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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1813

Page

8

Citywide Powers Grant for Public Works and Social Controls

The act grants the city authority to erect public buildings including hospitals workhouses and penitentiaries to regulate streets lanes and public spaces and to oversee measures of weight and sale. It empowers policing of enslaved people freepersons and vagrants with penalties up to twenty dollars and labor terms up to one year for noncompliance. It also authorizes lotteries for improvements and limits annual funding to ten thousand dollars with U.S. presidential approval for fund use.

Riley United States Fife District of Columbia Washington County Withington

Johns Carters New Medicine Store Opens Nearby

Augusta April 23 1815 notice lists various medicines and surgical supplies for sale at John Carters new shop next to the Post Office. Includes calomel digitalis opium camphor logwood aqua fortis and lancets among many other items with Mullers paints and dry oils also offered.

John Carter

The Celebrated Running Horse BONAPARTE at Burke County Farm

BONAPARTE a deep blood bay sixteen hands stands at my Burke county plantation fourteen miles from Waynesboro on the Quaker road during the present season until June tenth. He will stand at Waynesboro on March first and second and will be let to mares at fifteen dollars payable January first or ten dollars if paid by December twentieth. Four miles earns a gth free and a six dollar single visit. Insurance money due when mare foals or ownership transfers. Notes expected with mares. No liability for mares from distance. pasturage gratis and grain at proprietor’s expense. Bonaparte described as muscular ten years old with strong constitution.

Wathington Walhington City of Washington Leas United States U. States Columbia District of Columbia Sach Lot Icts Washington H. Clay House of Representatives Wa. H. Crawford Senate Wall Burke County Waynesborough Quaker Road Bonaparte Milledgeville Wilkes Oglethorpe Warren Hancock Baldwin America Will Ray Virginia Sear-Kront Sandersville Dublin Irwinton Hartford Marion Clinton Monticello Madison Eatonton Greensborough Sparta Sourkrout Augustin Harris R. Perry Edward ‘Jordin

Bonaparte the imported Diomed horse in North Carolina racing record

Bonaparte, claimed as the finest imported horse in the country, is traced from Celers and Partners lineages with a storied North Carolina race record. He won match races at the Red House in May 1796, defeated rivals at Caswell Court House and Hillsboro, and claimed victories at Bowling Green and other venues. Breeders certify his quality and foal fertility, with local witnesses endorsing his first-rate performance.

Bonaparte Red House N. C Jockey Club Mr. Jno Lewis Alderman Mr. R. Ogilby Mr. Ogilby Caswell Court House Bowling Green Jat Swanson Doubehead Bonapatte

Rags and Cash Givens for Linen at Office

In a brief notice, the office offers clean linen and cotton rags for sale or reuse, stating available stock and requesting inquiries. The exact quantities and pricing are not specified in the readable text.

Missing Soldier Wanted in Savannah Arrest Notice

A deserter from the United States Army is sought by authorities. Described as five six to eight inches tall, dark complected with large black whiskers, about thirty years old, a shoemaker by trade, enlisted under Captain D B Twiggs. He absconded from barracks on the 5th last month. commanded by Major Manning at Savannah.

United States Army Che Kers Stout D. B. Twiggs Uy. 1 Manning 8Th Regt. U.S. Infantry Savannah

Sour-Kroot advertisement for 1817 season at Milledgeville

An 1817 breed offer promotes Sour-Kroot at Milledgeville with reduced price and flexible payment options. The notice details season terms, insurance, colt care, and mare handling across several Georgia towns, praising the horse’s beauty, strength, and proven foal-getter quality.

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Pan Eyvan Carter Augusta Mullers Forrel Diomed Celer Janusy Gen. Mead Pilgrim Celer Claudious Buckskin Quicksilver Col. Eaton Col. Satterwhites Thomas M Hamlett William Taylor Thomas Ellmore Herndon Heraldson William Parker Abraham Dunaway Tohn Ellemore Thomas Phillipa Jon Burton Thomas Feffreys John Hubbard Marchch Sour-Krout
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