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Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1811

Page

8

Shipping and Commission Items from Local Notices

GALLATIN will stand the present featth in Greensborough until July 15. He will stand the fall season in Waynesborough. JOSEPH COTTON May 17. Crawford announced as candidate for Sherriff of Richmond County in May. Letters directed to either will be attended to. May 22. A sale on May 20 at the Plantation of late John Caplett Esq deceased includes cotton and household goods. The property of the estate will be sold, with further sale details to follow.

Wiil Columbia County Augusta Washington Carolina Edgefield Whip England America Virginia Maryland Kennedy Sir Solomon Tickletoby Maid of the O Lexing Jton Cook William Low Gallatin Greensborough Waynesborough Joseph Cotton John Caplett Young Spread-Eagle Rockey Comfort Warrenton Jeremiah Beall Spread-Eagle Mouse-Trap Janus Georgia

Navy Pork and Beet Supply Proposals for 1811

The Navy announces proposals for supplying pork and beets for 1811. Persons interested in contracting for the navy’s rations for the year 1811 are invited to submit bids through the Secretary of the Navy. The notice specifies quantities, including 400 barrels of pork per month and 600 barrels of beets per period, with terms to be set by the department.

Navy Secretary of the Navy

Knapen and Hubbard Enter Copartnership at Broad Street

Knapen and Hubbard of Merchant Taylors announce their partnership under a new firm name. They continue the Tayloring business from the shop formerly held by Thomas Knapen at Broad Street upper end. They stock cloths cashmeres westings and similar goods of quality and offer cash sales and prompt service. January 19.

Knapen & Hubbard Merchant Taylors Copartnership Tayloring Thomas Knapen Broad Street

Notice to all debtors of Brad ley and Knapen

All persons in arrears to the Subscriber by note book account or otherwise and those indebted to the former Brad ley and Knapen are entreated to come forward and settle with Thomas Knapen.

Brux, Stokes, & Co Augusta Bradley & Knapen

Settlement Appeal for All Debtors and Creditors

On January 19 the subscriber asks all persons in arrears by note book account or other means to call and settle and all persons with claims against the subscriber to present them for payment. January 19.

Missing Slave Philip Runaway from Augusta Area

A runaway enslaved man named Philip, about six feet tall and well built, fled from the subscriber. He is known around Augusta and was raised at Horse-Creek in South Carolina. A reward will be given if he is lodged in jail in Augusta or Savannah. Contacts: Melines C. Levenworth in Carolina, Edward Hampton in Augusta, or N. W. Jones in Savannah. February 9. Amos Allbritton, Verity Farmer, Administrators.

Philip Augusta Horse-creek South Carolina Savannah Melines C. Levenworth Carolina Edward Hampton N. W. Jones

Samuel W Meics Named in Circuits Office Hours Notice

The subscriber announces that Samuel W Meics may be found at the office at all hours when not on the circuit as a matter of professional profits. The notice is dated February 9 and references John Meee.

Samuel ‘W. Meics John Meeet

Demands Against Deceased Joan CaTuett Sought

All persons having claims against the deceased Joan CaTuett are urged to present proved accounts to the subscribers within the legally limited time. Debtors to the deceased are asked to make immediate payment to Lindsey Coleman.

George Allbrittany Joan CaTuett Lindsey Coleman

Notice to Sell Land in Burke County

Nine months after date an application will be made to the honorable Inferior Court of Burke County for leave to sell two tracts of land of one hundred acres each in said county adjoining land of John Daniel and others as property of Sarah Pettygrove deceased. Waddell Allen, administrator. March 29, 1811. Bank checks for sale at the office.

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