Sour-Krout Season Offer At Washington Georgia Stable
Sour-Krout advertised for thirty dollars season payment with a reduced Twenty-Five Dollar option and optional fall season, plus one dollar to the groom. The mare is insured by note, foaling terms, and transfer rules, with risk of accidents noted. The stallion, bred by the Duke of Grafton, described as a premier racer and sire by Highflyer lineage, boasts illustrious racing results including match races at New Market and Ascot, and a total prize fund around nine thousand five hundred pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Georgia
Highflyer
England
Sporting Dictionary
Sour-krout
Escape
Fire
Sir Peter Teazle
Diamond
Sir
Pepper
Skylark
Rockingham
Skyscraper
Toby
Vermin
Oberon
Screventon
Sparkler
Guilford
Stickler
Mr. Hanger
Stanyan
Arabian, &Co
New Market
Scar-Krout
Sir W. Atton
Vinegar
Ascotsheath
Javelin
Osherly
Mr. Fender
Sal] Williams
Chamhope
Mambrino
Blanford
Phalang
Rolery
Dorchester
the Kingdom
Merry Andrew
True Blue
Botford
Bramble
Néwe Market
Sour Krout
Edward Jordan
Auction notice for stallion Alexander by Lord Grosvenor’s
The notice advertises sale terms for the stallion Alexander bred from Lord Grosvenor’s stock and from Eclipse lineage. It promises accommodation for mares left with the horse and fed a moderate price, with payment required before mares are taken away. Alexander is described as 16 hands high, active, and well advertised in racing calendars.
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Alexander
Lord Grosvenor
Eclipse
Sweet-Brier
Herod
Milledgeville
Young Spread-Eagle Stallion to Stand at Warrenton in Georgia
The Reabiatae high bred running horse Young Spread-Eagle will stand the ensuing season half at Rockey Comfrt, three miles from Warrenton, and half at Jeremiah Beall's in Warrenton. Mares may be bred for ten dollars the season payable Nov 15, or eight dollars if paid within the season. Single visit four dollars. Twenty dollars to ensure a mare in foal. Pas ture gratis. no liability for accidents. Young Spread-Eagle is a light forrel near fifteen hands, said to be the fastest in Georgia for a mile, from Spread-Eagles and Mouse-Trap lines. Season runs July 76th to July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockey Comfrt
Warrenton
Jeremiah Beall
Spread-Eagles
Mouse-Trap
Janus
Young Spread-Eagle
Georgia
Negro Man Cuffey Wanted for Reward in Augusta Region
An 1830s Columbia County notice offers a ten dollar reward for the capture of a enslaved man named Cuffey, about thirty two or three years old, five nine or ten, with a brown coat and homespun garments. He is believed headed toward Savannah with a wife and brother in Augusta harboring him. The informer Littleberry Clanton promises bounty for apprehension and delivery to him.
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Columbia County
Augusta
Cuffey
Sam
Barach Gibbone
Taam
Hall
Africa
Willy
Kaapen and Hubbard Tenders Thanks and Opening Notice
Kaapen and Hubbard merchants Taylors announce they have formed Copartnership under Kaapen and Hubbard and will continue the tailoring business from the Broad Street shop. They offer cloths cashmeres and westings of prime quality at advantageous terms for cash with careful service to town and country customers. January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oney
Copartip
Tayloring
Thomas Knapen
Broad Street
Arrears Notice to Debtors of Brad ley and F Knapen
All persons in arrears to the Subscriber by note book account or otherwise and those indebted to the former Brad ley and F Knapen are urged to come forward and settle their accounts promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley &F Knapen
George Pibacae
Lable Toifaw
Groves Baranpoiex
Planters Bank of Georgia Commission Public Invocation
Planters Bank of Georgia organizers convene at the Exchange in Savannah on January 15 1811 with Charles Harris and others presiding. They order public notices in Savannah Augusta Milledgeville Washington and Athens and set a February 1 deadline to receive subscriptions, meeting weekly for six months at eleven o'clock in the long Room of the Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planters Bank
State of
Georgia
Savannah
Charles Harris
John Bolton
James Johnston
Edward Swarbreck
Bulloch
John Caig
George Anderson
Edward Stebbins
George Scott
William Mein
John M. Berrien
Zachariah Miller
Augusta
Milledgeville
Washington
Athens
A&t
State of Georgia
Planters Bank of Georgia Subscription Resolution
Commissioners for Planters Bank of Georgia adopt a resolution clarifying the act’s terms. Subscriptions may be made for up to 100 shares per person within six months from February 1, 1810, and books stay open during that period. If not all shares are taken, subscriptions may continue for any number. Named commissioners and Savannah officials signatories listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planters’ Bank
State of
Georgia
United States
Charles Harris
George Scott
James Fobnston
William Mein
Edward Swarbreck
M. Berrien
John Caig
Andrew Low
George Anderson
Fabhn Cumming
Edward Stebbins
Zachariah Miller
Fr. Pe Williamson
William B. Bulloch
Savannah
Ogechee Navigation Company Meeting in Louisville
Commissioners approve public notice to solicit subscriptions for a river improvement project from Canoochee to Rocky Comfort. The meeting in Louisville sets April 16 as the subscription date, with weekly publications for five months and weekly Saturday sessions at Mr Pofner's long room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ogechee Navigation Company
Walter Robinson
John Berrien
John Powell
Little B. Bostick
Michael Sherman
Louisville
Savannah
Augusta
Milledgeville
Ana
Ogedlite River
Canoochee
Rocky Comfort
Augusta Catholic church lottery prize schedule
The notice outlines lottery prizes at Augusta Catholic church with dates and deductions. It lists prize amounts 500 1000 2000 and 2250 with a 15 percent deduction on prizes paid 60 days after drawing completes at the Bank of Augusta. Remaining unclaimed prizes after twelve months become donations. Agents and tickets available from commissioners at the post office and Augusta Book Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of
Auguste
David Reid
R. Tubman
H. Nesbit
John M'Kinne
Oc Cormick
Bignon
James Toole
Francis Bouyer
Jas
B. Lafitte
Augusta
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Harte
Littleberry Clanton
Administratrix
Brownsboro
Thomas, Beard
Columbia Court
Knapen & Hubbard
Daniel Hubbard
J.J. Perin
Smith
Reynold Street
Calffrey and
Buffin
J. J. Perin
Administratrix Sale
Fobn Rhodes
David Darquhart
John Catlett
John Rhodes
Catlett
Bedford
J. Lampkin
Mary Rhodes
Adm
van Zant
P. Kelly
Walldeliver
John Wilcox
N. Delaigle
Agusta Catholic Church Lottery
Zevo Blanks
Jesse’ Smith
Mirror Printing Office
Kentucky
Tennessee
Black Smiths Business
Ellis Fret
Pearrie
Jeremiah ‘Cone
AMO
ALUB
Verity
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