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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1810
Page
8
Joseph Hutchinson announces he will not seek the upcoming legislative election. He cites private business and family welfare as compelling reasons and expresses gratitude to electors of the county for fifteen years of public service in city and county roles. Date noted as July 7.
The notice from Charleston on May 1 1810 details sales terms for an original work including prices for single copies and bulk quantities. It outlines credit options of 4 8 and 12 months and various percentage deductions for different copy counts and payment terms. Readers are asked to signify approval via letter or trusted delivery to the subscriber, David Ramsey.
Edward Jordan announces Royalist or Whip will stand at his Washington stable until October 10 next for 20 dollars payable January first, with 15 dollars discount allowed during fall. One dollar to the groom in each case. Mares not standing last season may return for fall but no liability for accidents. He claims best accommodations and will keep left horses from England or America and Royalist or Whip for spring.
Davidson County residents of Nathville certify Royalist as a premier English stallion and sire. They praise his Europe records and note his two seasons in Nathville yielded superior colts likely to become top saddle and turf horses. A long list of signatories attests to the high standing of Royalist and his progeny.
On the first Tuesday in September next at the Wash ington Court House Wilkes County the following Lincoln county tracts will be sold: 851 acres with mill on Savannah river Soap creek mouth. 300 acres near Scruggs place. 200 acres on Savannah river near Egypt and Rocky Creek. 146 acres opposite Winns Island with grist mill and dwelling. 4451 acres near Soap creek Tolbert area. Property of John M. Dooly levied under three executions from the 6th Circuit District of Georgia. Wm Jones b M D 6 July 28 1810 tf
All persons indebted to or having claims against the estate of Thomas Lamar Winfrey deceased are requested to present their demands properly sworn or apply to the subscribers or to Charles Goodwin attorney at law Town Creek Mills South Carolina May 5
The subscriber announces he has purchased the Cut Nail Manufactory from Mr. Welch and now operates 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. Nails also stocked at Jacob Danforth’s Broad Street store with uniform prices.
A fragment indicates terms of value or cash demands against the state of Georgia have been liquidated by the Comptroller-General. Names such as Hines Holt, Wm Robertson, and Commissioner Fobu McKinnon appear in the snippet.
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