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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1810
Page
4
At this store on Broad Street an elegant assortment of dry goods and groceries will be sold wholesale and retail on reasonable terms for cash or cotton. The dealer invites public patronage and promises varied stock and fair prices.
Notice dated November 17 announces employment of African Americans and rental opportunities for lands and houses. Officials publish terms and conditions for hiring and leasing under local ordinances.
The notice states a change in the cut nails business with the new proprietor operating at the Washington and Ellis streets corner opposite Galfrey and Buttin's Tavern. It promises nails of all kinds at same terms as former owner and ongoing stock at Jacob Danforth on Broad Street for uniform pricing and quick supply. A separate notice offers sale of Red Dick Simms plantation of about 200 acres with terms to be announced at sale day. Executors Christian N. Simms and Jared Pound oversee the estate.
Notices report dissolutions and actions involving copartners in Wayne County Georgia and nearby districts. Items mention Carer GF Billings Isaiah Carter and E B Billings rights to settlement, with creditor notices and court orders in Ninety Six District and Abbeville Court House dated 1874.
The notice announces Andrew G. Semmes purchasing Wm. Jones interest in Jones and Semmes Ware House and offering services to planters and merchants. It includes resolutions about treasury drafts dating Sept 7 1810, a public notice to present drafts by December 25, and recruitment of hires and deeds for sale at the office. It lists auctions of enslaved people, and property hires at various dates and locations.
Advertises the sale or barter of a suitable wagon or smaller one for exchange in cath. Maurice Sehiff is named at Silver Bluff. The notice calls on all Negroes belonging to the estate of William Barnett to return to the subscriber on the first day of the ensuing year well cloathed as per contract.
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