Civil notices and advertising rates from a 19th century ledger
The fragment outlines legal requirements for notices and sales by executors administrators guardians and public sale procedures. It lists publication Frequencies and rates for advertisements and specifies deadlines for notices of sales and court leave to sell land or enslaved people, with county and timing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif
Court House
Jacksonboro
Scriven County
Robbin
Richard W. Rieven
Phos. Greene
C. G. White
G. Hk. Zbonaktson
le D. Sheppard
Hodges
Das. Sheppard
Marsh & Jansen
Fevy
Das Mecht
Nathanie
Gideon Willis
Fife
Shelmas
Jacus Bryan
Augusta and the Alabama Case Fire In Columbus
Fire at the Farmer's Hotel in Augusta destroys upper tenement and damages several buildings near the Jones warehouse. About 6000 bales of cotton stored in the Proof Warehouse were lost. a shoe-black's ash and shucks start the blaze. The article also discusses late movements in South Carolina including the Oath of Allegiance and mentions figures like Jack Lumpkin and the Pendleton Messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's
Joan J. Burn
Ion
Igen
Hus0s
Randle
Fabout
Carolina
Federal Union
Jack Lumpkin
Pendleton Messenger
South
Tnd
United States
Maryland
Hampshire
Ton Wee
Hadrian
Vermont
State of New York
Virginia
Andrew Vickens
Turkey Creek
Edgefield Village
Wins R. Johnson
Roxana
Sir Hoery
Turf Register
Limoleon
Aratus
Restlesa
Augusta Chronicle
Columbia Telescope
Wta
Oath Allegiance Debate in 1788 Georgia Legislature
The excerpt contrasts state and federal oaths in 1788 Georgia, noting Georgia's requirement to swear allegiance to the state and the broader U S Constitution oath attached by some leaders. It criticizes those driving union excitement while acknowledging peaceable members seeking obedience to state decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Georgia
South Carolina
Maryland
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Kentucky
New York
Union
Union Party
Friends of Peace
Debate Over Nullification and State Rights Principles
The Sentinel weighs in on the 80th anniversary remarks, arguing that supporters of State Rights resolutions embrace Nullification and that opposition to Nullification reveals a misreading of principles. The piece contends many who backed the resolutions did so for expediency, not allegiance to Secession, and warns against deceiving readers about true doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
State Rights Party
Nullification Party
The
Sentinel
Chronicle and
Chronicle
Edistor
Congress
South
United States
Cooper
Small Incidents Shape Great Destinies Across History
A reflective essay traces how minor events or remarks altered paths from George III’s frugal palace to Napoleon’s rise. It notes a cobbler’s son becoming Lord Tenningham, and extols perseverance while cautioning that neglect can topple even mighty figures.
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George the Third
Continent
Que
Europe
United States
England
Cobler
Lord Tenningham
Lavonaparte
Isle of
St. Jolle
Helena
Morter
Jens Vestry
Oid
The Candle End and a Gift That Shaped a Life
A tale recounts how Wesley learned from a big donation after a servant’s candle waste. A rich man saves tiny ends, giving fifty guineas for charity, illustrating that small savings can fuel large fortunes. The lesson: never slight small things. progress comes step by step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
Mr. Wesley
Tam
Catharine
Russia
Peter the Great
Peter
Europe
Barnwell Colonel Announces Congress Candidacy
Col James H W Hammoxp of Barnwell is announced as a candidate for Congress replacing Pelder of SC who declines reelection Gen La Fayette may visit the country with one granddaughter accompanying him Mrs Willards letters from France note these items A Virginia representative quote defines Nullifier as an animal that wears no collar The National Intelligencer praises Mr Prestons speech on deposites removal calling him one of the nations best orators
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James HW. Hammoxp
Barnwell
Congress
Pelder
8.C
Preston
Ming
Marriage Notice in Florida between Broome and Amelia Ann
On January 1 1884 at Jon McGrave’s residence the Rev Alexander joined James E Broome of South Carolina and Amelia Ann daughter of Apaam Gites Dozen Esq in marriage in Florida declared.
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Jackson
Ellis
Globe
Jana
Hacss
Paracas Mail
Reerens Orate
A. m
Augusta
Alabama
Columbus Sentinel
Burke County
Benj. G. Walker
Iichwond County
Hare
GEO
Ye Lanark
Solawvenw
Jacksonero
Court of Ordinary
Enid County
Sarah
Jacol Bryan
SLC
Coneed Lionar
Savannah
Bay- Lane
Bull Street
B. Bouver
Vincent Naybsl
Middle Circuit
Habersham
Hall, Gwinnett
Lumpkin
George W., Crawford
James Gardner, Jr
Tae
Samuel Hale
M. Walker
Maecon
Mareh
Comnon
Macon
WMG Macon
Recorder
Federal Union Milledgeville
Chronicle and Courier
Enquirer and Sentinel
Columbus
Savannaah
Oceans
Epee
Washington
Eatonton
Grveensboro
Millidgeville
Clarksville
Gainesville
J. D. Beers
I. R. ST. John &Co
Sept. LA Oy
NEW Grocery
Danforth
Dr. Wray
Broadstreet
Augustin Slaughter
St. Croix
Malaga
New Orleans
West India
Charles J. Randolph
Appling
Columbia County
Farvers
Archer Avary
Watkinsville
Isaacs, Mase
Arbes
Milledgeville Recorder
Southern Barner
Lincoln
Said County
Henry County
Joseph Henderson
Arene
Gald
C. Jennings
E. Wid
Ohn Campbell
Lotisville
Buitizen
Washington Montgomery
Ratcau
Emmanuél Erieven
Burke
Jefferson
R. L. Gamble
George W. Crawford
C. J
Exid Court
J. G. Baduly
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