Sheriff's Sale notices for multiple Burke county lands
The sheriff announces on the first Tuesday in July, at the court house in Waysborough, sales of 100 acres on Boggy Gatt to satisfy Ezekiel Rachels and others. 4300 acres near Little Buckhead for James Cartledge. 3874 acres on Brier Creek for Isaiah Carter. 383 acres near Buckhead for J T Carpenter. 400 acres near Savannah River for Edward Telfair estate. additional tracts on Savannah and Buckhead rivers for Henry Fielding M Norrel and others. 66 22 acres on Brier Creek for John Carpenter. Sold to satisfy several executions. returned by constables. May 23, 1812.
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Waysborough
Burke County
Gatt
Wm.tewart Senr
Robert Walton
Wem
Stewart
Ezkiel Rachels
Inaid County
Little Buckhead
Matthew Thompson
Wm. Robertson
James Cartledge
Said
Brier Creek
Francis Ward
Thosier
Isaiah Carter
Faid
Buckhead
Mary Gays M‘concey
Randol Odam
J. T. Carpenter
Savannah River
Edward Telfair
Dee’d
Fey Aonah
Edward Ibee
Thomas Ponders
Charles Jones
Henry and
Fielding M‘norrel
John Thompson
William Tilley
John Carpenter
Joseph Perry
S. 38
Jackson Borough
Scriven
Thos, Gibbons, and McCall
John B. Deveaux
Deveaux
E. Jeucks
Lctiven
Brian
John Conally
Conally
Olin Jefferre
Aid Jefferre
John Young
Augusta
John Hicks
John Dantignac
Wayn Foore
Burke
Elisha Bell
Sealy
Odom
Ihan Bell
William ‘Taylor
Isiah Carter
Jos. Perry
Court House
Warren County
Williams’ Creek
John Alison
Arthur David
County of
Wayne
Walkinson
William B. Allison
John Campbell
Thomas H. Kendall
Noble Orr
Warrenton
Hamilton Goss
David Thompson
John Akins
Secretary of State Letter to Joel Barlow on France and Trade
Secretary Monroe writes Barlow to assume as minister plenipotentiary to France. He outlines U S claims from the 1810 non importation pact and the need for France to revoke or modify edicts harming neutral trade. He urges prompt negotiations, reparation for injuries, low duties, and safeguarding American commerce and indemnities.
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France
Congress
United States
Great Britain
Cape of Good Hope
England
U. S
Continent
Louisiana
Paris
Annapolis
Mos
Vertheless
Ent
A&t
Great Britain i
Berlin
Milan
Dueke
Cadore
Roffell
Communication of Paris correspondence to Congress May 26 1812
A notice to the Senate and House of Representatives announces the transmission of copies and extracts from the Secretary of State and the United States Minister at Paris. The documents aim to show the current posture of relations with France. May 26, 1812.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Secretary of State
Paris
France
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Joshua Meals
Lafitte & Brux
A. Rhodes
SAF
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