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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1812
Page
5
An 19th century prospectus extols a geography and history work for public education. It claims history guides truth and life, illustrating nations, empires, cultures, and human passions to reveal how events shaped the world and moral understanding.
An advertisement offers elegantly printed volumes on fine paper priced at 40 subscribers per volume. Each volume costs 225 in boards and is paid on delivery. Buyers who bring in nine subscribers may owe half price, and a tenth copy is given gratis. Subscriptions are received at this office.
A notice describes a Dry Lot near Gif Gate below the Goal east of Broad Street as a potential yard for marker waggons, cats, and related traffic. It notes the area will stay open to all and appeals to drovers tobacco rollers movers and others. A postscript mentions country children visiting during school term.
Campbellton authorities issue a notice to persons previously trespassing on sugar lands to desist from any trespass or casting objects on lands. The warning states further trespass will not be tolerated and enforcement will follow. The notice is dated February 7.
Public notice records names Dudly Dunn and Henry Early with a date of January 17 18122. The fragment provides no explicit action, location, or authority details. Further readable text is needed to specify the notice type or deadline.
The Subscribers inform the police they hold leather of every description in their yard and at Ms. George Kennedy's shop next to Captain Neilson's, for payment on low acceptance.
A draft act authorizes the president to accept volunteers for artillery cavalry and infantry up to fifty thousand men. Volunteers will be clothed armed and equipped at US expense upon call to service and under designated officers. Existing militia units can offer service but retain their officers, with service terms and pensions outlined.
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