Unclear OCR Fragment Names and Titles List
Fragmentary OCR shows a mix of names and titles including Wally Cockney Old Peters Richard Captain Lightly Old Barnacle and a set of surnames Marshall Turnbull Seymour Hamilton Miller with Penelope Priscilla and Romp tomboy noted. No coherent event or context to summarize beyond a roster-like snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally
Cockney
Old Peters
Richard
Captain Lightly
Old Barnacle
Miss Le'Blond
Mrs. Turnbull Penelop
Miss Miller
Priscilla Tomboy
Mrs. Marshall
Concentrated Tinture of Yellow Bark Advertised in Georgetown
Francis Marshall of Georgetown advertises in June a concentrated tincture of yellow bark prepared in Charleston by Jamies Dalton. The remedy claims strong anti fever and nervous benefits with directions for use as a preventive and for agues, including dosing in tea, wine, or water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Jamies Dalton
London
Georgetown
Oye
Guy's Hospitale
O' Ryan
Grand Hotel Dieu
Lyons
France
New London
Reiph
J. Dalton
Reid
Sims
Medical Society
Plantation mills and cotton gin to be sold at auction
Or Grant offers a pounding mill and a completed cotton gin at his plantation camp. He will pound rice and deliver clean cotton daily and can supply rough rice to mills. He also offers sale of the valuable mills and two saw mills with lands of about 2000 acres near Waterfield. Auction announced for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campit
Blyth
Aterfield
Negro man Moses Scott sought as runaway from Maryland
A beware notice from Georgetown Gazette in Charleston describes a runaway enslaved man calling himself Moses Scott. He is about five to six feet tall, wearing new Baltimore overalls, shirt, and a white cloth jacket. He was last seen traveling northward. The notice requests information for his capture and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Scott
Maryland
William Davidson
G. BE. D
Cotton Ginned at Meeting Street Compared by Subscriber
The subscriber certifies that on Tuesday the 26th in Charleston Cotton ginned at Mr. J. Symonds house in Meeting Street was cleaner and freer of knots than that produced by the roller gin. He carded both lots and found knots remained but spinning was as easy, producing a fine thread. Date noted May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carron
Meeting Street
Annecessary
Ann Gourlay
N.B
Georgetown Gazette
Charleston
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Hutchinson
V. My
Sampit
Huggins
Baur
Willtat Vereen
Little River
Ci.du Pre
Messrs
Norval
Lord Randolph
Glonialvon
Marshall R. Hamilton
Seymour
Bewn
Mr. Turnbull
Lady Randolph
Mire Turnbull
Anna
Mrs. Seymour
A&ts
Er Oe
Mr. Marshall
Turnbull
Berr
Hamilton
Savagr
Francis Marshall
Estruer Ramerdr
Winyaw
J. C. Brown
Adm
Rs Symonds
Charleston, Mey
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