Chronicle fragment hints at shifting European decrees and war status
The fragment asserts decrees from Berlin and Milan repealed in effect and that Americans gain entry to French ports. It suggests impending repeal of Orders in Council impacting trade and defence. It notes reinforcements to contending armies, ongoing truces between Russia and Turkey, and ongoing unrest in Constantinople amid broader global conflict. The piece references scant South American and Florida army news, with hopes more mails will confirm developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ope
Copean
Berlin
Milan
Spain
Portugal
Russia
Turkey
Consantinople
South America
Coroner J Carrie's Clarification on Mr Blood Case
In April 26 Carrie Coroner clarifies that the Herald may have misrepresented the Coroner's report on Mr Blood. He says editors were not involved in all circumstances and excerpts misstate his duty. He asserts he certified the proceedings' correctness only within his coroner role.
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Blood
Dal
Hobby
Herald
Herald of the Rchiteft
J. Carrie
Conflicting Claims Over Herald’s Allegations of Mr Blood’s Death
The chronicle reprints a dispute where Harrison Bury defends himself against a Herald accusation linked to the death of Mr Blood. He accuses the Herald of malice and vows to expose Bury and his associates while denying the charges as unfounded.
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Blood
Harrison Bury
Herald
Paragi
Flanders
Bury
Haley
haraGer
Rieger
Mr. Blood
St Ar. Bury
Blood notes and heirs questioned in Bolan murder case
ARD BOLAN and others discuss Blood’s death noting two notes allegedly left by Blood. One note supposedly directs blame toward ARD BOLAN while another hints at an heir claim by Mr Bury. The fragmentary evidence is used to challenge Blood’s alleged depravity and to argue over the will’s legitimacy and the heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blood
Jane
R. Bolan
Bury
Bolan
Mr. Blash
Richard Bowlin
Mr. Bury
To Be Continued Legal Note Questioning Correctness
The fragment hints at a continuing legal note raising doubt about its accuracy. It mentions no specific persons, dates, or organizations and provides minimal verifiable detail beyond an uncertain continuation.
Grand Jury Indictments for Richard Bolan Theft 1811
Georgia Richmond County records show grand jurors accusing Richard Bolan shopkeeper of stealing a ten dollar bank bill ten silver dollars a French crown and other valuables from the shop in Augusta on February 21 1811. Indictments name Charles Blood and multiple jurors including Wm Longstreet John Toole and George Evans. The cases proceed in Richmond Superior Court with John Foryth as Attorney General.
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State OF Georgia
Richmond County
James Toole
Wm. Longstreet
John ‘D’antignac
George W. Evans
Hugh Nesbit
John Fury
James Fulcher
Lewis Harris
Alex. Martin
John Cashin
John Howard
Ralph Thomas
Peter Mackie
Sam
M‘manus
Dimas Ponce
Charles Stovall
Nicholas Pope
Fihe Bank of the
United States
Y David Lenoxy
Faid Bank
Richard Bolan
Richmond Innior Court
John Hamann
James ‘Milrren
John Nelson
Richimond
Augusta
Richm
Bank of the United States
Georgia Court Records Guilty Verdict and Fines
In Richmond county a jury found Richard Bolan guilty in a misdemeanor case. The defendant faces a fifteen dollar fine and discharge. A note from Judge Longstreet and the clerk's office records accompany the exemplification. An unrelated New Orleans item reports an execution by stoning after a knife attack among Chocaw Indians.
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Richard Bolan
Trove Bill
Longstreet
Henry Evans
Charles Jones
Jacob Bennett
Louis Battie
James B. Lafitte
Michael Fleck
Charles Johnson
Peter Boutett
Joseph $. Cart
John Sayrs
Wm. Mackie
Albert Brox
Georgia
Sipe
Richmond County
Rior
Death of Dr Joan T. San in Green County
DIED Sunday last at his residence in Green county Doct. Joan T. San Key after a short and severe illness. Doét. Sankey has left a disconsolate wife and several children to mourn the loss of an affectionate husband and tender parent. Citizens of Green county highly respected the Dr. and lament the loss as a common calamity.
