Planters Bank Commissioners Schedule Subscriptions in Savannah
At a meeting of the Planters Bank commissioners in Savannah on January 15 18 rr they resolve to publish notice in the Savannah Augusta Milledgeville Washington and Athens gazettes. Subscriptions will be received starting Friday February 1 at eleven in the Exchange long Room Savannah, for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planters Bank
State of Geouity
Savannah
Charles Harris
John Bolton
James Johnston
Edward Swarbreck
W.B. Bulloch
John Caig
George Anderson
Edward Stebbins
George Scott
William Mein
John M. Berrien
Zachariah Miller
Augusta
Milledgeville
Washington
Athens
State of Georgia
Walter Robinson
John Berrien
John Powell
Little B. Bostick
Michael Sherman
Louisville
Ogechee
Canonchée
Rocky Comfort
Resolution on Planters Bank subscriptions in Savannah 1810
At a Savannah meeting of commissioners guiding Planters Bank subscriptions the six month window from February 1 was set for US citizens and corporations to subscribe up to 100 shares each. Books stay open for six months and may reopen after if unfilled. after 9000 shares the commission’s role ends. Names listed include Harris Scott Johnston Mein Swarbreck Berrien Caig Low Anderson Cumming Stebbins Miller Willianson Bulloch. Savannah February 1810.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planters’ Bank
State of
Georgia
United States
Charles Harris
George Scott
James Fobnston
William Mein
Edward Swarbreck
F. M. Berrien
John Caig
Andrew Low
George Anderson
John Cumming
Edward Stebbins
Zachariah Miller
J. P. Willianson
William B. Bulloch
Savannah
Eeb
Lands and property levied on by Augusta sheriff sale
The sheriff of Augusta announces a sale of multiple parcels of land in Augusta and Richmond County, including Lot No. 6 in Augusta and 80 acres with improvements, with adjoining parcels to Glasscock, McDede, and Tyre, plus four enslaved individuals and other town properties. The sale, to satisfy several executions for the Executors of William Wilson and others, occurs by cash payment as specified by the sheriffDonaldson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Savannah River
Glaycock
Sands Bar
Telfair
Augustus F. Durkee
William Wilson
Rocky Cteek
Richmond
Glasscock
MéDede
Win
Cloe
Mintoshtreet
Mrs. Flint
Capt Toole
Bay
Mesirs, Barrett & Sims
ALSG
Richmond County
H. M.tyre
M. Silverd
John D’ Antignac
Esq
Ogechee Navigation Company Meeting in Louisville
Commissioners gather at Mr Pofner's in Louisville per 1810 incorporation act dated December 1 1810 with January 1811 act presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ogechee Navigation Company
Sheriff Sale Notice For Ware County Lands and Slaves
On the first Tuesday in May in Ware County Court House sales will offer 450 acres of land in Warren Booth Henry Pool and others as property to satisfy executions. Also two enslaved people named Landy and Danny and one named Ned taken to satisfy debts in favor of Jeff Butler Bearen and others and pointed out by the defendant. 60 acres in Warren County adjoining Hight and Shaw levied as property of Wm McGee to satisfy an execution in favor of William Allison. Dated May 3 by William Bate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasfhington
Wilkes County
Frankill
Micajah Anthony
Micajah
Saic
Faid
Said
Coping
Furvey
James Cade
Joseph Anthony
Zichariah Lazar
Jarnee Cade
Briad Fiver
Anthony’s Mills
Watkins, Thompson & Others
William Patterson, & Co
Sixth Circuit
Georgia
Rogers Lambert, & Co
Wm. Patterson, & Co
Franklin
Shoal Creek
Glover
Wilkinson County
William Chisolm
I.n
Sixth Circuit Court
Citria, Laurence, van Sinderen, & Co
William Chisolm, & Co
St. Simons
Glynn
Light-House
Wim. Page
Christian Henry Myrheffer
St. Augustine
Richmond County
Harrisburg
Gee
Col. Milledge
John Carter Dee
Savannah
Oliver Bowen
Wm. M‘tyre
Ezekiel Haris
Walliam M. Cowles
John D*antignac
Geo, Pearson
Frizzell M*tyre
Warren
Booth
Henry Pool Soda
Landy & Danny
Thomas Haynes
Jeflee Butler
Bearen
Ned
Reddick Bass
Moses Bull
Bearer
McGee & Reddick Bass
Bass
Warren County
H. Hight
Shaw
Otr
Wm. McGee
William B. Allison
J. Darden
William Bate
Sale Notice at Market House Augusta Richmond County
On the first day of June next at the Market House in Augusta within usual hours a sale will occur under an order of the Honorable Inferior Court of Richmond County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inferior Court
County of Columbia
Jone
Wrightsborough
Benjamin Rees
Robert Walton
Jeffe Bull
Acati Soper
Fane
Augusta
Funementy
County of
Wareren
Richmond
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Newton
Moreno
Torpedo
Cormick
Heib
England
F. Phinizy
W. Herver
Samuel J. P. Lee
New London
Isaac Herbert
NEW Cut
Broad Street
Pearre’s
Sadler's Tacks
J-Cone & Co
Sam
Ica
N. Delaigle
New Dry Good Store
E. Bradshaw Billings
Seaborn Foues
Cueap Sipe
John Man
Barber & Halt-Dressers
Washington City
Washington and Reynold Streets
James
Guibert Longstreet
Mutuas von. Fent
G. Longstreet
Augutts
James Longstreet
Gilbert Longstreet
Marshal’s Sales
State House
Wee Holt
Wm. Robertson
John M‘kinnon
Sheri
Absalom Buyopts
Sheriff’s Sale
Wilkinson
William Fitzgertald
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