Retirement notice for Augusta Chronicle editor seeks sale terms
After eighteen years in Georgia journalism the Augusta Chronicle editor announces retirement with the paper available on reasonable terms. It has strong patronage from the general government and broad Republican support. The notice invites inquiry by letter at the office and states the Chronicle can be seen at various printing offices to inspect its Republican complexion.
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Augusta
Georgia
Republican
Savannah
City Gazette
Charleston
Raleigh Register
Virginia Argus
Aurora
N. B
the Chronicle
Tom Paine
Paris
Cheetham
Mr. Cheetham
Paine
Underhill
Painesild
Practising Lawyer seeks junior partner with library in South Carolina
A respected South Carolina lawyer offers a three year partnership to a younger practitioner on liberal terms. He will contribute an excellent law library and requires an advance of 1000 dollars as part payment and security. Interested parties should contact A. Z. at the Centinel Office. June 2, 1810.
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S. Carolina
A. Z
Centinel
Petition to Sell Deceased Bidker Perryman Real Estate
Nine months after date, application to the inferior court of Montgomery County for leave to sell all the real estate of Bidker Perryman, late of the county, deceased, for the benefit of heirs and creditors. Jacob Ricks, adm'r, May 5.
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Inferior Court
Montgomery County
Bidker Perryman
Said County
Jacob Ricks
Adm’r
Notice to Sell Land in Warren Randolph County
Nine months after date hereof application will be made to the inferior court of Warren county for leave to sell a tract of land on Little River known as number 187 in the 1st district Baldmin now Randolph county. The sale is for the benefit of the heirs of Josiah Persons deceased, administrator Thomas Persons.
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Inferior Court
Columbia County
Little Kiokee
William Mackintosh
Ramsey, Gardner
Moody Burt
Yachee Creek
Cummings
Yarborough
Gardner
Peter Culbreath
James Culbreath
Adin’ Ry
Mgm
Warren County
Little River
Leave to sell estate of Col. Joseph Welch in Burke County
Nine months after date we shall make application to the Honorable Inferior Court of Burke County for leave to sell all the estate real and personal of Colonel Joseph Welch deceased. William Welch, administrator of Eliza Welch, 4475 April 14, 1810.
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Hon. Inferior Court
Burke County
Joseph Welch
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