Planters Bank of Savannah Incorporation Meeting Notice
The document assigns Charles Harris James Johnson George Andersen and others to act as commissioners for the Planters Bank of Savannah. Public authorities will convene in Savannah on August 1st to receive subscriptions under the act, with meetings at seven oclock each Friday for six months beginning February next, in the city of Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ata Woedang
Savanah
Savannah
Auguila
Washington
Athens
Piantirs Bank
Come
Cis
Savinay
van Zant
P. Kelly Bakers
Philadelphia
Augusta
Fide Broad Street
Charles Johnson
Planters Bank Charter Subscriptions and Commissioner Rules
A Savannah 1810 document records commissioners adopting rules for Planters Bank of Georgia. They set a six month subscription window from February 1 for US citizens or corporate entities to buy up to 100 shares, allow book openings for receipts, and grant the commission authority to stop taking subscriptions once the period ends. Signatories include Charles Harvit George Scott James Fobnstony Wilkian Mein Edward Swarbreck and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harvit
George Scott
James Fobnstony
Wilkian Mein
Edward Swarbreck
F. M. Berrien
Filn Caig
Andrew Low
George Andersin
John Cumming
Edward Stebbins
Zachariah Miller
J. P. Willianson
William B. Bulloch
Savernnah
Beh.ro
Ogechee River Navigation Company Incorporation Meeting
At a meeting of the Oyche N vigerion Company in Louisville held January 1811 the commissioners led by Walter Robinson and others resolved to publish public notice in Louisville Savannah Augusta and Milledgeville. They will seek subscriptions April th to open the Ogechee River from Ozauochee to Rocky Comfort and improve navigation with weekly meetings and five months of publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyche N, Vigerion Company
Walter Robinson
Joh Berrien
von Powell
B. Bostick
Michael Sherman
Louisville
Savannah
Augusta
Milledgeville
Anna
Ogechee River
Ozaouchee
Reward Offered for Runaway Sam Near Augusta
A 20 dollar reward is offered for the return of a 36 year old man named Sam who fled from the subscriber near Augusta. He is described as 5 feet 8 inches tall, heavy beard, light hair, and wearing a blue jacket and pantalets. The notice requests capture and delivery to authorities or lodging with the pursuer. The agent signing shows as P. Delagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
O Sam
Jack
Tre
Africa
Georgia
Davay B. Marcueiy
Dazien
McIntoth
Stephen ‘Tilly
Wiliam Burch
Hancok
William
Anc
William Burch Lin
Lal
William Burch
Milledgeville
United States
America
Cesar
Rawly
Laurence County
Calir
Tie
Juge Walter
Sre
Pattson
Augusta Catholic church Lottery scheme described for May drawing
A notice details a Catholic church lottery in Augusta to raise funds for a new church. It lists 2500 tickets at 25 each with prizes totaling 5000 plus blanks, outlines payment rules, and notes drawing and prize settlement at the Bank of Augusta. Worldly names of commissioners and agents are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atholic
Augusta
Dugusca
Kilapen Hubbard Mercantile Copartnership Notice
Kilapen Hubbard merchants announce they have formed a copartnership under a firm name. They request all sums due by note account or otherwise be settled promptly and invite those with claims to present them for payment. Daniel Hubbard signs for the firm and thanks customers for their support during their business in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duneras
Ieave
Copartnership
Bradley SF Knapen
Benjamin Higginbutsam
Den’t
Elbert County
Dec
Jan
G. Higginbotham
Johnston
Yee Creek Mills
Proclamation Publication Notice Issued by Governor
The Savannah Evening Ledger Monitor and the August Chronicle must publish the proclamation once a week for four weeks. Dated February 23, the document is issued by Governor Proclamation D. B. Mitchell with Hor Marsary as Secretary of State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Mitchell
Hor. Marsary
Savannah Evening Ledger
Monitor
Washington
August ‘Chronicle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Planters’ Bank
State of
Banft
Pebroery
Delaigle
Augusta Catholic Church
Bie
Stati
David Reid
Kk. Fuirman
H. Nesbit
John M‘kinne
John Cormick
Bb. Bignon
James Ivole
Francis Bouyer
Jas. B. Lafuce
Paris
Angetta
Pott
Isa Oi
Kilapen & Hubbard, Merchant ‘Taylors
Thomas Knapen
Daniel Hubbard
Jesse Smith
Broad Street
Mirror Printing Office
Black Stith’s Business
Pearri
Jeremiah Cone
Sturi
Porter Washington Street
Lanning & Currying
St Corton
J.J
Hyland M'Tyre
Bedford
John Wilcox
Amos Alubritton
Verity Reine
Waynesborough
Burke County
Wiliam B
James White
Douglass
Wikinton
Frederick D Kes
Interior Court
Jonathan Lewis
Charles Wheeler
Adm
J. Garvin
New Bake
M*millan
Big Spirit Creek Bridge
Moses Collins
H. M‘tyre
T. C
Lax
Groves -F. Ranpoupr
West
Mr. Leslie
Atkew
Martin
Mackie
Thomas H. Penn, & Co
LAW Office
Captain Comick
Hall
Hancock
Wilkes
Wetern
Circuit Court of the
Diffré
Freeman Walker
Noel
Samuel W. Mazies
John Aeae
Tom Peres
Ameny
Robi
LAW
Charles Goodwin
John Wm. Johnston
Jean Casi
Mrsy. Dibde O’ke
Lyrie Feffen
Boron
Scot’s
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