Connecticut Legislature News and Governor Vote Totals
The report notes Lyman Law as speaker with Sylvanus Backus and Thomas Y. Seymour as clerks. Governor race results show Trumbull 13 413 Hart 9 459, federal majority 3 653, with Republicans up 1 513 since last year. Trumbull’s speech urges appointments and domestic industry aid. From late London papers, confirms Bernadotte presentation in Anspach Triéldorf.
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Connecticut
Legisizcate
Fec
Ion
Lyman Law
Sylvanus Backus
Thomas Y. Seymour
Trumbull
Hart
Truntball
Legislature Proclaims Land Sale Revisions and Debt Relief Plans
In Georgia news from Augusta dated June 21, the Governor urges prudent disposal of newly acquired lands from the Creek treaty. The Legislature postpones fractional survey sales in Wilkinson Baldwin and Wayne counties and weighs a broader land plan to reduce state taxes, fund education, and support a penitentiary and infrastructure. A separate note covers a civil dispute involving a builder and contractor, urging caution in evidence and payments.
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Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Oconee
Comulgee
Fort Wilkinson
Baldwin
Wilkinson
Wayne
Notice of sale of Edmund Fiers estate at upper Saw-mills
On the first day of August next at Wm M. Cowles upper Saw-mills, all the personal property of the late Edmund Fiers is to be sold for the benefit of heirs and creditors. The items include cattle hay horses household and kitchen furniture and carpenter's tools. Credit till Christmas with twenty five dollar notes and good security. Creditors and debtors urged to present accounts for settlement or immediate payment as indulgence ends. June 2% THOS. KESTERSON, Adm.
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Columbia County
Wim
Tyler
Wm. Berry
A. Crawford
Sheriff Sale in Augusta for two enslaved people
To be sold on the first Tuesday in July at Market Hour in Augusta. A sixteen year old Negro girl described as a good cook washer and ironer. Also a thirteen year old mulatto boy born in the country who speaks French and English and would make a suitable house servant. Funt Jo , (3!)
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Augusta
Funt Jo
Ashtron and Carrie announce dissolution of partnership
Amid the absence of Capt. Clark from the Rate the firm Ashtron and Claix are dissolved. Joseph Ashton assumes debts and praises public support. He is joined by Joseph Carrie to operate a tavern offering clean rooms, good beds, table service, stabling, wine, and attentive staff to continue the business with a hearty welcome for townsfolk and travelers.
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Aes
Ashtron & Claix
Capt. Clark
Joseph Ashton
Ieave
Joseph Carrie
Negroes Brought to Scriven Jail and Local Warrants Issued
Brought to Scriven jail a Negro named Jacob about twenty owned by Mr Jackson with two companions Alfie and Becul cut described. owners urged to prove property pay costs and retrieve. At Warren jail a Godfrey owned by John Whitehead urged to claim. A Negro man Arp missing since June eighth, kept by unknown white party. reward offered for capture or lodging. Basil Lamar offers reward from Richmond or Tatnall County authorities.
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Scriven
Scriven County
Jacob
Jackson
Alfie
Tom
Mars
Wm. Smith
Warren
Godfrey
John Whitehead
Big Briar Creek
Burke County
George Calton
Ailor
Rane
Arp
Washingtons
Montgomery
Tatnall
James Thomas
Tatnall County
Richmond
Morris Kelly
Tatrall County
Basil Lamar
Land deed dispute and sale notice in Greene and Wilkinson
In Greene County Georgia in 1806 Col William Melton seeks to establish a copy of a Samuel Flenikin deed to 230 acres at the fork of the Oconee and Apalatchee rivers. The document records affidavits, witness statements, and court orders about replacing the original deed with a copy. A sale is scheduled on the first Tuesday in August in Wilkinson County to satisfy an execution, with a Negro woman named Rachel to be sold.
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Georgia
Greene County
Rnor
William Melton
Oconee
Aaplatchee
Sam’ Flenikin
David Flenikin
Lot
Henry Carleton
Thomas Carleton
Samuel Fienikin
State of
Greene
David Fienikin
Apalatchee
Jamea Fienikin
Samuel Flenikin
David Gresham
Richard Bradley
State OF Georgia
Daniell
Wm. Melton
W. Melton
Wim. Browning
Evington Court
Wilkinson Counety
Rachel
William Mims
John Fee
Edmund Hogan
S. W.c. Fune
Stolen Goods Found in Harrisburg House
Stolen goods including a Say-One umbrella eight yards linen and a man’s hat were found in the house of Tabitha a free black woman in Harrisburg who disowns the property. The owner may recover by proving ownership and paying expenses. Dickinson C.
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Tabitha
Harrisburg
Dickinson
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Sheriff’s Sale
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