Sale of Slaves and Extensive Land Tracts in Georgia
Public notices announce auctions in Randolph County for two enslaved people Beck and Harriet, with land parcels across Camden Glynn and Wilcox areas, including riverfront tracts, confiscated properties of James Wright and Alexander Wright, and proceedings for selling estates of Colonel Joseph Welch and heirs in Burke county. Terms: cash or state-liquidable certificates. plats to be shown at sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Satilla
Said County
James Wright
Alexander Wright
Crooked River
Dr. Irvine
John Simmon
Georgia
Comptroller-General
Wade & O.brian
Hines Holt
Wm. Robertson
John M‘kinnon
Leave to make titles to Edward Tabb on 200 acres in Burke
March 31 notice states Waddle Allen administrator applies to the Inferior Court of Burke County for leave to make titles to Edward Tabb for a tract of land containing two hundred acres more or less in Burke County. The land is held by Allen as administrator of the estate of Sarah Pettygrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inferior Court
Burke County
Edward Tabb
Burke
Tabb
Sarah Pettygrove
Waddle Allen
Notice to Sell Real Estate of Decedent in Green County
After nine months from the date, application to the Inferior Court of Green County will seek leave to sell Joseph Trimble dec s real estate for heirs and creditors. Patsey Trimble Admx and Robert Trimble Adm dated April 7 1810. Nine months after date, application to Warren County Inferior Court seeks leave to sell land on Little River tract 182 in the 1st district Baltimore now Randolph for the heirs of Josiah Persons dec Thomas Persons Adm r dated April 13
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Court
Burke County
Joseph Welch
Honorable Inferior Court
County of Green
Joseph Trimble
Inferior Court
Warren County
Little River
Randolph County
Josiah Persons
Thomas Persons
Application to Sell Land in Wilkinson County
Nine months after date the application will be made to the Honourable the Inferior Court of Richmond County for leave to sell two tracts in Wilkinson County numbers 35 and 359. The sale aims to satisfy heirs and creditors of the estate of Wm Fitzgerald deceased. September 16. James Violeau Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond County
Wilkinson County
Wm. Fitzgerald Cec
Leave to sell land in Greene and Jones counties
Nine months application will be made to the Honorable Inferior Court of Greene County for leave to sell a lot of land in Jones County ninth district old Baldwin No. 120 containing 202 1/2 acres. It is the real estate of John Askew deceased to be sold for the benefit of the moerate of said deceased. Bly Askew Elijah Robics Adm're December 30 1809 mem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inferior Court
Greene County
Jones County
Old Baldwin
John Askew
Bly Askew
Elijah Robics
An Act on Appropriating Funds for Torpedo Experiments 1810
This document records a congressional act authorizing up to five thousand dollars for naval explosive experiments. The aim is to test how torpedoes or submarine mines might serve as engines of war, with the Secretary of the Navy directing the trials and a report to Congress on results and opinions. It is signed by Speaker J B Varnum and Vice-President George Clinton and dated March 30, 1810.
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Senate
House
Representatives
United States of America
Congress
United States
Secretary of the Navy
J. B. Varnum
Irs of Representatives
Geo. Clinton
House of Representatives
James Madison
Public Highway Declared Over Washington County Road
A 1810 act proclaims the DC road from the district line through land of John Masters and John Nay to the lower bridge over the Potomac a public highway. Three commissioners will survey lay out a thirty foot width and assess damages to landowners, with valuation paid from county and city taxes.
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Washington County
Columbia
Senate
House of
U.S. of America
District of Columbia
John Masters
John N. Nay Iq
Potomac River
District Columbia
Washington
Levy Court
Faid
City of
Relief to Tristram Hussey for duties on spermacetti oil
Congress authorizes refund of 395 dollars and 40 cents to Tristram Hussey for duties paid on 35 casks of spermacetti oil sent to New York from Cape Verde in 1801 and 1802, provided no drawback was taken. The act, signed by President pro tempore John Gaillard, dates April 11, 1810.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tristram Hussey
Senate
House of Representatives
U. S. of America
Congress
Tristram Haffey
New-York
Cape de Verde Islands
Tristram Huffey
J. B. Varnum
John Gaillard
Senate Pro
James Madison
Enumeration amendment extends returns deadline in 1810
The Senate and House authorize a five month extension from the first Monday in August for the census enumeration and assistant returns. The act's amendment overrides prior statements, with the President and Vice President approving on April 12, 1810.
Domestic Virtues and Family Economy in Catechism Text
An extracted dialogue defines domestic virtues: economy as prudent money management, paternal love guiding childrearing, and conjugal love sustaining family unity. It warns against dissipation and argues true wealth lies in sensible abundance and stable family life.
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Patrick McDowall
Carqachan
Fattorage &F Commission
Busincss
Savannah
Wright & Marshalls
Broad Street
John Moxham
Marshal’s Sales
Monticello
Beck
Harriet
Henry Grayhill
Sixth Circuit Court
District of Georgia
John Church
Carli
A. Abercrombie
State-House
Milledgeville
Camden
Jefferson
Bull
Head Bluff
Altamaha River
Finhalloway Creek
Glynn
Mosty
St. Mary’s River
Camden County
Wm. Welch
Eliza Welch
Jacov
P. Byrne
Fifth
Shesuut Street
Scffross
Fast
Peake
William Belcher
India Wharf
Boston
Thomas Cumming
Augusta
Patsey Trimble
Adma
Robert Trimble
Adm
Mgm
Fames Violeau
Mem
Sénate
U.S
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