06 Aug 1808
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1808
Page
1
Cornelius Schroeder from Savannah announces in Angolla his plan to take likenesses in lockets and breast pins with accurate results. He lodges at Mrs Long street’s in the room formerly occupied by Mr Cioreviere. July 30.
The subscriber informs that he will be absent for some time and appoints Messrs Johnson and Kunzzy and Mr Davin McKinner as his attorneys in his absence. Creditors should present claims and debtors pay to Johnson and Kunze. L W Laurence continues watchmaking at his old stand to collect watches and jewelry left with him. Geo Smith Houston wishes sale at Messrs Johnson Kunze’s store featuring Bowcen’s Patent Sago and other apothecary items.
LY letter requests payment to the Estate of John Hendricks deceased and invites those with claims to present them properly attested by June 25. R. M'Rea is administrator.
In Richmond Jail a man identifies as belonging to Nix on Lester in Burke County and stands about 3 years old, 4 feet 11 inches high with a yellow complexion. Cato says he belongs to Mrs. M Farlin near Savannah, about 40 years old, 4 feet 16 inches high. Owners urged to come forward and reclaim. A negro woman advertised as Bett is now identified as Mary Ann, master named Prippent, living near Skail Shoals on the Oconee. owner urged to comply with the law and take her away.
Land in Wilkinson County for sale two tracts in the sixth district numbers 283 and 76 each about 76274 acres with cultivable swamp. One tract borders the Ocmulgee river and offers pasture and cultivation. the other includes Turnpike Creek coursing through its swamp. Terms via Augustus Moore.
The act provides a deficiency appropriation to cover expenses for government support and valuation of property and enslaved people within the United States, with specific sums allocated. It also orders the War Department to place numerous individuals on the invalid pension list with monthly rates and start dates in 1806 1807 and 1808, listing many names and payment terms.
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