Stop the Raffaway from Ezekiel Akridge’s plantation
An 26 year old, 5 ft 6 in to 5 ft 7 in black male named Primus fled from Ezekiel Akridge’s property on Louisville road near Scriven County. He wears an old brown coat with skirts cut, white high crown hat, and gray pants, plus a round homespun coat with white wool, matching pantaloons, and bears a forehead scar from a running away brand. A reward is offered by William Young for apprehension and return to the plantation or jail within the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scriven County
Louisville Road
Primus
Ezekiel Akridge
Aktidge
William Young
Leave to Sell Estate Lot in Springfield
Application to the inferior court of Richmond County seeks leave to sell one improved lot in Springfield, the sole remaining property of the late George Hinnessy, for the benefit of heirs and creditors, by guardian David Crawford. Date Feb 12. 31
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inferior Court
Richmond County
Springfield
George Hinnessy
David Crawford
Richmond
Thomas Walker
Burke
Rockey Creek
Dixson
Jefferson County
Ready Creek
Parker
Little Spirit Creek
Boyd
Ditto
George Allen
Elijah Walker
E&x’r
Mgin
Large 1000 Acre Edgefield Tract Near Augusta For Sale
For sale the Martin Town Tract a 1000 acre plantation in Edgefield district twenty miles from Augusta on the direct road to the Western Country. About 400 acres cleared and fenced with a dwelling store gin cotton house packing press two granaries and other outbuildings. Soil suited to corn cotton and small grain well watered for pasture. Terms one fourth cash and balance in three years. If not sold by October 10 it will be leased. Apply to L Cantelou on site or in Augusta. February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin-Town
Edgefield
Augusta
L. Cantelou
L. C. Cantelou
Filius Saltram Stallion Advertisement in Warren County
Filius Saltram stands at my stable in Warren County five miles from Carters Mills and five from Wrights Borough. He will be let to mares Sundays excepted at twelve dollars per season with ten dollars due within the season. A single visit is six dollars, insurance is twenty dollars with mare, mares accommodated free of charge if kept at the stable. The season runs March 1 to July 1. Filius Saltram is a red sorrel, near 11 years old, 16 hands, praised for bone and sinew, with strong running pedigree. He was raised by principled owners who avoided racing, but his blood and build attract sportsmen and farmers alike. Pedigree traces to Saltram and Clockfast line. February 21, 19. Notice: Duncan Matheson estate claims to be presented. payment to Alex Matheson. Also a new fishing seine for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Carter’s Mills
Wrightsborough
Filius Saltram
Filius Salttam
Jockey Club
Plantation of Geo. BD. Taylor
Wilkes County
Lemuel Wootton
Sale Notice of Harper & Matheson Personal Property
Administrator's Sales announce on Tuesday March 13 at the former Harper and Matheson store the personal property of Harper & Matheson and associated individuals. Items include a enslaved person, a horse, 20 bales cotton, one hogshead of tobacco, seven iron chests, a mahogany secretary, and more. Terms set on sale day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper and Matheson
Harper & Matheson
Robert Harper
Duncan Matheson
John Clarke
Alex, Matheson
Relief act for Thomas F. Roddick services as Clark
An act directs the Treasury to settle and adjust Thomas F. Roddick's account for his duties as Clark of the Board of Land Commissioners in Louisiana. He shall receive fifteen hundred dollars per year as full compensation, minus any sums already received for those services. The act is signed by Speaker WH Crawford and Senate president pro tempore, May 14, 1812, and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Roddick
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Treasury Department
Clark
Board of Land Commissioners
Louisiana
WH. H. Crawford
Missisippi
House
United States
Mamerica
Pearl River
Peridido
Mississippi Territory
Heresby
General Assembly
H. Clay
WM. H. Crawford
Expansion of Mississippi Territory Boundaries and 1812 Appropriations
The act expands Mississippi Territory eastward by river and latitude, annexes residents to Mississippi representation, and authorizes 1812 funding for printing loan subscriptions and digesting U.S. manufactures. It also provides marshals’ compensation for counting.
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Waynesborough
Burke County
Batt Jones
Mills
Murphey
Jacob
Nancy
Sarah
Abner Holliday
Georgia
Jos. Perry
S. B.C. Tds
Benjamin Hall
Wigfall & M‘kinney
Hancock County
Joseph S. Douglass
U. States Army
Virginia
Wm. McQueen
U. States
Stephen R, Proctor
le Dragoons
Savannah
Jor Sale
Richmond Baths
Stephen Graham
United States Army
Stephen R. Proctor
U.S. S. Dragoons
Saltram
Clock of Diamonds
Clockfast
Damon
Spadille
anuSe
Robert Bonner
Alex. Matheson
Richland
Administrator’s Sales
Adm
James Madison
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