Remarks on territorial affairs and personal disputes in 1807
A mid 1800s public letter chain expresses congratulations to a new governor, recalls threats from Spain and unrest within the Mississippi Territory, and praises constitutional governance. It includes a personal protest from Benjamin Turner regarding a confrontation with Lieut. Bainbridge over an onboard affaire, and outlines Burr’s legal prospects.
Burrs Escort to Washington and Treason Inquiry
An escort of eight men with Col. Burron travels toward Washington crossing Coles ferry and passing Fredericksburg. A messenger from Washington arrives in Fredericksburg with orders to Richmond. The group reaches Federicks shore where they meet a man bearing a communication for the United States attorney and are brought to Chief Justice Marshall for examination on treason suspicions tied to Blencharff island in Virginia. The case targets the federal district court and the chief justice.
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Bae Werner
Legislative ‘Council
House of Representatives
United States
Union
Ferther
Aaron Burr
Bes Broughe
Federal District Court
Holden
Col. Burron
Washington
Coles’s Ferry
Prince Edward
Federickshore
Richmond
Col. Barr
Fredericksburg
Marshall
Ohio
Virginia
Milch cow fodder from corn cob meal and water mix
A planter recommends a fodder mix for milch cows made by beating dry corn cobs in a mortar, adding water or boiling, stirring while cooling, then feeding. The writer claims it is nearly as good as boiled pease and very good for cows, and urges other planters to try it.
Augusta News Summary From 1806 1807
Long Augusta column reports European affairs with cited deaths and captures, city council elections, appointments, and public notices. Includes marriage notices, financial statement for the Augusta corporation, and local legal notices plus a reward for a stolen mare and town announcements.
Runaway slave alert seeks ROB last seen near Hancock County
James Lucas offers a reward for capture or delivery of ROB a 28-year-old light complexioned man about 5 feet 3 or 4 inches tall with distinctive teeth and facial features. Described as cautious and capable of posing as a freeman. last known to be aiming toward Hinywood Market, Virginia. Reward offered and details provided to contact Hancock county Georgia or Dr Nicholas Childers Powellton. STUBEN'S Military Discipline for sale.
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Rob
Bob
Hinywood Market
Virginia
Hancock ‘County
Georgia
Dottor Ncholay
Childers
Powelton
James Lucas
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