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Green County
Joan T. San
Key
Doét
Sankey
Auction notice for Irish linen and tableware sets
Fust received for England a few packages including Irish linen cutlery knives forks frying pans and other items. Also offered are ivory-handled table and desert knives forks in small sets to be sold very low by wholesale or retail. F PHIN HY.
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Fust
Lngland
F. Phiniy
Grand Jurys Presentments Urge County Finance Audit and Repairs
The Grand Inquest for Richmond County presents grievances for lack of a receipts and expenditures statement of county funds. It urges appointing commissioners to audit finances and report, notes unfinished and leaky Court House, and complains of bad roads toward Columbia. The court orders copies to members and publication of the presentments, appointing three commissioners to examine funds and report next term.
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Fadimond
General Assembly
Warner
Wm. Lonestreets
Samuel M.manus
Alexander Martin
F. Phinizy
Hugh Nesbitt
Charles S.ovall
Geo. W. Evans
Slumon Byrd
John Hill
James Murren
Anthony Labuzan
John Forey
Dimas Ponce
Ralph Thomas
John D
Thomas Cumming
1Homas Barrett
James S. Walker
Grandg Jory
John H. Mann
Crerx
Runaway slave James sought near Hatten's Ford on Tugalo river
A notice from Swan Harden in Franklin County Georgia describes a enslaved man named James, about 40, 5 foot 9, Jamaica born, with a scar from a snake bite, shaved head, yellow complexion, and a bundle of homespun clothes. He is believed heading toward Charleston to secure passage to the West Indies. A reward is offered and owners of vessels warned against harboring him.
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Franklin County
Georgia
Hatten
Tugalo River
James
Jamaica
Hans
Augusta
Charleston
S. C
West. Indies
Swan Harden
Savannah Republican
Charleston Timét
Multiple Foreclosure Tracts Sold Under Georgia Circuit Court
The marshal sells on Tuesday in Franklin County multiple land tracts tied to Micajah Antony and others. Properties include several 500 acre to 700 acre parcels in Franklin and Wilkinson counties, with deeds granted between 1784 and 1789. The sale aims to satisfy an execution from the Sixth Circuit Court Georgia District against Rogers Lambert and partners.
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Wahine Wilkes
Franki
Antony
Furvé
CIA
Anthony
Zachariah
Lamar
Alan Ames Gee
Mil
Washinghampton
Lefe
Franklin
Shoal Creek
Glover
Wilkinson County
Willia
Oles
Sixth Circuit Court
Georgia
eLous Rence
Inderen, & Co
Chisolm, & ‘Co
Notice of contested payment and forged endorsements
Public notice warns against taking or fading for favor a forged claim by James M Dye Martin Dye John Dye and Saber Ales for 200 dollars each dated October 12 or 13, 1810 and payable to Philip Lumkins on January 11, 1812 and 1813. The vessel shows fraudulent obtainment and cannot be recovered. James M Dye. April 26.
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James M. Dye
Martin M. Dye
John Dye
O&sher
Philip Lumkins
Hatel
James My
Neptune anchors a sailing article with endorsers named Fraser
The fragment mentions the Neptune with a staunch captain or crew and approved endorsers including Ames Fraser. It hints at a landing and a note with anchor terms though OCR text is garbled. The readable names point to a maritime or shipping notice style item from a historical page.
Raffle for elegant Glock advertised for Friday May 3rd
The notice states a raffle for an elegant and valuable Glock to be held Friday evening May 3 at Calffrey and Buffin's. Few tickets remain and may be obtained from Capt. Cormick or Capt. Willson who have charge of them.
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Calffrey and
Buffin’s
Cormick
Willson
Partnership Terms and Dues Announcement
A notice outlines mutual terms for a partnership with payments due by April 26. It lists staff and group dues for Ladies, Mens, Boys, and Girls as well as sporting and other equipment needs for continuing activities.
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Haries
James Mauroe, Esq
New Orleans
Wu. Bones, & CO
Pete
Augusta Bank
Xoe &Ce
Scrivay Wunty
Haird
Washington
Grand Jur
Richmond
Columbia
Bedford
Ranaway
Marshal’s Sales
Scriven
John
Nathaniel ‘Beall
Spirit Creek
Iana Atic Lion Be
Philadelphigy
Jame Arid
Genes Laffim
Bowfrifiga
Bart Guafortis
Coppetas
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