Debt Redemption Plan Under Public Credit Act of 1807
The act authorizes a voluntary subscription by creditors to old six percent and three percent stocks with certificates and credits issued by the United States. It sets terms for transfers, subscription periods, and payment in London Amsterdam or the United States, with agents and sinking fund oversight. It details interest, redemption, and the conditions for reimbursement and administration across domestic and European holders.
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U. States
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Treasury
Rand
Bec. A
Dinking Fund Hall
Bes
London
Amsterdam
Treasury Department
Lears
Greagggritah
Europe
Ameriam
Secretary of the Treasury
Great- Britain
Holland
A&t
Effe
Macon
Geo. Clinton
Jefferson
Notice of New Stock Subscriptions for United States Debt
The Loan Office of Georgia announces that subscriptions open July 1 through March 17 1805 for parts of old six percent deferred six percent and three percent stocks. Substitutions yield new six percent or sixty five percent of three percent stock redeemable as specified. Creditors in Europe may receive interest in the United States or in London Amsterdam at par with bankers’ commission.
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Fune
A&l
United States
Georgia
Europe
London
Amsterdam
Note on stock subscription entitlements for 6 percent stock
Proprietors of 1000 dollars nominal six per cent stock who subscribed before October 1 1807 may receive 64962 of new stock. If subscribed between October 1 and December 31 1867, 6 between the Head?
Old stock subscription entitlements dated 1807 1808
The notice outlines subscription entitlements for deferred stock with dates from October 1807 to March 1808 and old stock redemption figures. It details amounts and periods for holders of 1000 dollar three percent stock to receive new stock allocations and related entitlements.
Miz David M Kinney Copartnership Firm Formed
Informing friends and the public that Miz David M Kinney has entered into a copartnership and that their builds will be carried on under the firm name mentioned.
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Nformis
Miz. David M'Kinney
Doctor Fendall Opens Practice in Augusta
Dr. Fendall, now settled in Augusta, announces his medical services to the public across his field. He has taken the Reynolds duet house below Dr. Smelt, formerly Mr. Thomas Bott's, and occupies a corner shop nearby where he can be found, May 9.
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Aving
Augusta
Reynold
Smelt
Thomas Bott
Init
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Samuel Wigfall
Wigfall & M‘kinney
Duguila
David Mc Kinney
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Angunay
Broad-street
Elliot
Lewis Cantelou
Johnson & Kunze
John Garrett
John Holzendorf
Washington Streets
John Catlett
Chatfield
Crawford
Eddins
Griffin
Tiff
H. M.tyre
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