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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1815

Page

3

Allied powers ponder France garrison plan amid rising unrest

Fragmentary dispatches describe meetings among allied leaders about leaving garrisons in France to curb subjection fears. Reports mention arrests of Count Seille and M Labey and a Paris governor’s detention. References to Alexander and Prussia and shifts in diplomatic positions appear amid chaotic war-time notes.

France Louithe Ireland Count Seille M. Labeydepere Fosmier Baron Muss Paris Alexander Prussia London Lhe Portugal Lisbon Jing Caldas

Vessels Arrive From Africa Off Cuba With Mayes Cargo

Report from Charleston dated August 20 notes several ships reaching the island from the African coast laden with Mayes. A brig with about 10 guns narrowly escaped a British sloop off the coast when fog concealed it at anchor. The brig opened fire, returned fire, and secured the cable. One officer was slightly wounded and other damage occurred.

Cubaista Charleston Africa Hick

Proclamation and war talk from early 1815

In New-York dated Sept 6 a ship arrives from damon after 38 days, bearing no notable news. The paper notes unrest about plans for a military expedition against Spain and includes James Madison’s Proclamation urging citizens to avoid unlawful ventures. Commentary on Napoleon, Britain, and U.S. prospects follows, with updates on troops, pay, and Commodore Crauncey’s command.

New-York Ilinois Yoyes Damon Ali

Executor's Sales in Augusta for James Edwards estate

The estate of James Edwards, recently deceased, will sell at the market house in Augusta on the first Tuesday of November between usual hours. Sale items include three enslaved people, wagon and gear, four horses, plantation tools, household and kitchen furniture, corn, fodder, hay, wood, and related goods. Terms announced at sale by John Cashin, qualified executor.

Augusta James Edwards John Cashin

Notices in Augusta estates seek claims and creditors

Notice to claimants against the estate of James Ruward of Augusta to present accounts with attested proofs and to settle debts promptly as executor aims to close the estate. Also notice that Jane Ann Poison has applied for letters of administration with will annexed on Doctor L Poison’s estate in Augusta and to show cause why letters should not be granted.

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Cotton Prices Edge Upward in New York and Southern Markets

Cotton prices show slight gains with current bids at 24.42 cents in New York and 23 to 23.5 cents in Charleston and Savannah markets, reflecting steady demand and recent date ranges.

New-York Charleston Suvanig

Indian alarm at Mackina after Detroit dispatch

The Buffalo Journal notes an express to General Brown at Detroit from Mackina claiming Indians gathered nearby and demanded surrender of the post. Other reports say dispatches only say troops at Mackina were unsettled and Brown had about one hundred troops. Pay shortages blamed for unrest among soldiers.

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Saddle and Harness Manufacturer Moves to New Broad Street Building

The subscriber announces relocation from the north side of Broad street to a new building opposite, two doors below Mr. Sinatra, continuing saddle and harness manufacture with a full assortment of materials and up to date patterns. All unsettled accounts must be settled or liquidated promptly.

Broad Street Mr. Sinatra Thomas Quizenberry

Strayed Bay Horse Seeks Return Reward Offered

Strayed of a bay horse bearing Bridley on Tuesday last. Anyone who can give information leading to its location will receive a generous reward. Apply to the printers of this paper. September 22.

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Morocco Pocket A Soo Bonlevotes Silver Hunt

Fragmentary text notes votes and events labeled Morocco pocket and a silver hunt. Remaining readable items reference papers and Bonlevotes with unclear context and no clear outcome or names.

Morocco

Immortal Being and School Notice Cited in September Letter

A damaged notice describes a subscriber informing guardians about Augusta Academy Nora and its boarding facilities for young ladies. It notes a fully fitted house for students and vows careful attention to comfort and morals as Andrew Miller references September 28.

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