Embassies and Naval News Spark Political Turbulence
The text discusses an embassy from Radia to China reportedly refused, with Chinese officials escorting the emissary and urging him to return. It notes a list of warships rumored in Callen’s New York paper, mentions Jefferson’s early naval fleet and later increases, and cites the United States Gazette on Florida prices, questioning the purchase’s veracity amid political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opae
Radia
China
Callen
New-York
Jeffrson
United States Gazette
de Floridas
Raitya
Population tally for Cramerton and trade notes from Halifax
The article notes Cramerton's population estimate at 28,000, per the Society, and reports various tariff, ship, and proclamation items. It mentions Lord Auckland in the Lords debate, Halifax warships, and a Lower Canada oath proclamation, alongside crude price listings for goods and commodities.
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Lower Canada
Land Lottery Lands by County and District Details
Augusta September 19. Those holding lucky lands in the present Lottery in Richmond and Columbia may learn their counties chambers and districts by applying at the Chronicue Order and paying twenty five cents.
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Richmond
Columbia
Fragmented Negro Intelligence and political rebuke in 1790s notices
The piece records enslaved individuals named by place and owner across South Carolina, Georgia, and Louisiana jails, plus a sharp political diatribe challenging a reader to prove loyalty to the United States. It also quotes a Louisiana correspondent on Fourth of July proceedings and a long list of patriotic toasts and encomia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Quaco
David Middletonef
Carolina
Mary River
George Stoney
Hilton Head
S. Carolina
Alfo
Tom
Linda
Ihomas Dooly
Beach Island
Angela
Meilrs
Caig
Mitchell
Ned
George Lee
Camden
Io Scriven
Phillips
Augusta Road
Spertenburg
Olinna
Savage
Upper
Louisana
More Au Breton
St. Louis
Elyba Baker
Samuel Hammond Junx
Thoms Jefferson
George Clinton
Louisiana
Congress
John Randolph
George
Moreau and the American Stand for Liberty
The piece defends General Moreau against editorials in the Herald, noting his early service to liberty, brilliant Bavarian campaigns, and strategic retreat. It argues for trust in Moreau, contrasting regular and standing armies and urging readiness for war with England under principled leadership. It also mocks the Herald editor Mr Hobby and defends republican honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Moreau
Hobby
Moreau
Aghring
Bavaria
Danube
Botiaparte
England
The
Herald
Moreag
Scavola
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Cramerton
Fiepreicr Datcuo
Lord Anc
Lods
America
Britain
Halifax
Cogniac
Seaton
Sea Island
Charleston
Augus
Cora
Irkit
George Morse
Chronicle
Athens
A. Lewis
Chamblis
Augusta
Negro Intelligence
D. Driscol
Paulding
Williams
Vanvert
Hammond
Hunt
Bruf
Meigs
Austin
Vw. Ss
Leonidas
W. Bates
James Monroe
United America
Samuel Hamond
Louvisiana
Cowpens
King’s Mountain
Don James
John Rhea
Tennessee
Abraham Biuddwin
Socrates
Scipio
Joseph Anderton
James Jackson
Aristides
Cato
Gen. Clarke
Lewis
the Chronicle
Gth
Francis Commins
Joan Hucurs
Lincoln County
Anne Brsweth Hamerony
Daugheer
Henry Hampton
Columbia County
Pump Crayton
James Heig
John Dougherty
D O'Donnell
Joum
Samuel Fee
Jamaica
New England
Thomas I. Wray & Co
Jarry
John Smith
David Reid
William Kennedy
Augusa
Thomas Cunning
John Murray
Qaober
Broad Street
Maguflay
Wittyam Kennedy
M’kinne
Willem Kennedy
Thomas Cumving
Hancock County
Sparta
Montpelier
Milledgevile
Williams Bivins
Tardy
Dicoli
Centre
Ellis Streets
S. M. Smyth
Angola
John Savedge
Orange Valley
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