Sour-Krout the Stallion in Washington Offers Breeding Deals
An advertisement outlines Sour-Krout a celebrated English horse for breeding in Washington. Terms require Twenty Dollars by December 25 and Thirty Dollars on discharge, with season details, mares fed for 25 cents daily, and liability limited. Sour-Krout described as fast elegant and highly bred by Highflyer with a lineage linking to Sir Peter Teazle and others. past racing feats at New Market Ascot and other courses cited as proof of merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Washington
Krout
Sour-Krout
Fixer
England
Sportin Dictionary
Highflyer
Ongst
Sourkrout
Escape
Souskrout
Fire
Sir Peter Teazle
Diamond
Pepper
Skylark
Rockingham
Skyscraper
Toby
Oberon
Screventon
Sparkler
Guilford
New Market
Sour- Krout
Sir W. Afton
Ascotheath
Javelin
Nile
Chambooe
Mambrino
Blanford
Phaland
Ruler
Merry Andrew
New
Oniagh
Hichy
Pratt
Neic
Imported Racehorse Prospect Advertised in Milledgeville
A fragment notes payable by note to accompany macrs for mares left with a horse. Alexander, sired by Lord Grosvenor's Alexander out of a Sweet-Brier dam, stands 16 hands high and is described as a powerful, active runner. Advertisements in racing calendars and a Milledgeville paper promise the best imported horses to stand at Wahington Milledgeville and Greensborough, via E. Jordan for W. Smalley. March 29.
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Alexander
Lord Grosvenor
Eclipse
Sweet-Brier
Herod
Milledgeville
Wahington
Greensborough
E. Jordan
W. Smalley
Young Spread-Eagle to Stand in Warrenton Area This Season
The thoroughbred stallion Young Spread-Eagle will stand half the time at a stable near Warrenton and half at Jeremiah Beall's. He will be leased to mares for ten dollars for the season with eight dollars if paid within the season, four dollars per single visit, and twenty dollars to ensure a mare in foal. Free grazing is provided, but no liability for accidents. The horse, rising six, stands about fifteen hands and is praised as fast, with lineage from Spread-Eagle Mouse-Trap and Janus. The season runs from March rosh to July first.
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Rockey Comfort
Warrenton
Jeremiah Beall
Speed-Eagle
Spread-Eagle
Spread-Ea
Mouse-Trap
Janus
Young Spread-Eagle
Georgia
Estate sale and Planters Bank subscription notice
The Goed deceased Thomas Beard estate to hold a two day sale starting April 22 at the subscriber’s house with cattle hogs furniture tools and more then the following day at Columbia Court House the remaining stock of goods including a general assortment of new fashion goods a wagon and horses credit offered and terms announced sale continues until complete. Also a Planters Bank of the State of Georgia subscription plan announced authorizing six months to subscribe with shares up to 1900 and a list of commissioners noted Savannah February 11 1810.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownshire
Thomas Beard
Columbia Court House
Ann Beard
Planters Bank of Georgia Incorporation Meeting Held
The Planters Bank of Georgia commissioners met in Savannah on January 15 1811 to announce public subscriptions. They will publish notices in Savannah Augusta Milledgeville Washington and Athens and begin taking subscriptions Friday February 1 at eleven o'clock at the Exchange long room for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planters Bank
State of Georgia
City of
Savannah
Charles Harris
John Bolton
James Johnston
Edward Swarbreck
W.B. Bulloch
John Caig
George Anderson
Edward Stebbing
George Scott
William Mein
John M. Berrien
Zachariah Miller
Augusta
Milledgeville
Washington
Athens
van Zant
P. Kelly Bakers
Philadelphia
Broad Street
Charles Johnson
Ogechee Navigation Company Plans Subscriptions and Meetings
Commissioners meet in Louisville to open public subscriptions for a canal project from Canoochee to Rocky Comfort. Notice directs weekly Gazette ads in Louisville Savannah Augusta Milledgeville, with sessions starting April 10 and every Saturday for ninety days, Feb 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Robinson
John Berrien
John Powell
Little B. Bostick
Michael Sherman
Louisville
Salvannah
Augusta
Milledgeville
Ogechee River
Canoochee
Rocky Comfort
Knapen and Hubbard Enter Copartnership as Tailors
Knapen and Hubbard announce a new copartnership continuing the Tayloring business from the former Thomas Knapen shop at the upper end of Broad Street. They offer cloths cambrics westings and related goods of the best quality for cash only and invite orders from town and country with prompt attention. January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapen & Hubbard, Land
Tayloring
Thomas Knapen
Broad Street
Westings, &c
Notice to all debtors of Bradley and Knapen
All persons in arrears to the Subscriber by note, book account, or otherwise are urged to come forward and settle by January 17. Thomas Knapen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brad ‘Ley & Knapen
Augusta Gabbotte church lottery plan outlined
The Augusta legislature approves a church lottery to raise funds for a Catholic church in Augola. A 2500 share scheme assigns prizes totaling 10 600 with 15 percent deductions. drawings are to occur in May under trusted managers at the Bank of Augusta. Prizes unclaimed after twelve months become charitable donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augola
Bank of Augusta
Unsigned Governor Notice From Georgia Officials
A fragmented early 19th century notice appears from state authorities. It references the governor Hor Marbury and editors of Augusta Chronicle and Sagan repub Augusta Chronicle. The text hints at publication of a delivered Augie tice and mentions a description but lacks complete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hor. Marbury
Sagan Repub Augusta Chronicle
Georgia
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Administratrix Sales
Planters’ Bank
Planers
State of
Planters
United States
James Fahnstein
M. Berrien
John Cary
Andrew Low
John Cumming
Edward Stebbins
T. P. Williamson
William B. Bulloch
Administratrix Sale
Fobn Rhodes
David Uarquharty
John Catlett
John Rhodes
Catlett
Bedford
Tratty
Iampkin
Mary Rhodes
Joh Wilcox
The
Ogechee Navigation Company
S Abcriber
Sam
Fesibiary
Delaigle
Copartnership
Daniel Pine T
New Bake
Smith
Reynoldtreet
Calffrey
Bostin’s
J. J. Perin
Jesse Smith
Mirror Printing Office
Kentucky
Tennessee
George Allbritton
Amos Allbritton, Verity
Adeptorsh
Groger
Chiny
West-Indies
Augista Gabbotte Church Lottery
David Reid
R. Tubman
H. Nesbit
John M‘kinne
John Cormick
B. Bignon
James Toole
Francis Bouyer
Jas. B. Lafitte
David B. Mitchell
Jones County
Nancy Wells
Isaac Wells
Jess
James Malone
County of
Columbia
Warren
U. States of America
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