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Georgetown Gazette

Location

Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1801

Page

4

The Way to Be Wise in a Satirical Lament

An 18th century verse sketch explores temptation, virtue, and hypocrisy through a tale of Jenny, a young woman led astray, and the abbess’s moralizing. A candid reply from a seasoned courtesan notes experience shapes marriage and life, challenging rigid pieties.

Major Andre’s Tree at Greensburgh Destroyed by Lightning

A Tulip Tree near Greensburgh treetop relics of Major Andre’s capture was split by lightning on Saturday. The eastern half fell after fire spread in a fissure, leaving a hollow base. The tree measured 26 feet around, 1114 feet high, with 106 foot branch spread and elicited both sympathy and mixed patriotic reflections.

Greensburgh Tarrytown Andre Arnold

Death Lottery and Daily Risk in Population

A historical reflection compares daily death risk to drawing a single black ball in a 10 000 draw. It argues the small perceived danger hides a universal mortality chance and uses a hypothetical lottery to frame the concept of risk and inevitability.

Preparing for Death with Wisdom and Faith

The text argues that death should not cause dread since it is inevitable. Philosophy and Christianity praise preparation, urging readers to arrange worldly affairs and cultivate a tranquil mind to meet death with content.

India Built Ships Win Ballot Over East India Trade

The New York report notes a company dispute over transporting Indian commodities on India built ships. Proponents argue cheaper freight and preserved company rights while supporting British seamen. Opponents fear endangering the company and colonization risk. The general ballot favored employing India built ships despite harsh Lascars wages and climate deaths.

The East India Company India England Great Britain

Invention of New Ship Pump By G. Clymer

Philadelphia demonstrates a new ship pump by G Clymer. An 18 pound ball is dropped into the well and the pump is quickly raised and discharged after experts including Governor and Commodore Barry witness the test. The invention is praised and hopes for support and trial.

G. Clymer Peters Commodore Barry Mr.Latrobe

Portugal and France Reach Treaty Prematurely Valued Secret Terms

Reports from authentic sources describe a June state of affairs in Portugal where Portugal and France and Spain agreed to a peace at Badajos. A short armistice was set to allow the prince regent to decide terms. The treaty, sent to Paris, allegedly includes four million dollars in payment to France and a boundary line linked to the 1797 agreement, with Spain gaining small frontier places. French and Spanish garrisons were reportedly to be relinquished.

Portugal France Spain Badajos Paris America Ciadiana

Portuguese Defeat and Diplomatic Fears Amid War News

The Portuguese resistance faltered due to scarce provisions and weak leadership while Paris withholds advices from June. Fears rise over French treaty ratification and harsher terms. The Prince of Beira dies, and Almeida becomes secretary of state as a French squadron heads to Egypt. a British frigate arrives amid news of a large stipulated payment.

Paris France Prince Beira Eldst Portugal Don John de Almeida Lisbon Cadiz Egypt

Norfolk Court Forfeits Schooner Success In Slave Trade Case

In Norfolk on August 3 1801 Judge Cyrus Griffin presided over Samuel Barron and crew versus the Schooner Success. The court ordered the vessel and gear forfeited for slave trade violations and condemned to libellants, with sale by public auction after six days notice. Proceeds to libellants as prize money under naval prize laws.

United States District of Norfolk Virginia Congress Samuel Barron William Pennock Navy of the Sern Foster

Runaway Mulatto Boy Joan Hammon Sold Through Charleston

A notice identifies Joan Hammon a free born Marylander near Elk head bound by his mother to John Devinny and later sold southward through Harmon Alexander to others, ending with Francis Rogers in Charleston near She Raw, aged about twenty, well built and fluent in English. September 5.

Joan Hammon Maryland Elk John Devinny Harmon Alexander Francis Rogers Charleston She Sheraw Pane “Ir Bataatoep William Davidson

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