Tallaroe land tract and runaway slaves notice
One moiety of a tract named Tallaroe on the middle fork of the Quonee river near Clarksborough lies in Jackson and Clark counties and is said to contain about four hundred acres originally granted to William Few. Caution public urged not to harbor or aid the enslaved men Thomas and Harry without written permission. violators to be prosecuted. Also a reward offered for a dark bay mare 14 hands, star blaze and snip, age about 11, with full mane, missing since Nov 13. deliver to Augusta subscriber for five dollars and expenses.
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Quonee River
Clarksborough
Jackson
Clark County
William Few
Augusta
Two Story House for Store and Dwelling on Broad Street
An advertisement offers a two story house set for a store and residence with kitchen and smoke house on Broad street, currently occupied by S. B. Hill, with possession available November 11, and invites applications to John Cashin.
Property For Rent And Sale By Seaborn Jones
TO BE RENTED THE Dwelline House and Garden occupied by Mr W Brux And 5 Stores fronting on Broad street May be had the store cellar and salt room at the well known stand years occupied by Mr John Hill And two lots in the lower end of the city for grazing Then for sale or rent a tract of land on little Kickie creek Columbia county where the late Col Jenkins resided with a framed dwelling and about 50 acres of open land. Seaborn Jones December 25.
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S. B. Hill
John Cashin
O&ober
W. Brux
John Hill
Little Kickie Creek
Columbia County
Col. Jenkins
Seaborn Jones
Runaway Slave HarrySought in Georgia and South Carolina
From the subscriber on the aft ult. his regre man. Harry, about twenty two years of age, four feet six and a half inches tall, African born with face marks and tolerable English. He wore a deep mix coloured round jacket, loose white pantaloons, foxed boots and a head kerchief. He is believed to be bound for Savannah. A reward of ten dollars is offered for his capture or delivery to D. Meigs in Augusta. January 4.
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Jack
Norman
St. Augustine
James Knight
Savannah Republican
Harry
Savannah
South Carolina
D. Meigs
Augusta
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