Bedford Sired Stallion Bedford at Fifty Dollars a Mare
Bedford resumes season at the Woodlands near Columbia permitted to breed with mares for fifty dollars each paid in advance. Mares fed on best pasture with gain and curry daily for eight weeks. longer stays may incur moderate charges. Agent William Gordon notes Bedford’s famed racing legacy with Peccy and Lorrery, three-year-olds that have won three times each on Charleston turf.
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Wil
Woodlands
Columbia
William Gordon
Wade Hampton
Bedford
Virginia
Peccy
Lorrery
Charleston
Building a Brick Court House at Columbia Court-house Bid Notice
A notice invites bids at Columbia Court-house on the first Monday in May for a two story brick court house seventy five by thirty feet with stone foundation and detailed brickwork. Plans and payment terms available for inspection. Also sale of two or three lots of public land in the county. John Foster Thomas Cobbs W. Drane.
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Columbia Court-house
V.z
John Foster
Thomas Cobbs
W. Drane
Franklin Courthouse
Franklin County
Webb Kidd
Hickory Level
Broad River
Atfalom Picflell
Michael Box
Jacob Hollingsworth
Said County
Maxfield Kennedy
Grove River
Stephen Brown
Abram Shankle
Jonathan Clark
Said
Teogaree River
Joseph Edwards
Moses Denman
Jacob Purced
Edmund King
Faid
Grant and Robins
Edmund Levell
Samuel M‘ Kee
H. Terrell
Gallatin the Stallion at Ramsey Farm in 1807 Season
Isaac Ramsey and Joseph Cotton advertise Gallatin the celebrated horse at their Columbia plantation. The season runs April 1 to August 1 with mares set to Gallatin or Tuta ry rive Doutvars, breeding guarantees, and fall foal option. Gallatin stands fifteen hands two, eight years old, of English stock from Bedford Mambrine and related lines, with notable turf performances in Virginia and South Carolina.
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Gallatin
Georgia
Bedford
Mambrine
Lord Grosvenor
England
Dungannon
High Flyer
Cade
Crab
Galloway
Mambrino
Grimes
Naylor
Sally
Brimmer
Rosetta
Betsey Baker
Shak
Commerce
Virago
Levizhan &c
Richmond
Virginia
Charleston
City
Frederickburg
Nancy Aix
Vait
Isaac Ramsey
Joseph Cotton
My Plantation
Greenville Distri
South Carolina
Black Sultan
America
Tunis
United States
Elias Earle
War Department invites separate proposals for long term rations
The War Department seeks proposals for supplying all rations for United States troops from October 1, 1807 to September 30, 1808 at numerous western posts including Michilimackinac Detroit and Chiktago and at posts along the Ohio and Mississippi rivers and in Georgia North and South Carolina Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania New York and New England plus Springfield Massachusetts. Proposals also cover rations for January 1 to December 31, 1808 at listed eastern posts and for Springfield armory workers. Ration details include beef pork bread rum and other staples with price specifications and advance delivery requirements. The contractor bears risk and must provide credits and officer certificates for any losses. Proposals due by the first Wednesday in June. H Dearborn Secretary of War.
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Department of War
United States
Niagara
Detroit
Michilimacinac
East Wayne
Chikego
Kentucky
Tennessee
Parrison
Vincennes
Wabath
Fort Meffac
New Madiic
Chickasaw Bluff
Arkansas
Natchez
Fort Adams
Mississippi Territory
Washington
Indiana Territory
Mississippi River
St. Louis
St. Charles
Kaskaskia
Chakia
Louisiana
New Madrid
Midisippi River
Fort Maffac
New Orleans
Placquimines
Point Coupee
Cacheta
Natchitoches
Applecufas
Attakapa
Fort Seathart
Fort St. Stephens
Orleans
Missisippi Territory
Georgia
Charleston
Rocky Mount
North and
South Carolina
Norfolk
Virginia
Fort M‘henry
Maryland
Columbia
Fort Mifflin
Garlisle
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Pittburg
Fort Jay
West Point
Albany
Shereétady
New York
Nongsra
Thisteenth
Fort Trumbull
Fort Wolcott
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Vermont
Fort Independence
Boston Harbor
Massachusette
Ofpringfield
District of
Maine
Portsmouth
Portland
New Hampshire
Springfield
Massachusetts
Michilimackinac
Sea Board
Indian Frontier
H. Dearborn
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Sheriff’s Sale
Charles Read
Robert M‘natt
Waynesboro
Richmond Fair
John
John Jones
Shaves Ferry
Carolina
H. M.tyre
S. x
Anaway
Thomas
Savannah
John Ranea
War Department
Marshals Sales
Soogaloe
Barret, Bobo
John Hall
Franklin
Toogaloe
Cleaveland
Hugh M‘donald
James Blaz
Thomfin
Ggo
W. Moore
Pb. Mu
Hefflins
Warren County
James Hefflin
Keown
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