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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1809
Page
4
An 18th or 19th century notice describes arrangements at Beardinge House Vauxhall. It details lodging provisions and entertainment for guests and staff, mentioning detached rooms and a host named Tagler. The text notes a manager tending Livete Soohts and regular care for patrons.
A fragment from a historic notice references the Laud ad Plantation and a landmark site where one locale now lies. The readable portion hints at property or land naming and a hinted location tied to a past estate.
A long 1809 Augusta post list records numerous named correspondents and addressees. The fragment shows many individuals with Christian names and surnames, some titles, and a closing signature James Fraser P.M. with April 9.
Property of William Kaneeea beside Bicad and McIntosh streets in Augusta city to be sold in three lots with a dwelling and outbuildings. Land eight miles from Wacol and near a plantation with crops and stock. Viewable at the office of Thos Cumming and John Murray. sale on May 1st at 10 o clock in the forenoon.
By order of John Simkins the personal property of Catherine Richards deceased is to be sold at public auction. The sale will take place on Monday at the residence of Joun Spur Zunegger, with payments due and terms announced at the time of sale.
The trustees announce quarterly terms for the Columbia County Academy. Residents outside the county may be accommodated with board, and fifty or more families are mentioned as conveniently located near the academy. By order of the President, J. Scriscor.
A dated colonial notice outlines breeding rules for mares and ownership terms. It details penalties for noncompliance, payments in a breeding season, service charges, and the maintenance of horses. The document references penalties, waivers, and procedures for mares and servants involved in stud operations.
The piece traces Gallatin’s breeding, noting Bed ford as a key contributor to horse improvement. It lists names such as Gallatin, Regules, and French lines, with references to Richmond Virginia and a date around March 25, 1809 involving Joseph Cotter and William Low.
The Imported Horse Royalist will begin its season at Edgefield c u s c on March 20 and end July next, at 30 dollars payable January, with option to discharge for zero if the mare is first put. The horse stands near 16 hands, by Siltram out of King Herod dam, and has earned from 400 to 1200 guineas. He has faced and contended with top racers such as Seoul Dare evil Don Quixotte Golden Rod and others. March 18.
Fragmentary notice from Richmond jail about a girl named Wanna tied to a case involving Florida and South Carolina, with reference to Cambridge. Officials request compliance and removal of the girl from the jail record.
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