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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1810
Page
8
At this store in Broad Street F Phinny announces a large and elegant assortment of dry goods and groceries for sale wholesale and retail on reasonable terms for cash or cotton. He has also.
A November 17 notice outlines employment opportunities for Black workers and rental availability for lands and houses. The advertisement centers on hiring practices and housing listings.
Notices announce a red morocco pocket book found on Washington Road near Quaker Springs with owner to claim by property proof payment and reward. The subscriber now runs the cut nail manufactory at Washington and Ellis streets opposite Calffrey and Buttin’s tavern with nails made and sold on Welch’s terms. Also repeated: nails stocked at Jacob Danforth’s Broad Street with same prices. Also sale notice for the plantation of Red dick Simms near original survey of 200 acres, part of James Simms estate, with conditions to be announced sale day. Executors: Christian N Simms and Jarid Pound.
Public notices reveal a dissolved copartnership in Wayneborough Georgia with debts to be settled by Maiah Carter and Isaiah Carter as agents. Other documents include a court order in Abbeville 1874 requiring Thomas Daley to plead to a bill of complaint within three months. The Jones and Semmes partnership also dissolves by mutual consent with debts acknowledged and demand for settlement.
Public notices from Athens September 1810 announce Andrew G Semmes in Augusta offering ware house services, plus that drafts must be presented to the Treasurer within thirty days. The board issues notices for outstanding drafts, and auctions list hired enslaved people and real estate including a lot at Mr Christian’s and enslaved labor to be hired in January 1811 in Rayville and Columbia County with terms of payment and security.
Advertisement seeks a strong serviceable wagon or acceptable barter for a smaller one with cath surplus. Contact Maurice Sehiff at Silver Bluff. Also a notice: on January first at the subscriber’s house the Negroes owned by the estate of William Barnett dec. are hired for one year. Those who hired this year must return the Negroes by the first day of the next year, well clothed as per contract.
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