Royal visit preparations at Wynnstay and court display
Report describes Wynnstay staff rushing to finish refinements for a royal entrance with crimson velvet canopies and gilded rooms. It notes preparations for His Majesty's stay and the palace-like interiors. A Commons figure cites two million one hundred two thousand four hundred thirty-one wads sterling spent on naval works in the Sheerness dockyard.
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London
Wynnstay
Gill
House ¢ Commons
Hume
M. P
Sinrg
Sheernees
East India cotton prices spark tariff debate
The Charleston City Gazette discusses East India cotton prices and the effect on American cotton manufacturers. It notes Bengal cotton at twelve pence per pound, questions European competition, and cites source comparisons and implications for U S market protection. It also covers Pensacola dispatches on General Jackson and local naval movements.
Sailboat Tragedy Near Barrivons Claims Three Young Lives
A pleasure sail near Alisanna Street capsized after a wind gust. A youth in a canoe helped rescue one lady, a child, and a gentleman. Three young women Miss Alisanna Stanley, Miss Kurzanera Moor, and Miss Exizanera Murray, all about 18–19, died in the incident. Barron, New York reports urge caution in sailboat ventures and reflect on fragile mortal life.
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Alisanna Street
F. P
Regvets
Alisanna Stanley
Kurzanera Mooor
Exizanera Murray
Washington
FOR SAL A Summer Residence Near Turknet Spring
An offer for a summer residence called the Cupboard situated about one mile from Turknet Spring and three to four miles from Augusta. The property includes a dwelling, kitchen, smoke-house, stables, 65 acres with 25 cleared, good spring, and fitting fencing. Possession is immediate. Inquiries directed to S Russell Augusta or J S Shaffer on site. Also notice that ANSEL SAVAGE is a candidate for Sheriff of Richmond County in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turknet Spring
Augusta
S. Russell
J. S. Shaffer
D BERRY Candidate for Sheriff of Richmond County
An authorized notice states that Mr D Berry is a candidate for the office of sheriff of Richmond County at the forthcoming election. The announcement is dated April 5 and appears as a formal candidacy declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Berry
Sherff
Richmond County
James S. Shaffer Announces Sheriff Candidacy in Richmond
James S. Shaffer Esq announces his candidacy for sheriff of Richmond County at the coming election. He seeks the office to enforce law, maintain order, and uphold public safety in the county.
Postponed Sheriff Sale in Scriven County and Insolvent Court Notice
The notice records a postponed sheriff sale in Scriven County with 200 and 330 acres, two enslaved people Jim and Mary, and a third sale of land to satisfy multiple executions. It also notes an insolvent debtor Tanglersley Jr in Columbia County facing asset assignment and creditor notification.
Sherill's sale in Waynesborough Burk County
On the first Tuesday in August next at the Court House in Waynesborough Burk County the following properties to be sold. One Negro boy named Smart, to satisfy two executions in favor of Michel Hooks. One hundred acres of land for Joshua Spence, adjoins William Waled and others, to satisfy an execution in favor of James Beaty. Sold by S W Blount s.8. c. July 6, 1821.
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Court House
Jacksonborough
Scriven
M. Williamson
Sen’r
James Gamble
L. J Emanuel
John Chisen
Jas Gamble
L. J. Emanuel
Benjamin Freeman
John White
K. M. Williamson
John Smith
John Co Clazer
S.J. Ryan
John Colelazer
Solomon Kemp
Sherill
Waynesborough
Burk County
Smart
Bazekel Inman
Michel Hooks
John Murphred
Joshua Spence
William Waled
James Beaty
Proposals For Publishing a Paper in Milledgeville
Public notice announces We, The People plan a Milledgeville newspaper to advance truth independence and useful intelligence. Editorials will scrutinize Georgia politics with a commitment to honest administration. Subscriptions set at three dollars per year or four dollars after six months, with ads and job work at standard rates. July 23.
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Confucius
Opinton
Georgia
Scylla
Jugusta Chronicle
Great Bargain Land Sale in Wilkes and Lincoln Counties
Landowner Robert Ware offers about sixteen hundred acres on Fishing Creek twelve miles from Washington and nine from Petersburg. Described as first quality with dwelling, outbuildings, orchards and fruit trees. Price is one third below real value, flexible acre amount, liberal terms with a third cash and balance in two yearly payments. Sale ends late fall or land will be rented as he plans to move to Alabama. Advert in Georgia Journal and Augusta Chronicle to run every other week for three months.
