Extraordinary Spain vs Parish trial before Judge Yeates
The King of Spain sued David Parish in an unusual Philadelphia case over duties on a licensed trade linked to alleged permission from the Spanish crown. The jury failed to reach a verdict after a lengthy trial in April 1812, with protests from plaintiff’s counsel about court procedures and the judge’s written answers.
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Untitled Chronicle Item Notes Awaited Congress Reply
A Chronicle item notes readers await Congress for a final determination on war. It states confirmation is essential and that no decisive action will occur until the executive receives the ultimate answer by the vessel. It mentions preparation for the worst during the interim.
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Florida Policy Crisis Seen Tying to Georgia Interests
The piece analyzes Florida’s ambiguous status under a shifting policy, debating whether Spain or the United States will prevail. It warns that renewed war with England could position Georgia militarily, with Florida’s fate tied to British advances and possible cession to Britain. It notes reports of Governor Mitchell and US influence as crucial to Florida’s future.
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Letter on embargo timing and war options from Congress member
The writer notes no envoy to Britain and discusses letters of marque or war. He sees Congress likely to decide on war or reprisal within sixty days of the embargo start. Ship news from Havana reports increased export duties. a frigate searches Amelia Island. Zephyr from La Rochelle brings latest France update. Hornet awaiting despatches. Ligrente dedication postponed to Sunday.
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Died Infant Golphin of Barnwell District
The Augusta Herald reports the death of Tiomens Golphin aged fifty in Barnwell district South Carolina. Described as a brave soldier of the revolution, he joined the fight at a young age and showed intrepidity in independence battles. He was loved by a charitable family, hospitable to the poor, humane as a master, and esteemed for his sound understanding and good manners.
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Wily Kelly Fugitive Seen Near Barnwell Jail
A notice from Barnwell County Sheriff Francis Trutti describes Cornelius Price alias Wily Kelly a beardless pale man about 5 feet 6 inches tall with a limp and scar. He fled from Georgia and may head toward Augusta or Big Pee Dee river. A $50 reward is offered for his capture. Price claimed a horse and imminent travel from Balloch County, Georgia.
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Sorle
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Lost Morocco pocket Book Note of hand by Wm Avhly
A red Morocco pocket Book with a note of hand drawn by William Avhly for a small sum, and a knife, lost between Mr Ballards gin house and the New Presbyterian meeting house. Reward offered for return to this office. May 15.
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Bible by Thomas Scott editions offered in large type
Advertisement notes sale of Reverend Dr. Thomas Scott's Family Bible in five volumes printed by W Woodward's Presses. The offer highlights a second edition in beautiful large type and mentions a price for the first edition sold.
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Printing by Subscription for The Very Gopious Marginal References
A Philadelphia publisher announces a subscription edition of The Very Gopious Marginal References with Butterworths Concordance and Dr Scotts Map and Tables. Rev Thomas Scott aims to print page by page as before, offering a cheaper octavo edition with notes but tighter types that hinder readability. The plan includes a new fairly priced edition with an improved format and advantages noted by theological gentlemen readers.
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New Concordance and Dictionary to the Holy Scripture Published
Announcement of Rev John Butterworth s Concordance and Dictionary to the Holy Scripture a comprehensive reference to locate any word or passage with definitions of Gospel doctrines and types showing rich pricing and subscription details for five volumes including maps and chronological tables bound options and early release dates for Volumes 1 and 2.
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Notice to claim property of jail inmate Harry in Angutta
A notice in Scriven County jail asks the owner of a man named Harry to come forward and prove ownership. The description points to J Sims as the claimed owner and requests removal if ownership is proven. The message is dated May but the year is illegible.
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