Black Arabian War Horse for Stud at Burke County Farm
An advertisement for the Black Arabian Bard horse to stand the fall season at a Burke County subscriber’s farm. It lists location distances from nearby towns, pricing by season and services for mares, and notes on care, boarding, and payment. The piece touts the horse's pedigree from Algiers and praises its bloodline, stature, and running prowess with endorsements from Col. Lear and Gen. Ridgeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke County
Farmer’s Bridge
Brier Creek
Louisville
Augusta
Waynesborough
Qurker Road
Lear
Algiers
William Thornton
Barbary
Lewis Byne
Highflier
Javelin
Eclipse
Virginia
Archibald Viettetoe Springs Edgefield District Notice
Legal notice from Archibald Viettetoe Springs in Edgefield District dated March 13 1812. Official proclamation or filing appears in the proceedings with local government authority and deadline implied.
Subscriber revokes power to collect debts
The subscriber revokes a power granted to Ephraim Doolittle of Edgefield district South Carolina to collect monies due him. He will be absent for several months due to bad health. Willoughby Barton, Esq. of Augusta is named his attorney in fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Goodwin
Common Pleas
Edgefield
General Assembly
Thomas Quier
Charleston
Jims Beggs
Savannah
Ephraim Doolittle
Edgefield Dist. S.C
Willoughby Barton, Esq
Augusta
Ares
Lisbon
Robert Reid
Auction Notice in Scriven and Effingham Counties
Will be sold on the first Tuesday in June at the courthouse in Jacksonborough Scriven County. The sale includes two enslaved people Samp and Sally, several tracts of land along the Savannah River and roads, plus sundry timber. Property of Daniel Daly and John Connally to satisfy executions, in April 1872.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Bank of the United States
Philadelphia
T. Mendenhall
N. B
Augusta Chronicle
American Standard
Louisville
Georgia Journal
inAugusta
Broad Street
Augusta
Broad-street
R Street
Reynolds Street
Abram
Joseph Ashton
Jahua Meals
James Walker
A. Rhodes
Sa’f. Gecords
Court House
Warren County
Williams’ Creek
John Alison
Said
Arthur Davis
Alfo
Wayne
Eghteenth
Waitkinson
William B. Allison
John Campbell
William B- Alison
Thomas H. Kendall
SAF
Waynesborough
Burke J
Savannah River
Thomas Shrader
Mary A. Gray
Abraham Leggett
R. Bolton
Gaid County
Tra&t
Thomas Davis
Edmond Lowe
Thomas Speigh
Thomas Lamar
Joseph McDonald
Bristol
Charlotte
Pollys
Jack
John B. Wilkinson
Charles Stovall
Dennis Smelt
Isaac Walker
Isaiah Carter
Jacksonborough
Scriven County
Sampson
Sally
Paul Bevell
James Hudson
Augasia
Thomas Stewart
Scruggs
Wiferman
Abraham Colton
Dampear
Graham
Effingham
Daniel Daly
Daly
John Arant
Edmon Groce
John Connally
Mund Groce
John Boykin
John Young
Wanesborough
Brier Creek
Charles Burke
Thomas Jones
Burke
Fale
Jemima Jones
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General Ridgeley
Hampton
Washington Jockey Club
America
L. Byne
Sourkrout
Milledgeville
E. Jordan
P. G. Voorhees
B. Picquet
Leroy Hammond
Chales Hammond
John William Johnston
Edgefeld Court
Alexander
James Heslin
Washington
Wilkes
Georgia
Lord Grosvenor
Sweet
Bier
King Herod
England
Horns Creek
South Carolina
George Pearson
Joan Carcerr
Sey Coleman
John Scott
Walt Watness
Archibald
W. Smalley
Se Hammond
Sheriff’s Sale
Sheriffs Sale
Joseph Perry
Alexander Juhan
Major Jahan
Major Juhan
George Walton
Meadow Garden
Walton
Ladies’ Academy
Mount Salubrity
T. Sandwich
Harlow
Messrs
Cherokee Ponds
S. Car
Olina Edgefield
Dart
Jinny
Horse Creek
Beach Island
John R. Bartee
Man Sims
Samuel Hammond
WM. Sims, Fune
Col
Zach, Lamar
Columbia Jeounty
Zach
Sinquefield
Basil Lamar
M‘tyre & Hall
Union College
Charles C. Dunn
A. Fisk
New Orleans
Green Street
Lincoln Streets
Richmond Academy
W. Barton
L. Coleman
Berard
Tesenity Clk. T
M’coy & Lark
Lewis M’coy
Agian
Alex. Juhan
Atere
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