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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1811
Page
7
Ancient earthworks and buried weights spark debate on origin
New observations describe earth mounds in Hancock County with metallic weights and carved flint artifacts. The author questions whether the remains are fortifications or graves, debating civilized versus savage origins and suggesting possible ancient cultivation and cross continental contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colnranes
Hancock County
America
Lecus
Asia
Behring
M.ation
Vort-Hawkins
Georgia
Atlantic
Privateer Diligent Arrives in Distress Off Philadelphia
The French privateer brig Diligent under Captain Grafin arrived in distress after a severe gale that damaged her crew and forced gun deployment. She had captured the British brig Lady Carlton from Jamaica and claimed Hebe and Gideon were prized ships, prompting calls for U S legal action to protect citizens and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philapel Puta
Grafin
Lady Carlton
Belfast
Jamaica
Graffin
Proclamation Against Receiving Illegally Extorted Vessel Bill
A 19th century notice warns against receiving a bill drawn by a sub-scriber for six thousand Spanish dollars, dated February 14 1847, on Miles Smith of Brunswick New Jersey, tied to ransom demands and threats to sink burn or destroy vessels from besieged ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groflin
Tharheld Smith
Cadiz
Lit
William Ogu
Philadophia
Lubir
Alexis Graffin
Guyor
Miles Smith
Bruswick
Lifton
Harrieto Smitu
New.York
Apristo
Infant Baptisms and Matrimonial Notices in Savannah
The Chronicle lists infant baptisms and a marriage notice from Savannah. An infant by Rev Thomas Darly and Dr Yamus D. Alleny officiate for a baby of late, with Miss Maria Rowe of Baltimore as the bride, linked to Capt Joseph Duncan’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnwell
South
Carolina
Thomas Darly
Yamus D. Alleny
Farriat G. Duncan
Joseph Duncan
Savannah
Killock
Maria Rowe
Baltimore
Retreat and skirmishes amid French retreat reported abroad
News letters describe French army retreat under Meffenn as violence and destruction mark the advance. Bal lasteras captures 500 prisoners near Cadiz while Beresford takes 16 cannon and wounds 600 soldiers. Reports from Paris are sparse with no clear later news after February.
Capture of Marshal Ney reported by British in 1815 news
London reports the capture and disarmament of Marshal Ney and rear guard forces of about 15 000 to 18 000 men on March 31. Beresford and Wellington cooperated, Ney among prisoners, details transmitted via Guernsey. Also notes U S and Atlantic news including copies of the Non Intercourse Act and debate in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marshal. Ney
Nuy
Marshal Beresford
Lord Wellington
Ney
Guernsey
Bouillony
Neas
Oporto
Death and Despair Stirred by a Merchant’s Suicide
In reflective prose the piece contemplates life’s vicissitudes and human frailty sparked by the suicide of Caantys Gregory, a merchant of this city. It describes the scene at his home after the fatal self inflicted blow, noting Christian fortitude and the shock to his acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locke
Caantys
Gregory Merchant
Min G
Fragmentary note hints at ruin after rash deed
A fragmentary text hints a person’s ruin after a rash act, mentioning gloom and fear, with unreadable lines suggesting loss of hope and looming dread about his fate. The legible parts imply a troubled mindset and consequences unfolding.
Zachariah Williams Leads Georgia Cavalry Squadron
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Zachariah Williams associated with a major or prominent squadron in the Georgia Cavalry. The line hints at a Sen position or title and links to 14 something, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zachariah Williams
Sen
Georgia Cavalry
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