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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1811

Page

4

Georgia Press Prospectus for Town of Eatonton Gazette

Public notice from Ambrose Day inviting readers to a new weekly newspaper in Eatonton Putnam County named Georgia Press. It outlines goals liberty justice humanity and a plan to publish with 3 dollars yearly subscription and 400 subscribers trigger to start. Advertisers to use Augusta and Milledgeville rates.

Eatonton Putnam County Georgia Press Georcia Augusta Milledgeville Ambrose

Negro man Dick Ial sought in plantation reward notice

A general reward offer from William Ross and Duncan Matheson for the capture or delivery of a enslaved man named Dick Ial about 40 years old, five feet ten inches tall, bow legged. The notice directs return to Peter Morison or confinement in Augusta prison, or delivery to the subscribers in South Carolina. Dated September 1791.

Anaway Wy E. "Taylor Jesq Dick Ial

Runaway Negro Man Hid in Wilkes County Plans Return Reward

Notice from John Graham seeking the return of a 35 year old enslaved man named xic who fled on the 7th unit. Describes him as low and chunky with a bit missing from one ear and carrying a Baptist Church letter to pose as a preacher. He may travel near Washington or Augusta with a wife at Col Pray’s. reward offered for apprehension or safe delivery to Dry Fork of Long Creek, Oglethorpe County jail.

Baptist Church Eithhing Creek Wilkes County Washington Las Col. Pray Augusta Long Creek Oglethorpe County

Partnership Notice of Lawyers in Middle and Western Circuits

The subscribers enter into partnership in the practice of law and will attend the Superior Courts in the Middle Circuit and the counties of Hancock Wilkes Lincoln and Elbert in the Western Circuit. They will be at the office of F Walker during recess and promise diligence, punctuality, and public confidence in handling business. September 13.

Hancock Wilkes Lincoln Elbert F. Walker W. W. Holt

Demands Against Joan Caring Deceased Sought And Settled

All persons with claims against Joan Caring deceased must present proven accounts to the subscribers within the legally limited time. Debtors to the deceased are urged to make immediate payment to Lindsey Coleman and John Scott. May.

Joan Caring Lindsey Coleman John Scott

Reward for Runaway Negro Named Ransom Near Greensboro

A notice offers a 20 dollar reward for the runaway Negro named Ransom, about six feet tall with a black complexion, bow legs, large feet, and a flat nose. Delivery to H W Todd near Greensboro earns the reward plus reasonable expenses. or ten dollars if seized and jailed. Dated Greene County Sept 20.

Ranaway Ransom Greensboro H. W. Todd Greene County

Reward Offered for Runaway Slave Philip in Augusta Area

A ten dollar reward is offered for the return of Philip a six foot well made Black man raised at Horse Creek South Carolina. He is known in Augusta Savannah and may be lodged in jail there. Rewards payable on safe confinement to Augusta Gaol or Savannah. Contact Melires C Levenworth Edward Hampton or N W Jones. April 12.

Treasury Department United States Albert Gallatin Secretary of the Treasury Rnw&É Philip Augusta Horse Creek South Carolina Savannah Melires C. Levenworth Carolina Edward Hampton N. W. Jones

Runaway Black Laborer Rewarded Near Augusta

A notice offers 20 dollars for the capture of a 36 year old Black man named Sam who fled from a plantation near Augusta on February 2. He is 5 feet 8 inches tall, slender, with thick lips and missing fore-teeth, wearing a blue jacket and pantaloons, sometimes a blue coat. He speaks broken English after three years from Africa. Rewards payable upon delivery or safe lodging with the subscriber.

Augusta Sam

American Reports Promise Uniformity in Jurisprudence Volume

Thomas A. P. Charlton announces plans to publish a volume of American case reports from 1805 to 1810 to reduce reliance on British precedents. He emphasizes native jurisprudence, professional publishing, and annual volumes with about 450 pages. Subscription offered at his Savannah office.

State OF George Union DanLas Cr Anc Johnson Judicial Department Thomas A. P. Charlton Savannah

Petition to establish 1785 Deed of Conveyance in Columbia County

In the Georgia Superior Court September Term 1811 Ephraim Peeples seeks to establish a five hundred acre deed dated September 14 1785 issued to John Garnett by commissioners of confiscated property A copy of the deed and an affidavit under the land act are filed and the court orders publication for six months in a state gazette unless objections arise.

Georgia Columbia County Superior Court Ephraim Peeples A. Rivet H. Lawson John Garnett Colum‘bia Little Hatton Middleton John West James Hume Faid Aé Peter Crawford Cl’k

Blank Deeds for Sales at the Office

A brief notice dated July 26 states that blank deeds for sales are available at the office. The notice calls for adherence to formal procedures and indicates a placeholder or form-only posting.

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