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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1814
Page
4
A historical advertisement promotes Dr Robertson's Vegetable Nervous Cordial and Calearated Gout & Rheumatic Drops. It extols cures for coughs colds asthma and nerve disorders, claiming relief even in advanced pulmonary disease and chronic weaknesses. It markets various tonics, antiscorbutic effects and fever and ague prevention across southern regions.
A historical advertisement extols Dr Robertson's Worm Destroying Lozenges and Dr Dyott's pills and salves as infallible remedies for worms bilious fevers and skin issues. It lists numerous products with prices and claims of safety gentleness and efficacy. The notice notes authenticity by signatures and dates July 22 1814.
Under an order of the Inferior Court of Columbia County the real estate of John Garnett deceased will be sold at the county courthouse on the first Tuesday in November. The 247 acre tract on Uchee Creek joins Lowe Tankersley and others and is to benefit his heirs and creditors. Eliza Garnett administratrix. Sale date and terms to be announced.
Multiple administrator sales listed for Warren, Augusta, and Elbert counties. Estates include crops, livestock, tools, and household goods with 12 month rentals and hires noted. Creditors urged to present claims. buyers to attend auctions on specified dates in November December and October.
The highest bidder on Saturday November 26 at the Ester Eubanks plantation in Columbia County near Little River will purchase portions of the estate of James and Thomas Eubanks deceased. Personal property includes horses cows hogs and goats corn and cotton a rifle and shot gun bed and furniture and other items. Terms announced on sale day. Saml Crump John Lyon.
Notice from July 14 1814 details supply of rations for the United States troops across Michigan Ohio Illinois Indiana Missouri Mississippi Maine New Hampshire Connecticut Rhode Island New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware District of Columbia Virginia North Carolina Georgia and more. Provisions include beef or salted pork bread rum or brandy salt vinegar soup cadies with price adjustments allowed and six months forward stock. Contractors bear losses from enemy depredations and must post credible security. John Armstrong signs the notice August 12.
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