African Man Acknowledged as Property Seizure Ad
An African man calling himself JACK, claimed to belong to Mr. Norman, was taken to a subscriber’s house in Dimond County on Monday the 21st. Described as about five feet tall, well formed, with facial markings, and poor English, he says a young woman from whom he was taken by Indians and who helped him escape may possess his owner. The owner must prove property and claim the man. Savannah Republican to publish and bill.
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Dimond
Jack
Norman
Hearst
Youstine
James Knight
Savannah Republican
Deos
Auction Notice for Jewelry Watches and Pewter
A sale advertises jewelry and watch materials including chains seals and keys with a large quantity of quality items. Saddle bosses will be sold cheap for cash and old pewter and old silver are paid for in cash by Isaac Anthony. Dated 3 Feb 5.
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Isaac Anthony
Notice to debtors in Petersburgh 1813
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 & Barton assignees Petersburgh February 1 1813. Augusta printers asked to insert this notice. February 5 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Maurice
Ware & Barton
Alléo
Savannah
Augusta
James Hatcher
Mark Anthony
Smith
Enos Tait
Petersburgh
To Rent Two Story House on Broad Street
For rent a two story store and dwelling with kitchen and smoke house next to subscriber on the south side of Broad Street. Occupied by Mr S B Hill. Stand well known. Possession 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
Richmond Academy Town Common Lots Offered for Rent and Sale
Notice lists town common lots to be rented for five years at two dollars per acre and parcels laid off at the lower city end to 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 of...
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Thomas Barrett
The
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Education and health claims for Mount establishment
A promotional notice argues that education elevates a human beyond brute condition and praises a Mount with fourteen years of residence free of fever. It details a Bethlehem and Sales education plan, notes a teacher trained at the former site, and offers a yearly program with a 126 dollar annual fee, 80 dollars below Charleston prices, with produce as payment. The ad mentions globes for astronomy and geography and a home piano, with a close carriage and quarterly payments.
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Bethhehem
Sales
Charleston
T. Sandwich
An Act Establishing the United States Ordnance Department
The act creates an Ordnance Department headed by a commissary-general of ordnance with subordinate officers. It outlines ranks pay rations and duties, authorizes skilled laborers, and details inspection, transport, and storage of ordnance and ammunition. It requires semiannual returns 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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Richmond Academy
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Mount OF Health
Sheriffs Sale
Waynesborough
Burke County
Batt Jones
Mills
Maurphey
Jacob
Nancy
Sarah
Abner Holliday
Tex Cailectos
State of
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S. B.C. Fos
Rom
Cemion
Brux A & Pope
Ansert
Albert Brox, & Co
Brox & Pope
Albert Brux, Augustus Brux
Franklin Court House
Little’s Creek
Franklin County
John Kennon
Charles L. KE
Richard Kennon
Adin
Bush
Liverpool
Picquet
Rupert Harper
Duncan Mata- Esolate
Harper and Mathison
John Clarke
Aleander Mathese
Adm
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