War news and local tragedies fill Augusta paper
The issue reports bloodshed and wounded from battles, with stray notes on executions in South Carolina and a deadly incident at White Ponds. It also comments on Polish and Napoleonic news, Danish and French reports, and lists gossip about politicians while noting missing mail from New Orleans and Natchez. Married Archibald Hatcher’s daughter Miss Potuy Walker wed Arrington. Augusta prices show cotton at 17 to 18, bale rate 75 cents.
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Poland
Napoleon
Mr. Bays
Mr. Perry
Russia
St. Petersburgh
Marrisd
Archibald Hatcher
Cal
Val. Walker
Potuy
Arrington
Troop Meeting Notice At City Hotel This Saturday May 9
Subscribers to the Troop are urged to meet at the City Hotel on Saturday for a particular business. Gentlemen wishing to join the Troop should indicate their desire on that day May 9. Direct: Tax. May 9.
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Fune
Land Tax Dockets for Columbia and Nearby Counties
Detailed list of land parcels in Columbia and adjacent counties with owners and tax dues. Items include various district numbers, acreages, adjoining neighbors, and sums owed from fractions of a dollar up to several dollars, attributed to owners such as Henry Vane, Jane Catledge estate, Mary Milletes, Sylvania Payne, and others. Also appears are notes of returned parcels and district classifications.
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Ae Ee
Georgia
Savannah
Golay
Internal Revenue
Columbia County
L. and Readman
Henry
Eubanks & Scott
Joseph Campbell
Jane Catledge
Baldwin County
Mary’ Milletes
Eubanks & Gray
Danis Richey
Parre
Hogan
Sylvania Payne
Wilkinson County
Dutrit
Jeremiah
Coumbia
Wiliam
Colanbia County
Burnel and
M-Swine
Darden
John M*duffey
Payne & Shows
Thamas Holder
Davis & Cars
Reuben Bryanton
Joinine Fleming & Nath
John Filming
Joliar
Dyzar and
Butler
William Starkoe
Warren ‘County
Warren ‘County, Adjoining’ Parham & Pars
George Henry
Gibb & Brown
Peres Parham
John Dozer
Side Parham
Mies
Wrightsborough
Charles Lynn
Goldwine& Ray
George Watson
Wikitton County
Noble M'Cowan
Runaway African American Boy Zingo Seeks $10 Reward
Advertises a juvenile runaway named Zingo aged about 16 to 18 with distinct marks including a circle scar on the chest from the thigh, ear hoops, limited English, last seen near the Wuigsborough roads near Columbia County. Benjamin Leigh offers ten dollars for return. Describes clothing including a short blue coat and home spun overalls. Reward notice issued May 9 with imminent action if found.
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Zingo
Columbia County
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