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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1809
Page
8
A damaged text fragment describes Beardinge House at Vauxhall with a notice about rooms and facilities. It mentions tariffs and terms of accommodation, a caretaker, and daily provisions. The passage references detached rooms and a listing of services.
The fragment notes a place called Laud ad Plantation and references a present state of one entity lying there. It hints at historical land use and possible estate details but provides minimal readable context or dates for a fuller summary.
A roster of names dated March 31 1809 appears, listing many individuals with readings like Robert Alleh Jonathan of Israc Ashbury and James Fraser P.M. The fragmentary entry references post office communications and messages for numerous correspondents, with occasional titles and roles noted.
The notice advertises an executor sale in Augusta near Bicad and McIntosh streets, with a front of about 162 feet. It offers three lots, a plantation, and various real estate pieces with buildings to be laid out for buyers. Property details and inspection terms are provided, with sale set for May 1 or 7 at 6 o'clock in the evening.
By order of John Simkins executing a sale of the personal property of Catherine Richards deceased. The sale will occur Monday at the firm’s premises, with terms and conditions made known on the day of sale. Goods include household items and chattels. Joun Spur Zunegger is named as agent.
The trustees set forth terms for attendance and payments at Columbia County Academy. Payments are quarterly in advance and residents outside the county may be accommodated with board under stated terms. The notice names the president J. Sriscor and mentions arrangements for six polite families.
Fragmentary article outlines rules for breeding mares including payments, penalties, and terms. It mentions a December date, fees in dollars, and penalties for foal issues. Also notes a figure described as an operator with age and possession, plus conditions about care and ownership.
The article traces the lineage and impact of the Gallatin Arabian stallion on English and American stock, citing breeders like Bed ford and lines through Regt, with mention of horses such as Gallatin at Richmond Virginia. It records dates around March 25, 1809 and names Josph Cotter and William Low as figures in the breeding circle.
The Imported Horse Royalist will start his season at Edgefield c. u. s. c. on March 20 and end July next, at 30 dollars payable next January. Mares may be left for breeding with the horse, at moderate feed cost. Royalist, by Siltram out of a King Herod dam, stands near 16 hands and has prize-winning form against rivals like Seoul Dare evil Don Quixotte Golden Rod. March 18.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a person described as a girl named Wanna and a request to comply with relocation to Toliven Rofische in South Carolina. The legibility is poor and details are unclear about authorities or dates.
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