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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1811

Page

2

Notice to Sell Real Estate of John Catlett Deceased in Richmond County

Nine months from this date the Inferior Court is asked for leave to sell the entire real estate of John Catlett deceased for the benefit of heirs and creditors. Properties include multiple tracts in Richmond County near Savannah River, city lots in Augusta, and numerous tracts in Washington and Effingham counties. Creditors or claimants of the estate are directed to take notice.

County of Richmond John. Catlett Savannah River Augusta Richmond County Washington Bedford John Catlett John Milledge George Walker David Usqu Hate Augutta Cornelius Dy Fart David Urquhart Lamkin Skinner Reuben Coleman John Rhodes Cornelius Dysart Thomas Pace John Stalling Richard Cull Broad-street Broad Street Reynold-street Reynold Street James Brown Nathaniel Cocke Reynoldtreet Oid City Doctor John Powell Rueben Coleman Henry Todd Washington County Oconee River Owen Sullivan Beavendam Richland Creek Thomas Shaw Ditto Zachariah Phillips Stewart Ohoope Samuel Bran. Ham J. Killgore Ohoopee Mill Creek Samuel Underwood Alatamaha River William David William Green Robert Perite Effingham County Scull

News From England and Overseas in July Dispatches

The Herald from Liverpool arrives with July London papers and Lloyds lists. Yorke’s squadron sails from Portsmouth to America including Venguer 74 and Pyramus 36. British orders discuss Bingham’s despatches and a plan to sink No. 1 if war comes. Reports from Spain and Portugal note potential actions, and troop movements toward Portugal and Venningen amid ongoing war chatter.

New-York Herald Price Liverpool Mercantile Advertiser London Lloyd’s Silverpool Joseph Yorke Portmouth Venguer Brown Danemark Biffet Edinburgh Rolles Pyramus Dashwood The Rover Finlay Bingham Proudman America Foster Maffena France Spain Portugal England Captain Price Mr. Foster Cagtato ‘Price BibeFury Department of State James Maury John Pricey American Joip Herald Gth Plymouth G6th Cove 59Th Regiment of Foot Ays Jersey Guernsey Ballaferes Radia Holland Staries Venningen Morlaix New- York Bordeaux Louisa

Opinion on U S Hostilities and Little Belt Issue

A fragment notes that government circles and a cabinet member privately declare potential hostilities with this country. It mentions a London-based gentleman discussing the President and Little Belt and that a private company is involved in the conversation.

Liverroot U. States Little Belt London

Departure Claim Sparks Naval Oath Over First Shot

An officer from the Little Bele asserts that after being hailed twice the ship fired the opening shot, and he and the entire crew would swear to that claim.

Nofertes

State of New York population and factory statistics from early 1800s

Abstract summarizes New York population growth from 1731 to 1811, with counts of counties towns and villages, militia enrollment, and extensive production values for mills, cloth, leather, distilleries, paper, glass, ironworks, and other manufactures. Includes farm animals, road and bridge companies, bank capital, and common school funds.

New York State of New-York Nat Val Botties, &c Ontario Columbia Washington Rensselaer Oneida Onondaga Genessee Seneca Albany Cayuga Jefferson New-York Co Dutchess N. Y Therby

State's Wealth and Resources Highlighted in 1816 Report

A historical summary details land area and revenues, noting about 1,000,000 acres of land and a large state fund. It cites 1816 revenue, expenses, debts around 30,000 annual excess of revenue over expenditures, and a permanent fund. The piece extols colleges, academies, post offices, newspapers, shipping, exports, and inland resources. It praises mineral wealth, iron ore, coal, slate, and vast navigable waters across the state from Albany to Lake Erie.

Song Tate United States U. States Paris Atlantic New England St. Lawrence Ohio Albany Lake Erie N. E U. States Territory Hudron Lower Canada Europe

Bank Robbery Suspect Arrested in Charleston Case

In Charleston on September 2 a bank robbery at the late Office of Discount was reported solved as Benjamin Gray was arrested after a long examination at the bank. A suspected Black fellow tied to Gray’s plan was also seized and allegedly confessed under threat of pardon to name accomplices.

Stong Benjamin Gray Pank J. A. Mircue Tt Qorum Altho Gray Paertenay Wm. Blacklock

Bank robbery exposed and funds recovered in city

A detachment recovered most of the stolen money hidden in boxes at a residence near the Race Course. False keys and a lantern were found in a feather bag with the cash. The community praises the detectives for exposing the expteprator and restoring trust.

Gua Wa Meg Gray

Murder by French and Italian Sailors in Market Street

Last night between nine and ten o clock a murder occurred when French and Italian sailors attacked William Cuamieri, a grocer at Market and Anfon, stabbing him to death. Chambers was previously beaten. George Smith was wounded but expected to recover. Four suspects were jailed this morning: Jean B Mitchell Francois Otte Pierre Mathereau and Jean Lalin. Jean Chocolate is still at large.

William Cuamieri Market Anfon Street Chambers Francois Otte Pierre Mathereau Jean Lalin Jean Chocolate

New Order Restricts Passage Past Mobile Fort

Fort Stoddert reports a captain general of Cuba order forbidding any powder, troops, or armed vessels from United States passage past Mobile. If attempted, disobedience could draw accountability. A prior decision preferred allowing a schooner to pass over contest, and current order invites naval resistance if convoyed vessels try again.

Mobile Cuba United States Artifides Cannen

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