George Washington Campbell elected to Senate seat
The Union party congratulates George Washington Campbell elected by the Republicans to fill the Senate seat after Mr. White resigned, succeeding a controversial set of resolutions in the 16th Congress. Campbell will serve the term of yeanefiee in the United States Senate.
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Union
George Washington Campbell
16Th Congress
Ie Senate
United States
Tran Yeanefiee
Whiteie
City Gazette
Letter from Liverpool to New York 1814 on Ireland and trade
Extract of a letter dated August 28 1814 from a respected Liverpool merchant to a New York friend discusses Ireland Catholics unrest and potential crisis, balance of power with Britain, and U.S. trade prospects with exports and abundant crops influencing prices and supplies. The writer notes U.S. President and Treasury Secretary arriving in Wasutxeron on October 5 and remarks on American production and demand for goods.
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Wasutxeron
United States
the ‘Treasury
Liverpooll
York
Cane
Ital Js
Ireland
Rngland
Abelief
United See
Markets and Operations Near Oporto Reported Siege Preparations
New York letter from Captain Sisson reports 38 days from Oporto that British troops are encamped at Almeida and preparing to besiege Redrigo where Marmont’s French forces are entrenched. Guns and limited ammunition arrived from Oporto transports. Markets show flour around 13 to 50, pork 12, rice 8 75, yellow corn noted.
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New York
Oobert
Sisson
Oporto
Almeidd
Redrigo
Marmont
Liibéo
Seaborne Movements Reported Amid War News
Dispatches from Norfolk dated October 7 describe the schooner Independence arriving after eight days from Bemuthi with no new information for Admiral Yorke who is not cited in English papers. The brig Virgoa from Malta left August 26 and updates note ironworks work as troops advance north under Loch Wellington. Capt Diver earlier led reinforcements toward Toy Comer as forces approach Lith and Loch Wellington's convoy. Reports claim Freres army may number 40,000 with occasional Mackers suffering hits.
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Norfolk
Beemuia
Yorke
England
Virgifria
Maite
Loch Woilir
Aron
Diver
Ear
Lith
Loch
South American Port News and College Degrees
From South America direct the arrival confirms the siege of Montevideo and price details for flour beef and provisions. The report notes ships loaded with beef for Havana ordered unboarded for local use. The college ceremony on 26th May conferred Bachelor of Arts on twenty four and Master of Arts on twenty eight, with several honorary degrees and notable attendees.
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Bis
St. Salvadore
Monteviedo
Wileis
Eifion Paper
Humni
Fomas Pic
Webi Feld
Endyon William $. Hamilton
Vege
U.S. Infantry
Wade Hampton
Mr. Eden
Tur H. Cummings
A.W
Uni
Questioning a French state paper forgery in Albany remarks
A London Statesman article on a controversial French document is cited amid discussions in the Albany Register. The piece questions who wrote and funded such propaganda and mentions figures like Revd. Feba Brown and Revd. Robert Hall among others, noting English ministers’ suspected paid writers.
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London
the Statesman
Goting
Pat Fummer
The
Statesman
U. States
England
New-York
Copenhagen
Jackson
Wade
Albany Register
Rebuff to Pinkney at Regency Audience
The Federal Republican reports Mr. Pinkney sought a private audience with the Prince Regent after leaving the British government. The prince, noting Pinkney’s self-importance, indicated he should apply to the Foreign Office for any business, ending with a cold appraisal of the envoy’s familiarity.
Militia Seize United States Arsenal Goods on Lakes
Officers report discovery of a seized cargo including a twenty seven muskets and a large quantity of ammunition packed under the Chandeliers near the Baize, indicating illicit supply from this city and urging vigilance by civil and militia forces. A speaker quotes moral reflections on turning from evil to good and criticizes coat fashion as a metaphor for loyalty.
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Jones
Ting Kent
United States
Notices of School Reopening by Rev J Garvin
The Rev J Garvin informs friends that Mrs Garvin continues the Taion of Young Laties with abated attention. The exercises include grammar arithmetic reading and needlework. Children of both sexes can be accommodated with board washing and care on low terms. October 25.
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J. Garvin
Militia Reform Debate From A Georgian
A Georgian letter to the Legislature argues against major militia law changes. It contends consolidation is pointless and suggests time and cultural change, not new statutes, will improve discipline, pride, and efficiency of the militia.
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Marssns
Burrons
Tryou
Hagle Tavern Partnership Announces Reopening
The subscribers Edward Bustin and Turpin announce in Beverly that the former Ashton’s Tavern becomes a new Bustin and Turpin establishment for two years. They promise attentive treatment and privacy for travelers and families and commit to constant supply of comfort and convenience for guests and boarders. October 25.
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Bustin & Turpin
Ashton’s Tavern
Feldowy
Edward Bustin
Beverly
Turpin
Sheriffs Sale in Warren County on December First Tuesday
On the first Tuesday in December at the Warren county court-house a sheriff sale will occur at usual hours. Property includes 400 acres of land including the Yarborough site and adjoining lands. two enslaved people Abram and Dick. another enslaved girl Philis. a enslaved boy Salesman. a wagon and gear, a horse. a Taylor’s shop lot adjoining the town square. all levied to satisfy multiple executions for the Shivers, Stark, Brantley, and Cole cases.
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Fantary
Court House
Warren County
Jerr
Dick Peggy
Kilex
Young Pleasant Betty
Diley
Sam
Charlotte
Deimpi
Abner Chapman
Thas
Jones
Semmes
Chapman
Thomas Battle
C O&ober
Warren
County
Betrbeth
Tefa
George ‘Turner
Samuel Yarborough
Said Yarborough
Jonas
William Shivers
Abram
Salesman
Philis
John Petit
William Stark
John Gibson
Robert Edwards
Philip Brantley
Warrenton
George M. Cole
William D. Bunkley
Battle
Greene Court of Ordinary 1811 Letters Dismissal Notice
Greene County court to hear Francis Boykin executor of Nathaniel Macon and Maviba Macon decs. on first Monday in January to show cause why letters of dismissal should not be granted. Given by Henry Carleton Jr with seal. July 1 1811.
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Greene Court of Ordinary
Francis Boykin
Nathaniel G. Macon
Henry Carleton, Jr
Notice of admin dismissal in Greerlie County court
July 1811 notice from Henry Carleton Jr. to all concerned in the estate of Yabn Sims deceased. William Houghin applies for letters of dismission from the estate. A court of Ordinary in Greene County will convene on the first Monday in January next to show cause why letters should not be granted.
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Greene Court of Ordinary
John Hart
Samuel Hart
Andrew M' Bride
William Daniel
Andrew M‘bride
Greene County
Henry Carleton, Jr. c. Cio
William Houghin
Yabn Sims
Greelte
Henry Carleton, Jr
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South America
George the Fourth
Republican
Cowisiana
Rale
Orcher
Commission
Stainback Wilson
Campbell Street
Broad
McKinne & Co S
Barrett & Sims
Oober
the Chronicle
Hagle Tavern
Stafnback Wilson
Ocober
Ofober
THOS
I. Wray
Sheriff’s Sale
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