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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1812
Page
12
Fragmentary OCR lists Canuchee and Oconee references with numbers 110 150 99 and names Bo Canuchie Canachee and ohoopie. Readable parts show scattered river or place names and potential tribal or local terms without a clear event or context.
A fragmented 19th century land survey references waters and creeks near Oconee including Hurricane creek Randall's creek Wolf creek and Daniel's creek with adjoining landowners listed and an amount due noted. The document names Sam and Salhooch among others and appears to be a custody of adjoining title and payment details.
The subscriber announces taking a prominent bathhouse position for the upcoming season in Augusta and Savannah. He will open in ten days and provide all necessities to entertain visitors. Immediate applicants may secure a separate house for seasonal stays.
The War Department invites proposals to supply all rations for June 1813 to June 1814 across Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia, and Springfield Massachusetts. Includes detailed ration components, pricing, quantities, delivery at key forts, and advance provisioning rules. Officers’ losses payable by the United States. contractors issue supplies at their risk.
The celebrated Black Arablin Bare Horse will stand at the subscriber's stable in Burke County near Farmer's Bridge on Brier Creek, 15 miles from Louisville, 26 to Augusta, and 14 to Wagesborough. Season starts September 1 and ends December 1 at thirty dollars with options and payments outlined. The horse, of high Arabian blood, arrived from Algiers via Col. Lear and noted by Gen. Ridgeley. a rich saddle and praised lineage accompany the offer.
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