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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1813
Page
8
Advertisement touts Dr Robertson’s celebrated stomachic elixir of health priced at one dollar fifty cents. It claims quick relief for obstinate coughs colds consumption the hops cough asthma stomach pains dysentery cholera morbus and other digestive ailments in children and adults.
An advertisement touts Dr Robertson's Coat and Rheumatic Drops priced at two dollars. Claims describe a safe and effective remedy for gout rheumatism lumbago stone and gravel joint swellings strains bruises and various pains and stiffnesses including chilled limbs and chilblains.
A brief advertise promising Stomachic Bitters famed to strengthen weak stomachs boost appetite and serve as a preventive and cure for fever and ague, offered at one dollar.
Advertisement for Infallible Worm Destroying Lozenges priced at 50 cents and Dr Dyott's Anti Bilious Pills offered at 25 cents with larger boxes 50 cents. Claims include prevention and cure of bilious and malignant fevers and multiple ailments from cholera to gout. Endorsed for travelers and hot climates.
An old advertisement touts Dr Dyoft’s Patent Itch Ointment as superior for the itch with a 50 cent price. It mentions the Balty of Iberia extract for skin defects and complexion, priced two dollars, and Restorative Dentifrice for cleaning whitening and preserving teeth and gums.
The editor of the Savannah Republican requests insertion of the above notice. The goal is to publish the legal or public notice as filed, ensuring proper placement and timely dissemination in the standard format.
For sale an elegant Liberty Hill plantation on Coffee Town Creek Edgefield District South Carolina on the main road from Anguita to Cambridge about 40 miles from the former city. It contains 100 acres upland with 30 under cultivation and improved a two story frame dwelling 40 by 28 with spring water and out buildings plus a second two story frame building 30 by 18 arranged as store. Inquiries to James S Walker Esqr Augusta or the subscriber on site. January 4 5, 186? The Charleston Investigator to run weekly for three months.
The advertiser offers for rent a dwelling house and garden occupied by Mr W Brux, two Broad Street stores with cellar and salt room, and two lower city lots suitable for grazing now under repair. Also available are warranted flooring and ceiling boards. For sale or rent is a land tract on Little Kickie Creek in Columbia County with a framed dwelling and about 50 acres open land. Seaborn Jones. December 25.
Pleasant Bonner offers twenty five dollars reward for the recovery of a bright bay horse stolen near Baxter's Mill in Hancock County on Friday night the 26th ult. The eight year old horse stands about four feet high with white hind feet, dark mane and tail, a witch tail, some saddle spots on both sides of the back and is shod all around. The notice asks for the thief and horse to be delivered to the subscriber.
On the first Tuesday in June at the Market House Augusta 10 am to 3 pm will be sold a sulky with harness two horses two cows one secretary and bookcase a mahogany sofa dining table ten card tables two tea tables one candlestand with household and shop furniture belonging to Thomas H Fendall to satisfy a U S circuit court execution in favor of Jacob Schuf felin and Son against John Murray and Thomas H M Fendall cash payment and immediate possession of the store and house on Broad Street offered
On the first Tuesday next, at the court house in Waynesboro between the usual falébours, will be sold April 23.
Descriptions of private Jonathan M. Jackson of the 3 regiments US States Infantry and Thomas Dial alias Thomas Jones deserting in late December. Jackson, 25, five feet ten, light complexion, light eyes, sandy hair, a schoolmaster by residence in Milledgeville. Dial, 20, six feet eight, dark hair, blue eyes, light complexion, enlisted in Abbeville district. Reward of ten dollars per deserter plus expenses offered for capture and delivery to military authorities. Bath, February 20, 1813.
On the night of November 11 a dark bay mare with a star blaze and snip, about 14 hands high, aged 11 to 19, trots and paces, is missing. If found, deliver to the subscriber in Augusta or provide locating information, reward five dollars plus expenses.
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