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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1812
Page
10
Readable parts mention Canachee and Oconee with scattered numbers and quotes. Not enough context for a coherent event or person. No clear dates, organizations, or outcomes are identifiable in the fragment.
Fragmentary notes list creeks and mills near Oconee with several named streams and routes. Mentions of land tracts, owners, survey details, and amounts due appear, but specifics are obscured by OCR errors and incomplete lines.
A Richmond Baths notice informs Augusta and Savannah residents that the employer has taken a wealthy position for the coming season. He will receive company in ten days and is fully supplied to ensure satisfaction. May 29. If immediate application is made families may be supplied with a separate house. J.C.
War Department invites separate proposals for supplying rations to U S troops June 1813 to June 1814 across Michigan Ohio Illinois Mississippi Valley and New England areas including Michilimackinac Detroit Fort Wayne Chicago Belle Fontaine Fort Osage and Springfield Massachusetts. Bids set ration contents and price adjustments with strict advance-supply requirements and damage compensation procedures.
Notice advertises the Black Arabian Barb horse standing at stud near Farmer's Bridge on Brier Creek, Burke County. It lists the season price thirty dollars with payment schedules, feeding, and care details, plus claims of exceptional bloodlines and high running qualities. Also notes endorsements from Col. Lear, Gen. Ridgeley, and Richard Ferret, and a candidate announcement for George Allen to represent Richmond County.
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