Johnson Coach-Maker Acquires Local Timber Stock
From Philadelphia, James Johnson of Augusta announces he has purchased the entire stock in trade of Mr Cuames Johnson. The shop on Washington street, formerly Chatfield and Crawfordy, will operate under the name RespecTFruity. He promises neat work and quick, reasonably priced service starting May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neane James
Johnson
Philadelphia
Augusta
Cuames Johnson
Chatfield & Crawfordy
Washington Street
Demands Against Joan Callett Esquire Deceased
All persons with claims against Joan Callett deceased must present their accounts proved to the subscribers within the legal time limit. Debts owed to the deceased should be paid promptly to Lindsey Coleman and John Scott Myro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Callett
Lindsey
Coleman
John Scott
Myro
Alt
Maurice Lensirr
Barnwel
South Carolina
Judith Ann Lehiff
Samuel Dunbar
Planters Bank of Georgia Formation Meeting Called
The Savannah Commissioners plan to receive subscriptions to incorporate the Planters Bank of Georgia. The notice, dated January 5, 1811, calls for a meeting at eleven o clock in the Exchange Long Room with weekly gatherings each Friday for six months, published in Savannah Augusta Milledgeville Washington and Athens gazettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planters Bank
State of Georing
Exchange
Savannah
Charles Harris
John Bolton
James Johnston
Edward Swarbreck
W.B. Bulloch
John Caig
George Anderson
Edward Stebbins
George Scott
William Mein
John McBerrien
Zachariah Miller
Augusta
Milledgeville
Washington
Athens
Georgia
Planters' Bank Subscriptions Open for Six Months in Georgia
At a meeting of the commissioners appointed to supervise Planters' Bank subscriptions, it is resolved the bank may accept shares up to 100 per subscriber within six months from February 1. Books stay open for subscriptions. if not fully taken, remaining shares may be subscribed afterward. List of commissioners includes Harris, Stott, Johnston, Mein, Swarbrech, Berrien, Caig, Low, Anderson, Cumming, Stebbins, Miller, Williams, Bulloch. Savannah, 1850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planers’ Bank
Georgia
Planters’ Bank
United States
Charles Harris
George Stott
James Fohnston
William Mein
Edward Swarbrech
M. Berrien
Soba Caig
Andrew Low
George Anderson
John Cumming
Edward Stebbins
Zachariah Miller
J. . Williamses
William B. Bulloch
Savannah
Esch
Augusta
Sheriff’s Sale in Warren County Lands and Negroes Auctioned
On the first Tuesday in July the Warren County court house will host a sheriff’s sale of 63 acres of land where David Jones resides with adjoining lands of William Bird and others, plus other tracts totaling 700 and 300 acres, 96 acres pieces, 82 and 100 acre pine lands, and four enslaved people Bin and David Cate Celah, all levied to satisfy various executions for creditors including Hardy Pace William Bird Ira Nono George Hargraves and Henry Harden, with buyers to be determined at the court house in Warrenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon. Inferior Court of
Greene
Said County
Said
Appalachee River
Fielder
Wilborn
Joseph Trimble
Columbia County
Augusta
Washington
Carolina
Edgefield
Whip
Bef
England
Calanders
Americas
America
Ranners
Virginia
Maryland
Kentucky
Sir Solomon
Tickletoby
Spread-Eagie
Diomed
Foreman
Drager
Gen. W. Hampton
Bedford
Caffius
Koowfley
Cook
Oktober
Bovington
Shers
William Low
Warren County
William Bird
David Jones
Hardy Pace
Absalom
Couriey
Constable
Georgetown
Louisville
Wilches and Green
William, Bird
Lewis Brady
Matthias Gray
Said Gray
Amos Travis
Falso
John Stanford
Hannah Jones
Reese Jones
J. & J. Watson
John Saunders
Sweet Water
Robert White
Abner Guthrie
Lemuel Ruke
John Hamilton
Belitha Ruark
William C. Lawrence
Byizemore
Joseph Cobb
Ira Nono
Asa Newsom
bin and
David
F Éllows
Cate Celah
Samuel Yarborough
George Hargraves
Taylors
Warrenton
George M. Cole
Henry Harden
James Gray
Francis Hardiway
Thomas Spainger
Francis Hardway
Thomas Battle
Andrew Harrison
Peter Donaldson
Inferior Court of
Wilkinson
Edwin Fears
Milledgeville
St. Simons
Glynn
Wm. Page
Christian Henry Myrheffer
St. Augustine
Florida
Georgia
Himes
Warren Court House
C. Heith
Milly Stith
L. Wright
Inferior Court
Lincoln County
Robert Brown
Henry, Leveret
Temperance
Brown
Amr
Mgm
Qomitines
Twiggs County
Derham
Zachariah 'Linquefield
Thomas Giafcock
Elys
Faid
Helland M‘tyre
William Bacon
John Willson
Thomas Glascock
John Wilifen
Isaac Herbert, C,k
Feil
Washington County
Brffaloe Creek
Lorg-Bluff
Oconee River
Lard
Warr County
Town Creek
Ogechee River
Benjamin Rees
County of Columbia
Rate of Georgia
Robert Ware
Jeffe Bull
Adam Jones
Burke County
Burke
Brier Creek
Allen and Farmer
Wilkinson County
George Allbriton
Amos. Allbritton
Verity Farmer
Mom
Richard Rees
State of Georgia
Jeremiah Rees
Adi
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Patsy Trimble
R. Trimble
Adar
Philip
Sikely
Horse-creek
Savagnale
Melines C. Levenworth
Edward Hampton
N. W. Jones
Gallatin
Greenborough
Josepha Cotton
Georcs F. Ranpoipn
Nicholas
LAW Office
Samuel W. Metas
John Forsyth
Sheriff’s Sale
Sheriff’s Sales
Sam
Africa
Wm. Robertsor
John M‘kinnon
Bread Street
Pearre*s
Sadler’s Tacks
J. Cone & Co
Columbia Court Eoute
Tidents
John Briscoe
Bluff South
Broad-street
Captain Cormick
Hancock and
Wilkes
Circuit Court of the United States
District of Georgia
Freeman Walker
Augustin Slaughter
Jesse Watson
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