Premium offered for brick church plans and estimates
Architécts invite plans and estimates for a plain substantial brick church with steeple and clock to be erected in the city. A premium of one hundred dollars is offered to any person furnishing a plan and estimate approved and adopted by August first. Emphasis on ample fresh air,-fitted pews, and safe circulation. Advertisements to printers in Savannah Charleston Baltimore Washington Philadelphia New York and Boston. Augusta Georgia April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
John Murray
Savannah
Charleston
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Borton
Augusta
Geo
Blackh Smiths Business Opens Augusta Shop
Dill and Metzger announce they carry on business in Augusta on the lot where Mr Dixon lived in Washington Street. They pledge prompt, accurate service and invite customers to favor them with their patronage. Two apprentices wanted about 16 years old. boys of color preferred. April 14.
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Augusta
Dixon
Washington Street
N. B
War Department notice inviting war ration proposals across multiple posts
The War Department invites separate proposals for supplying all rations for United States troops from Oct 1, 1807 to Sep 30, 1808 at posts including Niagara Detroit Chicago Vincennes New Orleans St Louis Norfolk Fort Mifflin Fort Jay and other locations. Additional proposals cover Jan 1 to Dec 31 1808 for Georgia South Carolina Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania New York Connecticut Massachusetts New Hampshire and Maine posts. Rations specified per man include beef or pork bread rum and other items with price adjustments allowed to reflect fair proportion.
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Department of War
United States
Niagara
Detroit
Michili- Macinacy Bort Wayne
Chikapo
Ohio
Michiany
Poduana
Military Pot
Hiwassee
Jennessee
Georgia
Tennessee River
Washington
Indiana Territory
St. Louis
St. Charles
Koskeskia
Chokia
Louisiana
New Madrid
Indiana Trritory
Misssippi River
Fort Maflac
New Orleans
Piacquimines
Point Coupee
Cacheta
Natchitoches
Appleovfas
Attekapa
Fort Stoddart
St. Stephens
Charleston
North and
South Carolina
Norfolk
Virginia
Fort M‘henry
Maryland
Columbia
Fort Mifflin
Carlisle
New York
Fort Trumbull
Fort Walcott
Connecticut
Rhodesand
Vermont
Fort Independence
Boston Harbor
Massachusetts
Bringfield
Maine
Portsmouth
Portland
New Hampshire
District of
Springfield
Michilimackirac
Chikago
Sea Board
Indian Frontier
H. Dearborn
Gallatin Stallion Gallatin at Gallatin Court-House 1804
Gallatin and TKZILL stand the season at Gallatin Court-House and be let to mares for twenty five dollars with one dollar to the Groom. The season runs April fifth to August first. Mares not in foal receive care and pasture. owners of Gallatin grant liberty but not liable for accidents. Gallatin, eight years old, fifteen hands and a half, proved to be a reliable foal getter with several progeny in early reports. He is by imported Bedford with a strong English lineage. pedigrees trace back to notable English studs. Performance records from 1802–1803 show Gallatin achieving fast mile heats and four-mile heats, rivaling continental stock, with frequent wins credited to Bedford’s get. Public note to view at the stand for full validation of his high standing in race origin and performance.
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Greenville
Tunis
America
Judy
Elias Earle
Iare
Ramsey
Ness
Columbia Court-House
Tue
Gallatin
Farellongorm
Georgia
Bedford
Mambring
Menttlio
Ford Grosvenor
England
Dengannes
Cades
Crab
Weslock
Gallewey
Phean
Asabiang
Mambrino
Mr. Grimes
Grosve- Ber
Nayler
Sally
Beck
Callatin
Brimmer
Rosetta
Betsey Baker
Shark
Commierce
Visage
Levin‘han &c
Richmond
Virginia
Chericston
Rocky Club
Bedsford
Wrecericktibury
Fi. Cay
Naecy- Aiz
Preatease
Danpannoh
Bidford
Vaitesse
Dangannom
Saac Ramsey
Joseph Cotton
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Blackh-Smiths
London
Isaag Herbert
Mibers
Conneticut
Yale College
Universty of Georay
S. H. P. Lee
Man
Gro
Doar Samuel H. P. Lee
Srp
Herbert
Angefta
University
New London
J. Meigs
Ranaway
Bella
Archibald Hatcher
Columbia County
Rose
Isaac Herbert
War Department
Marshals Sales
Marnet
Louisvilles
Toogaloe
Barret
Bobo
John Hall
Franklin
Toogaloetach
Cleaveland
Hugh Mc Donsidin
Franklill
Haugh McDonald
James Bias
Thewfin
Pike
Gro. W. Noore
Fjefferson County
Louisville
Golphin Old Town
Feiling
T. Golphin
Sizel-Creek
April
Ife
Richmond Fair
Joen
Iohn Jones
Stack
Apparenty
Fail Negro
H. MM
TYRE
Anaway
John Ranea
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