Georgia Loan Office notice on stock subscriptions
Public notice from Georgia's Loan Office detailing the July 1 to March 17, 1808 subscription period for exchanging old six and three percent stocks for new six percent and related securities. It explains exchange ratios, reimbursement rules, interest options, and deadlines for proprietors in Europe and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
United States
Rand
Hall
Europe
London
Amsterdam
O&ohber
O&ober
Valuable Lands for Sale near Augusta with Riverfront Access
Large land offering of 2500 plus acres in Edgefield district near Horse Creek and Savannah River four miles below Augusta. Fronts on the creek, healthy with good water, timber, and cotton potential. New buildings on a commanding eminence offer river, Savannah trade views and easy water transport. Additional 1, or 6 to 8000 acres timbered land with a complete saw mill may be bought separately or with the main tract. Interested buyers contact LeRoy Hammond New Richmond Major C Goodwin Town Creek mills or James F Halefg near Cambridge. Varello November 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edefield
South Carolina
Bila Belleony
Cherokee Ponds
Augusta
Joford Hightower Esq
Col LeRoy Hammond
New Richmond
C. D. Hammond
Hdgefield
Horfs Creek
Marite
Savannah River
Sia
Frethes
Summerville
Savannah
Augusa
Fitiimoma
Eve
James F. Halefg
Cambridge
Varello
Horse Creek
Notice to creditors for estates of Smiths in Savannah
All persons having claims against the estates of Thomas Smith and the Smiths of Savannah are to present them duly attested to Atton Pemberton. Debtors to the estate must settle with him, as he is authorized to receive payments and grant acquittances. SUSAN M SMITH, administrator, Atton Pemberton, admr. Savannah, October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankessley
Columbia
Bse
Ankersley
Dredzil Pace
Fan
Thomas Smith
Thomas
William
Smith
Savannah
Atton Pemberton
Efister
Susan
Elegant auction notice for Bryan O' Lynn stallion
A historical horse sale and stud advertisement details Bryan O Lynn a bay stallion for mares at a Newmarket style stable within two miles of Greet. It outlines insurance options payments deadlines from January 1809 and March to August season dates, pasturage terms, and liability limitations. It gives pedigree performances with race results across 1799 1800 1801 and notes the stallion was bred by William Cornforth esquire and later owned by Bryan O Lynn’s breeder George Baker. A stray note announces pursuit of the stolen horse bill and directs inquiry to the Chronicle Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greet
Bryan O’lynn
Afton
Whiskey
Lelang
Regulus
Prophet
Partner
Mr. Graham
Bryan
William Cornforth Esquire
Barforth
Richmond
George Baker
Greyhound
Sophonitwne
Cam
Durwin Bay
Middleham
Ryan O’lynn
Mr. Alderson
Baron Nile
Lord A. Hamilton
Spadille
Sir H. Williamson
D. c
Rockingham
Mr. Pierce
Corriander
Newcastle-Upon- Tyne
O'S
Bell
H. Williamson
Mr. Wentworth
York
Bakers
Bryan Olynn
Lord Fitzwilliam
Newcastle- Upon. Tyne
Sir W. Gerard
Br. c. Sawarraw
Duke of Hamilton
B. c
Mr. Grayham
Scorpion
Lord Belhaven
Star
Cockfighter
Air
Bryan O'Lynn
Mr. Fletcher
Logie O’buchan
Mc. Kincaid
Ch. c
Maker Bagot
Graham
Duncan
Fletcher
Logie
Bryan O’lyon
Newcasle-Upon-Tyne
Sandy
H. Williamnson
Peter
Lucock
Edinburg
Logis O'Bachan
Tats
B. Mire
Dan
Ermline
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Angula
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Charles Crawford
Samuel M. Smyth
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John Tanker Flcy Dee
Fale
Adm’ss
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Centre and
Eviis Streets
Ocober
Logie O'Buchan
Bryan O’lyne
Auvanlaes
R. W
Chronicle
Harrison & Hamilton
Thomas Stokes
Stubbs’ Mills
Pher
Letty
Willoughby Slaton
George
Ransom
Greensh
Henry W. ‘Todd
Greene County
James F. Hardy
S. Carolina
Burke
Mingotaken
John Paulett
Sferios County
Henry Cox
Jia
Joseph Perry
S.s
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