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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1808
Page
3
An apology to readers and correspondents explains a postponement of the Augusta Jockey Club advertisement until next Saturday due to crowding and editing constraints. The notice invites readers to expect Philopatrie next week.
A November record from Congress shows committee organization and key moves. Chittenden of Vermont pushes embargo repeal. Eppes and Burrell propose amendments and access to orders in Council. Debates over U S trade with Britain and France, and calls to enforce embargo laws continue amid limited action.
In Penaieron Jail a Fisher about forty says he belongs to Mr Wilbourn. In Greenville Jail a young Tanner named Reuben belongs to John King in Abbeville district South Carolina. Married on the 26th by Rev James Holcomb Mr Fitzau Johnson of Burke County to Satuy Coxtatns of Rich. More. On the 27th of last month Rev James Holcomb joined Mr Mors Johnston to Nancy Palmer of Burke county. Died in Effingham county at Mr Anthony Blathes on Sunday the 19th of November Miss Mantua W Trott eldest daughter of Captain Francis Trotti of Barnwell District South Carolina. The Augusta Jockey Club to meet at McCoy's Hotel this evening at 7 o'clock. December 3.
A fragment notes two rooms or buildings: one 122 feet long and 16.5 feet wide, another 18 feet long and 14 feet wide. It instructs to inquire of CEN, aes December 3, J. Carrie in Broad street.
On the 2d of January at the Swamp Plantation the late Henry Turknet's property will be rented if not leased earlier. Several enslaved people may be hired until January. at the same time the herd, hogs and plantation tools will be sold. Terms: 12 months credit with approved security. Also property to be sold on the first Tuesday in January at Ebert Court-housey between usual hours.
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