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Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1816

Page

3

Charter for Bank of United States Proposed by Congress

Long 1806 text outlines duties of loan commissioners, treasury deposits, payment on demand, interest penalties for nonpayment, anti counterfeiting provisions, and funding installments. It establishes exclusivity of the bank, possible future DC banks, charter renewal, and enforcement procedures including scire facias and judicial review. Ends with signatures H Clay, John Gaillard, James Madison.

United States Secretary of the Treasury Congress U. States District of Columbia House of Congress P.eident Congreso Scire Facias Circuit Court of the District of Pennslvania United Scaye Aid Court Supreme Court of the United States H. Clay House of Representatives John Gaillard Senate James Madison

Augusta Bay Steamboat TH Enters Harbor with 3000 Bushels Salt

Citizens welcomed the Steam Boat TH as it entered the Augusta Bay amid cheers. The vessel towed an Augusta boat loaded with 3000 bushels of salt, sailing from Savannah without incident. The cabin and state rooms are described as commodious and elegant. Two Bay excursions are planned for tomorrow to entertain residents.

Augusta Sand Bar Savannab

To the Editor of the Chronicle on Mr C Presidency Bid

A Georgian writes to the Chronicle stating uncertainty over Mr C's candidacy after caucus results. The writer rejects inflammatory language by the Republican editor and expresses a desire to avoid lowering public esteem or friends’ regard.

Mr. C A. Rain The Republican

Augusta Female Asylum Meeting Elects Board of Directresses

The Annual Meeting of the Subscribers to the Augusta Female Asylum will be held Wednesday May 1 at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the Methodist Chapel. Members are urged to attend punctually to elect a Board of Directresses for the ensuing year.

Augusta Female Asylum Methodist Chapel

Pew Holders Meeting on Steeple Plans in Presbyterian Church

The pew holders are asked to meet next Saturday after noon at 8 o'clock to discuss building a steeple. Plans and estimates will be exhibited. By order of the Trustees, Thomas Cumming, Chairman. Also tickets in the Oconee Navigation Lottery at 500 each, drawn on the 22d inst, now for sale. April 26.

Georgia Richmond Lissenhoff Daniel Edrington Frederick H. Lissenhoff Augusta Isaac Herbert Presbyterian Church Thomas Cumming Enterprise Hayward Samuel Howard Hich Carrie Bay Adams Fusion New York Charleston Savannah P. Brown Uctual House Berry Eatate Savage and Taylor David West Eco Thomas Glascotk Columbia County James Cartledge Owen Sullivan John Keandy William Lawrence Columbia James Curthedge James Wartledge Peter Crawfordy City of Ellis Street Green Street Morse E. Russell John Sturges Goodhope Spirit Creek Cuff Blue Plains Savaienah Mir James Myers John Cashin

Retail Hardware and Provisions Listed by Robert Lang & Co

A catalog style note lists items offered by Robert Lang and Company including hardware, tools, implements, kitchenware, plants, books and provisions. The entry mentions items like carriage and shop goods alongside sugar, coffee, molasses, salt and whiskey from Philadelphia as part of a broad retail stock.

Cerman Philadelphia

Instructions for Pay of Volunteers and Militia in Georgia

The Army Pay Office issues additional rules for paying volunteers and militia in Georgia. Officers must swear they have not been paid before and have no power of attorney authorizing others to receive funds. They must confirm no duplicate or transferred accounts. Georgia paymasters are to repair to Augusta with muster rolls to ensure proper, prompt payments and prevent irregularities. District Paymaster Archibald H. Sneed signs the notice.

Charleston S. C Army Washington City United States Georgia Augusta Archibald H. Sneed United Statie

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