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Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1810

Page

2

Developement of social virtues in the law of Nature explained

A dialogue on how social virtues arise from the law of Nature. Charity is justice with its own scope, reciprocity governs injuries, and prudence curbs generosity. Probity, sincerity, simplicity of manners, and humility are discussed as essential societysafeguards, with warnings against theft, enmity, and luxury.

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Act Prohibiting Entrance of British and French Vessels

The act declares that from its passage no British or French armed vessel may enter U.S. harbors or waters except in distress or for official business with reporting duties to the collector. It imposes penalties for aiding interdicted vessels and outlines distribution of forfeitures. If Britain or France revoke restrictions by March next, the sections may be revived or ceased depending on proclamation and compliance.

U.S Great Britain France Senate House of Representatives U. S of America Congress U. States Treasury U. S Britain G. Billaih J. B. Varnum Hone of Representatives John Gaillard

House Debates Navy Reform and Commercial Intercourse

The House discussed naval reforms prompted by Mr. Randolph and Mr. Smilie, adjusting the marine corps to four companies with one captain and three subalterns per unit. Debates on navy yards and a proposed reduction in the naval budget followed. In commerce, amendments to restrict peaceful trade with British and French armed vessels were debated, with further provisions to regulate enforcement. A presidential message transmitted documents on neutral commerce and correspondence with Britain and France, noting no British responses to U.S. overtures.

Wilkinson Senate U. S Orleans Union Macon Montgomery House of Representatives Smilies Randolph House Marine Corps Smilie Bibb Navy Yards Eaning Botton New-York Nor. v S Firic King Levon U.S Britain France

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