Wilkinson and Spanish schemes to sever western Louisiana
Long compendium recounts 1790s efforts linking General Wilkinson to Spanish government plans to detach the western United States, fund pensions, and open New Orleans trade. Witness describes money movements, key figures Owens Callas Power Collins and pension details, and Wilkinson’s later denials and partial confirmations.
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Gileach
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Jan Caffagne
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Owens
Power
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Collins
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Malley
Don
Madrid
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Nolan
U. States
George Nicholas
Detroit
New Madrid
Spanih
United Stats
General Wilkinson
Loftus’s Heights
Gayojo
Natchez
Union
Treasury
Evan Jones
Congress
Ferninand Clair
Nanchez
Mitsifipi
General Smith
Mace Oy
Wikinton
Towes
Washington City
Daniel Clark
Appointment of Thomas C Rufell as Justice of the Peace in Richmond
Thomas C Rufell Bowes appointed a Justice of the Peace for district No 120 in Richmond County. He will hold court on the second Saturday each month at Elis Street and keep an office on Broad Street next to Meffin Johnson and Kunze. Deeds mortgages and other writings available. punctual attendance and ready papers promised. February 6 1808. A few day boarders welcome at his house.
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Bowes
Richmond County
Hit Honry
Elis Street
Meffin Johnson & Kunze's
Broad Street
Augusta School Reopens for Second Quarter
Mr. Blackmer thanks the Ladies and Gentlemen of Augusta for tuition. He informs that his school will commence for the second quarter on Thursday the 11th instant February 6.
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Augusta
New Mills Grist Mill and Cotton Gin Advertised in Edgefield District
The subscriber in Edgefield district, eight miles from Augusta, advertises a new grist mill with two pairs of stones and a cotton gin with 83 fans, promising reliable service for distance travelers. It notes flour and meal furnished and invites orders, with location on Sweetwater creek and near Five Notched and Martintown roads in South Carolina. Also a public caution about a promissory note of eleven dollars dated 1806, warned not to trace for the note.
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Sweet Water Creek
Edgefield Dutt S. Carolina
Augusta
Martintowo
Barris
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Mr. Blackmer
New Mills
Joshua Thorn
Georgia
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Severn
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Mathes
Newbery
Plenty
Mitchell
Donald
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Jaco
Amey & Newport
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Columbia Cowe
Liley
Faeny
James
Fiali
Mua
Nancy H. Moore
George Walton
Wvar Pul
Ih Vitjiglas
George W. Moore
Martha Walton
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Ty of
Patoam
Fain Faid
Brice Gaither
Robert Iverso
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Edmond Lane
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Nny
Jonathan Vasser
Regiohouse
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Richmond
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Greet
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Greene County
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Tippi Dee
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Drogers
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