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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1813

Page

3

Forward march of 500 militia to Creek Nation frontier

The article reports Maj. Alexi leading a 500-man advance guard already safe at the Agency awaiting the rest of the division. Militia exhibit rapid mobilization with forty days of provisions and 230 cartridge rounds per man, plus 100,000 fixed cartridges at camp. Officers and men are praised for preparedness and dedication as operations begin and a march toward hostile Creeks is planned.

Maj Alexi

Victory report of General Harrison over Proctor forces

A Richmond letter from October 16 1813 prints Gen Harrison’s victory news with details from Detroit Sandwich and Thames frontier actions. It reports Proctor with regulars Indians and Canadian troops defeated or dispersed, and a peace overture with tribes including Ottawas Chippewas Miamies and Kickapoos agreeing to joint action against common enemies. The notes claim capture of many officers and a clear end to the campaign in that quarter.

Jirgus Washington City Harrison Proctor Department of ‘War Sandwich U. C Newadland Detroit Streight Tecum Alden Department of War Moravian Town River Thames Col. R. M. Johnson

Charles Crawford 76 Dies in Columbia County

SSH died on Friday at his Columbia County residence. Charles Crawford Esq aged 75 or 76 was a distinguished citizen noted for correctness, promptitude and patriotism. He was described as an honest man.

Columbia County Charles Crawford

Penmanship Lessons Offered in Augusta

Mr E Worthen presents compliments to ladies and gentlemen of Augusta and vicinity and respectfully informs them that he will give writing lessons in a new and improved system. Those desiring a fair hand writing in a short and easy way are solicited to apply early. Specimens of improvement by his pupils may be seen at his office, and interested visitors may examine. Augusta, Oct 294.

E. Worthen Adpusta

Facturagé Commision Business In Savannah

Substituter tendering best services in transaction of business promises general satisfaction. He has convenient stores for reception of produce and pledges best attention to constituents. Thomas Burdell, Savannah.

Thomas Burdell

Lost Ace Parcel Papers for Land Note Found

A lost parcel of sundry papers includes a land note of Capt Nichols payable to Capt Glasscork for $15 due January 1. Return to the Chenicle Office. papers are valuable only to the owner.

Nichols Glasscork

Notice to stop payment on note of hand in 1814

Barnwell District implies warning to all persons from trading for a note of hand by Jeremiah Wood to Doct J Beirney for 300 dollars due January 1 1814. The note concerns a Jack and Mare not proved as required and is affected by a judgment against J G Helms. Jeremiah Wood refuses payment of the sale.

Barnwell District Siwel Creek Beirney J. G. Helms Jeremiah Wood

Appointment list for Georgia Regiment of Militia officers

Detailing appoints in the Georgia Regiment of Militia including Adjutant Mr Swaprac GAN Paymaster Davin I'Kimney Quarter master Doc WATKINS Surgeon Rov JOR oat MP SON Captain Duce A. CUNNINGHAM Surgeon’s mate Same Douclass Sergeant Major and staff. Ordered by Lt. Col Anmpeta with Peter Donaldson as acting adjacent official.

Swaprac Gan Obihlon Gorgia Regiment of Militia Joan Caswin Davin I'Kimney We Watkins Surgon

Reward Offered for Two Escaped Slaves in Georgia

A 20 dollar reward is offered to anyone in Sones County Georgia who can apprehend two enslaved men named Len and Hal. The first, Len, is 25 with a small crop on one ear and a large scar on his shoulder blade. Hal is about six feet tall, 22, branded on the forehead and marks of a shot through thigh and leg, causing a limp. They eloped around July 37 last year.

Sones County Georgia Len Hal

Executor's Sale in Savannah West of Wilmington Island

On the first Monday in January next the court of ordinary in Chatham County will sell at the courthouse in Savannah the personal estate of Justin Bryan late of Wilmington Island. It includes over one hundred enslaved people in family groups, two boats, and a raft. All claims against the estate are payable in cash. John Scriven executor. Oct 29.

Wuesvanr Chatham Savannah Justiin Bryan Wimington Island Gald John Scriven Georgia Agus Milledgeville Chronicle Augusta Republican Warren County

Grand Jury Presentments on Debtors and Licences in Richmond

The Richmond County Grand Jury presents grievances urging repeal of debtor relief laws and protest against Black residents living on public roads with whites. They endorse the Columbia County recommendation to tighten liquor licenses and request publication of these presentments. Signed by John D Antignane and others, minutes note Clerk John H Mann. Dated Oct 1813.

Georgia Richmond Berm Robert Walker Richmnd Grand Jury Columbia County Wealker Mentis John D' Antignae Noreman Thomas Barett John Cashin N. Delaigle John H.ward Lindsey Colemian OU Crawford Sylvester Porter Willian Skinner Rat. Ketchum Widism Bugg RK. McCombs John Carmichael Salomon Byrd George Pearson James Walker George Waiton Holland Meigre Grand Trust John H. Mann Vuot

Notable Names Appear In Lamar Aviation Roster

A fragmented OCR list shows numerous individuals including Starling Willicd Anne Woutnd and Lamar Aviation personnel such as Ensign John Lyon Col. Troup Natheniel C. Urany and John Thompson. The text references dates like Oct 29 and various surnames across officers and associates.

Odd In Alexander Morrison Letteberry Marsh William Mason Jim's Pyland Nicholas ‘Punch Abram Robinson Hudson Ruse Sosiph Sauttonstall Ensign Zodock Salter Nicholas Alley John Thompson Allen Turher John Tomkins Col Troup Natheniel C. Urany William Wright Thomas Weils Gurty Wood Mrs P Warner. Wright, A P. m

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