Local figure declines legislature candidacy after fifteen years service
The subscriber announces he will not seek election to the legislature, citing private business and family needs. He emphasizes gratitude to the electors of the county who have supported him for fifteen years in city or county public service and explains withdrawal is due to immediate obligations. Dated July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph. Hutchinson
Harry Melton
Wm. F. Taylor
Campbellton
D. C
Terms of sale for an original work in Charleston 1810
The notice from Charleston outlines sale terms for an original work. Price options include one copy for three dollars, with 1000 copies or more in discounts of 3, 0, 4, 8, and 12 months credit. Further deductions apply for larger quantities, described by tiers and days. The author commits to no other copies and invites formal approval by letter to the subscriber through water or care of the sender, David Ramsey.
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Charleston
S. Carolina
David Ramsey
U. States
U. S
America
Royalist Stable Offer at Washington in 1810
Edward Jordan advertises Royalist and Whip mares for sale or lease in Washington. A stable offer runs to October 10 at 20 dollars with January 1 payment, 15 dollars discount in fall. One dollar to the groom per case. Mares that did not stay previous season may return in fall, not liable for accidents. Royalist or Whip to stay for next spring. July 14 1810.
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Washington
England
America
Edward Jordan
Royalist the English Stallion Prominent in Davidson County
Davidson County citizens certify the English stallion Royalist as among America’s finest horse stock. They note his two seasons in Nathville, his high earnings, superior colts four and five years old, and his outstanding European performance. A long certificate lists numerous local men supporting the claim to Royalist’s excellence.
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Davidson
Nathville
Royalist
Europe
America
John Bradley
John Strother
William W. Seavey
John B. Hogg
Andrew Scany
Thomas Alaiborne
William A. Subtill
Jobn Braham
Fobn Griffin
Fos. Green
Alex, Carmichael
Jos. Parkes
M. Mitchell
Thomas Talbert
John Coffey
Hall
Frs. Philips
Francis May
Blackmon Coleman
Andrew Jackson
James Bright
George M. Deadrick
Land Auctions in Lincoln County by Dooly Executions
On the first Tuesday 1 September next the court house in Washington Wilkes county will auction multiple Lincoln County tracts. Properties include Savannah river lots with mills and homes totaling about 851 acres, 300 acres Scruggs place, 200 acres near Egypt Hughes, 146 acres opposite Winns Island, and 4.451 acres by Soap creek. All seized from John M. Dooly via three U.S. circuit court executions and listed parties Bogert Kneeland Oakly West Cook Scruggs Walton.
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Washington
Wilkes County
Lincoln County
Savannah River
Soap Creek
Scruggs Place
Egypt
Hughes
Rocky Creek
Ware
Douglasses
Winns Island
Tolbert
States House
Milledgevile
Savannah
Hick
Percival Ward
Farmer
W. J. Young
Great Satilla
Camden
Jefferson
Bull
Head Bluff
Altamaha River
Finhalloway Creek
Glynn
James Wright
St. Mary’s River
Camden County
Great Satilla River
Said County
Alexander Wright
Crooked River
Said
Dr. Irvine
John Simpson
Brunswick
Alexander‘Gown
John Grayham
Spaldin
Heney Lawrence
Sunsbury
Notice to creditors of Thomas Lamar Winfrey estate
All persons indebted to or having claims against the estate of Thomas Lamar Winfrey dec. are requested to render their demands properly arrested or apply to the subscribers or to Charles Goodwin attorney at law Town Creek Mills South Carolina May 5.
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Thomas Lamar Winfrey
Charles Goodwin
Town Creek Mills
South Carolina
Nail Manufacture Change of Ownership In City
The subscriber announces he has purchased the Cut Nail Manufactory from Mr Welch and will continue the business at the corner of Washington and Ellis streets opposite Calffrey and Buffin’s Tavern. Nails of all kinds will be made and sold on Welch's terms with prompt supply from a seasoned workman. A supply will also be kept at Jacob Danforth’s Broad Street store with identical prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Washington and
Ellis Streets
Calffrey and
Buffin
Jacob Danforth
Broad Street
State treasury defrays claims via comptroller general
Fractured OCR passage notes liquidated demands against the state of Georgia handled by the Comptroller-General Hines Holt William Robertson and Commissioner Fobu McKinnon with terms of sale or cash.
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Georgia
Ted
Hines Holt
Wm. Robertson
Fobu M.kinnon
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