Proclamation by Governor Milledge Issued in Georgia
The document presents a proclamation by John Milledge Governor and Commander in Chief of Georgia’s Army Navy and Militia with Horace Mansung as secretary of the state. It announces official state authority and ceremonial language dated July 13 in the Georgia era.
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John Milledge
Mansung
Dragon the celebrated horse to stand in Edgefield district
Arthur Simkins announces Dragon the famous English runner will stand at his farm near Edgefield Court House South Carolina for the coming season. Mares leased at forty dollars or thirty dollars with security due by January first. Feed options and pasture arrangements described. Dragon noted as a premier sire with a rich pedigree and proven progeny. Season runs February 15 to September 1 with a one dollar groom fee at stable door.
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Virginia
Edgefield Court-House
South Carolina
Dragor
Dragon
England
Jockey Club
Clifden
Duke of Bedford
John Lade
America
Arthur Simkins
Edgefield Court House
Land Auctions Across Counties in May Sale
Notice lists multiple tracts totaling thousands of acres across Jackson Jefferson Franklin Wilkes Columbia Elbert and Burke counties to be sold on the first Thursday in May at Louisville Market-house for debts and executions. Properties include parcels along Dove Creek Ogechee Beav es dam Creek Savannah River and Oconee River tied to various claimants and defendants including John Forsyth John Appling David Cresswell and Hugh McDonald. Official posting by Gro W Moore vp ce April 41.
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Burke County
Big Spring
Buckhead Creek
Wm. Hooker
Joseph Atkinson
Mbean Creek
John Ogg
Louisville
Jackson County
Dove Creek
Horatio Marbury
James Jones
Jefferson County
Ogechee
Robert Forsyth
John Mears
Forsyth
Franklin
John Stanford
Thomas Snelling
William Motts
John Forsyth
Thomas W. H. Cryon
Franklin County
John Appling
Bea« Ves Dam Creek
Furvey
Christe Teafale & Co
Wilkes County
David Crisweill
David Cresswell
Isaiah TeafJalo
Columbia County
Little River
Robert Davy & Bender
Olives Bowen
John Rolston
J. & J. Hamilton
Elbert County
Savannah River
Blackboars
James Carronse
Elbert
Silver Creek
Martins
John Dobbs
Thomas P. Johnston
Stephen Hollingsworth
Sweet Water Creek
Howells
Jesse Gregory
William Willson
Gro. W. Moore Pb
Inferior Court
James Reid
Brier Creek
Powelli
Price
Fabb
Beal
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