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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1810
Page
5
A prominent lawyer in the upper part of South Carolina seeks a three year partnership with a younger attorney on liberal terms. He offers a substantial law library and partial payment of fees due. Applicants must provide a prior guarantee. address A Ze at the Centinel Office for details. June 2, 1810?
The subscriber buys out the Cut Nail Manufactory from Mr. Welch and runs the business at the corner of Washington and Ellis streets opposite Calffrey and Bostin's Tavern. Nails of all kinds are made and sold on Welch's former terms. a skilled workman guarantees best quality nails. Stock remains ample and nails are available at both the factory and Jacob Danforth’s Road Street store with identical prices. June 9.
Ten Dollars reward offered for Lydia a twenty five year old enslaved woman who ran away in January. She stands about five feet six inches tall and has a large scar on her right elbow from a barn incident. Reward and expenses paid for delivery to Loninville or lodging in a secure jail. Ann Boftick. tf April 2t.
Notice states on July 14 at Warrenton Isaac Ball and Turner Persons for William Taylor will sell on credit nine months a prime likely young Negro Fellow named Lewis, property of William Ros, deceased, with bond and security before transfer. May 26. Agents. FOR SALE The House & Lot LATELY occupied by the
The subscriber informs fellow citizens he declines running for the Legislature due to private business and family welfare. He thanks the electors of this county for fifteen years of public service and states he never refused any public station in the city or county he sought.
On the first Tuesday in August next at the Market-house in Auguita at the usual hour a sale is announced.
The document notes David Taylor is held by the Green County sheriff and ordered to appear at the Greensboro Inferior Court on September 15 to be examined about insolvency. If he cannot meet legal requisites, he will be discharged. The certificate adds details about the stallion Royalist and endorsements from Davidson County residents.
The Augusta City Council ordains five persons as the Committee of Health with power to act on city health matters. The committee may order owners to remove nuisances within a set time or face fines up to twenty five dollars per day. It also sets hog seizure compensation at twelve and a half cents per hog for out of city owners. Passed July 7, 1810.
Notice offers a family of enslaved people for sale including Sam 48 Kitty 31 with infant 6 months Chrissy 14 Stella 12 John 10 Trippoli 7 Nell 5 Cessum 3 at stated prices. Sale by G Dent. Also advertising an original work prospectus by David Ramsey with pricing and forthcoming engravings about US history. Charleston May 1 1810.
A notice offers a thirty dollar reward for the capture of a Negro man calling himself Harry Melton formerly owned by Wm F Taylor of Campbellton South Carolina He is believed to be near his wifes home belonging to Mrs Vessels near Campbellton or employed in transport from Augusta to Savannah Ten dollars for delivering him to Augusta jail or twenty dollars for information leading to arrest of any harborer or harbormore Pace 41
Ran away May last from the subscriber a negro fellow named Dick about 20 years old very black with a large mouth. He fled with a fellow of Dott Walkers of Columbia county. Walkers fellow is bright yellow and used to boating on the Savannah River. Reward offered for apprehending and securing them in jail. Elijah Clark Esq. announced as candidate for U S House of Representatives. June 23.
Edward Jordan announces Royalist and Whip will stand at his table in Washington until October 16 at 76 dollars payable January first. Discharge options, and a fall season offer with a one dollar groom’s fee in each cafe and areas failing to stand. He claims best accommodations for mares and to keep superior horses from England or America, including Royalist or Whip, for the upcoming spring season.
John R Fairlamb offers book binding services to the public. His shop is at the former residence of the late John Hammil Esq at the upper end of Reynolds Street. Orders left at this office will be attended to promptly. June 30.
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