Unclear OCR Fragment About Canuchee and Oconee Names
Fragmentary text mentioning Canuchee and Oconee names with numbers and garbled terms. Unable to determine a coherent event or full context from the readable words.
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1812
Page
6
Fragmentary text mentioning Canuchee and Oconee names with numbers and garbled terms. Unable to determine a coherent event or full context from the readable words.
Records detail waters and adjoining landowners including names such as Sam YS Salhooch and others, with notes on survey status and amounts due. The document cites creeks and ponds in the Oconee region and references multiple land tracts and owners connected to a formal surveying process.
The subscriber informs citizens that he has secured the Richmond Baths for the upcoming season in Augusta and Savannah. He will be ready to receive visitors in ten days and is fully supplied to ensure satisfaction. Immediate applicants may secure a separate house for families wishing to spend part of the season. May 29. J.C.
The War Department invites proposals by November 4 for supplying troops from June 1813 to June 1814 across Michigan Ohio Kentucky Tennessee and eastern states including Detroit Chicago Fort Wayne Belle Fontaine Belle Vue Springfield and surrounding posts. Rations detail beef or pork bread rum whiskey brandy salt vinegar soap candles and ensure six months prep for western ports three months for western waters.
The celebrated Black Arabian bar mare stands at the Burke County stable near Farmer's Bridge on Brier Creek, listing a season price of thirty dollars with twenty dollars due by season end. Mares boarded, fed, and cared for. rotation and free boarding for servants with mares noted. A lengthy pedigree note describes the horse as imported via Col. Lear, praised for bloodlines and form, with a lavish dress and esteemed breeding value. George Allen nominated to represent Richmond County in the House of Representatives.
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