Fragmentary OCR on war notes and negotiations
The readable text suggests discussion of grand battles with two emperors gathering forces. It mentions Jews in Italy and France, bone scripts, and Oliver per month after the war. A report from Elamburgh cites the battle of Eylau with 20 generals and 900 chits. London sources hint at peace negotiations between belligerents.
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Italy
France
Berara
Elamburgh
Eylau
London
Tite
Depre
Massachusetts election and public notices in colonial era
The report covers election outcomes with Sullivan and Greerner leading the governor and lieutenant governor races, Senate and House results, a death of a centenarian in North Carolina, and Treasury duty totals for imports. It also recounts a Methodist camp meeting, church conversions, a Philadelphia university gift, pest damage to crops near Washington, and a public notice warning about a swindler named Porter with a detailed description and appeals for vigilance.
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Aleré Thiomgh
Rio Perez Moretary
Ete
Tay North Garolinay
Santuel Doltor
Penrreestab
Mount Horzeay
Linchburg
Whitfantidese
Tarr Ant Episcopal Church
Jordan
Wags Martin
Union
Miinisters
Auction notices include sale of enslaved people and land in Franklin and Warren counties
Notices announce the sale of five enslaved persons Peter Tom Dick Jim and Jack and two large land tracts totaling 10 502 acres on Toogalee and Tang Hoe waters in Franklin, plus delayed sale due to no bids. Also a reward for SAM a dark complexioned enslaved boy about eighteen, last with Patrick Kelly in Warrenton area, urged delivery to owner or jail.
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Prrom
Richmond County
Killis Pruce
Tarleton
Harry
Tom Youns
John
Nancy
Killis Binco
Richmond
A. Rhodes
W. D
Bence
Franklin County
Greenville
South Carolina
A. R
Maries
Louisville
Peter
Tom
Jim
Jack
John Parsyth
Thomas W. J. Cryon
Toogalee
Ochera
John Hall
Frackin
Tanghoe
Cleveland
Hugh M‘ Donald
Franklin
Hugh M
Coa
Phillis
Francis Farrar
Clement E. ‘Harrison
John Robertson
Harrison
Columbia County
C. Har ‘Rison
Stelle and
Carer
Isid
Terrel C. Harrison
Said Robertson
George Gy
Thomas Meose
Ohn Willingham
Tac Willingham
William Kennedy
John G. Willingham
Robertlam
Panforth
Wn Fleming
Pranklin
Leatherwood
Mofts
Robert Skilton
William Eliot
JH. Terrell
Anaway
Sam
Theophilus Fararaiee
Warrentony
Bigftats
Patrick Kelly
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Neth County
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Spain
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Virginia
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Herewo
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Moore
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