W A Bowles warns Muskogee allies amid treachery and war
From May 16 New Providence printers release a copy of a talk by W A Bowles director general of Muskogee. He describes Spaniards trying to seize lands and warns against joining their schemes while urging unity, peace with the United States, and defense preparations at Picolata. He accuses Pensacola governor talks of being insincere and calls on leaders to spread the speech.
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New Providence
Prinler
Muskogee
W. AT
Bowles
St. Mary's
St. Augoustine
Your
C. G. M. Repington
Brethern
Spain
United States
Stato
Mer
Pensacola
Picolata
Colonel Hawkins
Apuithia Mekka
W. A. Bontés
Consignment Sale at Du Pre's Cash Store
Fast sale on consignment at Du Pre's Cash Store with a large stock slashed to cash prices. Items include casks, axes, spades, shovels, reap hooks, nails, kegs, lead, Spanish Brown, oil, and flannels offered at low cash rates or on notes at 60 or 90 days. May 23.
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du Pre
Notice of land sale disputed by ad signer
Public caution against purchasing a tract of land on Poplar Hill advertised for sale in the Georgetown Gazette. John Callum claims no claim to the land. the informant asserts full power to sell and offers to prove it to any prospective buyer. Dated June.
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Epes
Georgetown
John Callum
Poplar Hill
Catalog of Goods and Miscellaneous Textile Items Listed
A fragmented inventory lists sugars and pepper, raisins, candles, kegs, and various fabrics such as cotton shirting, calico, broad cloths, and cambrics. It includes sewing items like handkerchiefs, tablecloths, muslin, napped mufflers, cravats, toweling, linings, and linen, plus tools such as razors, scissors, steelyards, and needles. Also noted are household goods including tumblers, crockery, mustard, vinegar, crackers, and candles, with quantities and pack sizes.
Notice to creditors in the estate of William Lester
Persons having claims against the estate of William Lester deceased of Black River must present them duly authenticated within the legal period and those indebted must pay promptly to settle the estate. Robert Lester is the executor.
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William Lester
Black River
Robert Lester
Saw Gins and Mills Offered in Meeting Street Advertisement
Js SYMONDS announces Saw Gins to process three to four hundred pounds of clean cotton in twelve hours by hand and six hundred to two thousand by animal or water power. He touts thread quality versus the roller gin, offers various mills for grinding corn and polishing rice, and toll milled saw gun and grist mill. Also seeks enslaved workers and Blacksmiths with monthly or yearly wages, applications at the Georgetown Gazette Printing Office in Charleston, May 28.
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Js Symonds
Meeting Street
Ann Gourlay
Orphan House
Toll
Meetingstreet
N. B
Georgetown Gazette
Charleston
Cotton ginned by raw gin cleaner than roller gin
ANN GOURLAY testifies on Tuesday 26 at J Symonds house Meeting Street that raw gin cotton proved cleaner and freer from dust than roller gin cotton. She notes carding took longer but produced knots free fiber and thread as fine as the roller ginned sample.
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J. Symonds
Meeting Street
Ann Gourlay
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Alexander Snow
Philadelphia
Levi Salomon
LCE
Savage Smith & Co
Philip. Elliot
Savage.smith. Dd. Co