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Newspaper
Georgetown Gazette
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1801
Page
3
The notice informs James Daunous, formerly a defender in the Ged regiment, recalled to his country. A New York commercial house is tasked with aiding his return. Daunous had been in Gibbletown Virginia then Georgia. readers with knowledge of his current whereabouts are asked to inform the subscribers.
Anacreontic verses request a decorative frame for a large wine bowl and Bacchus imagery. The notice by Gavin Turnbull invites subscriptions for Poems Pastoral Descriptive and Elegiac with Scottish Dialog pieces, to be published in Charleston Virginia and Savannah after winter.
Executors solicit all claimants against Ester Rassert late of Winyaw to come forward promptly and directors urge those holding property to deliver it. Pursuant to Vestry order the Episcopal Church will auction pews on the first Monday in July for arrears due, listing pew numbers and purchasers with amounts and purchase money. Church Wardens William Allston and W Pradier signed the notice on June 17.
An indian advertisement from Robeson County North Carolina seeks the return of two enslaved men named Jones and Jack. Jones about 20 years old with notable height and a down look is described as clumsy and with mixed features. Jack, tall with facial marks about 20, speaks slowly and has an arm shorter than the other. They were purchased in January from Stephen Beck and once belonged to Donnelly in Georgetown. Reward offered on delivery or safe lodging, to be paid by the subscriber at his mills near Lumberton or if housed in jail. Also notices children books for sale at the Printing Office.
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