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Newspaper
Georgetown Gazette
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1801
Page
2
In a final public address Harper defends the federalist system and its fruits, pledges accountability to constituents, and thanks friends for support. He asserts his late career to be spent sharing a candid report of his conduct and loyalty to the nation and his constituents.
Portsmouth reports that John Taylor Gilman is re elected governor by a margin over two to one confirming strong support for his leadership.
The notice reports election results with Governor Strong leading, cites Berkshire county votes, and notes lieutenant governor races. It includes quotes on naval strategy from Raleigh and Bacon, plus a tragic Paterson incident where Freeland died after a canoe accident while towing logs, with a three hour search and an accidental death ruling.
Baltimore April 13 records trace the English navy’s ascent from ancient weakness to power. The text recalls Henry VII in 1500 replying to Rome about sending a fleet against Constantinople and asserting no earthly prince would be more formidable.
Savannah April 17. Fudge M Allister urges Glynn County grand jury to uphold government under the laws. He cautions officers to protect rights, maintain constitutional duty, and exercise circumspection in pursuing justice for a rapidly growing southern region.
The excerpt argues that trial by jury evolved to permit defendants to defend themselves with counsel as needed. It emphasizes protecting the innocent, ensuring truth before verdicts, and links educated citizenry to the preservation of liberty and virtue in a free government.
A couple wed at Black Mingo on a Wednesday evening with Reverend Knox officiating. In a letter, Uncreputus disputes a London report claiming Dr Collet succeeded John Wesley, noting he was only briefly president after Wesley's death and calling the claim puffery.
The Dublin Evening Post reports a weekly scene at the market house where the lord mayor distributes coal and food, with special care to the aged and infirm. The article calls it a melancholy sight to see the poor crowd seeking relief on Wednesdays and Fridays.
Died at Charleston Thursday morning Joan M'Iver proprietor of the City Gate. Obituary notes her role in local business and her passing.
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