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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1809
Page
8
Frax Stokes and associates announce a new partnership forming a business fronting the River known as M-Kinne's lower Warehouse. They pledge active attention to patrons and high regard for safety and size of the building, anticipating strong patronage and established charges.
Edged field district in South Carolina offers 5092 acres along Horse and Bridge creeks with timber, two mill seats, and a saw mill on Bridge creek. Property adjoins Breithaupt/Mr Richardson mills and is owned by William Price of Charleston with clear titles to buyers. inquiry via Eldred Simkins, attorney, Edgefield. Also notice of cotton gin shop near Edgefield Court House by Fifiah Lanham offering two dollars and a half per job with prompt service.
On Monday the 3 ft Fury next at the Market-house in Augusts city the hire of enslaved people formerly belonging to the estate of Clemsy Morte deceased will take place until the first of January next. Terms of hiring to be made known by Robert Johnson administrator at 1 June 17.
A long post office list from Augusta Georgia names numerous individuals alphabetically by surname with first and middle names. The page includes many residents such as John Allen, George Adams, Robert Allen, Edmund Bugg, Jen Brunson, Thomas Beale, Captain N Buh, Dr G A Brown, Moses Bloodson, and others, highlighting the variety of addressees. At the bottom the notice shifts to an advertisement by Isaac Herbert for Doc Lee's Patent New London Bilious Pills, praising their safety and efficacy and urging consumption for health, with the date June 17, 1809.
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