Amendment Deadlock Over Census Timing In House Session
The House debated Senate amendments to the census bill, with a June start and five month finish favored by the Senate, and August start with nine months for returns preferred by the House. The chamber also referred sea-letter restrictions to committee and resumed Post Office Establishment bill discussions before adjournment.
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House
Senate
Committee of Commerce and Manufactures
Wioe
Danish envoy cites sequestration of cargoes in Holstein
Letter from Me Von Deeyer to Gen Armstrong explains Danish king will return all cargoes proven American owned after new examination. Enjoined by instruction to avoid seizing American property, while declaring some cargoes may be forfeited as enemy property. Armstrong circulars note assurances and reliability of Danish minister. News of British displeasure with Jackson, who is recalled. Virginia Herald notes Dec Turkish victory over the Russians and Constantinople celebrations.
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Paris
von Deeyer
Armstrong
Gentrady
Tonningen
Holstein
U. S
Denmark
U. S. of America
New York
Jackson
Bull Breed in High Preservation Excerpt Cites Elizabethan Seafarers
An OCR fragment notes Pia Hentzer describing English seafaring in 1598 with phrases on sailors and pirates, warning of treachery and strange sounds. The text references England and a cautious view of maritime conduct attributed to that era.
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Pia! Hentzer
England
English Character Praised Amid Tensions and Naval Practices
A satirical remark notes the gate to the U S, policy toward the United States, and alleged seaman kidnapping, alongside tower gunfire and bell ringing as signs that the old English breed remains strong. It asserts no decline in national character over two centuries.
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U.S
Bank founded in Augusta to fuel Georgia growth
Augusta readers learn of plans to establish a state bank in the city, with Georgia previously relying on out of state notes. The piece argues a local bank could mobilize capital, support merchants and planters, and combat paper from northern states, estimating initial capital at least 250,000 dollars and praising directors for curbing abuse. It notes war news and cotton market jitters but centers on the bank proposal and its potential benefits to Georgia.
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United States
Babylon
St. Andro
St. Sehstiane
Corunna
U. States
Georgia
Augusta
Bullums and Jackson in a Transatlantic Tug of Words
The piece critiques Alexander Stephens and a Mr. Jackson's clash with Washington authorities. It notes Republicans claim insult and intimidation, while Tories defend the British minister, asserting no insult was shown. The essay ends with Bullum appealing to the court of St James and a puzzled reaction to the cross Atlantic dispute.
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Chronicle
Alexander Stephens
Jackson
Washington
Copenhagen
N. E
N. W
Egypt
Bullum
America
England
Jackson Ke Acon
American Citizens Face Losses and Loyalist Promises
The text rails at insults and promises from Oakley the hantman to heal grievances. It claims he will revive the dead, restore property, release 5500 citizens from the British navy, and bring guineas to conciliate the Tories, lamenting the blood liberty and property of American citizens.
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Diana
Oakley
Hantman
Letter on British minister and Jackson recall discussed
Washington March 12 dispatch notes from Mr Pinkney dated January 5 describing a long conference at the foreign office. The British minister reportedly did not defend Jackson but admitted fault and proposed recall with a successor to the United States. Oakley expected as chargé d affaires. John Adams soon to sail. news from France Spain and Portugal uncertain awaiting official communications.
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Pinkney
Foreign Office
Marquis Well Iy
Jackson
United States
Oakley
John Adams
France
Spain
Portugal
Prices Current Cotton Tobacco And Grains
Prices current show cotton from 11 to 111 cents and tobacco from 34 to 4 dollars. Corn is scarce with a quoted price of 624 dollars per whatever unit, meal at 75 and fodder at 1 dollar per hundred.
Augusta residents invited to bank establishment meeting
Persons favorable to establishing a bank in Augusta are asked to meet at Caffrey and Bustin's this morning at ten o'clock on March 31.
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Augusta
Caffrey& Bustin’s
City Council Election Notice for Auguttz Districts
An election for City Council members in Auguttz will be held Monday the gth of April. District 1 elects two at Michael Silverd’s store under James Walker Lindsey Caleman and Mathew Fox. District 2 elects three at the City Hotel under James Walker George S. Houston and John Moore. District 3 elects two at Wm Longstreet’s under A. Camfield John Campbell and Angus Martin. Polls open 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and votes transmitted to Joseph Hutchinson Intendant.
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Augu Ttz
Michael Silverd
James Walker
Lindsey Caleman
Mathew Fox
Esquires
James 3. Walker
George S. Houston
John Moore
Wm. Longstreets
A. Camfield
John Cambell
Angus Martin
Joseph Hutchinson
Marshals Sale in Lotisville for 2 tracts in Jefferson and Elbert
On the first Tuesday in May at the Coast House Lotisville Jefferson County two parcels are to be sold under an execution from the Sixth Circuit Court of the United States District of Georgia. The first tract is 300 acres on Crder Creek in Elbert County bounded by Jeffe White I. Brawner and William Robins. The second tract is 60 acres on Falling Creek in Elbert County bounded by Archibalt Garrett Henry Brawner and William Sattles. Property owned by John Andrew. Proceeds to satisfy claimants Patterson Hatsthorn and Ebenezer Large.
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Coast House
Lotisville
Jefferson County
Elbert County
Crder Creek
Joel Chandler
Jeffe White
I. Brawner
William Robins
Said County
Falling Creek
Bazill Brawner
Archibalt Garrett
Henry Brawner
William Sattles
John Andrew
Sixth Circuit Court of the United States
District of Georgia
Patterson Hatsthorn
Ebenez
Large
William Jones
P. M
D. G
Augula
Cours
Richmond
Savannah River
Fitzsimons Bacon & M.lone
Walter Leigh
William Glascock
Wm.Greenwood
Public notice of land sale in Laurens County Georgia
Agreeable to an order of the Inferior Court of Laurens County Georgia a sale will be held at Sumpterville on Saturday May 26. A number of lots will be offered at 12 months credit with bonds and approved security. Also the building of the courthouse and jail for the county will be sold to the lowest bidder. January 31.
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Georgia
Laurens County
Said County
Sumpterville
Said
Burk County notice to grant titles to Edward Tabb land tract
Nine months after date application will be made to the honorable the interior Court of Burke county for leave to make titles to Edward Tabb to a tract of land in Burke county containing two hundred acres more or less for which said Tabb holds my bond as Administrator of the Estate of Sarah Pettygrove Waddle Allen Adm'r March 31
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Ineerior Court
Burke County
Edward Tabb
Burke
Tabb
Sarah Pettygrove
Waddle Allen
Notice of Wife Elopement by Stephen Wiggins
Whereas my wife Unity has eloped from my bed and board without any cause for quarrel. This is to warn all persons from trading, dealing, or trafficking with her on my account, as I am determined to hold her responsible for any of her actions. Stephen Wiggins. March 34.
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Unity
Stephen Wiggins
All Kind of Blanks for Sale at This Office
Local office advertises blanks for sale including forms and stationery items. Sale aims to clear surplus inventory with limited quantities and varying prices.
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John Armstrong
Virginia Herald
Constantinoples
Annual Register
BANKS
Eatra
Dod
Marcher
Marshal’s Sales
A. Love
ST Noir
Philo
Martin
Europe
A. Rhodes, D. Sheriff
Jack
Jack Hicks
George Dent
Columbia County
Lincoln County
Inferior Court
Sharp Reynolds
Jones County
Lott
Pulatky County
Overton Walton
Wm. Covington
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