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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1816

Page

7

Charter for a United States Bank Provisions and Penalties

The document outlines the organization and powers of a new United States bank, including duties of loans commissioners, deposit handling, and interest on on-demand payments. It sets penalties for forgery and counterfeiting, specifies duties of officers, and details payments to the U S Treasury. It confirms nonestablishment of another federal bank during the corporation term and outlines conditions for charter forfeiture and congressional oversight.

United States Secretary of the Treasury Congress Bank of Corporation Faid Ip She Tai Bank Dirsore and Company Land Bank Aid Ba K Baid Tabor Tzid Corporation 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

Steam Boat TH arrives in Augusta Bay with 3000 bushels salt

The Steam Boat TH entered Augusta Bay amid cheers, towing a boat loaded with 3000 bushels of salt. The vessel, making three knots against a current, traveled from Savannah without incident. Its arrival promises a valuable addition to the state and its proprietor. The cabin and female state rooms are described as commodious and elegant, with two bay excursions planned for tomorrow.

Augusta Sand Bar Savannab

Georgian letter to editor on presidential candidacy

A Georgian signer writes to the Chronicle noting uncertainty about Mr C potential presidency after caucus results. The writer rejects engaging in hostile language and vows to avoid lowering public estimation or loyalists’ regard.

Mr. C A. Rain The Republican

Annual Meeting of Augusta Female Asylum Subscribers

The Annual Meeting of the Subscribers to the Augusta Female Asylum will be held Wednesday May 1 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at the Methodist Chapel. Purpose to elect a Board of Directresses for the ensuing year. Members urged to attend punctually.

Augusta Female Asylum Methodist Chapel

Pew Holders Meet on Saturday for Steeple Plans

The Presbyterian Church pew holders are called to meet next Saturday at 8 o clock to discuss building a steeple. Plans and estimates will be exhibited. By order of the Trustees, Thomas Cumming, Chairman. A few lottery tickets for the Oconee Navigation Lot drawn on the 22d inst. are for sale by the subscribers. April 26.

Georgia Richmond Lissenhoff Daniel Edrington Frederick H. Lissenhoff Augusta Isaac Herbert Presbyterian Church Thomas Cumming Enterprise Capt. Hayward Samuel Hayward 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

Hardware and Household Goods Offered by Robert Lang & Co

A long list of items including nails, locks, needles, spoons, saws, hammers, brushes, gun flints, tea and coffee ware, knives, and sugar. The notice mentions steel and boxed mills, farm tools, automotive parts like Weggon tire, and miscellaneous groceries and hogsheads of whiskey from Philadelphia.

Cerman Philadelphia

Instructions for Georgia militia pay and oath requirements

District Paymaster Archibald H. Sneed orders Georgia militia regiments recently in US service to verify oath of officers and men, confirm no prior payments or power of attorney, and ensure no duplicate receipts or transfers. Paymasters must travel to Augusta with muster rolls to prepare accurate pay and receipt rolls under district supervision to avoid irregularities.

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

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