Publication of Ferbenzaes History and Labor Announced
The article notes that Ferbenzae and Cathy from HY Anfesjan secured a position in winter and have since worked on preparing the account of his mission and labors, now ready for publication.
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1811
Page
3
The article notes that Ferbenzae and Cathy from HY Anfesjan secured a position in winter and have since worked on preparing the account of his mission and labors, now ready for publication.
A European war brief discusses French English aims in the Peninsula and ongoing battles, noting possible dismemberment proposals and British trade blocks. It asserts American resolve, endorses embargo as a prudent measure, and reports Georgia legislature actions and editor questions on a state law compilation contract.
News from Charlestown notes the United States ship Laidler arriving from Liverpool in 49 days with papers, plus the Constitution frigate carrying Mr. Barlow and Mail from Paris to Cherbourg. Bonaparte tours the coast, with expected stops at Boulogne and Ostend, and French wine Guiness values fall due to feared war with Russia.
Norfolk report from October 25 cites the London Courier to September 7 noting a proposed British measure under the Non-Importation Act. It mentions the order of Council not yet published, signed September 6, prohibiting American vessels from British ports unless laden with flour and wheat and requiring return cargoes of colonial or domestic produce.
Raverga October 25 reports Newhern plagued by a fever that has claimed several citizens. Western wagoners confirm the illness as relief from a recent change in the atmosphere is hoped to ward off the disease. Freenan Kidingsworth, charged with counterfeiting dollars, is arrested in Johnton county after aiding Clarke. Kidingsworth posted bail. he is a Justice of the Peace who claims to be a Professor of Religion and sometimes preacher.
A Richmond Virginia correspondent notes that Mr. Madison recently stated at Montpelier that English dispatches contained propositions favorable to peace and that differences with Britain would soon be amicably settled.
Frederic Brown notes Oct 32 and Gen Wilkinson step by step through the session. The Coast Martial inquiry is in progress as witnesses attend and a large record of testimony gathered by congressional committees awaits reading. The court may end in two to three weeks with most proofs before the court.
The 12 rocks recently erected to connect the James River Basin with tide water were filled with water and a large scow moved over them in 45 to 50 minutes descending in 55. The craft, built by Mr. Cody, can carry about 500 bushels of flour and may ferry produce from the basin through the locks to Rocket's landing. Directors and locals witnessed the ascent and discharge of cannons.
The marriage occurred Thursday at Casper Neal's Beach Island South Carolina. Rev James Holcomb officiated uniting Isaac Low of Richmond County Gedrain with Penny Neal of Carolina.
Married on the fifth instant by the Reverend A Marshal D Wu Coxzisr to Miss Saran Germany both of Columbia county.
Died on Tuesday the Sth inst in the 47th year near this city Martha Milledge consort of Hon John Milledge after a painful illness endured with fortitude Her memory is praised David Robinson Esq a judge of the Inferior Court of Burke County died recently at Waynesborough after a tedious illness universally regretted He was one of the county judges and the notice records his passing.
A note states the author requests publication of an essay in the Chronicle and that the expense will be charged to him. The item expresses willingness to comply with the author’s request and confirms the arrangement.
The article critiques political and religious attitudes in the United States. It laments license in government ends and public jest at laws citing a loss of reverence for authority. It notes unrest and sighs over rising secularism and neglect of religion, with references to the Union Church in Columbia County on the 27th ultime.
A speaker argues that decline in religion stems from poor priestly education and lack of eloquence. He urges restoring virtuous public virtue through oratory and writing, praising clergy while condemning blame for their supposed faults, and stresses religion as the foundation of government.
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