Land tract Tallaroe and cautions against harboring slaves
The notice details a land tract called Tallaroe on the Quonee river near Clarksborough spanning Jackson and Clark counties, about four hundred acres, once granted to William Few. It also includes a caution against harboring enslaved men Thomas and Harry without written permission, with intent to prosecute violations. A stray mare notice offers a five dollar reward for the dark bay mare found in Augusta, description provided and reward payable.
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Tallaroe
Farge
Quonee River
Clarksborough
Jackson
Clark County
William Few
Homas
Harry
M. Verderg
Two Story House for Store and Dwelling on Broad Street
Notice advertises a two story building on Broad Street next to S. B. Hill, ready for possession November 11, with kitchen and smokehouse, applying to John Cashin. Also lists a runaway African man named Jack from Richmond county claimed by owner Brown, with description and demand for proof of property.
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Thomas Walker
Richmond County
Alfo
Elijah Walker, Qwal
Loton Green-street
Broad Street
S. B. Hill
John Cashin
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Properties for Rent and Sale by Seaborn Jones
Listing includes Dwelline House and Garden now occupied by Mr. W Brux plus 5 Broad Street stores and access to store cellar salt-room at John Hill stand two grazing lots in city lower end under repair. Also seasonal flooring and ceiling boards available. For sale or rent land on Little Kickie Creek Columbia County with framed dwelling and about 50 acres open land. December 25.
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W. Brux
John Hill
Little Kickie Creek
Columbia County
Col. Jenkins
Seaborn Jones
Runaway Slave Described Nearness Savannah Reward
From the subscriber on the aft ult. his regre man. HARRY, about twenty two years of age, height around four feet six inches, African born with visible country marks. Wore a round jacket, white plaid loosed pants, foxed boots, and a head kerchief. Probable route toward Savannah. Ten dollars reward for capture and delivery to D. Meigs in Augusta. January 4.
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Harry
Savannah
South Carolina
D. Meigs
Augusta
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