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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1813
Page
5
A fragment lists items including CARS, No 10 doze Coffee, Stockosha Saw Mill, Smith's Files, Shoe Hammers, Rasps and Tacks, White Wash Brushes, and related goods. The notice reads as a catalog line from a local sale or supply listing.
A notice offers pickled shad at 12 dollars per barrel through Win. Micow. May 28.
Mastin W Murphey announces that he will not pay a promissory note for twenty five dollars and nine cents dated August 13 1816 and payable by December 25. The notice states the note is fully paid off and that no payment will be made. The notice appears dated 1816 in the historical copy.
For cash an excellent black smith is sought by the subscriber Donaldson of Augusta. Enquire of Mr Joseph Carrie. May 21. 31
Kentucky cotton bagging and rope stock offered alongside logwood, twine, and miscellaneous commodities. Barrett & Sims announce new shipments with prices and quantities. C. H. Haydn advertises White Havana Sugar Muscatell raisins and assorted sugars, plus rum in a late February notice.
An advert lists goods for sale or exchange including 1000 pairs of cotton yarns 30 bets of prime coffee and 20 barrels of sugar with terms on consignment. It notes copper supply for making stills by Edward M Farlin and dated December 25.
Subscribers report that HIE has restarted business under the former firm Tuttle & Fernanda at the location previously occupied by Isaze S. Yurth. Orders in their line will be promptly attended to and kindly received as of April 23.
The subscriber offers his drug establishment for sale in Milledgeville on reasonable terms. The business includes a general assortment of marketable articles and an elegant selection of glass furniture. D. Wilson. Paper Mills Georgia. May 21.
A Negro boy offered silver letters marked W W for sale to a subscriber in possession of property rights. The owner proves ownership and claims the items, with Thomas Mix noted in the record.
Isaac Anthony of Augusta advertises Boscoms patent cement for cementing glass china and broken ware in Richmond and Northern states. The cement sets in three minutes and bonds as strong as surrounding material. Price one dollar per pen stick with usage directions included. May 2 is the sale date.
Proposals for a new map based on surveys of two land purchases at the fork of the Oconee and Ocmulgee rivers are opened at state courthouses for subscribers. The process begins March 5.
Public notice announces a town common lot sale associated with Richasoud Academy. Details are partially legible with dates suggesting February and November filings, listing parcel identifiers and identifiers 7QHE NOI UB and VIZA. The document appears fragmentary with missing context and full action unclear.
A notice from Holland warns against trespassing on the Captain Samuel Bugg estate lands and cutting timber or firewood. It offers a ten dollar reward for information leading to a conviction, with action to be taken by March 12.
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