Charleston letters and Western Atlantic news from 1809
A letter from London discusses the repeal of Orders in Council tied to American embargoes and national strategy. Includes remarks on commercial recovery, Parliament debates, and British trade aims, with foreign updates from Liverpool and Copenhagen and a fire in Norfolk. Also notes obituaries, legal notices, and military elections in South Carolina with scheduled ballots.
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Norfol
London
Spain
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Martinigue
Britain
Cayenne Co
Sidney Smith
Russia
France
Gritain
Constantinople
Algiers
Dey
Bene Seed Oil Patent Offer for Planters of Georgia
William Few announces a patent for making oil from the Bene Seed with a payment of two dollars and twenty five cents per bushel delivered to New York or equivalent value in oil. The plan favors easy cultivation and strong market demand both domestically and for export. Arrangements with Williamson & Cowling of Savannah will pay two dollars per bushel for seed laid in Savannah. March 12, 1809.
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New-York
Messrs. Williamson & Cowling
Savannah
Acre
Aisin
Meffis, Williemson & Cowling
William Few
New York
Tie Subscriber Thanks After Richmond Fire
James Edwards thanks fellow citizens for aid in saving his movable property after Thursday morning fire. He credits Captain McKinney and Vive Company officers for their zeal in extinguishing the blaze. Also notes a sheriff candidate for Richmond County election announced April 22.
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McKinney
James Edwards
Notice to Sell Real Estate of Decedent in Columbia County
After nine months, an application will be made to the Inferior Court of Columbia County to permit sale of the real estate of Eli Perre dec’d. In thirty days after the expiration, all real and personal property of said decedent will be sold on the premises in Augusta. Conditions announced on the day of sale. John O. Perre, Eva Perre executors.
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Tnferior Court
Columbia County
Li Perre
Fale
Joan O
Pere
Evi Perre
Executor's Sale Notices for Land Tracts in Augusta Area
On Saturday the 20th of May next at Daniel Misson house Edgefield district three or four tracts of land from Samuel Scott estate drawn from the waters of Stephens Creek near Mims. On Monday the 5th June next in Augusta two houses and lots on the West end of Broad Street from the estate, and on Tuesday the 6th June a Fox's tract in Columbia County adjoining Col. Denter Niehoeimeeg. On Wednesday the 7th June at Mire. Gennings another tract in the county on the Laidth River adjoining Mr Jones esq. Details and terms to be made known the day of sale.
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Edgefield
Faid
Samuel Scott
Stephens Epeek
Mims
Augusta
Broad Street
Columbia County
Fox
Col
Denter Niehoeimeeg
Jane
Mire. Genning’s
Aid County
Jones
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