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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1811

Page

7

Crisis of prosperity and independence across Europe and Americas

The piece discusses hardship in the homeland while praising economic progress and national resilience. It notes U S policy in support of independence, reports on Mobile, and mentions Spanish American provinces like Venezuela and St. Lucia, with details on political shifts, military movements, and trade prospects in the region. The text also covers religious and political tensions abroad and the mood of creoles towards independence.

Letters from Mobile and a Dreadful Caravan Loss

Readable lines report dispatches from Mobile dated February 6 with updates on Spanish positions near a fort and American forces nearby. Also cited are a Western caravan disaster in the Syrian Desert near the Karteron mountains where 650 people perished under shifting sands, with 800 travelers spared by the guard.

Congress Taft Baltimore Saysma Syria Karteron Fez Ehzin London

Fragmentary South American Gazette Item From January

An unclear page fragment from a South American Gazette dated January 2 begins mid sentence with references to contr Harmony and Cartaccés. The legible portion suggests a formal notice or decree but lacks complete context or identifiable names.

South-America Bali Federal Gazette

Confiscated Estate Sale Planned at Milledgeville

The State-House in Milledgeville will auction a Glynn County tract on the 24th November 1811. The 250 acre peninsula between the St Simons line and the lighthouse, half prime cotton land, was confiscated as the property of Christian Reary Myrhesler, a British majesty who served in St Augustine in 1782. Cash or bank notes repayable to the state are required, per comptroller general designations. Commissions: Hines Holt, Wm Robertson, John M'Kinnon.

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Obituary Notice of Mrs Ann Goodwin

The obituary records the death of Mrs Ann Goodwin widow of Chamberlain Goodwin formerly of Battersea Rise Surrey England after eight days of acute illness. It notes her age as eighty six and praises her talents friendship and affection as a companion and parent. The letter describes her as an ornament to her sex and a loss to friends and world.

Mitcham Surrey England Ann Goodwin

Election for Ensign in the 120th District Georgia Militia

An election for Ensign in the 120th District Company of the 16th Regiment Georgia Militia will be held at the Indian Queen in this city on Monday April 8. Vice Gilbert Shearer promoted. Ralph Ketchum, Captain commanding.

16Th Regiment Georgia Gilbert Shearer Ralph Ketchum

Proclamation issued in Georgia seeks fugitive slave Jess

Governor David B. Mitchell offers a reward for the capture of Jess a enslaved man accused of raping Nancy Wells wife of Isaac Wells in Jones County. Jess is described as five feet ten inches yellow complexioned with teeth missing and once lived in Columbia and Warren counties. He is at large after leaving the state and authorities aim to bring him to exemplary justice.

Georgia David B. Mitchell Joces Nancy Wells Isaac W Jess James’Malone Columbia Warren

Proclamation Offering Reward for the Escape of Jess the Slave

A proclamation offers a hundred dollars to anyone capturing and returning the slave Jess to a safe jail in Georgia. It commands civil and military officers to assist in apprehending him, dated March 19 in Milledgeville during 1831, with publication requested by several newspapers three times.

Jess Stateshouse Milledgeville U. States of America Hor, Marbury Savannah Republican Augusta Chronicle Washington Monitor Georgia Express

An English Teacher Wanted in Town

Classified notice seeking an English teacher. Position requires teaching experience and relevant credentials. Salary and hours to be discussed with applicants. Apply to the school office by the stated deadline.

City Hotel changes hands under Lewis McCoy ownership

Samuel Lark sells remaining interest in City Hotel property to Lewis McCoy. Public notice promises continued improvements and entertainment for guests, with plans for further enhancements. Creditors and debtors are asked to settle accounts promptly. March 29.

Haveng Samuel Lark

Imported Horses Advertised for Sale in Washington Georgia

The notice promotes Sour-Krou t and Alexander imported horses at reduced seasons in Washington and Milledgeville, with payment terms and care details. It lists lineage, racing fame, and breeders like Highflyer and Eclipse line, plus locations in Washington, Milledgeville, and Porttrough. Also notes guardians seeking court permission to sell land in Wilkinson and Oglethorpe counties for orphans.

England W. Smalley James Puringtone Milville Alexander Lord Grosvenor Eclipse Sweet Brier Prand Herod Jim Calanders Milledgeville Paper Wahington Milledgeville Portcrough Jordan

Sour-Kroout the Great Racehorse of England

The article recounts Sour-Kroout's illustrious sire lines and dam, noting celebrated ancestry including Jewel mare and Second 3 granddam. It catalogues major victories across New Market Ascot and Dorchester, detailing matches against Sir Wy, Afton’s Vinegar, Sall Williams, Chambooe, and Bramble, with forfeit engagements and four mile heats. It concludes with Southrant and his fire winning five thousand guineas share.

Herod Rachel Blank Regalon Dule Grafton England Squirrel Sophia Blink Lord Legh Oeenna Hanger Aresbian Sour Kir Beeen Calande Sporting Magazine Ben Rannars Sir Wy Afton Svat Ascot Heath Javelin Fendal Sall Williams Borford Bramble New Market Spor.Krout Southrant Fire

Estate Executors Seek Dimission in May Court

Georgia and Green County WV chancery notice states Samuel Hart executor applicants seek removal from the estate of Rebecca Bride. Samuel Hart and William Daniel Wisie petition to discharge duties as executors. Court termed for the fifth Monday in May to determine if letters testamentary should be granted or revoked. Garriton signs the order on a date in May.

Georgia Green County Tohn Hart Samuel Hart Andreaw MA William Daniel Wisie Faid Garriton

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