Peace prospects and local notices in Augusta amid 1820s turmoil
Augusta reports a global peace buzz with no word on negotiations with Britain or Spain. Elections show votes for Sincke, Troup, and Smelt across counties. Exryam Carn is named candidate for congress. Thomas Johnson removed as Savannah port collector with Edwin Moanger named in his place. G. R. Clayton becomes State Treasurer and Borman Secretary to the Governor. A Norfolk and Charleston tornado damages plantations and ships. A Columbia mill project is announced as Georgia and South Carolina push manufacturing. Fraternal surveys in Wilkinson district begin sale. cotton trading around 18–19 cents. Amos Newton and Harriot Bona wed in the city.
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Thomas Johnson
Savannah
Edwin Moanger
G. R. Clayton
Moanger
Borman
Clayton
Died at Henley Miss Saran Hutt in youth
A condolence notice mourns Miss Saran Hutt who died on the 27th near Henley South Carolina. The writer extols her many virtues and beauty, praising her wit sensibility and cultivated mind and grieving the loss to her family and friends.
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Henley
South Carolina
Saran Hutt
Printers Urged to Run Weekly Tie for Six Weeks
September 6 notice requests General Post Office printers to insert this weekly tie for the next six weeks, ensuring continued circulation.
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General Pot Office
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I Dotter Sincke
George M. Troup
Backoer Harris
Cerumsta
Wirxrs
Hares
Simons
Jefferson County
Farcis
Warren County
Ace Weare
Exryam Carn, Eig
Norfolk
Char Jean
Newfoundland
Columbia
Georgia
Wilkinson
J. Garvin
Amos Newton
Harriot Bona
John Twiggs
Jon & A
Josepu G. Cormick
John Cormick
Chronicle
Jacob West
Sarah West
Admyr
John M. West
Adm
TEE
Washington
William Sansom
Ghorge Waring
Columbia,s Cc
Richmond
Jane
Billy Sorrels
Hicks
Ms. Rice
Harriss
Baconcut
Colombia
Bu-Kogan
Bob
Fey
Jeffer Thompson
Petersbur
Fleming
John W. Mackee
Taylor
Arugusta
Washington Street
Third House
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Lta the Superior Court
Georgiay
Coldindia County
Pichara Brown
Martin Hays
Richard Brown
County of
Embries Old Mill
Martin Haya
Carr
Mortenger
Peter Clawford
Ci’s
Mtam
the United States
Nashville
Natchez
Buffaloe Creek
Snake Creek
Grindstoneford
Edmund P. Gaines
Etq
Big Black
Ocober
Jonathan Meigs, Esq
Thomas Wright Esq
United States
Gideon Granger
Oakum
Saus
Sheriff’s ‘Sale
Marrisburg
Free Ferry Street
Oppric
Herriburg
Frize Ms Tyre
AILSQ
Harrisburg
Bread Street
ATSO
Planters House
Ware House
Free Ferry
Tyre’s
Petey Corns
Abs
Kid Harris
Harris & Pearson
Wm. Fee
Clendening
John Fee
Sam
George Pearson
Joseph Cox
H. M‘tyre
Otober
Andrew M Lean
Andrew M.lean
Moos
Bent
Benjamin Webber
Robert Walton
William Rive
Herrietta Naylor
George Naylor
Cing Fla
Auuta
Savacosh
Ndustry
Joseph Thomage
Joreacia
Harris
Franklin Court House
Fracklin County
Effernola
Wallis, Walton
John Hooper
Ifiam Harcock
Wm. Barton
C. Cleveland
Ococber
Columbia County
John Carrel
Fale
Wu Carrell
Ann Carrell
P Sriend
William H Jace & Co
Andrew Innes
Cpem
Arts
James Beggs
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