Burr Trial Proceedings Move to Bail as Wilkinson Expected
Federal court debates bail for Colonel Burr amid treason charges. Judges consider probable cause and affidavit admissibility while Burr agrees to ten thousand dollar recognizance with four securities. Court postpones further action awaiting General Wilkinson and additional witnesses.
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Burr
Anfetter Justicome
Wilkinson
United States
Orlazy
Muir
Col
Barry
Sanaa
Col. Burr
Co. Burr
Burgrove
U. States
Tal
Martin
Col. Barr
Barr
Hay
Meffis
William Langburn
Thomas Taylor
John G. Gambler
Luther Martin
Riafell
Marti
Virginia
Gil of Captain Whitby acquitted in charge of killing John Pearce
In Portsmouth Harbour on April 16 Whitby was judged not proven on the murder of John Pearce and violation of US neutrality aboard the Gladiator. Gen William Eaton is named representative to the General Court of Massachusetts for Brimfield. A Tunisian-U S diplomatic note promises settled differences and continued commerce with the Regency of Tunis. The New York Senate will meet to choose representatives with a Republican and Federal split.
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Federal Court
Windiizspay
Cburt
Auid
Colta Io
Burr
Kittl
Buy Peepee
United States
Cre Subje
Thale
Fic
Wilkinson
Eter Vaylor
Jacob al. Iyright
Blannerhatfes
Jacob Dunbaugh
Genas
William C. C. Claiborne
New Orleans
B. Cenas
New- Orleans
Col. Buyer
J. Danbangh
Adiy
Cenas
Golly
Cexes
Cate
New-Orleans
Whitby
John Pearce
Portsmouth Harbour
William Eaton
Dearne
Generalit
Commonwealth
Massachuffies
Brimfield
United States of America
Tunis
Reselution to publish reports on North Carolina coast survey
An act resolves publication of the survey reports on the coast of North Carolina. It references Jonathan Price and the last session, with approval by Jefferson on March 2, 1807. The document notes representation to the Secretary and the President of the Senate, GEO. CLINTON.
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North-Caro
Ees
North Carolina
Jonathan Price
Mac
House of Representatives
Geo. Clinton
United States
Senate
Jefferson
Runaway Slave Cyrus Described. Reward Offered in Lewisville
The subscriber, M Burke, offers a handsome reward for Cyrus a Negro man who ran away on Thursday the 7th instant. Formerly owned by Mrs Fanny Forsythy Cyrus is so well known that no further description is needed. Deliver him to the subscriber in Lewisville.
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Cyrus
Fanny Forsythy
Lewisville
M. Burke
Native American runaway woman sought by Beal
Notice seeks ESAFFER a 35 year old enslaved woman described as fair yellow complexion with a mole between the shoulders. She is linked to Beach Island and to ColMin-Jedge’s and Ga’phin’s enslaved people, with reward offered for capture and return to Nathan Beal in Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esaffer
Nathan Beal
Beach- Iland
ColMin- Jedge
Thomas Ga'phin
Joseph Wood
Austria
Nathaniel Beal
Trade Goods and Commodities Listed in Local Advertisement
An OCR fragment lists assorted items for sale or trade including long nano nankeens and short versions, 2900 boehls of salt, turpentine, window glass, float and gun powder, nails and iron, and mentions E. Ram and mayo in the items.
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Es Mayo
War news and local notices from an 18th century Georgia paper
The piece mixes military reports from Danzic to Turkey with local items from Augusta and Philadelphia. It records troop losses, officers listed, and references to circulating opinions on lime use in factories. It notes marriages, deaths, and a public notice about an old publication copy to be viewed at the City Hotel.
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Eocdon
Fay
Moy
Benningg
Frittons
Poland
Charleston
Philadelphia
Zee Bt
Fender
Danzic
Augett
Opanis
New York
Avgutta
Georgia
F . Chronicle
Penceton College
Be Merciful and Not Guilty Verdict Appeals
A letter purports to address a local legal matter urging mercy in a case citing the danger of wrongful guilt. An affadavit by Thomas Knapen describes visits to a shop and room events, noting interactions with Mrs. Bogan and Mr. Gourley and recounting notes tied to a court-like proceeding in the city, with emphasis on truth and the implications of a verdict.
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Saterday
Shadrach Bogan
Thomas Knapen
Georgia ‘V
Duguf
George Smith Tourton
S. Flore
Jarges Gourley
Nira Bogan
Bogen
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Aaron Burr
Mediterranean
New-York
Aurora
Louisville
Chronicle
Samuel M. Mayo
William Love
David Whittemore
N. E
Jamaica
Utado
John Howard & Co
Tiffany
C. A
Augustag Fane
Zephenich Franklin
Warren Courty
Joan Dozer
Columbia County
Amiable Mills
Ayne Wartz
James
Ron
Meéntnie
Vd Herron
Herrin
Fiers & Lances
Amos Newton
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