CARGER AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS AT WHOLESALE
FIAS on Broad Street offers a large stock of dry goods and groceries for cash or cotton. He also sells military swords epaulettes belts and plumes at very low prices.
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1811
Page
4
FIAS on Broad Street offers a large stock of dry goods and groceries for cash or cotton. He also sells military swords epaulettes belts and plumes at very low prices.
The Copatenshiprot Jones and Semmes aid Maly d on the 61h inf by mutual consent. All those to whom they are indebted, and those indebted to them, will call on either subscriber for settlement.
Notice of rental for twelve months starting January 1 next from the premises in Bedford Richmond County belonging to the estate of John Rhodes deceased. Mary Rhodes administratrix declares the property will remain available until disposition before January 12.
All persons indebted to the estate of Benjamin Higginbotham late of Elbert County deceased are requested to make immediate payment. Those whom the estate is owed are notified to present their claims properly attested within the legal prescribed time. Benj G Higginbotham executor December 3
A brief note lists fall and fancy goods with stockings among the included items. The excerpt highlights hosiery as part of the seasonal offerings.
A fragment of Richmond and Augusta notices shows estate administration for Aaron Rhodes deceased with enslaved people to be sold on January 11 next, land taxes due in 1809, a lease offer on the Ocmulgee River plantation for four years with livestock, and a boarding house listing, plus a request for a smart active boy to hire for waiting tables at the Chronicle Office.
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