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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1811

Page

2

Constitution of Bank of Alexandria Incorporation Act

A federal act authorizes subscribers to form the Farmers Bank of Alexandria into a corporation. It details capital stock of five hundred thousand dollars, share structure, meeting rules, director elections, duties, dividends, and oversight by Congress and the Treasury, with terms for governance, officers, and dissolution provisions through 1821.

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Public Act on Capital Division and Provisions

The passage details a proposed corporation capital division with profit sharing tied to shares, and a directive that the act take effect March 4, 1815. It notes the measure is to be regarded as a public act, signed by J. B. Varnum and George Clinton, approved by James Madison on February 16, 1815.

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Cursory Observations on Georgia Antiquities by Dr Childers

Dr Nicholas Childers of Baldwin county Georgia presents observations on Georgia’s ancient remains near Fort Hawkins and Cedar Creek. He describes mounds, circular earthen fortifications, gateways, and deposits of marine fossils forming lime sources, with artifacts including guns bells and brass items, arguing long habitation by a sophisticated past civilization in the upper and lower Georgia countryside.

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