Leave to sell parts of John Sargent estate in Columbia County
August Ferm 1806. One month from the date hereof an application will be made to the inferior court for Columbia County for leave to sell two tracts of land in said county. The lands form part of the real estate of John Sargent deceased for the benefit of heirs and creditors. Sarah Sargent Adxtix May 24.
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Richard Brown
County of Columbia
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Carr
Morteagor
Peter Crawford
Inferior Court
Columbia County
Thomas Corvendec
Mary Corwen
Adm
John Sargent
Sarah Sargent
Burke County
James Carr
John Carr
Thomas Sorsbee
Warren County
Drury Napper
Absolam Napper
John Buckhalter
Lincoln County
Jones
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Wilkinson County
Austin Mancrief
South
Eas
William Mancrief
Thomas Muncrief
Proclamation From Napoleon on Austerlitz Victory
A long imperial proclamation from Paris proclaims Napoleons victory at Austerlitz and denounces Britain. It claims Russian retreat, glory for French arms, and calls for general peace, trade liberty, and colonial gains. It also defends policies against England and outlines terms for future settlements.
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