Augusta Catholic Church Lottery Plan for May Drawing
Augusta a Catholic church plans a May lottery to raise funds for a new church. Scheme details include 2500 tickets at 25 dollars with prizes up to 25 thousand dollars and multiple prize tiers. Commissioners list names and tickets available at the Post Office and Augusta Book Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Augusta
David Reid
R. Tubman
H. Lee John M.kinne
John Cormick
B. Bignon
James Toole
Francis Bouyer
J . B. Lafitte
Augutta
Sheriff Sale Listing for 350 Acres in Warren and Surrounding Properties
On the first Tuesday in April, court houses in Warren County host an auction of multiple parcels. Properties include 350 acres where Wim. Lattimer resides and 200 acres near Geyge Mitchell, plus 2 acres near Georgetown with a dark-colored horse. Additional tracts include 1720? acres near Ogeechee, 1720? near Duckworth, and 130 acres along Wallums Creek. Numerous parcels are tied to executions for various creditors, with locations, property owners, and target figures listed by court order and constables. THOMAS BATTLE, s. w. c. March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren ‘County
Wagten
Ga Peetsles
Wim. Lattimer
Lattimer
William C. ‘Laurence
David Broom
Constable
ALSC
Geyge
Mitchell
Jo’, Wilder
Alexander Thompson
Henry Hite
Georgetown
Richard Whitehead
Elitha Brothers
Ogeechee
Arthur Fort
Joseph Duckworth
John Morris
Henry Harden
Wallums? Creek
William Buttre
John Irwin
Thomas Wallice
John Ellison
Nathaniel Whomson
Outhers
John ‘Saunders
Saunders
Thomas Battle
S. W.c
Augusta
John
Thomas C. Ruffell
Hart & Worley
George Cook
County of
Richmond
Major Cowles, Crook
Wright
Tinley Sandy
Michael
Fobu Rhodes
David Aarquhart
John Catlett
John Rhodes
Catlett
Bedford
J. Lampkin
Mary Rhodes
Ddm
Planters Bank public meeting announced in Savannah
The planters Bank of Georgia commissioners notify the public to subscribe under the act of incorporation. A meeting is set for Friday February first at eleven o clock in the Exchange long Room Savannah, with ongoing Friday meetings for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners of 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 McBerrien
Zachariah Miller
Augusta
Milledgeville
Washington
Athens
Planters Bank
Fair Commissioners
Planters Bank of Georgia Subscription Resolution 1810
The commissioners appointed to supervise subscriptions for the Planters Bank of Georgia unanimously resolve that within six months from February 1, 1810, US citizens may subscribe up to 100 shares each. Books stay open six months. after that, subscriptions may continue for any number of shares. Upon reaching 9000 shares, commissioners’ powers cease. Savannah, Feb 11, 1810.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planters’ Bank
State of
Georgia
United States
Bank Muofii
Charles Harris
George Scott
James Johnston
William Mein
Edward Swarbreck
F. M. Berrien
John Caig
Andrew Low
George Anderson
John Cumming
Edward Stebbins
Zachariah Miller
P. Williamson
William B. Bulloch
Savannah
Beb
Ogechee Navigation Company Meeting Notice
The Commissioners meet at Mr. Posner's Louisville to solicit subscriptions under the act to open the Ogechee River from Canouchee north to Rocky Comfort. Meetings held Saturdays from ten to two for ninety days. notice to appear in Gazettes Louisville Savannah Augusta Milledgeville for five months beginning February 16.
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Ogechee Navigation Company
Walter Robinson
John Berrien
John Powell
Little B. Bostick
Michael Sherman
Louisville
Savannah
Augusta
Milledgeville
Ogechee River
Canouchee
Rocky Comfort
Knapen and Hubbard Form Partnership at Broad Street
Knapen and Hubbard merchants announce a copartnership carrying on the tailoring business in all branches. Their shop remains at the former Knapen premises, Broad Street, upper end. They offer cloths cashmere Westings of the best quality and invite town and country orders with prompt attention. January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Smith
Crey
Broad Street
Mirror Printing Office
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ellis Street
Pearrie
Black-Smith
Reynold Street
Califre
Bostin
J. J. Perin
VanZant& P. Reilly Bakers
Philadelphia
Augusta
Fide Broad-Street
Notice to all debtors of Brad ley & F Knapen
All persons in arrears to the Subscriver by note book account or otherwise and those indebted to the former firm of Brad ley and F Knapen are required to come forward and settle by January 19. Thomas Knapen of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley &F Knapen
Imported Horse WASP to Stand in Two Counties
Joseph Cotten announces the imported horse WASP will stand at Gallatin for the present season in Greenesborough until July 15 and will stand the fall season in Waynesborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amare
Eagle
Young Spread
Spread- Eagle
Mouse
Trap
Janus
Tov
Georgia
Gallatin
Greenesborough
Waynesborough
Joseph Cotten
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