Lands for Sale Across Craven and Berkeley Counties
Property listings describe numerous tracts including 461 acres in St Mathews Parish known as Old Poplar rats with a good beat stream. 1388 acres in Laurene district near Saluda and Ready rivers by Maxwell's Bridge. 50 acres in St Mark's Parish Craven County on Lode Prion and John Canty lands. 400 acres granted to Jonathan Drake with Mattesee Creek, Craven County on Santee River. 550 acres conveyed to John Dubois then Samuel Dubois and Rev Alexander Findlay. 205 acres Berkley County Santee River south of a large lake. 500 acres Craven County Santee River to Gomes Hoigseau and Philip Porcher. 263 acres Craven County bounded by Gaillard and Keith lines. 200 acres Craven County with Porcher and Leighton. 1200 acres St Johns Parish Berkley County with Dubois and M Kelvey references.
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St. Mathew’s
Laurene
Saluda
Ready Rivers
Maxwell's Bridge
Walnut Creek
Samuellulan
John ‘Seymour
John Canty
Jonathan Drake
Butlermen
Mattesee Creek
Craven County
Santee River
John Dubois
Samuel Dubois
Alexander Findlay
Berkley County
S. M
Gomes Hoigseau
Kenry Patcier
N. W
Philip Porcher
S. W
Packe
Theodore Gailard
Samuel Dubuis
St. Stephen’s
S.E
Peer Gourdin
John Gaillard
N .B
George Bogley
Peter Sink
N. E
Theodore Gaillard
Alexander Keith
Aim
John Seymour
Isaac Porcher
John Leighton
Nathaniel Broughton
St. John’s Parish
Wm. Fiudd
James M'Kelvey
Robert Javin
Cornelinus Constantius
Nwi
David Maul
Henjamin Cumming
Mathias Franks
Turkey Creek
Slinkney
York County
Broadriver
N.W
James Gibson
N W
Robert M.ciere
S. E
John Monk
James lMetherington
Harper
S E
Charles Canth
Gabriel Marion
John Mathews
James Vi.Kelvey
Lamuel Dubois
Wr. Newman
Elias Ball
James Kinlock
Little River
David Davie
John Centy
Prince Frederick
Wyboopwamp
J. Seymnour
Kley County
Mardy
Witten
Wassamasaw
Little Santee
T A John Seymour
A. Findlay
John Roots
St. Stephen’s Parish
Baird
Appy
Charleston
Dan Lehre
War Department notice inviting oil ration proposals for 1817 1818
The Secretary of War advertises for separate proposals to supply oil rations for U S troops from June 1, 1817 to June 1, 1818, across Michigan Ohio Kentucky Illinois Mississippi Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland District of Columbia Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia and nearby areas. Rations include one pound plus one quarter beet or three quarters pound pork, bread or flour, rum or brandy, two quarts salt four quarts vinegar four pounds soap and one and a half pounds candles per hundred rations. Prices for parts may be altered to bear proportion to total price. Contractors bear supply risk. loss by enemy or U S troops paid at article price upon proof. Supplies may be requisitioned in advance by commanders in urgent cases. August 2. William H Crawford Secretary of War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michilimackinac
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Michigan
Upper Lake
Ohio
Lake Michigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ilinois
Lidiana
Missouri
Mississppi
Louisana
Gulph
Mexico
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York
Highlands
New-York
West Point
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
U. States
United States
WM. H. Crawford
Secretary of War
Treasury Revenue Circular on Oct Coin Demand Note
Circular from the Treasury Revenue Office dated August 24 advises collectors not to demand coin for internal duties and direct taxes on October first unless banks arrange to provide suitable medium. It notes that proper notice will be given if such an arrangement is made. Commissioner Samuel H. Smith signs the letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Revenue Office
Treasury Announces Payment Dates for 1814 1815 Treasury Notes
The Treasury Department lists payment schedules for notes due in 1814 to be paid October 1, notes due January through June 1815 to be paid November 1, with interest ceasing after these dates. Payments will occur at Loan Offices in New York Philadelphia and Newark, with holders to apply at the respective offices. The notices urge state commissioners of loans to publish broadly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
City of New York
Newark
Piaiadelpine
Philadelphia
Philadelphis
United States
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Christopher R. Greene
East Baptist
Humphrey Graves
Augusta
Raner
Larkenett
Fears
Walton George Graves
Wis Deparrueryr
Tsio
Rocky Comfort Creek
Jefferson County
Christopher R Greene
Greene
James Jackson
William H. Jackson
Jackson
Cautiou
Charles Burnett
Seymour
Alexander Findley
Willliam H. Jackson
Shore
Charlesson
Samuel H Smith
Commissioner of the Revenue
John Middleton
Brewer Mejor
Mongmery
United States Infantry
Mii ii
Arlid
G. R. Bridges
Rutherford County
Bailey
Gaines
T. R. Ruffin
Fort Montgomery
Bina
Savannah
Major
Mary Fox
Sheriffs Sale
Springfield
City of
Broad Street
Marbury Street
Grierson
Johnson & Kurry
John Patrick
Johnson Kunze
Berry
Taylor and Savage
David West
Thomas Glascuck
Sneril
Reynold Street
Phinizy
J.G. Leroy
David M.kenney
Col. Millzoy
John T. Leve
A. Rhodes
Jun
p.s.R.c
Sheriff’s Sale
Waynesborough
Burke County
Coujo
Lewis
Rod Lewis
Clark Archer
James Lambert
Marvin Platt & Co
John Pell
Cour House
Facknonborough
Scriven
L ‘Ng
Brier Creek
Jobe Conyers
Richard W. Wilde
Rbr
Warren
John C.nnelly
Berjemin E.tison
Solomon Kemp
S. S. c. Anons
Sierius
Warrenton
John Beasley
James Beasley
Nathaniel Williams
Abner Rogers
S.w.c
Richmond
Tom
Aaron Richardson
Beaufort District
Ben
Geo
Putnam
Saldmonte G III
Matthew M‘crary
John M.crary
Samuel Hall
Elbert Court House
Warhatch Creek
Thomas Burton
John Burton
Elbert County
Wells Thompson
Nan
Lida
Peyton
Johnna
William Thompson
Asa Thompson
Debonis Noty
Greeasle
Inferior Court
Burke Courty
Court House
Martha Laffeer
Wm. Sapp
Dee
Joseph Shawmake
Edward Lasseter
Admi G
Bucke County
Scrive County
Dill
Otheng
Svannah Road
Jockenborough
John Lasseter
Benjamin Harris
Glascock
Lmse
Sophia Harris
Cynthia
Jonathan Kennnedy
Edgefield
South Carolinia
S.r
Sam
Miller
Island of
St. Thomas
Jacksonborough
Scriven County
Jim
Col. Davis
Waynesborous
Surke County
Gower
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