multiple stores and towns with deliveries Saturdays 6 PM and Mondays 8 AM. Franklin route via Petersburg and Lingpington Sundays and Mondays. Post made Augusta 22d March 1811.
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Savannah
Milkaven
Dwr
Cresep
Seeyy Acksonbo
Barn
Bere Town Creek Mills
Dus
Northern Mail
Columbia
Edgefield C
New-Orleans
Milledgeville
Sparta
Wrightsboro
Washington
Greensboro
Powelton
Warrenton
Georgetown
Louisville
Waynesboro
Athens
Mitchell’s
Lexington
Strong
Mallory ’S
Allison's
Raysville and Co
Franklin
Petersburg
Notice of City Council Election for Augusts Districts
An election for City Council members will be held Monday April 8 at three polling places. District 1 at Michael Silvester’s store under supervisors Walker Coleman and X. District 2 at the City Hotel under supervisors Walker, Hnil, and Moore. District 3 at Jesse Smith’s under supervisors Camfield Campbell and Martin. Polls open 10 am to 2 pm. voters list and polls report sent to Joseph Hutchinson, Intendant. If any supervisor cannot serve, they should inform the residents morning of election for replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Silvered
Jas. Walker
Lindsey Coleman
Mathew x
Esquires
James S. Walker
John Hnil
Moore
Foy Distri
Jessé Smith
J. Cambell
Angus Martin
Joseph Hutchinson
Additional appropriation for relief of distressed American seamen
The act provides a further appropriation of seventy six thousand dollars to relieve distressed American seamen in foreign countries during 1810, to be paid from available treasury funds. It is signed by Speaker J B Varnum and Vice President George Clinton on January 7 1811. The second part extends the first section of the Barbary powers act, continuing in force until March 4 1812 with duty collection on pre imported goods.
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Senate
House of Representatives
U. S. of America
Congress
J.B. Varnum
Geo. Clinton
U. S
United States
U.S. of America
Clareston
Bonnafon
Olympus
London Courier
Prince of Wales
Ake
Lisbon
Bufaco
Sebral
Maffena
Lord Wellington
Don
Miguel Pereiro Forzar
Cartaxo
Santarem
Zezéré
Compensation fix for an additional assistant Post-Master General
The act provides an annual salary of sixteen hundred dollars to the additional assistant Post-Master General, payable quarterly from the start of duties. The document includes signatures from the Speaker of the House and the Vice President, dated January 17, 1814. The text also references relief for George Armroyd and Company regarding drawbacks on duties for October 1809 exports from Philadelphia via Wilmington and related ship movements.
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Senate
House S Representatives
U.S. of America
Congress
A&t
Treasury
United States
George Armlayd and Company
House
Wilmington
Delaware
George ‘Armroyd
Christianstadt
Philadelphia
Caroline
Anne
Philadelphia port clearance cited in 1811 remarks
The passage notes that ships must present satisfactory landed-proof to the Philadelphia port collector and to George Almroyd and Company to confirm compliance with laws before shipment. It lists the Speaker of the House, the Vice President, and the President of the Senate referencing January 19, 1811.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George Almroyd
and Company
J. B. Varnum
House of Representatives
George Clinton
United States
Senate
Messenger Roffel Arrives for Paris Dispatch Mission
Portsmouth reports Mr. Roffel a messenger for the American minister in London arrived this morning and immediately boarded the William and Nancy cartel to proceed to Paris.
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Portsmouth
Board to appoint first English Teacher at Richmond Academy
The Board of Trustees will appoint the first English Teacher and a teacher for the Female School at Richmond Academy on Saturday the 36th instant. Applications to N. Watt Esq. president and T. Barrett, Clerk. March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Academy
N. Watt Esq
T. Barrett
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Baest
Warrren Court House
Baldwin
Wilson Moonyham
L. Wright
C. W
Inferior Court
County of Warren
County of Wars Ren
Burke County
Burke
Brier Creek
Allen
Farmer
Wilkinson County
Quonee River
George Allbriton
Amos Allbritton
Verity Farmer
Mgm
House of
James Madison
Foreign Intelligence
Charleston
Thistle
New York
Lords
Her
House of Commons
Spithead
Cawland Bay
Plymouth
Cadiz
Gibraltar
Horse Artillery
Horse Artillery, &C
France
England
Armstrong
Duke of Cadore
Bonaparte
America
Elbe
Brest
Direc
Norway
Christiansand Seach
Inet
Copenhagen
Hamburg
Lubeck
Bremen
Gravesend
Robinsonosa
Adams
Virginia
Dankirk
Windsor
W. Hampton
Cowes
Andy
Ford
Perceval
St. Jame’s
London
Downing-street
J. S. Yorke
Cork
Foot Guards
King’s German Legion
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