Early 19th Century Newspaper Notice on Subscriptions and Law Notices
A historic ad page outlines weekly and semiweekly publication terms by A H Pemberton with prices in advance and arrearage rules. It also covers distribution restrictions, advertisement rates, mail remittance risks, postpaid letters, and legal notices for executors guardians and land or slave sales with required sale dates and publication periods.
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Court of Ordinary
Water Grant to McGraw Associates in Augusta 1828
The City Council of Augusta grants Thomas McGraw and associates a 25 year exclusive right to bring water into the city from the Savannah River and nearby springs. They must supply pure water to the Market House by January 1, 1831, repair streets at their expense, and provide hydrants for fire use. No taxes are imposed on residents for this contract, and users may subscribe to the water at their discretion.
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Georgia
Richmond County
Augusta
Thomas McGraw
Thomas MecGraw
Savannah
Thames MicGean
All- Susta
Pera
Thomas Cciran
NEW York Courier & Enquirer
Miss Wright
Bill
Parr Street
Intemperance Society
Harleam
France
Cato’s
Bloomingdale Road
Harlem
Long Island
Joel Catlin
Water contract terms with Thomas McGraw in Augusta
The document outlines water supply terms lasting twenty five years with Thomas McGraw and associates. Provisions include regular delivery, penalties for delays, valuation by a five person panel, price limits per family, exceptions for certain establishments, and city rights to renew or purchase the works with city taxation exemption during the contract.
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Thomas McGraw
Augusta
Broad-street
Thomas McGran
L. S
Globe Hotel Promises Comfort and Modern Accommodations
The Globe Hotel advertises ample space neat rooms and notable comfort for families travelers boarders and visitors. It touts experienced management strong stables and reliable stage schedules to Elberton Pendleton Milledgeville Savannah with varied departure and arrival times. Augusta dated September 9 1829.
Grenville Widow Reopens School on Greene Street
Espectedly informs the public that by friends advice she continues the school of her late husband Grenville with daughter assistance. She will teach Reading Writing Arithmetic English Grammar Geography History and Algebra in all their branches. Tuition terms available at the School Room on Greene Street next to City Wall.
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Mars. Grenville
Cianurs Grenvinu
Greene Street
City Wall
Auction and commission business announces city role
Lathan Hall informs the public that he has been appointed by the City Council as auctioneer for Auguste. He offers services to owners and buyers, with arrangements for advances on consignments. Auction Store at 193 Broad S hews, formerly A. Bigelow, Jan 13.
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Broad *Jackson Streets
Masonic Hall
Augusta Bank
State of
Georgia
Latham Hall
Auguste
Broadshevs
A. A Bigelow
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