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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1811

Page

6

Incorporation of Subscribers to the Farmers Bank of Alexandria

The act creates a corporation named Farmers Bank of Alexandria. It sets capital stock at 500000 dollars in fifty dollar shares, outlines subscription opening, duties of president and directors, election rules, eligibility, and dividends. It limits holdings, prescribes governance, and provides for stockholder meetings and Treasury oversight with term of existence through 1821 subject to possible dissolution.

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Public Act Provisions On Capital Division And Effective Date

The text outlines rules for dividing capital and profits among shareholders in proportion to their interests. It states the act shall take effect March 4, 180? and be regarded as a public act. Signed by J B Varnum Speaker and George Clinton VP and President of the Senate, approved by James Madison in February 181?.

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Cursory Observations on Georgia Antiquities and Fortified Mounds

Dr Nicholas Childers argues Georgia hosts ancient relics in limestone beds and two large mound structures near Fort Hawkins. He describes circular earthworks with multiple gateways, surrounding embankments, timber growth, and artifacts such as bells and brass pieces, suggesting substantial prehistoric habitation and labor by a now-extinct culture.

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