Augusta Lottery Plan For Catholic Church Fund
The Legislature approved a lottery to raise funds for a Catholic church in Augusta. The scheme lists prizes from 500 to 10 000 dollars with about two blanks per winning ticket, set to draw in May under trusted managers. Prizes must be claimed within twelve months or become donations. Tickets available from commissioners at the Post Office and Augusta Book Store.
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Adgutta
Bank of Augusta
David Reid
R. ‘Tubman
H. Nesbit
John M‘kinne
John Cornflick
B. Bignon
James*Toole
Fancisy Bouy
Knapen and Hubbard Open Copartnership Tayloring Firm
Knapen and Hubbard announce a new copartnership carrying on the Tayloring business from the Thomas Knapen shop at the upper end of Broad Street. They offer fashionable cloths cashmeres and goods of the best quality on advantageous terms for cash and invite orders from town and country. January 19.
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Knapen & Hubbard
Thomas Knapen
Broad Street
In arrears to the Su and Braa jey & Knapen notice
The notice calls all in arrears to settle debts with the firms Braa jey & Knapen and Daniel Hubbard. Recipients are urged to come forward, settle accounts, or arrange payment by note or cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boole
Planters Bank Of Georgia Formation Meeting in Savannah
The Planters Bank of Georgia held a meeting of commissioners in Savannah on January 19 1811 under an act of incorporation from December 1810. They ordered public notice in multiple Gazettes and planned to start subscriptions February 1 at eleven o clock at the Exchange with weekly meetings for six months.
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State of
Georgia
Savannah
Augusta
Milledgeville
Washington
Athens
Planters Bank
State of Georgia
Avannah
Planters Bank Subscription Rules Adopted by Georgia Commissioners
A meeting of the Planters Bank commissioners in Savannah on February 11, 1810, adopted a resolution defining six month subscription terms for US citizens to buy shares. The books remain open during the six months, with final intake capped by prescribed share proportions. Signatories include Harris, Scott, Johnston, Mein, Swarbreck, Berrien, Caig, Low, Anderson, Cumming, Stebbins, Miller, Williamson, Bulloch.
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Planters’ Bank
State of
Georgia
United States
Charles Harris
George Scott
James Fohnston
William Mein
Edward Swarbreck
F. M. Berrien
John Caig
Andrew Low
George Anderson
John Cumming
Edward Stebbins
Zachariah Miller
J.P. Williamson
William B. Bulloch
Savannah
Ogewhee Navigation Company meeting in Louisville
Commissioners met at Mr Pofner's in Louisville under corporate act of 1810 to open the Ocoochee River navigation project from Canoochee to Beechy Comfori. Subscriptions due starting April 16 with weekly meetings Saturdays ten to two for ninety days and public notice to run five months starting February 16.
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Ogewhee Navigation Company
Milledgeville
Oocchee
Canoochee
Beechy
Pofner
Jong
Liogisville
20 Dollars Reward February 166 N Delaigle
A terse notice offers 20 dollars reward related to February 166 N Delaigle. The fragmentary text provides limited context and no further particulars.
Strayed Bay Horse Reward Offered in Columbia County
Ten dollars reward for a large bay horse missing since January 15 from the Big Kickees area in Columbia County near Clementious Davis residence. Described with a ship on the forehead, small fear on the nose, long bush tail, about 16 hands, seven years old, canters and trots. Reward to Zachariah Williams if delivered to his overseer on the plantation or to the subscriber in Augusta. March 22.
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Peroiscos
Columbia County
Clementious Davis
Augusta
Zachariah Williams
Reward Offered for Runaway Nevo Jean Philip
Ten dollar reward for Philip a Nevo Jean about six feet tall well made and likely. He is known in Augusta raised at Horse creek along the Carolina line. Reward paid when lodged in gaol at Augusta or Savannah upon application to Melines C Levenworth Edward Hampton or N W Jones. April 12.
