Fragmented Chronicles Fragment on War and Diplomacy
Disjointed report notes decrees repealed in Berlin and Milan granting entry to Americans at French ports. It cites impending Orders in Council changes, shifting European defenses, and reinforcements to Russia, Turkey, and other theaters. It also mentions tranquil hopes from Florida and South America amid ongoing conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ope
Copean
Berlin
Milan
Spain
Portugal
Russia
Turkey
Consantinople
South America
Coroner Certificate Clarifies Blood Case Report
J Carrie Coroner defends the Chronicle and Herald accounts of Mr Blood death inquiry. He states he certified the coroner and inquest proceedings were correct within his duty and knowledge. He notes editors were not involved in other circumstances and vows accuracy and defense of the truth. April 26.
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Blood
Dal
Hobby
Herald
Herald of the Rchiteft
J. Carrie
Chronicle of last week contradicts Herald on Blood murder claim
The author defends against Herald assertions about Mr Blood's death and Mr Harrison Bury’s alleged culpability. He asserts the Herald’s charges are false and attacks Bury and associates, insisting the case centers on character, motive, and perceived deception rather than proven facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blood
Harrison Bury
Herald
Paragi
Flanders
Bury
Haley
haraGer
Rieger
Mr. Blood
St Ar. Bury
Notes and accusations in Blood case surface in Bolan statement
ARD BOLAN defends Blood’s innocence while denouncing alleged diabolical falsehoods. He cites a single note found on Blood’s table and disputes a claim of an heirship tied to Mr Bury. Bolan argues the motive is to ruin reputations and asserts moral stakes in the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blood
Jane
R. Bolan
Bury
Bolan
To Be Continued Note Raises Questions in Legal Source
A legal notice fragment raises questions about accuracy and completeness. The text signals ongoing proceedings and invites scrutiny of the next installment to clarify names, dates, and actions.
Grand Jury Indictment Against Charles Blood in 1811 Theft
Georgia Richmond County grand jurors accuse Charles Blood shopkeeper of stealing a ten dollar U S bill ten silver dollars a French crown and other goods from Richard Bolan’s shop in Augusta on February 21 1811. Trial set in Richmond Superior Court with attorney general J Foryth and clerk John Hamann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
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
Rior
Death of Doct. Joan T. San Key in Green County
The Green County community mourns the death of Doctor Joan T. San Key who died Sunday at home after a short severe illness. He leaves a grieving wife and several children and is remembered as a respected and affectionate husband and parent.
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Green County
Joan T. San
Key
Doét
Sankey
Sale of Irish Linen and Cutlery Items by F Phinny
A notice offers Irish linen, cutlery, knives and forks, frying pans, and related articles for sale at wholesale or retail. Also lists ivory-handled table and desert knives and forks. Describes setting low prices.
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Fust
Lngland
F. Phiniy
Presentments by Grand Jury on Richmond County Inquests
The Grand Inquest presents grievances against county Justices for not reporting receipts and expenditures as required by a General Assembly resolution. It urges appointing commissioners to audit unsettled accounts and reports findings to Judge Warner. It calls out the unfinished Court House, poor road conditions to Columbia, and requests enforcement of repairs.【The following names】Lonestreets Foreman and others are listed as signatories. The court orders copies to all Inferior Court members and appoints commissioners Thomas Cumming Thomas Barrett and James S Walker to inspect county funds, with a pubic posting of the presentments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 enslaved man James sought near Hatten's Ford Georgia
Swan Harden posts a notice seeking James a Jamaican born enslaved man about 40, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches tall with a scar on his leg and a limp to reach Charleston for passage to the West Indies. He formerly belonged to Mr. Hans of Augusta and may have a yellow complexion and bald shaved head. Rewards offered and warnings to vessel masters.
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James
Jamaica
Hans
Augusta
Charleston
S. C
West. Indies
Swan Harden
Savannah Republican
Charleston Timét
Land parcels and sales decree in Franklin and Wilkinson counties
Posthumous marshal sale on Tuesday April 26 18xx seeks to satisfy executions from the Sixth Circuit Court Georgia District. Multiple tracts totaling hundreds of acres are listed, originally granted to Micajah Antony and others, including lands in Franklin and Wilkinson counties on Shoal Creek and near Washinghampton. The proceedings name Rogers Lambert Co and William Patterson and Co as principals in the case against Micajah Antony and associates.
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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 cautioning against accepting favors from named parties
Public notice warns against taking or fading for favor provided by James M. Dye Martin M. Dye John Dye and Saber Ales for 200 dollars each dated 12 or 13 October 1810 and payable to Philip Lumkins on 11 January 1812 and 1813. The note is deemed fraudulent and not legally recoverable. 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 ends voyage with full crew and anchors secured
A terse note reports the Neptune completing its passage with a full crew and secured anchors. Endorsers Ames Fraser and others are acknowledged in the office record as approved.
Raffle of Elegant Glock Promoted by Calffrey and Buffin
The advertisement notes a raffle for an elegant Glock to be held Friday evening May 3 at Calffrey and Buffin's. Few tickets remain, available from Capt. Cormick and Capt. Willson who oversee the sale.
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Calffrey and
Buffin’s
Cormick
Willson
Partnership Details For Public Payments Released
The notice outlines mutual consent terms for a partnership between Jame arid Te and others, directing payments for accounts and speeches. It lists beneficiaries including Ladies, Mens, Boys, and Girls, plus items like Bowfrifiga and Guafortis, with a deadline by end of April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jame Arid
Genes Laffim
Bowfrifiga
Bart Guafortis
Coppetas
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Chronicle
Haries
Mr. Blash
Richard Bowlin
Mr. Bury
James Mauroe, Esq
New Orleans
Wu. Bones, & CO
Pete
Augusta Bank
Xoe &Ce
Scrivay Wunty
Haird
Washington
Grand Jur
Richmond
Columbia
Bedford
Ranaway
Franklin County
Hatten
Tugalo River
Marshal’s Sales
Scriven
John
Nathaniel ‘Beall
Spirit Creek
Iana Atic Lion Be
Philadelphigy
Tyr
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