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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1813

Page

8

Public Notice of Revenue Stamps and Duty Schedule 1813

Treasury Department announces stamps duties on notes bonds promissory notes and bank discounts. Schedules detail rates by amount for banks bankers and nonbank issuers with exemptions for U S government instruments and drafts. Commissioner Samuel H Smith signs the notice at Washington. 3m. Sept 3.

Treasury Department, Revenue Corgress Mayhaed Efiti United States Secretary of the ‘Treasury U. States Commissioner of the Revenue Washington Samuel H. Smith the Revenue

Georgia Governor Calls Special Election to Fill Congressional Seat

Governor Peter Early orders the Inferior Court to hold a December 13 election to replace William Bibb who resigned his U S House seat. Justices must return results within twenty days as required by law. Announcement signed at Milledgeville November 9 1813 and published November 12 by Secretary Anthony Porter.

Georgia Peter Early William W. Bibb House of Representatives Congress of the United States General Assembly Executive Department State-house Milledgeville Lord Pencasx Court of Ordinary Chatham Savannah Jogern Bran Wilmington Island John Scriven The Georgia Argus Chronicle Augusta Republican

Robbery on Amelia Island abducts and plunders enslaved people

A band calling themselves Patriots seized a planter on Amelia Island and abducted 36 enslaved Africans including Dicky Phebe Jim Rolla Pafox Sylvia and more. Names, ages, and characteristics of the captives are listed, with descriptions of their appearance and condition. A reward of twenty dollars per captive is offered for their return.

Amelia Island Florida Kimber Dicky Phebe Jim Rolla Pafox Sylvia John Smith Abbeville Oconee Gemolgee Tennessee Jenny John Harris N. Carolina Jerry Chloe Cora Phedora Dia Mond Nease River Pierce & Bartlett James Kinderick St. Mary’s River

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