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Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1813

Page

4

The Celebrated Running Horse Bonaparte Station Details

BONAPARTE will stand this season at my Burke county plantation 14 miles from Waynesboro on the Quaker road two days in nine at Waynesboro rough starting March 1 and 2 and 8 in rotation. He is priced fifteen dollars to mares payable January next with ten dollars by December 20. four mares receive the fifth free. Notes expected with mares.

Burke County Waynesborough Quaker Road Bonaparte

Hambleton the famed English sire to stand in Columbia County

The Hambleton stallion will stand on the Washington road twelve miles above Augusta at ten dollars for the season with eight dollars due within the season and four dollars for a single mare. insurance costs twenty dollars and the mare must be in foal, notes due August next. He is described as a tall mahogany bay with superior running pedigree and a claim to high racing rank, supported by certificates and sworn statements from breeders in the area.

Bonaparte Red House N. C Jockey Club Jno. Lewis Alderman Ri Ogilby Orator Mr. Ogilby Caswell Court Horse N.C KE. Kennon Comm Roe Bedford Capt. Jones Morning Star Commerce Hillshopo Caps Bowling Green Jas. Swanson Mr. Swanson Woodland Joe Gen. Byne C. R. Byne Hamberton Columbia County Washington Road Augusta Hamsteton England John Beall Harwood Roberts Darwin Kay Barb Lord D’arcey America Hambleton Charles Bitts Lunenburg County Virg Milledgevilla Milledgeville Wilkes Oglethorpe Columbia Warren Hancock Baldwin Washington Burt Virginia Krout Ajea Sandersville Dubiitlewinton Hartford Marion Clinton Neathello Madison Eatonton Gresneborough Sparta Sparksout Augustin Harris R. Perry Sour Kront Sour-Krout Edward Jordan

Reward Offered for Deserted US Soldier Parker in Savannah

A seventy dollar reward is offered for the capture and delivery of William Parker a US Army soldier who deserted from the Barracks on the 15th last. Parker is about 30 with a dark complexion large black whiskers and a stout build. He is 5 feet 6 or 8 inches tall and was recruited by Capt. D E Twiggs of the Infantry. Major L Manning commands at Savannah.

Army of the D. E. Twiggs L. Manning 8Th Regt. U.S. Infantry Savannah

Archibald Dam by Favelin at Vitteto Spring Meet

Archibald the colt by Favelin debuts this season in Edgefield district at Vitteto Spring Meet. Bred for sale at 25 dollars with discharge option before October first and a dollar to the groom or seventeen and a half dollars paid with the mare.

Edgefield

Imported Horses For Sale At Vitteto Spring South Carolina

A sale notice promotes The Imported Horse Alexander and other lineages from English turf and Arabians. Describes pedigree, pasture, fencing, and feeding terms. Prospective buyers are warned the seller, W Smalley, bears no liability for accidents or escapes. March 12, 1830.

Wan Sheppard Bushtiveron Satuda Newbery W. Smalley

Deserters Sought in 1813 Military Notice

Military post issues a reward for three deserters from U S forces. Jonathan M. Jackson first says Milledgeville and Oglethorpe county roots, age 25, 5 ft 10 in, light complexion. John Butler 19, 5 ft 4 in, Abbeville born. Thomas Dial alias Thomas Jones 20, 5 ft 8 in, dark hair and blue eyes. Reward Ten dollars per deserter plus expenses. Bath February 20 1813.

Jonathan M. Jackson U. States’ Infantry Inf Meckjinburg County Virginia Oglethorpe County Milledgeville Kewt Everett John Butler Bailey Greensborough Dee Abbeville Carolina Thomas Dial Thomas Jones Edward Holloway U. S U. States’ Service Wa. Jones, Cane 8Th U. States Infantry Bath

Agent in Augusta Seeks Military Courier Information

In Wilkes county Georgia contractors for the Army of the United States appoint me their agent here. Commanding officers passing by or visiting this place should provide early information on the ratios they may heed here. Letters on this subject will be strictly attended to. B. Picquet. Augusta January 4 1813.

Washington Wilkes County Army of the United States Georgia

Notice to creditors of Dewcax Matheson

All persons having demands against Dewcax Matheson late of Augusta deceased are required to present them properly attested within the time prescribed by law and those indebted to him must pay the subscriber Alex Matheson Adm Te Feb ES tf

Dewcax Matheson Augusta

Sour-Krout advertised stallion at reduced price in Milledgeville

An 1810 notice promotes Sour-Krout a stallion priced at 25 dollars with payment and delivery terms in Milledgeville. It details mares’ foaling guarantees, insurance, stud fees, and conditions for care, including transport routes, pasture, and biscuit-level notes. The writer cites endorsements from local figures and claims high foal success and simulacra of imported stock.

For Rent and Sale Listings on Broad Street and Kickie Creek

The advertisement offers a dwelling with garden and two Broad Street stores, a stand with a store cellars and salt room, two grazing lots, and a tract of land near Kickie creek in Columbia County. It notes supply of seasoned flooring and ceiling boards and mentions ink powder sold at the office.

W. Brux John Hill Little Kickie Creek Columbia County Col. Jenkins Seaborn Jones

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Celery Gen. Mesd Pilgrim Celer Claudious Buckskin Gol. Baton Col Satcerwhites Thomas M Hamlett William Taylor Thomas Elimore Herndon Heraldson William Parker Abraham Duna Toba Elimore Thomas Phillips John Barton Thomas Feffreys John Hubbard the Beautiful Goretal Orse Stately Black All Black Baxter's Mill Hancock County Pleasant Bonner P. S Archibald Watlnut Favelin Eclipse Alexander Sweet Messrs Benj. Sherrod, Co B. Picquet Alex, Matheson Adm John Hill ’ Gee Williams
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