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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1811
Page
7
A fragmented roster listing numerous senators and representatives with scattered surnames and initials. The text reads like an incomplete roll call or seating assignment with numerous misspellings and missing context.
Fragmentary report from Licking County mentions a British expedition leaving Fort Malden last week. Four Indigenous warriors and Briybytle scouts are named in a plan to move toward the Huron River area. A Brith agent ferries provisions as tensions rise on the frontier.
A group of seven Ladians from the Otto Way Nation, led by principal chief Kemeneshawgun Blackbird and accompanied by interpreter Mr. Ryley, arrives in the borough on a deputation to discuss a league with Shawues chiefs. They travel to Washington with other chiefs and may address tensions over hired states.
A compact digest notes military reinforcements and Sp as ships near Fort Claiborne, sickness and high prices in New Orleans, ships clearing from Liban bound for Portugal, and trade risks. It records Dublin population estimates, Cork Street Fever Hospital admissions in 1810 11, printing press innovations, and weathered ships at harbor. Also mentions balloon ascent by Madame Biancchars and Vermont governor election results Galutha over Chittenden, plus New York bankruptcies from Sept to Apr.
A marriage is recorded at Nadau, late of New York, on the 18th of September last. The bridegroom is Mr. L A Laurence of his place and the bride is Miss Ann Pumps of the former. Reverend Mr. Funda officiated.
DIED on Wednesday evening the gth vnt. Mr Jacos Milver of the Gem of Lealie Millery in the 36th year, formerly of Hagerstown Maryland. DIED on Sunday evening last after a few hours illness Tuomas Cops Meats only child of Joshua Meats aged 16 months.
The notice outlines weekly printing on quality paper for subscribers at three dollars per year with half payable in advance. Advertisements will run at Augusta or Milledgeville rates. Letters to the Editor must be postpaid and subscriptions not discontinued until arrears are cleared. Printing to begin after 400 subscribers are obtained.
The real estate is sold on credit of one two and three years with bond security and mortgage on the premises. Personal property on acre'i of twelve months with bond and security. Sale continues day to day until complete. Debtors in Georgia or southern South Carolina urged to pay promptly and creditors to present claims to the subscribers.
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