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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1812

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Sheriff's Sale of Burk County Lands on July First Tuesday

On the first Tuesday in July next at the Court house in Waysborough the sheriff will sell 100 acres on Boggy Gut adjoining Wm Stewart Sear and Robert Walton to satisfy Ez kiel Rachels and others. 390 acres on Little Buckhead to satisfy James Cartledge. 287 percent acres on Brigs Creek to satisfy Iskiah Carter. 8 acres on Buckhead to satisfy J. T. Carpenter. 400 acres near Savannah river adjoining Edward Telfair to satisfy unknown executors. additional Savannah river land and 66 12 acres on Brice Creek to satisfy John Carpenter and others. All levied as property of Wm Stewart, Wm Robertson, Taos Crozier, Randol Olam, Thomas Saunders, Charles Jones, and William Tilley. returned by constables. May 23, 1812.

Burke County Stewart Sear Robert Walton Wm. Stewart Junn Ez Kiel Rachels Little Buckhead Matthew Thompson Wmn Robertson James Cartledge Said Brigs Creek Francis Ward Lothers Taos Crozier Iskiah Carter Aid County Buckhead Miry Gay M‘concey Randol Olam J. T. Carpenter Faid Savannah River Edward Telfair Wdec Wand Uchers Avannah Edward Dibee Ind Thomas Saunders Charles Jones Hary M‘noreell Caid County Brice Creek John, Thompson Wiliam Tilley John Carpenter Joseph Perry S. B.c

Sale Notice of Multiple Scriven County Lands

On the fifttuesday in July next, will be sold at the Court House in Jackson borough Scriven County. Acres of Riverland land in Scriven County joining lands of Thos Gibbons and Mi Cul, property of John B Deveaux to satisfy an execution in favor of E Jeucks. Also 1099 acres pine land in Scriven County joining lands of Bian and others, property of John Conally to satisfy executions against Conally, pointed out by the Defendant. Also 102 acres pine land, property of John Jefferre, to satisfy sundry executions against Jefferre, levied by a constable and returned. May 29.

Scriven Ning Linds Thos. Gibbons Mi Culi John B. Deveaux Said Deveaux E. Jeucks Plaintff Bian John Jefferre Jefferre John Young M. S

Executor's Sale of Diverse Properties in Georgia and Louisville

The executors announce a sale on the first Tuesday of July at Zach Lamu’s late Richmond county residence under a will. The estate includes 202.5 acres in Franklin county by Broad River waters at survey, two hundred two and a half acres in Wilkinson county Lot No. 223, three town lots in Peterburg Nos. 6 18a 0 and 694 10 plus Nos. 12, with 60 days credit on approved paper.

Zach. Lamu Richmond County Franklin County Broad River Wilkinson Peterburg Louisville

Administrators Sale for Thompson Heirs at Warren County Court

Public sale to settle the estate of David Thompson deceased at the Warren County courthouse on the first Tuesday in August. Two hundred thirty acres of land, more or less, to benefit heirs and creditors. John Akins administrator. May 2.

Warren County David ‘Thompson John Akins

Deserted Sailor Missing from Savannah with Wardrobe Clues

A 5 foot 9 inch deserter named RicHaxp Mar last seen Saturday morning likely in Charleston area. He wears a white cotton pantaloons blue trim, white linen trawlers and a frock jacket. Reward offered by John F. Everitt, Savannah Barracks contact for payment.

RicHaxp Mar Charleston U. S Savannah John F. Everitt

Negro smith runaway sought for reward

A Blacksmith by trade, a Black man who calls himself fled from the subscriber in this place. A reward is offered for return. No further identifying details are provided in the readable text.

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Runaway enslaved man John Thomas sought by Georgia officials

John Thomas about 2 or 3 years old, nine feet eleven inches high, has a burn scar on one wrist and may try to pass for a free man to reach a northern town. He has been four times at sea and speaks of being aboard a man of war. He carried colored cloth castes, cassimere pants, other clothing, and partly new hare boots. Supposed to have fled with a man named Jack from Coleman of this place. Reward payable to anyone aiding capture and return to GEG De La Huff in Milledgeville, May 27 notice requests publication and payment.

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Notice to settle debts to George S. Houston

Indebted persons are urged to call on Hutchinson and Wild of Augusta to make payment, as no further indulgence will be given. Dated June 12.

Aigutts Chronicle Chrlester City Gazette George S. Houston Messrs

Congress Debate on Frigates and Embargo Policy

In a heated session Congress, Speaker and Virginia and Massachusetts members clash over the frigate proposal and the embargo. The discussion scrutinizes the embargo repeal, naval manpower, and the impact on commerce, with claims about who bears export costs and how enforcement affected the economy.

Commerce and Neutrals in War Trade Debate

A fragment discusses American commerce in wartime and neutral rights. It contrasts domestic agricultural interests with commercial sectors, notes British Admiralty precedents in 1805, and argues neutrals may prosecute wartime trade while Britain presses for exclusive markets in its colonies.

United States New-York Statin Gysid U. S Potomac U.S chicHy British Court of Admiralty Britain India France Spain T. S Brizain House of Jemimians Jamaica House of Commons Europe Congress

Surplus Production Compare Between States and U S

The article notes that surplus productions in certain states total about one third of U S exports and that the presentation is proportionally thinner than that of the United States.

United States UN United States

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Waysborough Sheriff’s Sale Fackson Scriven County BeilLamr Sinqueefield Noble Orr Warrenton Hamilton Goss John Thomas GEG. DE LA Huff N. B Duzufa Chronicle Savanah Evehing Ledger Arts Office Miledgeville Anaway Ignatius Few Ignatius William Few Columbia County Columbia John Garvin Jone William Collins Yeas Nivis House of Representatives M.C U. Stncet Vir Bes Munici
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