Proclamation by Roger Griswold Governor of Connecticut
Governor Griswold proclaims in a period style during wartime that militia and state rights will be maintained. He notes prior council consultations regarding requisitions from the national government and asserts militia privileges cannot be withdrawn from citizens’ farms and occupations. He emphasizes constitutional duty and prudence in deploying troops.
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Roger. Griswold
Connecticut
America
Union
Evernment
Dearborn
London
New ‘Haven
Congress
Proclamation Urges Canadian Unity Against U S Invasion
A Monreal Herald Evtra dated August 5 Upper Canada proclaims against the United States invasion of a western frontier province. It calls Canadians to defend the monarchy, rejects any quarter to invaders, and warns of retaliation and loyalty to King and Britain. The piece frames U S actions as threats to liberty, property, and colonial prosperity.
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United States of America
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Wats Province
United States
Upper Canada
Uus
Great Britain
Chie
United Kingdom
France
Canada
Europe
Waiu
Canadas
Britain and Ireland
Enem
Britain
Sheriff Sale Notice in Scriven County October Auction
On the fift Tuesday in October next the court house in Fackonborough Scriven county will announce a sale by order of two inferior court judges. The property includes two enslaved people Lydia and Harry seven feather beds and fornigre seven matrasses attached to the Griffin estate for the Blair Wilkinson Long family.
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Warrencor
Franklin County
Pain
Fackonborough
Scriven County
Lydia
Harry
C. Griffin
Wm. Blair
R. Wilkinson
N. Long
Warren
Mary
Clark Blanford
Thomas H. Kendall
Nathiel Hutchinson
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