Sale of 266 Acre Pine Land in Scriven County
On the first Tuesday in July at the Court House in Jacksonborough Scriven County 266 acres of pine land with a dwelling and out buildings are to be sold under executions for James Tumblin Aston Smith and John Lillibridge. Other properties include a one day gelding. Terms are cash Solomon Kemp s.s.c. ids May 31
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Uly Neat
Jack
Eonborough
Scriven County
Wm. Flask
James Tumblin
Thomas Floyd
Aston Smith
I. S. Ay
John M‘gowen
John Lillibridge
Solomon Kemp
S.s.c
Sheriffs Sale Notice for Burke County Properties
On the first Tuesday in July at the Weynesborough courthouse Burke County will sell 200 acres of land adjoining Thomas Floyd and Phorvs Jones to satisfy an execution in favor of Insel Spence against Oz Floyds. Also a house and lot in Waynesborough numbered 25 to satisfy sundry executions for John Allmond and others. Further, 800 acres of land including Owen M. G. Tom’s and Amos Whitthead’s estate to satisfy a Milliam Horn execution against Joseph Roe. Estray bay mare named Bartlett Bossy, six to seven years old, no brands, admitted at forty dollars. Peter Lamar circulator, Lincoln County. May 31.
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Nezety
Weynesborough
Burke
Burke County
Tho’s Floyd
Phorvs Jones
Uz Floyd
Insel Spence
Oz Floyds
Ono
Waynesborough
Charles F. Sugar
Johm Allmond
Owen M. G. Tom
Amos Whitthead
Joseph Roe
Milliam Horn
Roe
John Bell
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Estray
Wrartlett
Mephen Stowak
Silas Tatemepbadrach Yarner
Peter Lamar
Lincoln’ County
Earthquakes Spread Across Spain and Alpine Regions
Reports from Barcelona and Madrid describe a strong earthquake felt across Aragon and Castile with damage to the Porcelian Royal manufactory in Retiro and the Palace of Justice. Alpine regions report avalanches in Uri Mayen and Dischmah valleys plus collapsed towers and destroyed homes.
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Barcelona
Loria
Saragossa
Madrid
Porcelian
Retiro
Palace of Justice
Lisbon
Journal of
Alcoci
Guadalajara
Convent of Franciscans
Pampelura
Arnedille
Old Castile
Grisons
Taveseh
Nueras
Charleston Portia Arrives From Bordeaux In 28 Days
The fast sailing ship Portia under Captain John H. Silliman reached Charleston yesterday after a 28 day passage from Bordeaux, leaving Cordovan on the 19th. Reports say France’s political state remains unchanged, and the king’s health news is quiet. Market notes show Marxers-Rice at 36 frs, sea island cotton 300-320 franks, with no flour sales and high wine due to frost damage. The article also mentions naval movements, grain arrangements with Morocco, and a novel coffee clearing device by Mr. Bartling praised as practical and portable.
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Charleston
Portia
John H. Silliman
Bordeaux
Cordovan
France
Louis
Council of War
Marshal Grouchy
Tangiers
Morocco
Calais
England
James Collet
United States
Duke of Wellington
Napoleon's French Military Treatise Translated for U S Navy
Captain O Connor of the artillery has been translating a celebrated French work from the Napoleon era about the science of war and fortification. The treatise covers field and permanent fortifications and modern inventions and improvements, widely esteemed in France for military education.
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O’conner
War Department
Napoleon
Imperial Polytechnic and Military Schools
France
Cadets to Publish New Framefilion for U S Military Academy
The Mint completes the framefilion and will publish it for use by the Cadets of the United States Military Academy, Nate Intelligencer reports.
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Wo Tenn
United States
Military
Nate Intelligencer
Ladies of Sweden in a Concealed Fashion Commentary
In Carr's Northern Summer, the author notes Swedish women routinely clothed in black cloaks, concealing form and feet alike. He contrasts their modesty with other nations, mentions sumptuary laws banning colored silks, and observes rare instances of fashionable seceders from the habit in Stockholm.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Carr
Want and pay and a flying machine in Boston Patriot
Zebulon Rockwood of Lyme Connecticut jokes on wants and debts urging settlement by June or risk suit. The Boston Patriot reports watchmaker Mr Degen of Vienna inventing an aerial parachute machine, lifting fifty four feet and flying toward various directions before a crow attack forced a careful descent.
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Zebulon Rockwood
Lyme
Connecticut
Degen
Vienna
Illiberal dogma and the burdens of virtuous society
The author argues against discarding blessings due to their misuse and defends discernment between good and evil. He criticizes the aristocracy of opinion, portrays bigotry and oppression as destructive forces, and urges consulting ecclesiastical history to validate the view that virtue arises through adversity. The piece emphasizes the necessity of virtue, necessity, and the demoralizing effects of vice.
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Gilead
England
Rome
Pius VII Denounces Bible Society Aiders in Bull
The pope has issued a bull condemning supporters of Bible Societies, once backed by thunderous power but now facing the retreat of fanatical superstition due to rational religion. The era is marked by conflict between church authority and reformist zeal, with the papal condemnation acting as a rallying point.
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Pius VII
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