Trial of Colonel Burr and the Chesapeake affair react
Citizens of Ricamonp and nearby towns vow full support for the U S government amid alleged British aggression. The June 27 Virginia court session adjourns after Burr trial moves to the penitentiary, with details on naval impressments and public sentiment toward war.
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Collassor
U. S. Cigate Chesapeake
Hampton Roads
B. M. Foip Bellona
Douglasy Fune
Colle&or's Sales and Estate Notices
On Saturday the 16th of September at Columbia Court House property for 1836 tax due will be sold. Listings include 490 acres in Wayne county District 3 No. 247 for William Smith and 309 acres in Columbia county adjoining Gartrill and Shields for William Rovl ow tax due 338 cents. Also 150 acres in Columbia county adjoining Randolph and Carr for John Pettit tax due 10 724 cents and 150 acres adjoining Moore and Porter for James Briden tax due 544 cents. Also notices of estate demands for Elizabeth Kennon and guardianship of enslaved people including Jim Mary Moses with owners named. Owners urged to claim property and settle charges.
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Major Scottt
Martha
Virginia Distict
Penitentiary House
Hay
United States
Aaron Burr
Mesis Wickham
Randolph & Baker
Cal. Burr
Ross Burr
Col. Burr
G:vernor
Manthal
Virginia
United States of America
John Heteridge
John Hayton
Wm. Riletts
James Tavell
John Barns
Peter White
Jeremiah Holmes
James Craig
John Herstman
George Beams
Stephen Findell
Emery Griffin
Conrad Smith
Chs
Washington
John Henry
William Mers
Henry Leman
Columbia Court House
Wayne County
William Smith
Columbia County
Gartrill and Shields
Wm. Rovflaw
Randolph and Carr
John Pettit
Moore and Porter
James Briden
F. Farrar
Te CaiCe Co
Jim
Robert Boudrie
Mary
Mr. Burroughs
Moses
Phillip
Phillips
Savannah and Augusta Voice Reactions to War News
Augusta July 18 report notes American anger at actions of Bonaparte and British forces. Savannah citizens vote thanks for powder donations and pledge volunteers for national defense. Europe’s moves described as Britain and Russia with Turkic allies in conflict. British property seized in the Turkish Dominions.
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United States
Ricamonp
Chesapeake
Pacific
Great Britain
America
Amricn
U. States
Europe
Shane
Citiz He
Frein
Richmond
Virginia
Savanneh
Epssane Teivays
Thengesospitats
Samuel Award
Savannah
Atgutta
Bonaparte
Contiquél
Io Lordon
Marcéca
Barbary States
Russia
Disturbances Reported in Madras Hearings in Commons
London April 23 news from the House of Commons on a rumor of a dreadful disturbance in Madras. Lord Castlereagh says ministers are aware of some unrest in remote Madras territories but not of any incident near government seats. Citizens of Augusta form a committee over Chesapeake incident actions.
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Commodore Barron
Washington
Erskine
Peterfurg Intelligencer
London
House OF Commons
Mr. Loothington
Madras
Lord Castlereagh
Madraig
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Thomas Ri Ae
Peecréfaty
Spencer Roane
Jaomas Rircusey
Federal Court
Aaron Burry
General Wilkinson
Iled
Joseph Arnold
City of Washington
Othe Laurence
Pennsylvania
John Shackly
Philadelphia
Mr. Brook
Midshipman
Robert Mc Dnald
Washington City
Thomas Shot
George Perreval
Francis Cornhoven
New York
James Eppis
Peter Ellen
Denmark
John Hayfien
Baltimore
John Parker
William Roody
Delaware
Brinton
Hamilton
Mathews
P. S
Ball
England
Tara
Colle&or’s Sales
Elizabeth Kennon
Lincoln County
Wm. W. Kennon
Richmond Fair
A. Rhodes, Jaitor
Augusta
St. Paul’s Church
Norfolk
Joan Catlerr
Josefh Hutchinson
Thomas Fleurnoy
William J. Bobby
Nicholas Ware
Thomas Cumming
Thomas
Wray
Thurslay
Lange