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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1808
Page
5
Cornelius Schroeder of Savannah visits Angolla to take likenesses in lockets and breast pins with warrants of accuracy. He lodges at Mrs Long Street’s in the room once used by Mr Cioreviere. July 30.
The subscriber expects absence and appoints Johnson and Kunze and Davin McKinner as his attorneys in his absence. Those who have business with him should present claims, and debtors should pay to Johnson and Kunze. L. W. Laurence will continue watch making at his old shop. call there for watches and jewelry left with him. GeorGe Smith Houston has for sale at Johnson and Kunze’s store 160 weight Bowcen’s Patent Sago and other items including Ippecac and Seath Snuff.
LY persons indebted to the Estate of John Hendricks dec are requested to make immediate payment Those who have demands against said Estate are asked to render them in properly attested to Jore 25 rr Sad ae R M REA Adm r
A 1808 defaulter list for Richmond County showing Defaulters by Captain Butler, Lt Captain Collins, Captain Fobn Collins, Captain Walker, Captain Tullos, Moyre districts. Names include Cleon Nalley Dr Bunch David Smith Wallen Jack Perring Z Curbett Ames Sykes James Heard John Joseph Daniel Hanish Dila John Waggoneryache H Smith John Snider G Hournandoe T M Cox and others.
In Burke and Savannah areas a male believed to be 3 years old named Lester, about 4 feet 11 inches tall with yellow complexion, and a male named Cato about 40 years old, 6 feet 1 inch tall, are urged by jailer P. Donaldson to owners to claim them and remove. A negro woman named Bett, later identified as Mary Ann, formerly owned by Prippent near Skail Shoals on the Oconee, is also to be claimed and taken away under the law.
Two tracts in the sixth district Nos 283 and 76 offer 76274 acres each with cultivable swamp. The 283 tract borders the Ocmulgee River and is level and suitable for pasture and cultivation. the 76 tract includes several branches and a stream called Turnpike Creek running through the swamp. Terms available from Augustus Moore.
A legislative record details an appropriation to cover deficits for government support and expenses linked to evaluating property and enumerating slaves in the United States. The act authorizes additional funds, outlines specific pensions for a long list of individuals, and records official signatures and approval dates.
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