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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1809

Page

7

Fragmented Revolutionary Era Letter Clippings and Notices

Historical notices and excerpts describe British orders in council debates, embargo tensions, and parliamentary divisions. Included are letters from London and Liverpool, commentary on naval and commercial measures, plus local notices of elections for cavalry majors in South Carolina and tributes to deceased editors.

London FED Taft Hightcame Lords Lord Grenville America Bathurst Pradé Andy England France Britain Norfol Spain Cco Martinigue Cayenne Co Sidney Smith Russia Gritain Constantinople Algiers Dey

Planters urged to grow Bene seed for oil in 1809

William Few promotes bene seed cultivation in Georgia and Savannah for oil production. He offers two dollars and twenty five cents per bushel delivered to New York or equivalent value in oil, with shipments handled by Williamson and Cowling. Twelve and a half to thirteen barrels of feed will soon prove oil quality, claiming ten bushels per acre potential and strong export demand.

New-York Messrs. Williamson & Cowling Savannah Acre Aisin Meffis, Williemson & Cowling William Few New York Gertlemen

Thanks for aid after Richmond fire and sheriff candidate

Tie Subscriber James Edwards thanks fellow citizens for saving his movable property after a disastrous Thursday morning fire. He singles out Captain McKinney and Vive Company officers for their zeal until the blaze was extinguished. Also announces Joan Beppineritro Esq. as a candidate for Sheriff of Richmond County at the ensuing election.

James Edwards McKinney Ace We Dre Joan Bepprineritro Esq Richmond County

Notice to Sell Real Estate of Estate of Perree dec

After nine months expire, application to the Inferior Court of Columbia County to foreave to sell the real estate of Ell Perre dec. In thirty days after expiration, all real and personal property of said dec. to be sold on the premises in August. Conditions made known on sale day. John O Pere and Evie Perre sign.

Tnferior Court Columbia County Li Perre Fale Joan O Pere Evi Perre

Executor's Sale Of Lands In Edgefield Augusta And Columbia

On Saturday the 20th of May next at Daniel Misson's house Edgefield district three or four tracts of land part of Samuel Scott estate near Stephens Creek. Also on Monday the 5th June in Augusta two houses and lots on the west end of Broad Street. Tuesday the 6th June Fox's tract in Columbia county. Wednesday the 7th June another tract in Columbia on Laidith River near Mr Jones esq. Terms known on sale day.

Daniel Misson 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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