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Georgetown Gazette

Location

Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1806

Page

2

Local Elections Sought: Intendant and Wardens Nominated

A subscriber requests publication of names for town leadership positions including Savage Smart as Intendant and Cuarman, Tourston, Prior, Hyporyplen as Wardens. Also notes unofficial candidates and a death notice for Capt. Mathew Fremme aged 49, plus a diplomatic note about Consul Fevrier Beaujour.

M.farlan LaVvacre Smith Wardefis Thomas Cuarman Samuel Tourston David Prior Johny ‘Hyporyplen Mathew Fremme

Notes on American politics and a debated constitutional amendment

An item from Washington dated February 21 reports Monro dispatches from November 26 noting Mulgrave’s reply to two letters and progress in policy. The tax on Africans is recommitted. In New York the Barr and Clinton factions unite to back Clinton, while John Randolph moves a constitutional amendment to remove judges of the supreme and all other courts by the President with joint congressional approval.

Washington Monro Lord Mulgrave Barr Clinton New York John Randolph Supreme United States

Debate on libel law and federal edit indictment

A fragment discusses libel law changes, noting few federal indictments and suggesting political bias. It critiques degradation in the country and cites a paragraph from the Aurora describing men who fail to uphold figures of integrity.

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Fragmentary Colonial Rhetoric on Eaton Tribute

The fragment mentions a debate over granting General Eaton a tribute but instead awarding a vote of thanks. The text contrasts colonial restoration with continuing subjugation under Britain and Spain. No clear dates or full context are provided.

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Fire devastates Wilmington bakery district in 1800s blaze

A massive fire in Wilmington destroys the bake house of Jobo Bi Gamache and spreads across Market Street to Front Street, destroying about 70 buildings and valuable goods. Losses are estimated at least 150000 dollars with many warehouses and stores ruined. Captains and crews assisted, saving parts of the town. the editor’s printing setup was damaged, delaying next issue.

Wilmington Jobo Bi Gamache Market Street John Lord Br. N Hill Front Street Princess Street Seconds Street Martin’sy Major Waikey Princess Richard Bradely Alexander Hollier Idwan New-York Gore Willkings, Scout & Co Ius Ogee Wilmington Gazette

Fire destroys cooper shop and threatens town

Early Thursday morning a fire in a Fayetteville cooper shop spread to adjacent houses, burning for about two hours. Residents fought the blaze with high alertness, preventing wider destruction though several structures were damaged and four rates were toppled.

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