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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1812
Page
7
Incomplete OCR text shows scattered fragments names and words. The readable bits hint at a historical local notice or brief but lack clear event, date, or place details to confirm a full item.
Washington City reports the House passes a bill to raise 25,000 additional soldiers with broad support in Congress and executive endorsement hoped. Officials anticipate related measures and decisive action shaping national policy amid tensions with foreign powers. A Navy notice honors Commodore Nicholson with crepe and salute.
In Augusta on Friday morning two quick earthquake shocks unsettled residents. No serious injuries reported. The windless sky and calm before and after the tremors contrasted with shaken houses and tree tops. Local pork supply notes and market context appear alongside political dispatches from Washington regarding army and trade bills.
A Richmond father thanks a humane city society for funeral rites honoring his child and companions who perished together in a fire. The deceased rest in a shared tomb at a national grave site, to include a monument with inscriptions, while the city’s generosity is praised for the mournful occasion.
The letters state a preference to preserve the daughter’s identity if possible until Mr Clay’s arrival. If not, she should be interred in the family vault with her mother and sister. The sister died May 21 at age 21 years five months and 11 days. the current Miss Clay is 16 years and 14 days old.
W Eustis petitions the Committee on Indian Affairs seeking authorization to import Indian goods under similar law and notes extensive forgeries traced from Stewart in George Town with accomplices in Washington Richmond Baltimore and Canada. authorities seize notes and hope for full gang capture per Alexandria Herald.
Errata corrects a name in the sheriff sale notice indicating the first Tuesday in February and replaces Andrew with Abrams as the subject on the final page of this paper.
A note places a house formerly occupied by Doctor John Murray beside the Augusta Post Office, describing its location in relation to the post office.
The subscriber asserting a clutch upon the Fifty Acre Lot No 12 in Augusta Township now in George Walton Esqs possession and included in the three hundred acre meadow garden tract advertises his claim to that portion of the tract and invites potential buyers to note the assertion.
Nine months after date and application will be made to the inferior court of Columbia County for leave to fell three hundred acres on Madox's creek adjoining Harrison Embree and others. This is the real estate of the late Thomas Greet, deceased, for the benefit of heirs and creditors. E B Jenkins, adm'r. January 24, 1802.
Sheriff sale notices list items: One Bay Horse and Riding Chair for James Holton to satisfy Daniel Miller. A Negro man named Sath for John B Wilkinson to satisfy Hillary Bostick. 150 acres of land in Burke County on Beaver-Dam Branch for Sampson Jenkins to satisfy John Gillstrap. Additional lands including 1006 acres on Bea vere-Dam Creek for Charles Contr to satisfy Phillis Kinchen. 600 acres on the waters of Bockhead for Jeremiah Miller to satisfy Samuel Hawes. Sale conditions and oath dated January 24.
A notice offers a wagon yard and yard space near the market at the first gate below the goal east of Broad Street. It invites market wagons carts drovers and movers to use the yard which will be kept open for all, with some country children boarding there in January.
Notice states under court order in Warren County Warrenton sale on the first Tuesday in March nine months credit with bond and security of a young negro man named Lew property of William Rose deceased for the benefit of heirs and others. Sale proceeds to heirs.
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