Extraordinary 1808 political and crime notices from Georgia
The excerpt blends political discourse on Anglo American tensions with domestic notices. It records debates over British decree enforcement, Pinckney's diplomacy, and predicted conflicts, alongside court, jail, and death notices. Prominent names include Mr. Gardiner Mr. Campbell Mr. Pickney and figures tied to Burke County and Georgia.
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Consoris
Britain
France
England
Pickney
Milan
Europe
America
Mr. Rose
Chesapeake
Congress
Atkins
London
Paris
Militia quota set. Glascock to command 1095 men
The governor assigns Brigadier General Thomas Glascock to lead the state militia quota of 1095 men. Senators in Congress are authorized to swiftly contract for arms and supplies under an act empowering arming the militia. Commissioners report town lots sale proceeds totaling 12,096 dollars from recent bidding.
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Thomas Glascock
Congress
Poffinl
Milledgeville Intelligencer
I de
Negro Intelligence Taken Up By Zip Pis In EF mM County
Samuel Zip Pis reports capturing a negro man who calls himself Tom claiming to belong to Mr. John Hutt living at an unspecified location in EF mM county. The note records a disputed ownership claim and the man’s own assertion of belonging to Hutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Malta
Royal
Daniel
America
Zory
Sout-Caroling
Chatham
Mulasto
Belley
Joseph A. Scott
Hilton-Head
South Carolina
Hévis
Billy
William Jackson
Sandy Creek
Greensborough
Orangeburgh
Tom
Granby
Nero
Billy Brookston
James Huddleston
Georgia
Hancock County
Burke County
Alexander Caxswell
Ireland
James Macrer
Jack
Cance
Barrett
Sims
Republic
SSS
Samuel Zip Pis
EF mM County
John Hutt
Richmond
Peter
Edward Buafs
A. Rhodes
Chronicle
Washington
Edward Jordan
Reopening notes and notices from the Georgia press
A fragmentary Augusta Chronicle page items include a candidate’s delay for Congress, a theft notice offering reward, estate affairs with Emanuel and Rhodes, a sale of assorted goods, a hiring ad for a boy, and guardians’ notices. Readers are urged to settle debts and file claims per law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress-Hall
Augusta
Georgia
John Rhodes
Mary Rhodes
Adan
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Cas
Gardiner
New-York
Campbell
Tennessee
Wilkinson
Savannah
the Chronicle
Negro Intelligence
Lewis Barrie & Co
Samuel Fee
Thomas Miles
William Lyon
David Ennuel
Burks County
D. Emanuel Law
E. Emanuel
Mitch
Pleo P
Jamaica
Holland
Malaga
Bet Hyron
Solomon Byrd & Co
Bedford
Administratrix
Adm
Cox
Jonathan Cox
Richmond County
Diana
Carolina
Culleba
Fale
Mary Cox
George Morse
Ann Morse
Robert Johnson
Admr
George Morle
Ann Mosh
Rizal Joansin
Aia
Tob. Anthony
Verdell
Guardian
James O'Cerby
Richard Blowand
William Barkesdale
Richard Biswand
Franklin County
Franklin
Charles Tait
Wa. Malone
John Smith
Clerk's Offices
Superior
Columna
John Tankerfly
B. Tankersley
Dreadzil Pace
Warren County
Warren
Septimus Weatherby
Eiert County
Vynes Diand Morgan
Foshua Morgan
A. Pope, c
Mary Campbell
Caleb Campbell
A. Pope
Elbert
Henry Kinnebrew
Cordall Baynes
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