02 Jun 1815
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1815
Page
1
A garbled OCR-style string lists commodities and chemical terms such as mustard cinnamon mloves seaglass calcined magnesia brimstone dainseed and train oil madder, with unclear context or sourcing. The fragmentary text appears as a miscellaneous catalog or note without coherent narrative.
Dissolution of the firm Phinizy and Co. by mutual consent. Debts to the late firm to F Phinizy. claims against the firm to be presented to him. Auction notices by Moses Herbert & Co. and partners William Minis, Henry, and B Howard. Indebted parties warned of suits after July 1. Sugar and Coffee offerings and a note on the Hour Inspector’s duties at Barrett and Sims Ware house. Savannah notices dated March 17 and May 26.
Ter Smith informs patrons and inhabitants that his Evening School opens on the sixteenth for young gentlemen. Drawing will be taught in various branches by month or quarter. Mrs Smith, a native of Geneva, will continue teaching French and promises general satisfaction. May 19.
The subscriber D. Ralston announces the closing of his business and calls any debtors to pay immediately or risk collection. He also invites creditors to present demands for payment. April 21. The second notice states a move from the City Hotel area to the former Shattuck premises near Carmichael, inviting public patronage from May 5.
The act outlines verification sworn statements for entries on January April July and October deadlines, with penalties for nonpayment including a ten percent surcharge and distress sales. It details procedures for distraint, notice, sale of distrained goods, and governing costs, plus penalties for evasion and failure to file true entries on manufactured goods within the United States.
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