Late Foreign News From Savannah and Europe
Report on ship William arriving from Liveroot. News of Cattaro surrender negotiations with Ruffians and French, battles in Ragusan territory, and Russian to Turkish frontiers. Discussion of Napoleon’s German plans, Prussia Austria Sweden leagues, and new German Confederation changes. Franklinized notes on Britain France peace talks and American relations. Lisbon to Brazil transfer of Portuguese government mentioned.
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Ratisbonpeaks
Electorate of Hanover
Profita
Bonaparte
Prussia
Hanover
Dubio
Cracow
Austria
Sweden
Hesle-Cartel
Brunswick
Pomerania
Wirtemberg
Germany
Denmark
Britain
Saxony
Nuremberg
Bavaria
Hamburgh
Lubeck
Bremen
Paris
Tamburg
Moviteur
Fox
France
Hol.lond
Auckland
Lord Lauderdale
Ruffin
Aspe
Turkey
Wrance
Raffia
A.fis
Russia
Great Britain
Brazil
Prince Regent
Lisbon
Marquis de Pombal
Portugal
Europe
Spain
Aurora
Democrats of Upper Delaware Ward Appoint 3 for President Plea
On October 2 1806 at Wm Smiths house the democratic citizens of Upper Delaware Ward unanimously resolve to appoint three members Col Michel Bright Anthony Simmons and Captain Lewis Ruth to join other ward committees in addressing the president of the United States to reaffirm confidence in him and urge him to stand again for the office.
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Upper Delaware Ward
Wm. Smith
U. States
United States
Philadelphia
Col
Michel Bright
Anthony Simmons
Lewis Ruth
Runaway enslaved youth Elijah sought near Savannah
A notice reports Elijah a 17 or 18 year old enslaved boy from George Walker Esquire’s estate, who ran away on August 4 from Mills farm on Spirit Creek. Described as dark complected with a speech impediment, he has been seen in Savannah and may deny his master when caught. rewards offered for capture and delivery to the mills.
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Germany
Prussia
Empire
Baron Cafar
Prussice
Holland
Frankxfort
Ranaway
Spirit Creek
George Walker
Elijah
Savannah
Thomas
Proposing Annual Publication of Laws in Newspapers
Augusta echoes call to publish state laws in newspapers yearly to inform the public. Advocates cite Congress practice and minimal cost for broad dissemination, urging Georgia legislators to adopt this public information measure. Also notes election results in Edgefield District and obit for William Spencer.
The Subscriber Opens for Sale at Bread Street
The subscriber announces a sale at Bread Street next to Captain Kennedy in brick buildings offering goods including 15 hides of bread, 6 hogsheads of Jamaica and New York rum, brandy and gin, tea, coffee, wagon tyres and barrels, ploughmoulds, oil, lead, hats and linen, broadcloths, lace, pocketbooks, writing paper, school books, and playing cards with Samuel ILLI dated October 25.
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Um Bread Street
Captain Kennedy
Jamaica
New- York Run
Bliet
Blannx Boot & Leports
Samuel Ili
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Late Foreign News
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William
Rockwett
Liverroot
Lonpox
Cattaro
Corfu
Francis II
Francis
German Empire
Napoleon
St. Cloud
Jonth Assembly
Beauin
Elector of
Hesse
Confederation of the Rhine
Natchez
Cowles Mead Kgq
1Sf
Missssippi
Gard
Mississippi
Natchitoches
Bayou Pierre
Cordero
St. Antoine
Nacogdoches
Claiborne
Fort Adams
Herrera
Kentucky
Brewster
Shaw
Irvin
Natchito
Ches
Oober
Augusta
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Union
Georgia
Simms
Troup
Clark
Care
Smelt
Harris
Spalding
Bibb
Cobb
Barnett
Tattnall
Concress
Senats
Jete Embre
Stripkin
Intosh
Edgefield
Butler
Cunningham
Scrivendo
Carolina—Senate
Caleb May
Col. Hammond
Carolina——Representatives
Sampson Butler
Wm. Robinson
R. Johnson
S. Walker
J. Bollock
Francis’ Birt
John Gray
William Spencer
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