Peace prospects and European wars shadow March Chronicle
The Chronicle reports renewed hope for neutral rights as France rescinds decrees but detains ships. It notes Congress seeks measures to lessen enemies while detailing wars in Europe, Turkey and Russia, and troubled Florida and New Orleans territory with a Black insurrection crushed by Claiborne and Hampton forces.
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England
Tonga
Corgres
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U. States
Turkey
Russia
Randers
Mahomet
Riffin
Uorte
Alexander
Las
Denmark
Sweden
Baltic
Danube
Fineland
Fae
Portugal
Orleans
Volunteer Corps
Gov
Claiborne
U. States Army
Ge. Hampton
Florida
Revolutionary Captain Joserg Vince Dies at Barnwell Plantations
An obituary from South Carolina notes the death of Captain Joserg Vince near Barnwell, praising his early commitment to independence and his role as a local commander after Charleston’s fall. It recalls his republican principles, devoted family man status, and active patriotism during the struggle for American liberty.
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Barnwell Distri
South Carolina
Joserg Vince
Fife
Charleston
Augusta
Georgia
Senators Debate National Bank Powers and Charter Renewal
In a Senate debate the Vice President explains the constitutional question of creating a national bank. He argues Congress may pass laws to execute its powers but cannot create a corporate body with special privileges beyond state law. He favors striking the first section of the bill to renew the charter.
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Senate
Congress
Hampton to Claiborne 1811 Military Moves and Mobile Fort
Extra of a letter dated January 12 1811 from Gen Hampton to Gov Claiborne describes deploying a light artillery company and a dragoon detachment from Baton Rouge to quell disturbances. It notes Spaniards holding Mobile Fort and reports Washington county militia readiness and dismissal by Judge Toulmin. Also mentions a Supreme court insolvency case of William Brown.
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Hampton
Claiborne
Destrehan
Milton
Baton Rouge
Mobile
Theih Ult
Dexter
U States
Washington County
Tombigbee
Toulmin
Theudge
Lewistone Ganettes
William Brown
Supreme Court
Lewis
Martin
Porter
Brown
Ati
Roe United States
Lenpon December 22 Creditors Expect Payment Shift
Fragmentary note indicates a loan or dividend situation in Lenpon mentioning late payments and expected creditor settlement. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
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Lenpon
Thamou
New Orleans Militia Ordered Into Immediate Service
General orders from Government House dated January 9 1871 direct the entire city suburb militia to rendezvous at specified Marigny Declou te Bayou St John and other locations and obey commanders including Col F Dutiller Majors Forvier and Durcantel with aid de camps named to the Commander in Chief and strict discipline required.
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Custom ‘House
St. Peters Atrest
Government House
Cole Labant
St. Mary
Mr. Labranche
M. Jv
Anthony Caveliers
Fauxborugs
Delur and
Lacomte
Meffis ‘Lhe. Urpuhart
John Clay
Lewis Serre
Anthony Lamaziere
Aid.de-Camps
New Orleans Cabarets Ordered Closed After 6 PM
General Orders issued in New Orleans prohibit all cabarets in the city and suburbs from closing times and bar Black men from passing streets after 6 o clock. An extra letter reports insurrection among the backs ended with ringleaders executed and peace restored.
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New Orleans
Notice of accounts due at Columbian Centinel office
All persons indebted for work correspondence and other accounts at the Columbian Centinel office from September 1, 1810 to February 2, 1811 are urged to pay Joan H. Pigg. All others to whom the establishment owes during that period are asked to present their accounts. March 8. S. Hammond, Jun.
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Wok Coe
Dubscriptiénys
Joan H. Pigg
Petition to force heirs in Richmond County Court of Ordinary
In the Court of Ordinary March 4th 181. Zachariah jing fied petitions to require administrators William Boon and John Wilson junior to make titles to thirty five acres of land in Richmond County adjoining the estate of Thomas Glafcock deceased. The court orders the administrators to appear on the first Monday in July and show cause why the titles should not be made, with publication directed.
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Zachariah Jing
Thomas Gafcock
Holland
Willian Bacon
John Willson
Thomas Glatetk
Cnd
William Boon
John Wilifen
Thomas Giafcock
Isaac Herbert
Marshall's Sale of 603 Acres in Wilkes County
The court house in Washington will host a sale on the first Tuesday in April. The property, 603 acres more or less in Wilkes County, lies on the lands of George Woolruff near Robert Lane, and is levied as the property of Mr Woodruff to satisfy an execution from the Sixt Circuit court in favor of Alexander Dickie. Anderson Abercrombie, D.M.D.G.
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Washington
Wilkes
George Wovruff
Robert Fn
Fir Woodruff
Xader 'Ckie
Anderson Abercrombie
D.M.D.G
Safar Wogoon
Ducknoch
John Moris
Seife
Henry Harden
Willice Pell
Cody
Barsard W Pickin
Wm. Jones
Young Spread Eagle Auction Terms in Warrenton
Isaac Ball offers Young Spread-Eagle a half share from Warrenton using Wadee Rockey Comfet and the other half at Jeremiah Beall's. Price is ten dollars for the season or eight if paid early, four dollars per single visit, twenty dollars to insure a mare, with insurance money non-refundable if the mare fails. The horse is described as a tall light bay near fifteen hands, sired by Spread Exgie, dammed by a well-known mare by Mouse-Trap, and expected to run one and a half miles in Georgia. The sale period runs March 11 to July 1 with terms printed.
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Warrenton
Jeremiah Beall
Tefon
of Fuly
Sheriff's Sale Listing of Numerous Tracts in Ogeechee Area
A lengthy notice describes multiple parcels of land up for sheriff's sale including 350 acres near Woonconnj finn, 200 acres adjacent to Gespee Mycobeyl, 37 acres near Richard Whitehead, 400 acres tied to Barsard W Pick, 250 acres linked to Samuel Yobriugh, and 130 acres on Wilifimy reckon, all cases to satisfy executions for creditors such as Blitha Brothers Dagili Carson and Wm Jones, with lands described as adjoining routes and residents like Job Wilder and John Moris, concluding with March date.
Estate records reveal guardianship and land notices
Fragmentary notice details an estate in Bouese County with references to Bevane and Jo and a guardianship for Arthur Bryan and others. The document mentions land assets and a forthcoming deadline, though several names and dates are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Egiich
Che Dinofs
Taro
Burke
Bouese
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