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Army of the
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Williiam Parker
United States Army
Stout
D. E. Twiggs
Infantry
Strayed Sorrel Mare From Plantation Notice
On Friday 27 February a three year old sorrel mare with a blaze on her forehead and white hind feet was reported missing from a plantation. Owner requested charges paid and the mare returned or taken away. Zach Bell February 12. Strayed or stolen.
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Aken
Hul
Zach
Bell
NOFICE Dissolution of Brux & Pope Partnership
The Co partaeership of Brux and Pope is dissolved by mutual consent. Debtors to the firm should call on Albert Brux to settle accounts. Authorized to receive payments. January 15, 1813. Albert Brux, Nicholas Pope, Augustus Brux.
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Brux & Pope
Albert Brux
Nicholas Pope
Notice of Claims Against Harper and Matheson Firm
All persons with claims against Ro BERT Harper and Duncan Math gson late of Augusta deceased trading as Harper and Matheson are asked to present them properly attested within the time fixed by law. Debts to the firm should be paid to the subscribers. Also a lost horse alert for a sorrel horse with three white feet and a cut foretop missing, 9 years old, 15 hands high, with a reward for information locating the animal. Jan 22.
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Augusta
Robert Harper
Duncan Mathgson
Harper and Mathson
Charles Hammond
Edgefield
Joseph B. Chambers
Shoulderbone Creek
Hancock County
John Bishop
Hat elegant and healthy situation at Liberty Hill plantation
Describes a 16 acre upland plantation on the main road from Angus to Cambridge in South Carolina’s Bupeficia District, 40 miles from the farm city. Highlights include a two story dwelling 40 by 8, well finished with water, plus a two story tram house 30 by 18 for a store and various outbuildings. Application to James S. Wal qr of Augusta or the on site subscriber.
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W. Brux
John Dill
Little Kickie Creek
Columbia County
Col. Jenkins
Seaborn Jones
Liberty Hill
Town Creek
Bupeficia Distric
South Carolina
Angus
Cambridge
James S
Real Estate Sale of John Savage's Lands in Richmond County
Pursuant to an order of the inferior court of Richmond County the real estate of John Savage deceased will be sold at the market house in the city on the first Tuesday in March between usual hours. Proceeds for heirs and creditors. Elizabeth Savage and Daniel Savage executors. January 1. tds 7F
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Franklin Court House
Little’s Creek
Franklin County
John Kennon
Charles L. Kenon
Richard Kennon
Inferior Court
Richmond County
John Savage
Elizabeth Savage
Daniel Savage
Unclear OCR items on acres and yields
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