Notice of sale of John Catlett estate in Richmond County
Nine months from the date hereof application will be made to the Inferior Court of Richmond County for leave to sell the real estate of John Catlett deceased for the benefit of heirs and creditors. The property includes multiple tracts in Richmond and neighboring counties, city lots in Augusta, and river land in Washington and Effingham counties. Claimants to any interest in the property are advised to take notice. John Scott and Lindsey Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Richmond
John. Catlett
Savannah River
Augusta
Richmond County
Washington
Bedford
John Catlett
John Milledge
George Walker
David Usqu Hate
Augutta
Cornelius Dy Fart
David Urquhart
Lamkin
Skinner
Reuben Coleman
John Rhodes
Cornelius Dysart
Thomas Pace
John Stalling
Richard Cull
Broad-street
Broad Street
Reynold-street
Reynold Street
James Brown
Nathaniel Cocke
Reynoldtreet
Oid City
Doctor John Powell
Rueben Coleman
Henry Todd
Washington County
Oconee River
Owen Sullivan
Beavendam
Richland Creek
Thomas Shaw
Ditto
Zachariah Phillips
Stewart
Ohoope
Samuel Bran. Ham
J. Killgore
Ohoopee
Mill Creek
Samuel Underwood
Alatamaha River
William David
William Green
Robert Perite
Effingham County
Scull
London and Portugal News Reach New York In August Dispatch
On August 26 the Herald from Liverpool arrived with July reports. Capt. Price carries despatches from London to Mr. Foster as battles shift in Europe. Yorke sails for America with a squadron. British actions touch Portugal and Spain, and Maffena heads toward Spain with plans for the Peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
Herald
Price
Liverpool
Mercantile Advertiser
London
Lloyd’s
Silverpool
Joseph Yorke
Portmouth
Venguer
Brown
Danemark
Biffet
Edinburgh
Rolles
Pyramus
Dashwood
The
Rover
Finlay
Bingham
Proudman
America
Foster
Maffena
France
Spain
Portugal
England
Captain Price
Mr. Foster
Cagtato ‘Price
Gth
Plymouth
G6th
Cove
59Th Regiment of Foot
Ays
Jersey
Guernsey
Ballaferes
Radia
Holland
Staries
Venningen
Morlaix
New- York
Bordeaux
Louisa
State of U.S. hostilities debate and Cabinet remark
The article notes that official circles are prepared for possible hostilities and cites a cabinet member’s private statement. It mentions a London-based gentleman and a ministerial perspective on the President and Little Belt, signaling heightened diplomatic tension and commentary on current policy.
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Liverroot
U. States
Little Belt
London
Departure from Nofertes Sparks Naval Accusation
An officer captain odgert and the entire crew swore an oath that the Little Bele fired the first shot after being hailed twice, asserting their claim amid the dispute.
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Nofertes
State of New York population and industry figures
Abstract details New York state population growth from 1731 to 1811, distribution across counties, towns and villages, militia enrollment, and expansive manufacturing data. Includes loom outputs, cloth, distilleries, bakeries, paper mills, ironworks, glass, rope walks, sugar houses, nail factories, and total value estimates with locations like Onondaga and Cayuga. Notes extensive road and bridge company activity and school fund totals.
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New York
State of
New-York
Nat
Val
Botties, &c
Ontario
Columbia
Washington
Rensselaer
Oneida
Onondaga
Genessee
Seneca
Albany
Cayuga
Jefferson
New-York Co
Dutchess
N. Y
Therby
Vast 19th century state brief extols utopian wealth and waters
The passage outlines land and revenue figures for a northern state, noting about 1,000,000 acres of lands, large funds, and substantial annual revenue. It highlights industry, colleges, post offices, newspapers, and ships, with exports totaling over 26 million dollars and extensive mineral resources. It praises geography from Albany to Lake Erie, river systems, and navigable lakes, claiming unmatched potential for business, emigration, and travel.
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Song
Tate
United States
U. States
Paris
Atlantic
New England
St. Lawrence
Ohio
Albany
Lake Erie
N. E
U. States Territory
Hudron
Lower Canada
Europe
Bank Robbery Solved in Charleston After Laborious Probe
In Charleston on September 2 authorities report recovery of funds stolen from the late Office of Discount and Deposits vaults on September 24. Benjamin Gray, a machinist, was arrested after a lengthy bank examination. a Blacklock household suspect was also jailed. A referenced confession from Gray's enslaved worker followed, with details ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stong
Benjamin Gray
Pank
J. A. Mircue Tt
Qorum
Altho
Gray
Paertenay
Wm. Blacklock
Robbery and Recovery of Bank Funds in City
A detachment secured the stolen money found in Meg Grays residence area near the Race-Course. The cash, minus a few hundred previously taken, was restored to the vaults a week after the break in. False keys and a lantern were found hidden with the money, and the public expresses relief at the expartor’s capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gua Wa
Meg Gray
Murder by French and Italian Sailors Grips Market Corner
Last night between 9 and 10, French and Italian sailors killed grocery store owner William Cuamieri at Market and Anfon streets after a quarrel with Mr. Chambers. Chambers was stabbed to death. four arrestee were jailed this morning as Jean B Mitchell Francois Otte Pierre Mathereau and Jean Lalin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cuamieri
Market
Anfon Street
Chambers
Francois Otte
Pierre Mathereau
Jean Lalin
Jean Chocolate
New Order Tightens Control on Passages at Mobile
Fort Stoddert reports a positive order from the Captain General of Cuba forbidding the passage of any powder, troops, or armed vessels past Mobile. The commandant warns that disobedience would be answered for and notes past reluctance to contest schooners. A council of war favored delivering passage to avoid conflict, signaling possible future clashes to uphold free navigation of the Mobile river by cannons.
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Mobile
Cuba
United States
Artifides
Cannen
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BibeFury
Department of State
James Maury
John Pricey
American Joip Herald
J. York
State OF New York
Charleston
Fort Stoddert
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