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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1820
Page
5
The article notes an individual offering services to friends and the public in an auction to commission business. It emphasizes community support and professional outreach.
The Savannah stage office partnership of Whipple and Booth of the Eagle Tavern dissolves by mutual consent. All debts of the firm will be paid by Whipple and all debts owed to the firm collected by him. The house continues under J. Whipple. May 16.
Planters Hotel advertisement notes the property formerly owned by Cos by Dickinson, Esq located between Reynold and M'Cartney streets, fronting Jones Street near the Broad Street access. It claims largest and best suited facilities in the state with family rooms, stables, and proximity to the Cotton mart. John Miller, Augusta, October 7. Editors of multiple papers asked to publish for three months and send accounts to the Georgia Advertiser Office.
Ma and Mrs Warner announce a new academy for young ladies in Augusta starting December next after their term at Powellto y Academy ends. Located in Mr Danforths School Room on Reynolds Street the school will offer logic rhetoric moral natural philosophy and may include Latin and Greek if desired. Tuition depends on studied branches and can be learned at Augusta Bookstore with scholar enrollment possible until capacity is reached. Classes will also provide music drawing and French instruction for country girls during winter and spring.
CULMESNEL announces a Dancing Academy opening October 14 in Green Street Augusta offering Day and Night classes through January 1821. Tuition is ten dollars per quarter for day lessons and eleven for night, with private lessons available at students homes or the academy.
The subscriber offers general commission and brokerage services. He will receive orders to buy or sell and provide safe storage for goods. He will devote his best endeavours to serve his employers CG. C. Bunn. October 7 Lakoche & Watson. Continue the factorage or commission business in Savannah where all orders will be promptly attended to. July 7-
Thewson and Black announce their firm is dissolved by mutual consent. All demands against the firm are to be presented to James A. Black for settlement and any arrears paid to him. Isham Thompson and James A. Black authorize settlement of the concern. November 7. Address for collection provided through local associates.
ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public that he has taken a store on Washington Street for a tailor ing business in all its branches. Those who patronize him may rely on strict attention and punctuality. James Gordon. November 23, 21. SCHOOL BIBLES Jus. Received and for sale by the Subscriber 13 cases SCHOOL BIBLES containing 50 each sold by the case very low at private sale A. I. Thompson.
On November 15, 1920 in Jacksonborough Georgia a man calling himself Ellicky and owned by Mrs Berrien of Louisville is described as African by birth about 35 years old dark and thin with missing front teeth about five seven to five eight. Also Manuel reported on the same date owned by Mrs Ware of Richmond County is a stout young man about eighteen to twenty years old bright and five ten or eleven. Owners urged to prove property pay charges and claim them.
A catalog listing complete The Abbot The Sketch Book No 10 and Blackwood's Magazine quality foolscap and letter paper blank account books and superior stationery. Includes a patent copying letter press and a new simple plan usable as a Notary Sealing Press with seal option. Sold very low. November 2021.
A partial notice endorses 4SON WATKINS for the office of Receiver of Tax Returns at the upcoming election. The fragment indicates August 5 as a key date and a 2 am timing hint.
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