Lettered December notices and political dispatches from 18th century Albany
A compilation of dated excerpts reports Burrs projects at the Ohio river mouth and militia opposition near Cincinnati. It notes resignations and appointments in Kentucky and Cuba’s Barracoa raid, plus Parliament seats for Westminster and deaths including General Simcoe. It also mentions a glass house venture near Albany and anticipates crown glass production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Burr
Ohio
Newport
Kentucky
Cincinnatti
National Intelligencer
Aaber
Totfoam
Dewarpire
Simcoe
Ponforby
Albany
Hamilton Glass House
Crown Glass House
Brora
Western World News and Burr Projects Update
Augusta Augusta Yan reports on Burr related actions and the Mariietta boat seizure, with French bulletins detailing battles. It notes Leipsky prices and a large franc offer to redeem English goods, plus a cold front and heavy snow in Georgia and cotton prices rising from 16 to 17 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Burr
Marrietta
Obodsr
Leipskcy
Georgia
Body Found After River Death in Augusta Georgia
In Georgia Richmond County on January 21 1807 a coroner’s inquest into the death of David Whittemore found it was caused by violence. Samuel Mayo William Love and others unnamed are believed perpetrators. The document includes moralizing notes on tale bearing and concludes with a marriage notice for John Hearn and Martha Woon.
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South Carolina
Whittemore
Spencer
St. Paul’s Church
Georgia
Richmond County
Augusta
John D
Corsner
David Whittemore
State of
D. Whittemore
Samuel M. Mayo
Willian Love
John Course
Foreman
Lewis Harris
Francis Wolloton
Joseph Ashton
Nicholas Pope
Thomas Butt
Solomon Kneeland
Nelson Crawford
Charles Johnson
Matthew Fox
Teliver Cox
John McCrea
Amos Newton
Claudius Magnan
Asa Garrett
Revere
Administrators Sale of Land in Columbia and Green Counties
On March 30 a sale of deceased Michael and Faimes Mé Neil estate lands will occur at the plantation. Properties include 200 acres near John Walton and Ramsey, 299 acres by John Ramsey and William Walton across little Kickee creek, 1.5 acres at Savannah river mouth, 750 acres near William Ramsey and Coles, 1725 acres near Richland creek and Braverdam, and 2874 acres of swamp land by Oconee river. Twelve months credit with bond and security. Columbia county lands retained until Jan 1 next. Also 2874 acres in Green county by Edw'd Culbreath. Terms same in South Carolina. John Culbreath, Agent.
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County of
Columbia
Little Kickee Creek
John Walton
Baylis
Have Ramsey
Thomas Moore
John Ramsey
William Walton
Washington Road
Joung
John Wale Top
Thomas Cumming
Savannah River
Kokee Creek
Wm. Jackson
Oslesharpe County
William Ramsey
Coles
Greeny
John Hill
Richland Creek
Oconee
Francis Boyzkin
Washington County
Columbia County
Mathews
John Colbreath
Archer Powell
Archibal Clark
Hee Mary
Neil
N. B
Green County
South Carolina
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George Matters
Gaier
Phomas Todd
Felix Gund
Benjaavin Sebastian
Garrow
Doner Caroline
Barracoa
Cuba
Havana
Norfolk Ledger
Samuel Finch, KB
Westiminster
Cy F. Fix
Veerg
R. By Sheridan
Bynes
Vines
William Muncrich
Thomas Muncrief
Livraln
Lewis Barre & Co
Hays
Sites Pa
John Carmichael
Benjamin Legh
Elm Leigh
Isaac Herbert
Cpe
London
Philadelphia Beer
Barrett & Sims
Yan
Solomon
Li Thal
John Carter
Cacker’s Neck
Swet
Joan Hearn
Martrua Woon
Michael & Faimes
Jim’x
John Culbreath
Chronicle
Birda
Real Holland Gin & Cognac
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Brux
Privar
Tra
Zachariah Lamar
Robert Frazier
T. Louis
Louisiana
Pacific Ocean
Missouri
Columbia River
Lewis and Clark
Lauraw
Augusta Jockey Club
Lot &E
Horleeke
V. G
Houston
Faruaay
Clob Jookey City
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