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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1806
Page
7
Fragmentary report indicates Lauderdale is to depart soon for Pais with the council's file or deliberations said to be concluded. It is suggested his portal will leave town within the year.
New York dispatches report the English minister refused entry to the Ratisbon diet deliberations and leaving for London. Emperor Napoleon issued two decrees. one allocates two million to augment judges' salaries, the other bans horse racing across the French Empire.
Reports from Annapolis describe the French Imperial ship Patriot of 74 guns under commodore Khrom docking after a voyage in a schooner. mention that Mr. Erskine is named minister to the United States, with Lord Selkirk declining.
The long awaited works of Anachreon Moore are issued from Mr. Waits Philadelphia by Sargeant's bookstore. The piece lauds Moore as a unique Irish poet of rare genius whose lively imagination and warm heart yield exquisite poetry though some flaws appear. The notice ends with a peculiar aside about spreading salt on pigs and barren apple trees to improve fruitfulness.
A mass of domestic matter prevents detailing foreign intelligence. Europe remains unsettled with doubt over a France Britain peace. Miranda lands in South America. Jerome Bonaparte leads a French squadron at Hampton Roads. Louisville reports Dottor Smelt elected by two votes. Clark county’s 4.26 vote majority excluded due to illegal return.
The Chronicle presents a defensive defense of Burkites stance amid claims against the minority in the late extra legislative session. It defends Jackson's debt payment aims and questions how the United States might fund its owed sum, noting a large state debt and possible taxation. DIED: Francis Mason merchant in Lexington and other notices.
The Virginia Argus reports two slander cases tried in August 1806 at Pittsylvania Court. Stockley Turner sues Jesse Hatton, jury finds for plaintiff with five thousand dollars in damages. Robert Finley sues Jothan Stafford, verdict for plaintiff with five hundred dollars in damages.
The Wilkinson county commissioners completed the sale of fractional survey parts totaling 58527 dollars 25 cents. Millidgeville intelligencer notes cotton prices this week varied from 19 to 19 cents.
MilLeverville reports a special meeting of the Fractional Surveys board shifting to Monday October 6 with extended hours until 8 o clock, following the General Election. The action is by order of the board of Commissioners.
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