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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1815
Page
3
Fragmentary Chronicle text notes Hon Wim Br Crawford and Mr Crawford on a journey to his seat in the county. It alludes to a scene in a political setting and references France Austria and a treaty of commerce with vague discussion on attention and progress of matters likely to be addressed soon.
The page notes talk of a treaty regulation bill for Isle of May trade, the brig Barilla arriving at Carthagena and reports on American squadron actions under Decatur against Algerine forces. It also includes notices about a Bonaparte abroad and a Knoxville marriage, plus medical college updates and wheat bread pricing for September 1815.
Edward Tifin, Surveyor General at Chillicothe, explains after peace that 6 million acres in Michigan Ohio and Missouri will be surveyed for soldiers. Indian resistance and wet seasons delayed work, but once treaties and land preparations proceed, veterans will obtain locations as merited.
War Department invites all persons with land warrant claims under acts of 1814 1842 and 1848 to attend. Applicants must produce their original discharge showing enlistment date and faithful service. If not applying in person, discharge documents must be transmitted with a Power of Attorney.
Administratrix Nancy Neland will sell the personal property of the deceased Benjamin Newland. The items include horses, cattle, corn, hogs, plantation poultice and other articles. Terms will be announced on the day of sale at the site.
Fragmentary notice describes an administrator sale for the estate of Jobo Ty kwve, deceased. It lists beds, Hee Breads, Lous, and lores. property to be sold between August dates at the Mar. Retbous location with proceeds to heirs.
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