Legislative items on county towns and public works in early Georgia
A list of acts and proposals from an early Georgia record covering toll bridges ferries and turnpikes limits of Savannah town Milledgeville lots sales site of public buildings in Jones county and other county reforms. It also notes a remarkable medical anecdote about a consumption patient who recovered after using chamomile dew inspired by a dog and nature view.
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Victors Ard
Savannah
Milledgeville
St. Mary
Oconee
Ocmulgee
Jones County
Aid County
Consey
Cuinton
Bethera College
Feiling
Andes
Anlacht
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Sheriffs Sale in Warren County on Cartan's Creek lands
The Sheriffs Sale dates February Friday at the Gov House Warren County between usual hours. 359 acres of land formerly Henry Cox on Cartan's Creek joining William Calpsoner and others levied 29 to satisfy an execution in favor of Zephiniah Franklin. Also notices booths on Race Ground at Centinel Office due by Monday nine o'clock with draw at ten o'clock.
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Court of Ordinary
Wes
Benje
Waynefoore
Sumner
Bhcaeuiah Beall
Govrt
Warren County
Warren Couny
Cartan’s Creek
William Calpsoner
Henry Cox
Cox
Zephiniah Franklin
Fai Frankin
Thomas Battli
Sheriff Sale Notice of Multiple Columbia County Lands
Foreclosure sale listed with numerous Columbia County tracts totaling hundreds of acres. Properties include fifty two acre block, forty acre parcel, 250 acre water frontage lot, 100 acre site, 338 acre Green Briar Creek tract, Embre’s old mill parcel, 76 acre Howard lot, 700 acre Uchee Creek holding, 2256 acre Simms and related parcels. Venue details cite Thomas Hogas, Samuel Paine executors, John Grady, Paine, George W. Moore tax collector, and John M Donald among others with execution by the Inferior Court and Langston Sheriff. Also includes public notices from Greene County regarding administrators and letters of administration for Thomas Bragg and other estates with dates in 1808 context.
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Coumbia C. House
Columbia
Rae
John Herds
Telfair
Cooper
Said County
Boanding
Canes Creek
Little River
Alexander Johnston
Said Johnson
Basil Lamar
Columbia County
John Grady
Paine
Thomas Hogas
Samuel Paine
Pearree and
Celina
George W. Moore
Green Briar Creek
Job Dobbs
Mzo
Bugg
Francis Fassar
Embre
Gren ‘Ted
Elijah Bragg
Martin Hays
Richard Brown
Aquilla Howard
Howard
Mrs Short
Fatiety Brown
Lis
A. Howrd
John M‘donald
Uchee Creek
Eads & Owl
Bayid Urquhart
Toen M'Donald
James Simmis
Macshal
Ramsey
Bird Agrint
Simms
Columbia Cousty
Thomas Casey
Goodo
Hamilton
John Menard
Casey
North Wey
Michael Smwnally
Addroising
Seire
Bagg and
Cramford
John Horsrd
Langston
Mixed notices and personal items from an early August issue
The fragment records marriages in Savannah and Columbia county, a death in Petersburg and another in Mount Salubrity, a public quarrel with Col Troup and editor remarks about a Herald editor, plus a note on Governor James Sullivan of Massachusetts. The tone is a provincial newspaper roundup of social and political snippets.
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The
Georgia and
South Carolina
Almanac
Augusta
David Downie
Else Ed. the
Ladies’ Academy
Mount Saluerity
T. Sandwich
T.S. Gales
Brux, Stokes & Co
M.kiuse
buGses
Thomas Stokes
Hae Teken
Ofa, Brown and Co
Ullls Place
Lincoln County
Sharp Ryanolds
Grays Creeks
Rob’, Watton
Nathaniel Cusray
Old Balawin
Wilkinson
Overton Walton
Wun- Coventon
Dec
John Gray
Putnam County
Ballance
Morgan County
Gray
David Henderson
Thomas Moore
Alfo
Orward
Ake
Lew
Lucretia Moore
Willinghad
Rayfvnle
Joseph Ray
Wm. Barnett
Angata
Hesey Torkeneta
Alexander M. Allen
Tom
Willian Caveral
William Paiston
Joseph Perry
Sherif
Sheriff's
Greene County
Henry
Fahn
Faid
Henry Carleton
Thos
Ordimary
Fleury Carleton
Carleton
C?k
Georgia
Wyre
Bassimom
Laure Beth
Thomas Bragg
Fannin
Carleton, Ci'é
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Herald
John Catlett
Anthony Deraure Darayarte
Micner Susanna Vicrotar Mae
Nan
Joh
Meagaun
Wa. Wilkins
Willam Fuxarr
Mife Mary Hoge
Diki
Petersburg
William Pope
Nancy Garrett
Asa Garrett
Witttau Wirz
Ewa Sanawicn
Thomas Sandwich
Lefe
James Sullivan
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