View of the Debt of the State of Georgia 1807
A Treasury accounting details outstanding evidences of debt in Georgia with figures for Audited Certificates Bonds and Specie remaining in the Treasury on October 31 1807. It lists various classes of debt including fractional surveys grants state stock and grants for land while noting deductions and the totals. The report concludes with Comptroller General Eleazer Early presenting the view to Felix H Gilbert and referencing the Embargo debates and policy stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Milledgeville
Jas. Bozeman
Treasury
United States
Milledge
Tate ‘L'Resfurer
Edwin Mounger
Edwina Mouncer
Gran’s
Baldwin and Wilkinson
Elwin Mounger
Baldwin, Wilkinson & Wayne
Wilkinson, Aldwitt
Wayne Counties
Edwin’Mowiger
General Assembly
Comptroller General’s Office
S & Speaker
Tallaree
Wayre County
Digett
Treasury Office
Frys
Convention
Secretary of State
General’s Office
Comptroller-General
Felix’ H. Gilbert
American Embargo Described as Prudent Measure
Beil's Weekly Meserger reports on an American embargo as a strong, prudent policy amid crisis. The United States suspends foreign trade and maritime action, retiring from the commerce of others to prevent escalation and war in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
England
France
Spain
Europe
Skeets
Atlantic
West Indies
Great Britain
St. Domingo
Smithfield
Leadenhall
Mark Lane
Barbadoes
Jamaica
Antigua
West-Indies
Beil’s
Landox
Meserger
United States
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Digustay and Springfield
A sheriff sale is set for the first Tuesday in May at the Market house. The property includes a enslaved man named Boston owned by Samuel Hammond, five acres with a dwelling in Springfield owned by Edm'd Buckhannan, and 2024 acres in Wilkinson County numbered 354 owned by James Knight and John Daniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugustay
Boston
Samuel Hammond
William Maclean
Springfield
Buckhannan
Asa Shaw
War News and Politico-Economic Notes From 1808 Dispatches
Augusta April 2 reports multiple congress debates on raising a larger military force with a 95 to 16 vote and a Maine amendment. It notes Nova Scotia votes on plate gifts to Admiral Barkley Wentworth, militia tallies for states, and Indian depredations at Duck and … Adams letters, Pinkney on Grey Britain war posture, and Ireland passport restrictions. British naval budgets, Lord Lake’s death, French Lisbon cargo, and Moreau’s arrival in Philadelphia are also covered with international implications and local reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findley
Congress
Difeye
Nova Scotia
Cay
Barkley
Wentworth
Delaware
Georgia
Fenneslée
John Q. Adams
Sullivan
Salem Register
Ireland
Dublin
Donaghadee
Milfo
Newry
Whatey
America
United Kingdom
Lord Lake
Lisbon
Brazil
France
Hanover
Holland
Dax
Bordeany
Ger. Maffena
Pertia
India
Th East
Ace
Bolton
Liverpool
Thip Bingham
Barden
Calcutta
Philadelphia
Bingham
Scindia Helen
Company
Kanora
Attrass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orm
Baldwin, Wilkinson and
Wayne
B. and
George R. Clayton
Yazoo
Eleazer Early
Comptroller-General’s Office
Goth
A. Rhodes
Edward Hatcher
IF. Harris
Henry Hatcher
Aprio
Augusta
Republic of America
Moreau
Washington
of Aguita Arct
Ct Zengomott
Futtain
Soffer
Dels
Belkin
Chapagny
George M. Trout
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