Military affairs and legislature in Milledgeville 1814
The Milledgeville legislature reports on military plans and detachments to defend rights amid wartime. A bill designates governor appointments for major generals and colonels, with officers chosen from line, and considers consolidating volunteer infantry cavalry and rifle corps. Savannah and St Marys fortifications receive funding, and a bridge charter near Augusta passes the Senate. Cannonading near the Agency is noted with threats of rapid troop movement toward Gen. Jackson.
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House of Representatives
Emmand
Cers
Volunteer Infantry
Cavalr
Rerry
Mount. Infantry
Savannah
J. Mary's
Deerce
St. Mary's
Messrs
Hawkins
Jackson
Strong and Energetic Measures for Nation's Condition
The writer argues for decisive policies and rejects temporizing approaches. The demand is for a single, impelling motive guiding all Americans. The piece condemns base terms in negotiations from Ghent and expresses hope the mission's outcome will unite those devoted to national honor and independence.
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Ghent
Died Edmund Lamar of Ragefield District SC
Edmund Lamar dies after 17 days illness on an October Monday night aged 60. He leaves a brother and two sisters and was esteemed as a useful citizen in Ragefield district. Samuel Way of Jefferson County dies aged near 61, a patriot of the revolution respected for his love of country and urbane manners.
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Edmund Lamar
Ragefield
Samuel Way
Jefferson County
Pst
Baru
Gov* Ernor
Thie
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Congress of
U. States
Joan Korsyra
Aurren Curnay RT
Wilson Lumpkin
Ricrand H. Witor
Bourne Haus
Thomas Tatra
Esqires
Congress
John Forsyth
Alfred Cuthbert
Richard H. Wildes Bolling Hall
Thomas Telfair
Congress of the United States
Milledgeville
Us States of America
Inland shipping and harbor alert near Sackett's Harbour
Last night 26 sail arrived inland from the south with salt crates wine and dry goods. An express boat reports a British frigate and brig close to the harbor bar. Porter leads 1200 militia toward Chippawa where a battle is expected next day. The British fleet is out at the Ducks. Com Chaunery at Sackett's Harbour.
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Bar
Museum
Buffaloe
Porter
Chippwa
Chaunery
Sackett’s Harbour
Announcement of AnsEra Bune as Tax Collector candidate
We are authorized to announce Ans era Bune as a candidate for Tax Collector for Richmond County at the ensuing election. November 4.
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Ansera Bune, Esq
Richmond County
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Busiess
Board of Health
C. S. Buckle
Jy Ttn Porter
Robert R. Reid
Nort
Broad-street
Zlouse
John Rucker
Inferior Court of
Columbia County
James Danielly
Bridget Danielly
Daniel Danielly
Inferior Court
Burke County
Waynesborough
Dillard, Emanuel
Pine Hind
Join Wata
Ootie
George Walker
Lewis Emanuel
Wellington
Kentucky
Times
Carmichael
Grace
Wes
R. D* Mwhorter
Broad Street
Doct
Caspy
A.B
Milatto
Peter
Marseilles
Washington
William Hurd
State OF Georgia
Peter Early
Abner Hammond
Maj. Pearce
Navy
John Pew
Haevanna
Danivl Mec
Lewis Calffrey
Anaway
Davy
Bifteen Dolland
Richmond
Basil Lamar
Georgia
Reuben Walker
Peter Watson
Faid
City of
Augusta
Isaac Herber
D’k
Sainl, Way
John Way
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