Meeting Notice on Roads to Fort Stoddert at Busys Tavern
Subscribers to the plc Libi are requested to end a meeting at Busys Tavern tomorrow morning at 10. General Hameron left Fort Hawkins in Columbia Friday morning to arrange Ben ing and Road construction to Fort Stoddert. Troops will oversee the opening, no Indians will be informed beforehand, and ground will be held if needed. A road to Tennessee from the same time is planned to Fort Stoddert, rumored to aid removal of heavy artillery to the Western theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PLC
Hameron
Fort Hawkins
Columbia
Bening & Road
Najon
Fort Stoddert
United States
Tennessee
Yilier
Geo. Argus
Privateering and shipping news from the Capes of Delaware
Reports from Cape May detail the capture of the brig Mi Johnson by a British frigate after a long chase in fifteen fathoms near the Capes. The brig Milo and other vessels from France and Bordeaux arrived or departed, with notices of privateers, convoy movements, and diplomatic tidings from Vienna and St Petersburg.
French Prize and Privateer News Off New York
Reports from New York detail the French privateer Duke of Dantzic seizing a British ship named Tottenham near Barbados and bringing it to a French prize status. The article also notes the privateer Marengo delivering substantial treasure to banks and mentions suspicions about Rigaud’s influence and possible Bonaparte links on Saint Domingue expatriates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Henry
Partarus
Halifax
Montaug Point
Boisey
Rhode Island
Sierra Leona
Africa
Vartarus
Hampton Roads
New York
North River
Duke of Dantzic
Tottenham
Young
Surprize
London
Barbadoes
Arregnaudaie
Legion of Manor
Tie Tottenham
Barbados
Marengo
Qordonnaux
Seizure Update and Bond Cancellations on American Vessel
A Bordeaux letter dated July 17 states bonds for the brig New Orleans Packet and cargo are cancelled and requests release of Mr. Ruden from security. It notes no other American vessel seized in France since November for Berlin and Milan decree violations. The Samuel with Capt. Corran arrived from Plymouth in 53 days carrying passengers. Mons. Lesecaltier was captured on Rose-in-Bloom but escaped notice and obtained leave to depart for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Morton
Balimore
France
Johnson
Smith & Khannan
Baltimore
Odeaux
Ividere
Capes
Delaware
Cape May
Milo
Ith
Richannan
Meaux
Sehr, Atlas, & Nn
Female
le Sch
R. Purse
New-York
Meteor
Hawley
Susan & Keitnes Hutchinson
Do. de Akt
Newburyport
Liberty
Piladelphia
Traveller
Newleans Packet
Osmyn
Nhelidon
la Teste
Eros
Vans
Salem
Kooner Hannah
Orleans
Bor
Bordeaux
House of Morton & Russel
Asengers
Neans
Ordeaux
Gibraltar
Milan
New
Vienna
New Orleans
Ruden
Berlin
Samuel
Corran
Plymouth
Eng
Mons. Lesealtier
England
Unite Nee
Norfolk
War Clouds Over Little Belt and Chesapeake Threat
An early Charleston dispatch summarizes letters from London predicting a war with the United States over the Little Belt attack. It notes Sir J. S. Fork hoisting flag on Vengeance and preparing to sail with four ships of the line eight frigates to harass American commerce from the Chesapeake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
London
United States
Little Belt
J. S. Fork
Chesapeake
Liverpool letter reports pirate survey near Charles Town coast
A July letter from Liverpool notes a Cura passed with many Priors and gear to survey the coast near Charles Town Jamaica. Kingston reports Aug. 5 that Rigaud’s agent, under St Jago de la Vega, was observed and later arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Kingston
Rigaud
St. Jago de la ‘Vega
Rapid American expansion noted in early 1809 London piece
A London article from June 27, 1809, praised rapid U S internal improvements since 1787, noting Mississippi navigation, westward settlement, and Ohio growth from under 100 to about 250000 in two decades. It warns Spain may oppose American expansion and sees Britain potentially aligning with the United States to curb any Cuban or Mexican illicit trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mississippi
Pacific Ocean
Ohio
Nat. Intel
North America
Atlantic
Falls
Gulph
Mexico
Kentucky
Europe
Philadelphia
Charleston
Cuba
Great Britain
Death verdict in Springfield murder case of William Faircloth
Report of a Sunday killing in Springfield where William Faircloth died from a blow to the head. The inquest named John Amos as the attacker with William Bell and John M Lean as accessories. Suspects are jailed awaiting October trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Faircotn
Springfield
William Faircloth
John Amos
William Bell
John M’lean
Herald
Journeyman Printer Seeks Work at Augusta Bookstore
A journeyman printer with regular apprenticeship training will seek steady employment. He plans to be attentive to his business and may receive regular weekly wages by applying at the Augusta Bookstore. Date referenced Sept 43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Dancing Academy Opens In Augusta For Varied Dances
Mr John Suders Academy beside Mr Baftins Tavern resumes operations with a Charleston correspondence to obtain new dances including Congo Minuets Waltz Gavotte de Vestris and other Exhibitions. Tuition on Friday and Saturday afternoons, with an Evening School for young gentlemen. Terms at Mrs M Cox. September 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
John Suder
Baftin
Charleston
Vestris
Suder
M'Coys
Partnership notice for law practice in multiple circuits
The subscribers F Walker and W W Holt announce a partnership to practice law in the Middle Circuit including Hancock Wilkes Lincoln and Elbert counties in the Western Circuit. They pledge attentive, punctual service in all matters and will be available at their office during court recesses for business entrusted to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Wilkes, Lincoln
Elbert
F. Walker
W.W. Holt
Reply to Publication in Chroniere by Administrators
A formal reply appears in the Chroniere of 61h inf. signed by JupiTH Ann Lentrr and Samust Dunpar as Administratrix and Administrator of the Maurice Lentrr estate. The document confirms the administrators respond to a prior notice and outline actions related to the estate settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chroniere
Jupith Ann Lentrr
Samust Dunpar
Maurice Lentrr
To Let Commodious dwelling and stores at Broad and Washington
Property available includes the town residence at Broad and Washington with attached stores and offices. Terms apply to Mr. Walker on the premises. Also to let are one or more stores on Broad Street and a dwelling at the corner of Washington and Ellis streets recently occupied by Freeman Walker Ely John Fox
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad and
Washington
Walker
Broad Street
Washington Oat Ellis Streets
Freeman Walker
Ely
John Fox
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Chronicle
Norfotx
Orion
Petersburgh
Heligoland
St. Domingo
Bonaparte
Loxpoon
Dancing Academy
Judith Ann Lahiff
Samuel Dunbar
James Morris
Georgia
Honourable Inferior Court
Columbia County
Said County
Cain Creek
Thomas H. Flint
Jane Flint
Theatre
Cayetano Perez
Don Cayetano
Mr. Rowsop
Shoe Maker
Danna Mary, Perez
City
Buttin
Joseph Carrie
Don Cayetano Peren
Mr. Riatitin
David B. Moren
William Tomlin
Bullock
Elijah Beacham
Montgomery
James Brantley
James ‘Brantley
Milledgeville
United States of America
D. B. Mitchell
H. Marsary
Creege
Tosiah
Whitlock
Charles Whitelink
Aid County
Carleton, Jr
C.c.o
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