Notice to present notes of late Bank of the United States
All notes payable at the Savannah office must be presented for payment within six months from April 14 1812. After that period they will be paid at the Bank of the United States in Philadelphia. By order of the Trustees. T Mendenhall Cashier.
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Savannah
Bank of the United States
Philadelphia
T. Mendenhall
N. B
Augusta Chronicle
American Standard
Louisville
Geo
Georgia Journal
Candle maker offers 3 to 4 cent candle rate and salt sale
The subscriber Robert Reid thanks the public and friends for favors in his candle making trade of 12 years. He will convert tallow into candles at 3 cents per pound for large orders and 4 cents for smaller ones, with cash or exchange if satisfactory. He mentions on hand candles by the box or single pound and a cheap sale of 600 bushels of salt. February year omitted.
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Akes
Robert Reid
Columbia County Jockey Club Meeting to Fix Running Time
Subscribers invited to meet July 23 at the Turf to fix running time and adopt rules and regulations. Bring subscription papers. track expected nearly completed. Shepherd & Briscoe proprietors, June 29.
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Shepard & Briscoe | Prapvietort
Wanted Man: Tanning and Carrying Buffers Expert
Classified notice seeking a person well acquainted with the tanning and carrying buffers. Offers liberal wages and steady employment. Inquire at this office March 27 tf.
For Sale Notice Regarding a Young Woman and Children
Classified notice offers sale of a likely young woman and two children with inquiries directed to this office for particulars. No further details provided in the fragment.
Sacramental Selections announced for publication in Philadelphia
William W. Woodward announces Sacramental Selections or the Nature and Design of the Lord's Supper to be published in Philadelphia. The work by Rev James P Wilson D D pastor of the First Presbyterian Church includes self examinations and dispositions for communicants. Subscriptions at one dollar with premiums for bulk订订. printing to proceed with or without full subscriptions.
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William W. Woodward
Second and Chesnut Streets
Philadelphia
James P. Wilson
First Presbyterian Church
Notice cautions public not to trade for note to Jonathan Embree
Richard Cooper warns the public not to accept or pay a six hundred dollar note given to Jonathan Embree dated December 23, 1809 and payable January 1, 1814. The note related to a land tract of 287.5 acres on the Altamaha once owned by John Mann and later sold to Cooper. the land was sold by sheriff of Tamal county to satisfy Embree's judgment, leaving Cooper not liable.
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Jonathan Embree
Altamaha
John Mann
Embree
Tamal County
Jonathan
Upper Canada and the threat to Kingston in 1812
A detailed assessment argues Upper Canada must be first struck to subdue British North America. Gen Hull heads a sizable American force at Gibraltar Point with blockhouses and armed ships. The piece emphasizes the strategic vulnerability of Kingston and Niagara, urging swift westward operations to curb British defenses and savage hazards.
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Upper Canada
Ontario
Kingston
Britain
Lawrence
Upper
U. States
Canada
Montreal
United States
North America
Vinces
George II
Fort Malden
Iroquois
Lakes George
Niagara
Erie
Superior
Huron
Long Lake
Lake of the Woods
Mississippi
Valnouf Thoin
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Columbia County
Jocky Club
Richard Cooper
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Gaxette
York
Mranco
Ianmifasia