Augusta Chronicle seeks retirement terms for long-time editor
The Augusta Chronicle editor, after eighteen years in Georgia and the Old and New Country, expresses a desire to retire but not relinquish leadership. The paper, valuable and widely circulated, invites offers on reasonable terms and seeks patrons from government and Republican supporters. Applications of interest may be sent to the listed offices.
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Augusta Chronicle
Orgia
Georgia
Aurora
Pramising Lawyer Seeks Partnership With Younger Man
A promising lawyer in the upper part of Carolina seeks a three year partnership with a younger professional on liberal terms. He promises a fine law library and asks half the fees due, with advance payment. No applications without prior assurance of such terms. For details contact A. Z. at Centinel Office. June 2, 1810.
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Carolina
Professon
Jil Alsoon
A. Z
Centinel
Cut Nail Manufactory Reopens Under New Proprietor
The subscriber announces continuation of the nail manufactory at the corner of Washington and Ellis streets opposite Calffrey and Boston tavern. Nails of all kinds will be made and sold on Welch’s terms, with steady stock and prompt service. Jacob Danforth will also keep a supply at Broad Street store for customer convenience. May sale items include casks of nails and brads consigned from E. Welch.
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Tr. Welch
Washington and
Ellis Streets
Calffrey and
Jacob Danth
Broad-Street
Ten Dollars Reward for Lydia the Runaway Negro Woman
Ran away from the subscriber in late January Lydia a 25 year old woman about five feet six inches tall with a large scar on her right elbow. She is well known in and about the area. Reward will be paid to anyone delivering her to me at Louisville or securing her in jail. April 1.
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Lydia
Eibo
Land Auctions in Lincoln County by Dooly Executions
On the first Tuesday in September next at the Court House Wash ington Wilkes county the following Lincoln county tracts are levied as John M Doolys property under three United States circuit executions. The parcels include a Savannah river tract with Soap creek mouth 851 acres a 300 acre river tract Scruggs place a 200 acre tract near Egypt and others a 146 acre river lot with a mill and dwelling opposite Winns Island and a 4451 acre Soap creek lot adjoining Tolbert. Wm Jones p m d c July 28 1810. (tf) By
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Court House
Towun
Washington
Wilkes County
Lincoln County
Savannah River
Soap Creek
Scruggs. Place
John. M. Dooly
6Th Circuit
United States
District of Georgia
Bogert
Kneeland
John M. Doaly
Daniel Oakiy, & Co
John M. Dooly
We Cook
Theodore Scruggs
Robert Walton
Prime Negro Fellow Near City Hotel July 28
A report notes a crime involving a man described as a prime Negro fellow of superior page bay, named Willer or Winfield Mason, located three doors below the City Hotel on July 28. The fragment records little other detail beyond the suspect’s alias and location.
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Auperior Paige Bay
Reward Offered for Stolen Sorrel Horse
A $50 reward is offered for a sorrel horse stolen on Thursday the 1gth instant. The nine year old, about fifteen hands high horse has English blood, a blaze, a scar on the back from a saddle, and white spots on the legs. Delivery of the horse to William Allen at Mount Eron will bring the reward, plus ten dollars on delivery plus expenses. Date noted as July 28.
Left at this Office a silver Watch Notice
Office missing item notice states a silver watch was left at the office and the owner may claim it by proving property and paying for the advertisement dated July 14.
Notice to Sell Land of Obiana Bugg Dec’d in Twiggs County
Nine months after date an application will be made to the inferior court of Richmond County for an order to sell one tract of land containing 202.5 acres known as No 7 in the 26th district Wilkinson now Twiggs. The sale benefits the heirs and creditors of Obiana Bugg deceased. Bazel Lamar administrator. July 28, 1810.
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Inferior Court
County of
Richmond
Wilkinson County
Twiggs
Obtiana Bugg
Leave to Sell Land of John Askew Dec’d in Jones County
After nine months an application will be made to the Inferior Court of Greene County for leave to sell a 202.5 acre lot in Jones County ninth district of old Baldwin. The sale benefits the heirs and creditors of John Askew deceased. Lilly Askew and Elijah Rovine signed December 30 1809.
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Inferior Court of
Greene
Jones County
Old Baldwin
John Askew
Forensic Eloquence on Madame Bonneville Libel Trial
A New York Columbian report recalls the Cheetham libel case against James Cursrum for accusing Madame Bonneville of prostitution in Paine biography. The court found him guilty with a light fine, while the defender extolled the complainant’s injured honor and denounced the libel as a threat to private reputation and civil society.
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Sperocey
Sampson
James Cursruam
New-York
Thomas Paine
Cheetham
Madame Bonneville
Hofman
Carver
Samps
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Jacob Danforth
E. #Welch
Brads
Timothy Richards
Marshal Sales
Wm. Jones
P.m.d.c
William Allen
Mount Eron
Bazel Lamar, Adm
Mgr
Lilly Askew
Elijah Rovine
Mgm
The
New-York Columbian
Lucretia
Caesar
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