Meeting Notice For Road Construction At Busy's Tavern
Subscribers to the plc Libi are asked to end a meeting at Bus y's Tavern tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. General Hameron recently returned from Fort Hawkins Columbia, seeking arrangements for building a road from Creek Nation to Fort Stoddert. Open work would begin tonight with U S troops to supervise and Indians not informed beforehand. A second road to Tennessee toward Fort Stoddert is rumored to start concurrently to aid removal of heavy artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PLC
Hameron
Fort Hawkins
Columbia
Bening & Road
Najon
Fort Stoddert
United States
Tennessee
Yilier
Geo. Argus
Privateer actions and arrivals near Cape May and New York
Reports from Philadelphia describe a chase in fifteen fathoms off the Capes of Delaware where a British frigate captured the brig Mi Johnson after a nine to ten hour pursuit. Other vessels, including the Milo and several ships from Bordeaux and La Rochelle, arrive or sail with cargoes and passengers as privateers operate along the Atlantic coast.
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
French Prize and Privateer Actions Off the Atlantic
From New York August 28 details of British and French naval activity. The frigate Partarus captured a vessel near Cape Henry and sent it to Halifax after a leak. The privateer Duke of Dantzic seized the Totten ham near the Hudson River, arming her French colors. The Totten ham, from London for Barbadoes, was taken as a prize. The Marengo privateer, captained by Gordon naux, arrived with riches and is under guard in the city’s barracks. Suspicion lies over a St Domingo connection and Rigaud’s agents amid fears for British colonial interests.
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
St. Domingo
Rigaud
Bonaparte
Letter from Bordeaux on cancelled bonds and ship seizures
A July 17 letter from Bordeaux states bonds for the brig New Orleans Packet and cargo are canceled and requests release of Mr. Ruden from security. It notes no other American vessel seized in France since November for contravening the Berlin and Milan decrees. The Samuel, Captain Corran, arrived from Plymouth in 53 days with passengers. Mons. Lesealtier was seized on the Rose-in-Bloom but escaped recognition and gained leave to depart for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordeaux
New-York
New Orleans
Ruden
France
Berlin
Milan
Samuel
Corran
Plymouth
Eng
Mons. Lesealtier
England
Unite Nee
Norfolk
Coming to the Point War Threat in Letters from London
An Extract from a London letter dated July warns of a possible war with the United States over the Little Belt attack. It notes Sir J. S. Fork has raised his flag on the Vengeance and will sail to cruise the coast with four ships of the line and eight frigates. Headquarters may be Chesapeake to strike at commerce.
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Charleston
London
United States
Little Belt
J. S. Fork
Chesapeake
David B. Moren
William Tomlin
Bullock
Elijah Beacham
Montgomery
James Brantley
James ‘Brantley
Milledgeville
United States of America
D. B. Mitchell
H. Marsary
Letter from Liverpool on a Currrr voyage to survey our coast
A July letter from Liverpool reports a vessel with many Priors and equipment for a complete coastal survey near Charles Town and surrounding areas. Kingston Jam Aug 5. An agent of Rigaud marked under the St Jago de la Vega heading has been apprehended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Kingston
Rigaud
St. Jago de la ‘Vega
Atlantic settlement pace and Mississippi navigation 22 years apart
A London 1809 piece notes rapid American internal improvements from navigating the Mississippi to populating Ohio. It suggests future westward expansion may rival current growth and warns Britain and Spain of potential conflicts as new settlements spread beyond the Mississippi frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mississippi
Pacific Ocean
Ohio
Nat. Intel
North America
Atlantic
Falls
Gulph
Mexico
Kentucky
Europe
Philadelphia
Charleston
Cuba
Great Britain
Springfield man killed in village by blow on head
Sunday afternoon William Faircloth was slain in Springfield after a dispute. The inquest found he died from a blow to the head dealt by John Amos with a large wooden implement. William Bell and John M Lean were named as accessories. all are held in jail awaiting October trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Faircotn
Springfield
William Faircloth
John Amos
William Bell
John M’lean
Herald
Journeyman printer seeks Augusta Bookstore job
A journeyman printer who has completed a regular apprenticeship plans to find employment and receive weekly pay by applying at the Augusta Bookstore. The notice emphasizes attentiveness to business and availability starting Sept. 43.
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Augusta
Dancing Academy Opens Near Baftin's Tavern
The Augusta area announces John Suder's Academy now open next to Baftin's Tavern. Suder offers diverse dances via Charleston correspondence including Congo Minuets, Gavotte, Waltz, and cotillion instruction. Tuition days are Friday and Saturday afternoons with an evening school for young gentlemen. Apply to Mr Suder at Mrs McCoy's. September 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
John Suder
Baftin
Charleston
Vestris
Suder
M'Coys
Partnership Notice of Attorneys F Walker and W W Holt
The subscribers announce a legal partnership for practice in the Superior Courts of the Middle Circuit and in Hancock Wilkes Lincoln and Elbert counties in the Western Circuit. They pledge constant attendance at their office and aim for punctual, diligent service and public confidence in collecting business.
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Hancock
Wilkes, Lincoln
Elbert
F. Walker
W.W. Holt
Reply to Publication in Chroniere of 61h Inf
Jupith Ann Lentrr and Samust Dunpar administratrix and administrator on the estate of Maurice Lentrr submit a reply to a publication appearing in Chroniere. The document names the executors and clarifies the estate proceedings.
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Chroniere
Jupith Ann Lentrr
Samust Dunpar
Maurice Lentrr
To Let: commodious dwelling and stores at Broad and Washington
To Let. The commodious dwelling house at the corner of Broad and Washington with attached stores and offices. Terms apply to Mr. Walker on the premises. Also To Let: one or more stores on Broad Street and the dwelling on the corner of Washington and Ellis streets formerly occupied by Freeman Walker Ely John Fox
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Washington Trees
Walker
Broad Street
Washington Oat Ellis Streets
Freeman Walker
Ely
John Fox
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Vienna
Norfotx
Orion
Petersburgh
Heligoland
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
Creege
Tosiah
Whitlock
Charles Whitelink
S Aid
Aldigat
Carleton, Jr
C.c.o
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