Death of Governor Trumbull referenced in Connecticut report
The item notes the Connecticut General Assembly appointing Wreadwell as governor in the wake of Governor Trumbull's death. It also mentions Naples fortifications on Procida and rumors English control of Sicily with Palermo court seeking asylum in London. A Baltic peace convention among Russia Sweden and Denmark is reported.
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Hartford
Gen. Assembly of
Conneticut
Wreadwell
Trumbull
Naples
Procida
Sicily
Great Britain
Palermo
London
England
Londox
S. Petersborg
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Baltic
Augusta News Reflects European Affairs and Burke Biography
Dispatch from Augusta reviews late European accounts including Napoleon’s wait for peace in Austria and the Danube iron bridge idea. It notes American discipline during embargo and Irish music at a citizen soldiers’ gathering. It also comments on John D Burke’s Virginia history and a wild tale of his early life and education in Ireland.
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Europe
Lord Chatham
Lord Talavera
Deliciosa
Lisbon
Napoleon
Austria
Danube
Augusta
Savannah
Edmund Burke
John D
Mallow
Cork
Lord Donevaile
J. D
Armstrong
Hammond’s Marsh
Trinity College
Dublin
Burke
America
Land of Freedom
Emancipation zeal collides with exile in Green Fields tale
The narrative follows United Irifaman with strong independence drive, forced to flee to a future settlement. Mr Burke debuts in Boston as a newspaper editor with a view of Bamker's Hill. Rumors say Malbbe led American rebels to Galway Bay and County Clare, yielding a glorious, if contested, victory.
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Burke
Boston
Bamker’s Hill
Ireland
Galway’ Bay
County Clare
Spain in turmoil under British manipulation and civil strife
A charged reflection blames British ministry influence and court intrigues for Spain’s crisis. The piece portrays Ferdinand and Joseph as pawns in a dynastic struggle, the nation paying with blood and humiliation, and calls for stern resolve guided by a harsh, almost surgical, remedy.
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Charles
Ferdinand
Crowxz
Spain
Peninsula
Portugal
Napoleon
Joseph
Doctor Sangrado
Vi and Armis
Phocion’s Mercy in Georgia Politics Draws Fire
In a chronicler’s voice the writer denounces harsh partisan attacks on Phocion by Georgia officials over a sheriff election. The piece argues the governor acted to preserve peace and order, avoiding a new vote and inflaming party passions, while defending justice and fair play.
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Greece
Georgia
Phocion
Richmond County
Phacion
Negro youth Sam brought to Charlestown jail
A colored boy about 16 or 17 years old was brought to the jail of the Charleston district. He stands five feet six or seven inches, slender, country born, wearing homespun garments. He claims to belong to Mr. Jeffs Sommers in Edgefield district.
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Charleston
Sam
Jeffs Sommers
Edgefield
Burke
Taylor
Augusta
Local Resident Dies After Lingering Illness in Louisville
Dofior Micuard Beaxe died Thursday after a long illness in Louisville. He was renowned for mild manners and generosity to all. He leaves a widow and three young children, with a wide circle of friends to mourn his loss. His faults were few and his virtues many.
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Louisville
Dofior Micuard Beaxe
Paper for sale from the Columbia mill
Notice lists ROYAL DEMI and WRITING PAPER of good quality available on commission. Written from the Mill in Columbia South Carolina. Inquiries and applications invited at the Chronicle Office.
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Columbia
S. C
Chronicle Office
Public Sale Notice Promises Immediate Sale
By private sale. Now give notice that they will positively be sold by public sale on Thursday 16th instant. See advertisement, Nov. 11.
Mail Contractor John Wooddy Requested to Claim Letters
Augusta notice dated October 28, 1809 requests Mr. John or Wm. Wooddy to apply at the Post Office here for two letters addressed to him.
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John
Wm. Wooddy
Augusta
Copper Smith Edward M'Farlin Opens Local Workshop in Georgia
Edward M'Farlin of Baltimore announces his new copper works and future factory plans in Lincoln County Georgia. He offers fills bettles and repairs on short notice with fair terms and promises to buy old pewter and lead. Also notes a enslaved man named KITT owned by Isaac Nichols of South Carolina. Nov. 11.
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Broad Street
Augusta
Harry
John
Hahnby
Martin
Liberty Hill
South Carolina
Baltimore
N. B. Cath
Lincoln County
Georgia
Kitt
Isaac Nichols
S. C
Charleston
Barkerdales Ferry
Notice to Sell Land of Wm G Sturges Estate in Baldwin County
After nine months, an application will be made to the Inferior Court of Richmond County for an order to sell one tram of land in Baldwin County drawn by Baxter Pool deceased known as Now 107 in the roth district containing 202% acres for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of Wm G Sturges Adm r and Ann W Sturges Adm rx. Nov 11.
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Inferior Court
Richmond County
Baldwin
Baxter Pool
Ict Now
Roth District
Wm. G. Sturges
Adm
Columbia County
Wilkinson
Washington County
Jackson County
Richmond
Columbia Counties
David Walker
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Peter Porcupine
George
Peter
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
U.S. of America
the Chronicle
Negro Intelligence
Ross, Brown & Co
Tin & Copper Ware Manufactory
Alexander Tardy
Edward M‘farlin
Marshhal
Fefferson County
Petersburg
John Taylor Inderfee
Emery Laseter
Fazlor
Dennis Treamelsen
Thomas Avera
John Gorley
Wm. Harper
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Ntoice
Sitsha Walker
Fohn W. Smith
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