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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1810

Page

8

John Harwood Seeks Sale of Property Improvements

John Harwood offers property for sale noting improvements are in pretty good order. No further details.

John. Harwood N. B

Notice dated May 5 for Tas ee Ai

A dated notice from May 5 references Tas ee Ai in a formal filing. The readable text specifies no further details about action, authority, place, or deadlines.

New Medicine: Dr Rogers Pulmonic Detergent Promoted

Thomas I. Wray & Co announce constant stock of Dr Rogers celebrated Vegetable Pulmonic Detergent for coughs catarrhs incipient asthmas and consumptions. The medicine is said to have brought happy effects in the East and North and should prove successful in the Southern States as well. Certificates accompany the claim of high medical patent scrutiny.

Thomas I. Wray, & Co Rogers Sothern

Vegetable Pulmonic Detergent Promoted by Readers

The advertisement extols Dr Roger's Vegetable Pulmonic Detergent as a lung remedy based on eighteen years of practice. Testimonials from George Hunter and Gideon Lee describe severe coughs, bleeding, and recovery after using the medicine, urging others with pulmonary complaints to try it.

George Rogers New York George Hunter Roger Sam Gideon Lee

Royalist Stable Notice At Washington In 1810

Edward Jordan announces Royalist will stand at his stable in Washington through October next at 20 dollars payable by note on January first, with 15 dollars dischargeable in fall. A dollar to the groom per case. Mares failing to stand in spring may continue fall season but not liable for accidents. He pledges best horses from England or America and will keep Royalist or Whip for spring.

Washington Otober England America Edward Jordan

Royalist the English Stallion Receives Davidson County Endorsement

Davidson County citizens certify that Royalist, famed English stallion, stands among America’s finest horse stock. They note his five Nashville seasons, superior foals, and promise as saddle and turf horses. A long list of signatories attests to the stallion’s celebrated reputation and progeny quality.

Davidson Nashville Europe America Pat Royalit

Insolvent Debtor David Taylor Ordered to Appear

Georgia Greens County records show David Taylor, in custody of the sheriff, is ordered before the Inferior Court in Greensborough on September 15 to be examined on insolvency and discharged if he fails to show cause or comply with the law. Dated June 3, 1810.

Georgia Green County David ‘Taylor David Taylor Greensborough Court House

Negro Harry Melton Seeks Freedom After Absconding

A notice offers a reward for the return of Harry Melton, a former enslaved man from Campbellton South Carolina, missing about six weeks. He is believed to be near his wife’s residence or aboard a boat between Augusta and Savannah. Reward of 30 dollars for capture and 10 dollars for information leading to his return, 20 dollars for information about harboring him. Reading Pace July 14.

Harry Melton Wim. F. Taylor Campbellton S. C

To Rent The Store Occupied By William Bones and Co

Store is available for rent with possession on the will be given on the roth of October next. Terms apply to the Subscriber or in his absence to Mr. John Campbell. John Moore.

William Bones and Co Roth Ocober John Campbell

Elijah Clark as Candidate for State House Representative

Elijah Clark escalated as a candidate for representing the state in the United States House of Representatives, with filing noted on June 23. The message announces his candidacy and authority for the campaign.

Candidate Joan Forsyth for U S House Seat

An official notice announces Joan Forsyth Esquire as a candidate to represent the state in the United States House of Representatives. The document is dated June 2.

Joan Forsyth Esquire House of Representatives of United States

Hutchinson Declines Legislative Candidacy for Personal Reasons

Joseph Hutchinson announces he will not seek election to the legislature. He cites private business and family welfare, expresses gratitude to county electors, and notes fifteen years of public service without refusal in city or county roles.

Joseph Hutchinson

Sale terms for an original work announced in Charleston

Charleston May 1 1810. The prospectus details sale terms for an original work. One copy costs three dollars or up to 1000 copies with varied credit terms of 4 8 and 120 months. The author pledges no further copies in the same state. A third or fourth deduction applies with different quantities and time frames. Respond by letter to the subscriber or deliver by water or care of Wan. DAVID RAMSEY. TO NOW ENGRAVING.

Charleston Carolina Faley David Ramsey

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