Local Store Opens With Broad Goods Selection at Low Prices
Bolhoun and Wilson announce a new Philadelphia shop next to Merrie Fohn Ne offering a vast assortment. From muslins and superfine cloths to blankets, linens, ribbons, lace, shawls, gloves, boots, knives, and hardware the stock aims for low cash prices. An extensive range covers textiles, garments, shoes, saddlery, kitchenware, and more with books noted among items.
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Philadelphia
Merrie Fohn Ne and Co
Casmer Pro Duce
Marseilles
Morocco
Land deed dispute in Greene County Georgia 1806
William Melton files a petition claiming a lost deed to 230 acres at the fork of the Oconee and Apalatchee rivers in Greene County. The court approves a copy in lieu of the original, with affidavits and witnesses confirming the loss and ownership deed by Samuel Flenikin to David Flenikin dated 1797.
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Georgia
Supe- Greene County
William Melton
Oconee
Aszplatchee
Sam’l Flenikin
David Flenikin
Henry Carleton
Thomas Carleton
Cik
Samuel Fienikin
Greece
David Fienikin
Apalatchee
James Flenikin
Samuel Flenikin
Davis Gresham
Richard Bradley
State OF Georgia
Greene County
Said
Dannell
Wm. Browning
J. P
Wm. Melton
W. Melton
Browning
Public dispute over political writing in Columbia County
In a lengthy open letter from Joseph Owens of Columbia County dated October 25, he rebukes Mr Mooneerey for alleged sensationalism and political intrigue tied to a drama and to Justice Binion and Professor Simms. Owens defends local values, condemns party-driven tactics, and calls for reform. He notes readers and spectators but claims some attendees were merely observers.
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Fritzow
Miscoossey
Cato
Columbia
Mooneerey
Kiokee
Mannner
Binion
Peter
Simms
Justice Binion
Moeossesses
Caro
Cafar
Joseph Owens
Columbia County
Otober
P. S
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HENRY
Chronicle
Richard Brady
Bradley
Baley Barret
Bungay
Suffolk County
England
Barret
Hancock County
Rio Grande
Attisca
London
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