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Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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Reports from Georgia indicate an inevitable war with the Creeks, expected issuance of paper money by the General Assembly, adjournment to meet in Augusta, and anticipated violent debates over the Executive Council's conduct, with the Governor and Council expected to prevail due to back country support.
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CHARLESTON, July 17.
The late advices from Georgia informs us, that a war with the Creeks seems to be inevitable. An emission of paper money is also expected to be issued by the General Assembly.
The General Assembly of the state of Georgia stands adjourned to this day, to meet at Augusta.
Very violent debates are certainly expected to take place in the General Assembly of Georgia, on account of the conduct adopted by the Executive Council : it is however expected that the Governor and Council will triumph, owing to the support their measures will receive from the back country members.
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Georgia
Event Date
July 17
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governor and council expected to triumph with back country support
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Late advices indicate inevitable war with Creeks; paper money emission expected from General Assembly; assembly adjourned to meet in Augusta; violent debates anticipated over Executive Council's conduct.