New Store Opens on Bread Street by F Phinizy successors
They announce the day their store at Bread Street, formerly F Phinizy, has opened into an extensive general assortment. The shop offers cloths, velvets, calicoes, cambrics, lace, linen, silks, hosiery, hardware, saddlery, shoes, hats, and groceries. Also entry into factorage and commission with a large fireproof warehouse and boat service for customer orders. Storage rates remain as formerly set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lly
F. Phinizy
Bread Street
Brunswick
Elvets
Hunters
Eppeic
Ferdinand Phinizy
Sale of Deceased Willoughby Barton Property
On Thursday December 3 at the late residence of Willoughby Barton deceased, sale of all personal property including stock and household goods, except enslaved persons. Administrators James Barton and Benj. Nowland announce credit terms for notes over ten dollars and request duly authenticated debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willoughby Barton
S&c
James Barton
Nowland
Oober
Notice of subscriptions for old six percent and other stocks
Loan Office Georgia announces opening of subscriptions from July 1 1807 to March 17 1808 for old six percent deferred six percent and three percent stocks. Holders may exchange for new six percent stocks or receive balances in exchange, with conditions on repayment and preferences for prior notice and European residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Joans
Georgia
Lasns
Willey
Europe
London
Amsterdam
Bankers of the
United
Descriptive Catalog of Fabrics and Goods for Sale
An extensive list of fabrics such as blue olive drab bearskin cloaks beaver coats cloaks velveteens dimitys and various linens and silks plus ready items like shirts stockings and shawls. The notice notes many items and mentions large quantities including rum sugar iron and various hardware to be sold on very low terms for cash or prospectus.
Sheriff Sale Notices in Digusidy December
On the first Tuesday in December a city market house notice lists properties levied by the sheriff to satisfy executions. Included are a enslaved man named Dick owned by Kivyd Jarviry for Daily Huney, a enslaved man named Burwe Laaton for the estate of Col. Robert Watekins for Matthias Maher, and a parcel of land in Harrisburg bounded by Jos Haterton and Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugusidy
Wilk
Kivyd Jarviry
Burwe Laaton
Robert Wate
Caeatheye
Matthias Maher
Harris Burg
Jos. Haterton
Liberty Street
Frize M'Tyre
Peter Carnes
E. Harris
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Augusta Chronicle
Sale
O& Br
Otober
Rhodes
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