John Harwood Sells Property Improvements Sound
John Harwood has for sale property with improvements in pretty good order.
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John. Harwood
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1810
Page
4
Notice May 5 Update
Notice dated May 5 provides a brief update with terse details. The readable fragment lacks clear names places or actions, shaping a minimal record of a routine notice.
New Medicine Dr Rogers Pulmonic Detergent
Thomas I. Wray & Co announce DR ROGERS VEGETABLE PULMONIC DET detergent as a new remedy for coughs catarrh incipient asthma and consumption. They claim strong Eastern and U S success and anticipate similar results in the South. Certificates accompanying the remedy suggest high medical endorsement and public patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas I. Wray, & Co
Rogers
Sothern
Dr Roger's Vegetable Pulmonic Detergent Endorsed
Public notices two testimonials from New York users praising Dr Roger's Vegetable Pulmonic Detergent for lung ailments. George Hunter recounts relief after bleeding and illness. Gideon Lee notes a young relative's apparent cure of a pulmonic complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rogers
New York
George Hunter
Roger
Sam
Gideon Lee
Royalist to Stand at Stable in Washington in 1810
Edward Jordan advertises Royalist and Whip will stand at his Washington stable through October, with payment terms of 20 dollars by note due January, dischargable for 15 dollars in fall, and one dollar to the groom. Mares not standing in spring may remain for fall but no liability for accidents. Royalist and Whip to stay for spring, best horses kept from England or America. July 24, 1810.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Otober
England
America
Edward Jordan
U. States
U. S
Certificate on Royalist stallion endorsement in Nashville
Davidson County citizens certify the English stallion Royalist as among the finest foal getters and horses. They note his five Nashville seasons and claim his colts show superior stamina and quality for saddle and turf use. A long list of signatories includes prominent local figures and Andrew Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Nashville
Europe
America
Pat
Royalit
Insolvency Hearing Ordered for David Taylor
Georgia Green County court orders David Taylor brought before the Inferior Court in Greensborough on September 15, 1810 to be examined on insolvency under the Insolvent Debtors relief act. If no sufficient cause is shown, and he complies with required legal requisitions, he will be discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Green County
David ‘Taylor
David Taylor
Greensborough
Court House
Reward Offered for Runaway Slave Harry Melton
A $30 reward is offered for the return of a runaway slave named Harry Melton last seen about six weeks ago. Melton, formerly owned by W. F. Taylor of Campbellton South Carolina, is believed to be near his wife’s residence at Mrs. Weffels place or working on a boat between Augusta and Savannah. Ten dollars is paid for his delivery to Apputta jail, or twenty dollars for information leading to arrest of any harborer. Pace, July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Melton
Wim. F. Taylor
Campbellton
S. C
To Rent Store Occupied by William Bones and Co
The store now occupied by William Bones and Co is for rent with possession given on the 10th of October. Terms available from the subscriber or, in his absence, Mr John Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bones and Co
Roth
Ocober
John Campbell
Candidate Elijah Clark Seeks State Representation
The message announces Elijah Clark as a candidate to represent the state in the U S House of Representatives. It notes the date June 23 and includes initials or signatures. The fragmentary text confirms campaign intent without further details.
Joan Forsyth Nominated for State's U S House Seat
Announcement declares Joan Forsyth Esquire as a candidate to represent the state in the United States House of Representatives with the date June 2 indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Forsyth
Esquire
House of Representatives of
United States
Joseph Hutchinson Declines Legislative Candidacy
The subscriber announces he will not seek election to the legislature due to private business and family needs. He thanks the electors of his county for fifteen years of public service and states nothing could persuade him to withdraw except his stated reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hutchinson
Sale terms for an original work in Charleston May 1810
The notice outlines sale terms for an original work: one copy for three dollars, or 1000 copies or more with varying credit periods of four eight and 120 months. It mandates the author to furnish no other copies in the state and offers deductions from prices with 60 90 and 120 day options. Respondents are asked to indicate approval by letter to the subscriber, David Ramsey, care of Wan, Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Carolina
Faley
David Ramsey
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