African man seeks owner for return to subscriber
An African man calling himself JACK, claiming to belong to Mr Norman, appears at the subscriber's house in Dimond County. Described as five feet tall, scarred on the face, speaking poor English, he was formerly with a young woman stolen by Indians, from whom he escaped and wishes to return. Owner urged to prove ownership and remove him. James Knight. Savannah Republican requested to publish and forward bill.
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Dimond
Jack
Norman
Hearst
Youstine
James Knight
Savannah Republican
Deos
Auction of Jewelry and Watches by Isaac Anthony
A large stock of quality jewelry and watches including chains seals and keys will be sold cheap for cash. Old pewter and old silver accepted for cash. Sale conducted by Isaac Anthony on 3 Feb 5.
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Isaac Anthony
Indebted Persons Urged to Pay to Ben jamin Maurice Assignees
All persons indebted to Mr Benjamin Maurice on open account are requested to pay or liquidate the same with the subscribers immediately. Otherwise suits will be commenced without discrimination. Ware and Barton as assignees, Petersburgh, February 1, 1813. The printers in Augusta are requested to insert this notice.
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Benjamin Maurice
Ware & Barton
Alléo
Savannah
Augusta
To Rent Two Story House Near Broad Street
A two story house for rent with store and dwelling, kitchen, smoke house, next door below the subscriber on the south side of Broad Street. Currently occupied by Mr S B Hill. Available November 12. Apply to John Cashin. October 23.
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Kitchtny
Broadystreet
S. B. Hill
John Cashin
W. Brux
Broad-street
John Hill
Little Kickie Creek
Columbia County
Col. Jenkins
Seaborn Jones
Notice of Richmond Academy town lots for sale
Town Common lots belonging to the Richmond Academy are offered for cultivation for five years at two dollars per acre. Several lots at the lower city end recently laid off will be sold at four hundred fifty dollars each with ten percent down and eight percent annual interest on the balance. Thomas Barrett, Clerk of the Board.
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Thomas Barrett
The
BT. of
Waynesborough
Burke County
Batt Jones
Mills
Maurphey
Jacob
Nancy
Sarah
Abner Holliday
Tex Cailectos
State of
Georgia
Education and health promise at Mount Bethhehem and Sales
A local notice touts superior education with virtuous training, claiming great contrasts between ignorance and virtue. It highlights a fever-free 14 year residency, a Bethlehem and Sales style plan, teachers trained at former plates, and avoids long journeys during war. Globes and a piano are provided, with a $126 annual tuition payable quarterly, 80 less than Charleston. Produce accepted. T. Sandwich, St January 22.
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Bethhehem
Sales
Charleston
T. Sandwich
Establishment of an Ordnance Department in early American law
The act creates an Ordnance Department led by a commissary-general of ordnance with rank and pay of a colonel, plus an assistant and four deputies. It details staffing, rations, and roles in inspecting, transporting, and supplying ordnance, ammunition, carriages, and weapons to U.S. forces, and mandates periodic reports to the Department of War.
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Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Ordnance Department
Ordnance
United States
United State
Department of War
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