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Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1813

Page

10

Steam Engine Demonstration and Claims

A description of a steam engine with boiler, cylinders, valves, and condensers detailing operation and alleged efficiency. It claims 20 to 30 horsepower under certain valve settings, double strokes doubling power, and potential uses from milling to sailing and city services with patent rights shared among parties in Philadelphia Pittsburg and Lexington.

Philadelphia George Evans Pittsburg Luther Stephens Lexington

Strayed Mare in Augusta Seeks Owner Reward Offered

Strayed or stolen in Augusta on the night of the 18th November a dark bay mare, 14 hands high, blaze and snip, tail short, full mane, trotting and pacing, in tolerable good order. Reward of five dollars and reasonable expenses to finder delivering to the subscriber or giving location.

Augusta Tennessee Baaveres

Aloa Mills Announces New Grist Mill Capabilities in Columbia County

Aloa Mills in Columbia County announces a new grist mill on the Eastern branch of the Uchee now in operation. It plans to install soon a pair of Georgia Burrs for wheat grinding and features modern flour manufacture equipment, bolting cloths, and an experienced miller. Located between the Washington and Wrightsborough roads near Columbia Court House, twelve miles from Augusta, the mill offers grain processing on the way to market with high cash prices paid for good merchantable wheat.

Columbia County. FE Uchee Georgia Galphieson Old Town Brandylwine Wrightsborough Columbia Court House Augusta John B. Barnes Ala Wigwam Columbia County

Notice of sale of enslaved woman and two children in Waynesborough

On the first Tuesday in July next to be sold in Waynesborough a Negro Woman and two children belonging to the estate of James Welch deceased for the benefit of heirs and creditors. Eliza Welch administratrix. May 28.

Augusta Distri& Wilkinson Twiggs County Obedience Bugg Dee John Warren County Warrenton Ogechee River Byrom Scott, Jones David Thompson Lexington Oglethorpe County Solomon A. Hopkins Waynesborough James Welch Eliza Welch

Desertions from U S forces reported at Bath 1813

Descriptions of deserters Jonathan M Jackson John Butler and Thomas Dial alias Thomas Jones with ages heights eye and hair color birthplaces and enlistment details. Reward of ten dollars and expenses offered for delivery to any military officer or jail in the United States, dated Bath February 20 1813.

Onathan M. Jackson 34 Regiment U. States’ Infantry Rnft Mecktinburg County Virginia Oglethorpe County Milledgeville Everett John Butler Bailey Greensborough Abbeville Carolina Thomas Dial Thomas Jones Edward ‘ Holloway U.S van. Jones W. States Infantry Bath

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