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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1815

Page

3

France Limits Funds and Delays Exchange Loan

The report notes a royal notice postponing the next loan and reflecting the unsettled state of France. It mentions amazed public reaction and European congress actions. a British frigate arrived at Cadiz crippled by an American ship during a likely Peacock engagement with heavy casualties.

France Marth Europe Cadiz New York. Herald

France's New Revolution Shapes Europe and Power

The Chronicle discusses the recent extraordinary revolution in France, praising Napoleon's role and foreseeing a broader European upheaval. It analyzes Bourbon restoration, Spain, and the impact on Belgium and the Rhine border, warning a new continental war may follow to balance ambitions.

France Iha Europe Spain Ferdinand Buonsparte Coalition Tench Napoleon Buonaparte Bourbon Rhine Alps Pyranees Vienna Strasburgh Belgium Tolland Paris England Holland Saxony Prussia Russia Austria Poland

Augusta Volunteer Rangers donate to Female Asylum

A May 6 4815 note from Augusta describes the Augusta Volunteer Rangers presenting a balance of funds to the Augusta Female Asylum. The committee expresses respect for the Directress and offers best wishes for the welfare of the orphans and the institution.

Memorial thanks from Female Asylum leaders to Augusta benefactors

Mary Montgomery directress of the Female Asylum writes in May 1826 thanking Wallen Edmund B Glasscock James Stuart and the Comitee eof the Rangers for a bounty. She praises benevolence, recalls distress cries touching youth, and extends personal thanks and best wishes for their prosperity and welfare. The letter ends with acknowledgment to Cotton Flour.

Ph Wallen Edmund B. Glasscock James Stuart Rangers Augusta Joseph V Mary Montgomery F. A

Tickets Required for Admission at Bar Subscriptions

Subscribers and potential subscribers are urged to call at the Bar to obtain admission tickets as no one will be admitted without a ticket.

Cou Cumming Hetel N.B New Dawson Mike R. Reid

Sheriff Titles May 12 For Sale at Office

Public notice advertises sheriff titles dated May 12 available for sale at the sheriff's office. The item list includes parcels or properties seized, with sale terms and contact details for bidders.

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Augusta Volunteer Rangers Joseph Wallen D. B. Glascock M. Montgomery Femals Asylum Thomas Russewx N. W. Herbert William C. Mills Mordica McLaine John Fryer Adm Merchants and Planters’ Hotel James White Georgia Carolina Savannah W. Craig Richmond County Isaac Herbert Court of Ordinary Alexander Cunningham John Emen William’a’ Bugg Columbia Greenbriar John Watson Columbia County Lamb Dave Peter Crawford Wm. Wilkins Man &’ Lronanoy John Man Isaac Leonard Globe Tavern Opette &E. &E Ayson Tea Ay 12 Matensy & Dickinson C. Dickinson Th H. Mitchell Cosby Dickinson Vende Motherbys Rush Sydenham Fothergill Letsome Edinburgh Prough Bell Barten Rowssea Ossian Anderson Mercantile Dictionary Shakespear Viddison Marshall Washington Robertson America London Bank of Augusta Fraser & Campbell Richmond Daniel Murray R. Bolan
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