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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1812
Page
8
A stallion named the Black Arabian Barb Horse stands for the fall season at Fullsaber’s stable near Farmes Bridge and Brier Creek in Bucke county. Fees are thirty dollars season, with options and discounts, and mares receive feed and care. The advertisement highlights lineage from Algiers, high Arabian blood, and praise from Col. Lear and Gen. Ridgeley, with endorsements from Washington Jockey Club members.
Alexander a son of Eclipse from a well bred dam line with many Arab crosses. The stallion stands at Mr James Hieslin's farm near Washington Wilkes Georgia with a reduced price of twenty five dollars or twenty dollars if paid before the 2nd October. Rent options offered include sixteen and a half dollars or a dollar to the mare. Alexander is described as large in size with a high figure and has produced numerous valuable progeny in England leveraging notable Arab bloodlines.
Archibald imported with the horfe will stand here on the same terms. He is by Walnut out of a Javelin dam with Godolphin Arabian blood. He stands over sixteen hands and has performed well on the English turf. Both horses have spent four seasons in Virginia and shown themselves superior foal getters with high prices in turf last autumn. They are blood bays, healthy, spirited, from a stock of about three four mile stock. Excellent pasture, well fenced and watered at each stand, away from town. Risk of accidents or escapes forbidden, but no accountability. Viettetoe Springs Edgefield Defunct S.C. March 13, 1812.
All persons having demands against or debts to the deceased Joan Cater are urged to present proved accounts to Lindsey Coleman and John Scott within legally allotted time. May 10.
A brief notice seeks a young fellow and a able carpenter for term work at this office. January 31.
Blank deeds of conveyance for sale at this office. Purchasers may obtain blank forms and complete them for required transfers. Proceeding details and deadlines are not specified in the fragment.
Advertisements warn of a missing enslaved woman Jinny near Cherokee Ponds and a man Daniel near Cambridge with rewards offered. Jinny, about 20, yellow complexion, burn scar, seen toward Horse Creek or Savannah passages. Daniel, 25–30, tall, pitted from smallpox, possibly passing as free. authorities caution boat operators. Rewards: ten dollars for Jinny or ten dollars for Daniel plus expenses. notices request multiple newspapers print notices. References to editors and Anti-Monaranist office in Port Maret.
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