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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1812

Page

5

Sheriff Sale Notice for Burke County Lands on July First Tuesday

On the first Tuesday in July a sheriff sale will be held at the courthouse in Waysborough between sale hours. Properties include 100 acres on Boggy Gut and 390 acres on Little Buckhead, 287 1/2 acres on Brigs Creek, 48 acres on Buckhead, 400 acres near Savannah River, 66 1/2 acres on Brice Creek, and additional lots in Burke County. All are levied to satisfy various executions for creditors including Ezkeil Rachels James Cartledge Iskiah Carter and others. Joseph Perry S.B. May 23 1812.

Waysborough

Land Sales in Scriven County Courthouse Sale Notice

On the fiftieth Tuesday in July at the Court House in Jackson borough Scriven County 1a¢ acres Riverland property of John B Deveaux to satisfy an execution in favor of E Jeucks and 1099 acres pine land in Scriven joining lands of Bian and others property of John Conally to satisfy executions and 102 acres pine land property of John Jefferre to satisfy sundry executions returned to me JOHN YOUNG M S May 29

Burke County Stewart Sear Robert Walton Wm. Stewart Junn Ez Kiel Rachels Little Buckhead Matthew Thompson Wmn Robertson James Cartledge 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 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 Land in Franklin and Wilkinson Counties

The executors announce a sale on the first Tuesday of July at the late residence of Zach Lamu deceased in Richmond County. The property includes 202.5 acres in Franklin County on the Middle Fork Broad River, 223 acres in Wilkinson County, three town lots in Petersburg, and parcels in Louisville with specific plan numbers. Credit is sixty days on approved paper.

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

Administrators Sale of Thompson Estate Detailed

Sale to be held at the Warren county courthouse on the first Tuesday in August. Two hundred thirty acres of land for the heirs and creditors of David Thompson, deceased. John Akins administrator. May 2.

Warren County David ‘Thompson John Akins

Deserted Sailor RicHint Mar Sought With Reward

A 5 foot 9 inch sailor named RicHint Mar disappeared Saturday morning. Described as fair, with blue eyes and dark hair, he likely fled with a white cotton pantaloons set, white linen trawlers, and a frock with a round jacket. A $30 reward offered for information leading to his capture. appears to have gone toward Charleston. Reports to U S Barracks Savannah or any U S post officer. Mov 12.

RicHaxp Mar Charleston U. S Savannah John F. Everitt

Runaway Blacksmith Rider Reported Absconding

A Blacksmith by trade, a male enslaved person described as a negro fellow named in a subscriber's notice has fled from the residence in this place. Authorities seek return and potential reward for his capture and restitution.

Ranaway

Man of War Talker Detected After Escape

A Georgia public notice seeks a man named John Thomas about two or three years old in the tale, described as nearly eleven hands tall with a burn scar on one wrist. He may pose as a free man and head toward a northern town, claiming to be aboard a man of war. He carries worn cloths, cashmere pants, and homespun clothing plus new boots. He may have left with a young man named Jack from Coleman’s in Milledgeville. A reward is offered, with lodging and expenses, for his capture and return to the subscriber. The editors of the Augusta Chronicle and Savannah Evening Ledger are asked to run three insertions and bill Arts Office.

Anaway Ignatius Few Ignatius William Few Columbia County Columbia John Garvin Lucyrn Senate Virginia Massachusetts Mr. Lidyd Comrtapbe U. S Treasury Ss Dent New York German U. States Tennessee North Carolina United States Yeas Nivis House of Representatives M.C U. Stncet Vir Bes Munici

Credit Notice Demands Payment to George S. Houston

Those indebted to George S. Houston are urged to call on Hutchinson and Wild of Augusta to settle accounts. The notice warns that no further indulgence will be granted and is dated June 12.

George S. Houston Messrs

Debate Over Frigates and Embargo in Congress

Congress hears Mr Crawtorp complain of health hindering full debate on the frigate plan while discussing the embargo. Virginia and Massachusetts members clash over debate motives and the link to past measures. Debate covers commerce, revenue, seamen, and who bears the cost of duties amid calls to repeal the embargo.

Crawtorp Tme Senate Kentucky Massachusetts Virginia Lloyd Giles Congress House For Representatives Chittenden

Commerce and neutrality debate over colonial trade policy

The excerpt argues for neutral rights to prosecute colonial trade during war, noting the U S farm and planter classes have limited direct interest in distant commerce. It discusses British admiralty rulings, West India markets, and how American merchants endured British prejudice while safeguarding domestic prosperity.

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 Comparison Of States And Nation

An excerpt notes surplus production of certain states equals about one third of national exports, while their presentation is thinner, amounting to roughly one fifth of the United States. It emphasizes relative scales without specifying locations or figures.

United States UN United States

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