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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1813
Page
8
A prospectus describes a planned periodical compiling selections from foreign reviews and magazines. It promises impartial criticism, broad subject coverage, and accessibility for American readers. Subscriptions are priced at five dollars yearly with specific terms for agents and deliveries, dated January 22, 1803.
The notice lists several town common lots belonging to Richmond Academy with acreages and numbers. It says Lot numbers 2 to 22 and others are available to rent for five years at two dollars per acre. Additional lots at the lower city edge will be sold at 150 dollars each, with ten percent down and eight percent annual interest on the balance. Thomas Barrett, Clerk of the B.T.
Administrator Henry Zinn announces sale of sundry merchandise and household furniture from the estate of Charles Johnston deceased, to be held Saturday March 27 at the store near the market. Terms may apply.
At my plantation on Friday the 2gth ult a sorrel mare three years old blaze in forehead and white hind feet. Owner requested to pay charges and take her away. Zach Bell February 12.
A dark bay mare with a star blaze and snip, 14 hands, about 11 years old, trot and pace, lop ear and full mane, belonged to the subscriber in Augusta. Reward five dollars plus expenses for her delivery or information leading to her recovery. advertisement dated December 18.
Notice announces a new building’s tenement for rent on the north side of Broad Street near the Market. The space is suitable for a store and dwelling, well finished and belongs to subscriber Robt. Cresswell. Signed Fob 12.
Notice that the Brux and Pope partnership is dissolved by mutual consent. Debtors are to contact Albert Brux to settle accounts. Albert Brux and Nicholas Pope sign the dissolution dated January 15, 1813. The firm Albert Brux & Co. has taken over Brux & Pope’s Store and Warehouse as commission merchants and invites customers to transact in the new arrangement.
Captain Charles Hammond of Edgefield district South Carolina seeks information on a sorrell horse found December 26 with three white feet, foretop cut off, about nine years old and 15 hands high. Reward offered for information leading to recovery. contact Robert Levingston by January 22.
The Savannah Republican editor requests insertion of the above content regarding the Ocmulgee lands. This notice indicates a republication action and coordination with the newspaper’s pages.
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