Navy beef and pork contract proposals for 1811
The Navy invites proposals for beef and pork supplies for 1811. Specifications require specific cutting, quality, barrel types, salt and saltpeter, heart of white oak barrels, inspection and branding. Delivery to Boston New York Philadelphia or Baltimore, with earliest delivery in the coming winter and payment on delivery. Paul Hamilton signs the notice.
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Navy Department
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Paul Hamilton
Whip the Imported Stallion Advertised in Columbia County
The imported horse Whip stands at stud in Columbia County fourteen miles above Augusta on the Washington road. Price thirty dollars with notes due December first, payable by twenty dollars within the season, fifteen for a single visit, and one dollar to the groom. The season runs to July 7 with a fall season gratis if not foaling, and Carolina fall service near Edgefield. Whip is sixteen hands high, mahogany bay, a strong foal getter, trained against top English racers. His progeny are claimed to be premier turf runners in America, having beaten notable horses and sires. Cook’s colt by Whip has achieved success in Kentucky, with high win rate. Also announced: Gallatin will stand in Greensborough until July 15, and fall season in Wwa ah TM esmathacas vray USIVUTIVURUE. May 17.
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Columbia County
Augusta
Washington
Carolina
Edgefield
Whip
England
America
Virginia
Maryland
Kentucky
Sir Solomon
Wickle Toby
Spread-Eagle
Diomed
Foreman
Dragon
Gen. W. Hampton
Bedford
Cassius
Koowfley
Cook
Caffius
Lexington
Coli
William Low
Planters Bank of Georgia Incorporation Meeting Called
Planters Bank of Georgia commissioners convened at the Savannah Exchange to announce public notices in Savannah Augusta Milledgeville Washington and Athens. They will receive subscriptions on Friday February 1st at eleven o clock and meet weekly for six months to proceed under the act of incorporation.
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Planters’Bank
State of Georgia
Savannah
Charles Harris
John Bolton
James Johnston
Edward Swarbreck
W. B. Bulloch
John Caig
George Anderson
Edward Stebbins
George Scott
William Mein
John M. Berrien
Zachariah Miller
Augusta
Milledgeville
Washington
Athens
State of
Georgia
Planters Bank of Georgia Subscriptions Resolution Adopted
At a meeting of the commissioners appointed to superintend subscriptions for the Planters Bank of Georgia a resolution was unanimously adopted. The plan allows US citizens to subscribe for up to 100 shares within six months from February 11 with books open for that period. If not full, subscriptions may continue after six months until all shares are taken. Names listed include Harris Scott Johnston Mein Swarbreck Berrien Cair Low Anderson Cumming Stebbins Miller Williamson Bullock. Savannah February 11 1810.
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Planters’ Bank
State of
Georgia
United States
Geop Thares
Charles Harris
George Scott
James Fohnston
William Mein
Edward Swarbreck
J. M. Berrien
John Cair
Andrew Low
George Anderson
John Cumming
Edward Stebbins
Ogewire Navigation Company Commissioners Meeting Notice
The Commissioners of The Ogewire Navigation Company meet at Mr Polner s in Louisville to open subscriptions under the act to open the Ogechee River from Canouchee to Rocky Comfort for navigation improvement. They will meet at twelve o clock next Wednesday and every Saturday for ninety days from tea time to two, with weekly publication for five months. February 16.
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Walter Robinson
John Berrien
John Powell
Little B. Bostick
Michael Sherman
Louisville
Savannah
Augusta
Milledgeville
Ogechee River
Canouchee
Rocky’ “Comfort
Notice of Agent Appointment for Debts
Notice states Mr Geord F Ranpowen left the state for Wes Ja dies due to health and appointed the subscriber his agent and attorney. Persons indebted may avoid suit by calling early and paying debts. Nicholas Ware February 93.
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Geord F. Ranpowen
Wes-Ja
Nicholas Ware
Candidate Aasatom Ruppss for Sheriff in Richmond County
The text proclaims Aasatom Ruppss Esq as a candidate for the office of Sheriff in Richmond County at the upcoming election on January 26.
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Aasatom Ruppss, Esq
Richmond Chanty
Groves-Twices Declares Candidacy for Sheriff
We are authorized to announce Groves Twices as a candidate for the office of Sheriff at the forthcoming election on February 2.
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Hare
Groves
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Broad Street
James Longstreet
James Johnson
Philadelphia
Augusts
Inferior Court
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Inaid County
Wrightsborough
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Robert Walton
Jeffe Bull
Adam Jones
Hacquiers
Joan Catiert
Ord el
Lindsey Coleman
John Scott, Mey
Hon. Inferior Court of
Greene Cy
Said
Appaachee River
Fielder
Wilborn
Joseph Trimble
Sait
Patsy Trimble
R. Trimble
Philif
Horse-creek
South Carolinay
Melines C. Levenworth
Carolinas
Edward Hampton
Augutta
W. Jones
George” Allbritton
Amos
Allbritton
Verity Farmer
Larre
Boston N. Y. Phil
Balt
Gallatin
Greensborough
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Joseph Cotton
William Hill
Barbier
Wathington City
Rand
Wathington
Reynold
Jacbe
LAW Office
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W.metcs
John Forsyth
Ogewire Navigation Company
Sheriff’s Sale
Warren County
William Bird
David Jones
Hardy Pace
Absalom Coursey
Georgetown
Wilcer and Green
Lewis Brady
Matthias Gray
Said Gray
Amos Travis
John Stanford
Hannah Jones
Reese Jones
Belitha Ruark
William C. Lawrence
John Saunders
Baizemore
Joseph Cobb
Ira Nann
Asa Newsom
Ben and
David
Cate Celah
Samec Yarborough
Speechanas
George Hargraves
Warrenton
George M. Scole
Henry Harden
James Gray
Francis Hardiway
Thomas Spainger
Thomas Battle
S. W
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Andrew Harrison
Peter Donaldson
Africa
N. Delaigle
Pearce
Lew
J. Cone & Co
State House
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Glynn
St. Augustine
Hoist
Florida
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Scom
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L. Wright
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John Briscoe
Columbia Court-Housé
James Mi'Laws
James Moore
General Assembly
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