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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1810

Page

3

President's Message and European Relations Highlighted

Augusta reports the President's Message to Congress with key documents. It notes the nation's resolve with foreign belligerents and the Florida claim proclamation. British reinforcements, the Scots Highlanders, and Portuguese influence are described, with laws and articles postponed to next issue.

Messrs. Bible & Troup Congress Georgia Jin Washington Europe Florida England Portugal

Bank of Augusta Opens Monday with Discount Day Arrangements

The Bank of Augusta will open on Monday the 24th with hours from 9 to 2. Directors designate Tuesday as the weekly discount day and notes for discount must be lodged the preceding day. Since Christmas falls on Tuesday, Monday notes will be decided on Wednesday the 26th. By order of the Board. Eleazer Early, Cashier. December 22.

Bank of Augusta Wekly Eleazer Early

Notice of Hiring Slaves and Estate Property in Augusta

Notice states the sale or hire of enslaved people from the estate of John Carter deceased in Augusta on the first day of January for one year. It lists the plantation where he lived and nearby parcels near the Harrisburg Warehouse. Executed by Angus Martin and Martha Carter guardians, dated December 22.

Augusta John Carter Harisburgh Eathhe Rob’ R. Mi Angus Martin Martha Carter Edmund Bugg Columbia County Augatta Auguseta Peter & Mary Sam & Denty John Henry Maretin David Downie Adm

Trade Goods Listing From 19th Century Catalog

A catalog snippet lists fabrics and textiles including Rose and Duffle Blankets superfine cloths Caffimeres Toilres coatings flannels bombazetts Irith Linens and Cotton Shirtings Humhunas Calicoes Worsted and Cotton Hosiery Oznaburgs Hats and more. The item reads as a general goods inventory from a textile trader.

Irith

To Rent Valuable Plantation Adjoining Augusta

Advertisement offers a plantation near the Savannah River adjacent to William Bugg and Turknett, about twelve miles from Augusta, for one or two years. Prospective renters may apply.

Wm. Bugg & Turknett Savaon Augusta

Proclamation on Burglaries with Rewards and Public Land Sale

A December 1810 proclamation announces rewards for information leading to conviction of burglary suspects in Augusta with higher rewards for people of color and options for freedom. It also calls officials to aid in enforcement. The notice lists stolen items from Mr. Moore’s store and details a March public land sale in Milledgeville with installment bonds and enforcement provisions.

Augusta Richmond County L.S Joseph Hutchinson

Tax Collector's Sales in Augusta and Nearby Lands

Tax sales are set for the last Saturday in February at the Market House Augusta. Parcels include a Broad Street house and lot, another on Broad Street by Score, a Telfair Street lot, Petersburgh property, Baldwin County land, Savannah houses, Effingham County acreage, Central Street properties, Mount Eno land, and a Richland County tract. Also announced is miniature portrait work and hiring of slaves by auctioneer David Downie. The Augusta Jockey Club meets tonight at City Hotel to discuss race preparations.

Augusta Sald Broadstreet James Hamilton Broad Street Apgutta Janes Score Petersburgh Thomas Stokes Baldwin John Atlen Savannah Juretha Graham Effingham County Jerusha Graham Centre Street Thomas Dooly South Carolina Richmond County Mount Eno Joel Hill Holland M‘tyre t.c.R.c

Richmond Race Course Opens Entry for Saddle Horses

On Richmond Race Course the event will be run on Saturday the 29th inft between the usual hours at Ee gant Saddle Bridie and Martingale. Prize worth 35 dollars free for Saddle Horses only. By order of the President.

Bridie Martingale

Strayed Horses From Sloan Plantation Spirit Creek Richmond

Notice from Thomas Sloan of a stray pair from his plantation on Spirit Creek in Richmond County. One yellow forrel about fifteen hands high eight or nine years old with flax mane and tail, forehead swab, tail white. the other bay about twelve hands high one to two years old with a small woll below the left eye and saddle marks, wag tail, no brands. Reward offered and expenses paid for information leading to recovery.

Fat Criber Spirit Creek Richmond County Neues Ong Thomas Sloan

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