Land Sale Ad in Apalachicola and Gadsden County
Auction notice for two land tracts from the estate of Reuben Hicks. One tract near Apalachicola River offers 400 acres waterfront humock and canebrake with a sugar mill and slave quarters, plus 120 acre sugar cane field. Second tract in Gadsden county near Quincy spans 800 acres with island cotton. Terms: one fourth cash, balance as credit over three years with bonds. Brokers listed for inquiry.
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Avin
Hicks
Apalachico
Eng
Quincy
Fla
Jesse Ocker
Hardaway
S. Ta
James Drummond
Seerster
Diamond Grove
Brasewick Va
Gadsden County
Pia
Tal- Jedeere Road
Johnwee
Foremin
Muse
Burwell B. Wilkes
Br’or
Reuben & Hicks
Charles A.bran
Russell County
Ala
Phraim Brown
A. Brown
A. J. Brown
Legatnes
Valuable Lands for Sale and Southern Independence Rhetoric
A 19th century notice advertises four hundred acres in Russell County Alabama and land on Wolfe and Notcheway creeks with terms for sale. The page also contains a lengthy, heated political appeal urging Southern resistance to abolition and Union dependence, concluding with a ghostly sign-off from a Native Georgian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A Gonere
Che Cimes: a Tuesday December 17, 1850
Publication fragment notes a Che Cimes event on a Tuesday in mid-December 1850. The readable text provides no clear names, locations, or outcomes, leaving the item as a brief, date-focused notice.
The Boston Fugitive Case and Hughes Defenses
A long polemic defends Willis Hughes in the Boston fugitive slaves affair. It disputes charges in Justice and alleges a political use of the Crafts case to attack Southern rights, recounting letters from Macon and Savannah figures praising Hughes and detailing delays and legal obstacles in Boston.
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Dia
Hughes
William
Ellen Crafts
Boston
Macon
Abolition Party
Athens
America
Messrs Ray
Rosa
Florida
Robert Collins
Public assurances by Macon citizens on Mr. Hughes’s character
In November 1850 Macon witnesses defend Willis H. Hughes against defamation tied to fugitive slave recapture. Signers include Geo W Towns, Robt Collins, Jas Dean, James Dean, Chas Campbell, Thad Holt, and others asserting his untarnished honor and urging support amid calumny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Nesbit
Macon
State of
Georgia
Willis H Hughes
Hughes
Boston
Rost. Collins
Ina FH. Taylor
Willis H. Hughes
Ivate Citiras
Geo
W Towns
Robt Collins
RA Latkinson
Sam TJ Ray
M A Franklin
James Dean
Geo Mlogan
John B Ross
Asher Ayres
AR Freeman
Chas Campbell
Thad G. Holt
W B Johnston
S Clanier
BE Moultrie
Griffin
Scott, Carhart & CO
Bray, Carhart & CO
AH Chappell
Thos L Ross
New York
Cobb
the Express
Muscooreamp
Asat- Cultural Society
Soutlh
South
Caantes A. Peanoot Esa
James M. Cuamnuns
Peabody
Local Candidates Announced for City-Offices
Weare requests to announce JAMES Pf. MAGUES as candidate for Marshall. J. Brooks named for Deputy Marshal. H. Noble nominated for Tax Collector in Muscogee County. JAMES FERGUSON billed as candidate for Receiver of Tax Returns for the January election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weare
James Pf. Magues
Marshall
Tert Jae
Charles E. Mims G
Dee
J. 4. Brooks
H. Noble
Muscogee County
James Ferguson
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the Times
Forsyth
Esai
Congress
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Freeeilien
Webster
Clay
Foote
Toombs
Veron
Governor Townstation
Terry
R Patrioi
Stewart County
Opie
Columb
Crawford
Jur
Ned
Ight Etter, Alge
Jackson
Miss
The
Southrox
Uawn
Columbus, GA
Charleston
Halifax
Brown& Shipley
Fair Orleans
Mobile
Upland
J H Means
Goyernor
South Carolina
Pov
Norra
John Calvert
Chicago
St Louis
St Louiss
Althout
Lare
Sted Jnion
Lis
Savannah
Joan W. AnnExson
Sir
Re Oth
M. Patto
Robert H. Griffin
James
John P. King
Charles Collins
Elamber
John. Forsyth
Columbus
Charles, Murphy
Decatur
Mark A. Cooper
Cass County
Bythe
J _M PATTON
Willis Hughes
Heroof
Rosert Cains
James Nesbit
City of
State
Gro
John B Lamar
Howell Cobb
W H Hughes
Joun B Lamar
T’ Conner
Dec
Macon Volunteers
Z T Conner
McDonald
Wilsel
Fluenes
iIt
Lahen
Messia
Hatever
Union Party
Tribune
James Nisbet
Harrison
Justice
Iit Bill
Lin
Woodbury
Lunt
A. S
Benj. F. Hallett
U.S
Barnum
Seth J. Thomas
Sprague
Supreme Bench
Leger
Curtis
United States
Supreme Court
Jeffries
Journal & Messenger
Sleman
Teuciss
Dr. Collins
Colling
William Scott
Vineville
Southern Rights Party
Collins
North
Fay
Crittenden
J ‘Ice
T’ Parker
Jessuaye
God
Theountry
Aac
Friends
Jt Wete
Prion
Senate
House
Free States
District of Columbia
Maryland
Mesers
Stephens
Union
Southern Literary Star
NHE
Star
Famini Newsraven
Daily
Alabama
Carro
WM. C. Howell
Girard
EPP
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