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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1807

Page

8

Notice of Subscriptions for Old Six Percent and New Stocks

Georgia Loan Office announces July opening for subscriptions to old six percent deferred stock and three percent stock. Holders may exchange for new stock redeemable by the United States with conditions and six percent vouchers, with priority by lot if funds are insufficient. Europeans may receive interest in the U S or in London or Amsterdam through bankers.

United States Georgia Joans Chereof Hall Europe London Amsterdam

Notes on 6 percent stock and new issues for subscribers

The text outlines entitlement for holders of 1000 dollar six percent stock and 1000 dollar three percent stock to receive portions of new stock. It specifies allocations between dates in 1807 and 1808, and references old and unredeemed amounts, with figures given in dollars and fractions.

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Sale notice of nine slaves under Moore Walton will

Notice states that on a January day, at the Columbia county courthouse, nine enslaved people will be sold to distribute property among the children of Martha Walton’s deceased mother Nancy H. Moore, under George Walton of Virginia will terms. Credit for twelve months, notes with security and interest from date required, attorney George W. Moore acting for Martha Walton executrix.

Court House County of Columbia Nancy H. Moore George Walton Virginia George W. Moore Martha Walton Lenisville Abbey Chloe Judy Evey Quagun Bes Robert Tow Oliver Joe York David Cyrus Violet Diana John Fenston Milly Phebe Fannyy Charlotte Nancy Flora Rose Polydore Grace Prince Melissa August Susannas Peter Phaton Lovifrides Michael Burke Michael Bare Fae Alexander M Iure

Law partnership announces office opening in town

The public is informed that a partnership in the practice of law has been formed by James Sr. Johnson Esq. and Tromas Flournoy. An office is opened at the corner of Cerraz and Ervins Streets near Major Ware's, to attend to business at all hours except when absent on circuit. The notice is dated October 14 and December 5.

James Sr. John Esq Cerraz and Ervins Stregis

Valuable Lands for Sale in Georgia Fronting Savannah River

Large tracts near Augusta along Horse Creek with about 400 acres cleared and fenced, timbered high land, and two peach orchards. Includes a new group of buildings on a commanding eminence with river views and good health. Waterways allow easy transport to Savannah market. title through Col. LeRoy Hammond or Major C. Goodwin. Also 6 to 7 thousand acres timbered land with a saw mill and grist mill on Forfe Creek, railable year round.

Georgies Anpufta Savannah Tera Holland M‘tyre John M‘tyre Everal Bagefield Horse Creek Savannah River Augusta Auguista Summerville Savanozh Fitsimons Eve Col LeRoy Hammond New Richmond Major C. Goodwin Towns Creekk-mills James F. Hull Cambridge Varelio Edgefield South Carolina Campbellton Thiry Joseph Hightower Esq C.D. Hammond

List of district officers and officers in charge

A long OCR fragment lists numerous captains, clerks, and district officials by name across multiple districts. Names include Captain Whitcom, Captain Avenue John Robertson, Captain Draxe, Captain Lang, Captain Armstron, Captain Benning, and Captain Wilkins, among many others, paired with various surnames such as Beall, Underwood, Palmer, Robertson, Walker, and Bishop. The text also references district numbers such as No. 4 and Nos 8 through 10, plus titles like Secretary Power and pianist’s district, with scattered punctuation and garbled segments.

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