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United States
Quarterly Review
Freedom of Commerce
Jose
Unitedates
Ate
Bengal
Fast Dia
Britain
London
Uch
East Indies
Great Britain
Europe
Dem. St
Wilkes
Lincoln
Fishing Creek
Washington
Petersburg
Alabama
Robert Ware
Pianos and property to be sold at Warrenton Sheriff sale
Six parcels including 117 acres on Culden's Creek with improvements, a house and lot of 1.5 acres in Warrenton, five enslaved people Ben Kitty Beck Nancy Alfred, plus household goods. Minty girl. 410 acres on Bird. 275 acres on Long Creek. 176 acres on Long Creek. all seized to satisfy multiple executions in favor of State and others, advertised by Sheriff J Iay 2. wils.
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Culden’s Creek
Roberts and
Pitts
Warrenton
Academy
A. Moncrief
Ben
Kitty
Beck
Nancy
Alfred
James Layless
Minty
Mitchell Jones
Broom
Bird
Thomas Granberry
Cader Harrell
Holiday H Harrell
W.L. Harrell
Long Creek
Friend
Johnson
John Myrick
Ezekiel Swith
Sandeford
Abner Rogers
Jiay
Wils
Boarding House Ad on Broad Street Augusta
Wearne, the subscriber, advertises boarding at his Broad Street establishment below the market house in Augusta and thanks the public for support while soliciting continued favors. Rates listed include 50 cents per night for horses, 37 to 50 cents for meals, and 25 cents for bed with clean beds and good table. A wagon yard is kept gratis for boarders.
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Wearne
Broad Street
Augusta
Lalso
Thornton Holeman
Public cautions on trading notes May 7 statement
A public caution warns against trading any notes from any person as the author will apply to the holder or legal representatives soon for renewal. The notice is dated May 7.
Court of Ordinary Burke County May 1821 Bond Title Case
In Burke County Georgia on May 7 1821 the Court of Ordinary considers the writing obligato ry by Henry Hughes dated December 12 1810 to warrant title to land described as two hundred fifty six acres bounded by Gillam Hill and Watton. Henry Hughes died insolvent without delivering titles. Jane Hughes executrix is directed to convey. The application is ordered published for three months in Georgia gazettes and Burke public places.
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State of
Georgia
Richmond County
John H. Montgomery
rzaBetta Cummina
Petiyon
Jonx B. Commina
John C. Snead
N. c
Atton Pemberton
Henry Hughes
Thomas
Hood
Astory
Gillam Hill
Watton
Henry Hughes Dee
Jane Hughes
Merry
Burke
Arue
Samuel Garlick
C.c.o.n.c
Georgia Lincoln Superior Court Case Notice 1821
The April term 1821 at the Lincoln Superior Court lists Slauter Cowling versus Nathaniel Adams acting as administrator of the estate of Nathaniel Adams deceased. Case proceedings begin Monday the 23rd.
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Gworgia
Lincoln Superior Court
Slauter Cowling
Nathaniel Adams
Notice to sell land in Baldwin for heirs and creditors
Months after date an application will be made to the Inferior Court of Richmond county to leave to sell a tract in Baldwin city marked 203 in the twentieth district. It is the property of Matthew Fox deceased for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of the said deceased.
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Columbia County
Augusta
Inferior Court of
Richmond
Baldwin
Twentth
Matthew Fox
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Barrivons
Icen
Rence
Com. Barron
New York
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Commodore Barron
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Pionaparte
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Callians River
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Wheeling
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Atlantic
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Virginia
Metropolis
Land’s End
Peregrinate
Sal
Ansel Savage
James S. Shaffer
Joan P. Andrews
J. R. Stanford
Jim
James Hudson
Mary
John Connelly
Peter Arnett
Scriven County
S W Blount
Milledgeville
Georgia Journal
Augusta Chronicle
Thomas Morris
Terne
Jonathan Wood
John Walker
Mr. Pace
Washington Road
Ulloa
Harmony Lamar
A. Picque
Messrs
F. G. Gibson, & Co
Warrento
Milledgeville Recorder
Columbia
S.C
Charles ‘Goodwin
Court of Equity
Elgfield Court House
South Carolina
Horse Creek
Wich
White Brooks
Equity
Edgefield Court House
William W Williams
Thomas Philips
John Ryan
Charles Randolph
Wm. Jeter
Whitfield Brooks
John Germany
Said
Arthur Foster
Washingeton Road
James Burroughs
Sarah Whitington
Triplett
Alawander IH
Allison
Elenor Davis
Sanuel Flicks
Hardy Foster
Thomas Lowe
Blackston
Isaac Downs
J.P. T
Court of Ordinary
Burke County
Simeon Loyrey
Abisshai Scruggs
Beverly Randolph
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County of
Gatherel and Saunders
Tra, Hunter
John Ware
Seastrunk
Robert Freming
Duning
Micajah Henley
Slanter Cowling
Peter Lamar
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