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Domestic News February 9, 1797

Gazette Of The United States, & Philadelphia Daily Advertiser

Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

What is this article about?

On January 20 in Savannah, the Mayor announced receiving a $15,000 draft from the Bank of the United States for relief of unfortunate citizens, per an act referenced by Governor Mifflin, plus a $2,500 bill of exchange from Norfolk collections remitted to the Branch Bank in Charleston.

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By this day's Mails.

SAVANNAH, January 20.

The Mayor has the happiness of announcing to his unfortunate fellow-citizens, that by last evening's mail, he received a draught, from the Bank of the United States, on the Branch Bank of South-Carolina, for the sum of fifteen thousand dollars, being the sum appropriated by the act, to which Governor Mifflin's letter refers.—Also, a letter from the gentlemen, addressed in Norfolk, informing that two thousand five hundred dollars had been collected in that city, for which sum a bill of exchange is remitted to the Branch Bank in Charleston.

What sub-type of article is it?

Charity Or Relief

What keywords are associated?

Savannah Relief Bank Funds Norfolk Collection Governor Mifflin United States Bank

What entities or persons were involved?

The Mayor Governor Mifflin

Where did it happen?

Savannah

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Savannah

Event Date

January 20

Key Persons

The Mayor Governor Mifflin

Outcome

receipt of $15,000 draft from bank of the united states and $2,500 bill of exchange from norfolk for relief of unfortunate citizens.

Event Details

The Mayor announced receipt via last evening's mail of a $15,000 draft on the Branch Bank of South-Carolina, appropriated by an act referenced in Governor Mifflin's letter; also a letter from Norfolk gentlemen reporting $2,500 collected there and remitted as a bill of exchange to the Branch Bank in Charleston.

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