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Nevo Jean
Philip
Augusta
Horse-creek
Catalinas
Savannah
Melines C. Levenworth
Carolinn
Edward Hampton
N. W. Jones
Warns Against Harboring Escaped Slave Anderson in Grantsville
Thomas Grant of Grantsville Greene County warns the public about harboring a yellow complected Black man named Anderson, age 27, who fled after a dispute over wages and ownership of a wagon and three horses. Grant offers a five dollar reward for capture and return, directing letters to Grantsville.
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Anderson
Grantsville
Greene County
Thomas Grant
Milledgeville Argus Seeks Two Insertions for Advertisement
The Milledgeville Argus is requested to run the above advertisement twice and arrange payment for the account.
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The
Milledgeville Argus
Young Spread-Eagle to Stand for Season in Warrenton
Retired racing horse Young Spread-Eagle will stand half time at a stable near Warrenton and half at Jeremiah Beall's to cover mares. Season price includes payable dates and insurance terms with reduced rates for payment early. The horse, rising six, stands about fifteen hands and is sired by Spread-Eagle, with Mouse Trap as grandsire. Season runs March 10 to July 1, with detailed fees and guarantees.
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Rockept Comfort
Warrenton
Jeremiah Beall
Bellary
Eagle
Spread-Eagle
Mouse
Trap
Janus
Spread- Eagle
Georgia
Administratrix SalesAnnouncement of Estate Near Brownsboro
Will be sold on Monday April 22 at the subscriber's house half a mile above Brownsboro part of the personal estate of Thomas Beard Esq deceased including cattle hogs household furniture plantation tools and more. On the following day at Columbia Court House the remaining stock of goods from the estate described as a general and fashionable assortment of New and Fashionable goods plus a wagon and horses. Sales continue daily until all sold with liberal credit terms announced day of sale by Ann Beard Administratrix March 22 st
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Brownsboro
Thomas Beard
Columbia Court House
Ann Beard
Adm' Rx
Augusta
Fobn Rhodes
David Darquhart
John Catlett
John Rhodes
Richmond
Wilkinson
William Fitzgerral
James Violeau
Inferior Court
County of Columbia
Aid County
Wrightsborough
Benjamin Rees
Robert Walton
Wafe
Jeffe Bull
Catlett
Sakis Coleman
Joes A
Sheriff's Sale in Warren County Across Multiple Properties
On the first Tuesday in May at the Warren County Court-House the sheriff offers several properties. The sale includes about 66 acres near Ogewiee adjoining Henry Kendal, another parcel of 400 acres near George Turner, two enslaved people Pils and her child Whey, and 200 acres near Rees and Perry. Proceeds satisfy judgments for George Hargraves and others. terms set by the court. Thomas Battle, Sheriff, April 5.
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Warren County
Henry Kendal
Ogewiee
Richardaovett
George Hargraves
4Lso
George’ Turner
Samme Yarborough
Pils
Herchild Whey
John Oliver
George
Hargraves
County Warren
Rees and Perry
John Pettet
Augusta
Ellis-street
Dr. Bedingfield
Confiscated Lands On St Simons Island Put Up For Sale
Confiscated property on St Simons Island Glynn County between the lighthouse and Wm Pages Esqr s totaling 250 acres with half prime cotton land. Belongs to Christian Bey Myrheffer, a British fugitive who died in St Augustine East Florida in 1782. Sale terms cash or cash against the state per Georgia comptroller general. March 29. SCom rs.
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St. Simons
Glynn
Light-House
Wm. Pages
Christian Bey Myrheffer
St. Augustine
Florida
Georgia
Comptroller-General
Hines Holt
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James Jobritton
Rees Swarbreck
W.B. Bulloch
Caig
George Witgersdneal Stebbins
John M. Bersien
Ellow
Delaigle
Edmund Hogan
Twiggs
Hogan
WM. Lyon
J.J. Perin
Revoold Street
Caiffrey and
Bultin
J. J. Perin
George Allbritton
Amos Allbritton
Verity
Helland
Rmond
Young Spread-Eagle
Administratrix Sales
Sheriff’s' Sale
Wm. Robertson
John M‘kinnon
Scom
Administratrix Sale
Aie Ik Cok
John Witeék
S Lubmng
the Trustees of the Bapist Church
Tani
Hank Full
Ali He Sabie
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