President’s Recovery Prompts Political Shift In Public View
A day’s paper notes the President regaining ground and reasserting leadership amid ongoing diplomatic and trade debates. It cites Democratic papers backing Mr Erskine, speculates on Jackson and Madison, and reports Paris talks with prospects for a swift favorable conclusion.
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United States
Morber
Ayeap
Erskine
Canning
Mr. Vackson
America
Germany
Columbia
Mrr
Madison
Paris
France
Austria
Napoleon
Prince Gallatzin
Archduke
Europe
Big Ben
Mendola
St. Peter
John Adams
Faol
W. Innes
N. York
Brooklin
Long Island
Vax Collectors Safe and Public Notices in Augusta Chronicle
Notices inform subscribers of office relocation to the Corner House near Market Place and South Broad Street with requests for punctual payments for the second installment. Also announces tax sales in November at the Mask House for 1807 1808 amounts and lists land parcels in Richmond and Columbia counties with tax due. Includes candidate notices for Richmond County sheriff and clerk of the inferior court.
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Augusta Chronicle
Market Place
Broad Street
Mask House
Dugufia
Wilibe
Richmond
Eves and Lamar
Samuel Dugg
Columbia County
Day
John Spear
William Kennedy
Richmond County
South Side
Maj. Pearce
William Fidler
Administratrix Sale of John Rhodes Property in Bedford
On Saturday the 29th of October, at the residence of Mary Rhodes in Bedford, all real estate of the late John Rhodes will be sold. Parcels include 100 acres pine land adjoining Urquhart and Catlett, 56 acres adjoining Catlett and others, 0.25 acres adjoining Sampson Lampkin and Mrs. Walker, and 5 acres near the Washington road with improvements. Proceeds for heirs and creditors with conditions announced at sale.
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Mary Rhodes
Bedford
John Rhodes
David Urguhart
John Catlett
Sampson Lampkin
Walker
Wm. Rhodes
Washington, Road
Catlett
Fale
Public notice and personal dispute from 1809
Jonathan Vasser announces a public complaint against Eoward Warner of Ausuria, accusing him of cowardice and dishonesty and warning merchants in North Carolina and Georgia. The letter alleges owed amounts, provides personal history, and condemns Waggoner’s alleged falsehoods in Savannah and Stokes County, dated August 26, 1809.
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Joan Wacconer
Waggoner
Jonathan Vasser
Morgan Co Executor Letters Admonish Creditors
Morgan County court of Ordinary appoints Henry B. Stone to probate the estate of a deceased resident. He must advertise and notify all creditors to present claims by law to be granted. Clerk signs and seals the order in 1806.
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Georgia
Greene County
Willis Newton
Richard Newton Lace
Faid
Court of Ordinary
Henry Carleton
T. Carleton
D’h
Cummings
Alexander
Sarah King
Las Ffarid
B. Fannin
Gorgla
Morgan’Co _ t
Henry B. Stone
Clack Coasney
Anc
Hongrabis Court of Ordinary
Chen
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Severary Hird Dyas
Mingo
Robin Gibbs
Rowan County
Salisbury
N. Carolina
Adam
Peter Jamkins
Kdpeheed
S. Carolina
Richardsons Tavern
Virginia
Cool Spring
Jare
Werhide
Mary Starn
Elitt
Con Roberd Stark
South Carolina
D. Rerp
Obediah Cra&wford
Sherif
Administratrix Sale
Admit
B. Hall & Co
GIEGS
Wied Plaed Hirf
Cath
Robr
Creswell
Lexington
Oglethorpe County
James H. Kidd
Ordia Augusta
D. Rhodes
Chronicce
Washington
Wilkes County
Francis D. Cummins
Eoward Warner
Ausuria
Warner
State of North Carolina
Stokes County
John Waggoner
Merrill
Parkburf
Savannah
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