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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1811
Page
5
A jumble of terms appears to list foods and brands such as Birds Brown Sugar rice and Pepper. Other items include references to places and names, but the text is fragmented and lacks coherent events or actions for a clear summary.
A dense display of town notices and advertisements includes items for sale such as lime, hats, nails, copper, paint, linseed oil, and sugar, plus several political notices naming candidates for sheriff and representative. Also lists attorneys, notices of stock leaving and tax matters, and a dissolution announcement.
The notice warns taxpayers of adjustments after July and lists dates for debt settlements tied to the late Mr. Charles Gaecury. It also advertises a courtroom ordered sale in Augusta and Richmond County, detailing land parcels and the estate of the deceased to be sold on the first Tuesday in September.
On the first Tweedy in November next the property known as Angufa between those bounds and containing three fourths of an acre lies in Richmond County on Sayane street near Bart. The land is part of the estate of Seaborn Jones. Wilkinson and James Rae Wilkinson infants, by next friend John B. Wilkinson, guardian, are involved under an order of the public inferior court of Richmond County.
Pursuant to order of Lincoln County Inferior Court the real estate of West Cork, Georgia, containing about three acres and a tract of land with improvements, will be sold at the courthouse on the next October day to satisfy debts with credit and security provided. Prudenta Martin, administrator, and Charles Martin, executors, oversee the sale.
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