Public debt redemption and stock exchanges notice Georgia
Public notice from Augusta Georgia dated October 1 1807 explains stock redemption options under the act for the United States public debt. Open July 1 1807 to March 19 1808 for subscriptions to old six percent deferred stock and three percent stock with exchanges for new six percent stock. Details specify reimbursement rules and preferential repayment, with European residents given liquidity options. Also lists a lengthy post office letter section with names and locations including Edward Ande Jacob Bennett and many others.
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United States
Georgia
Joint venture formed and debts demanded for estate sale
The Subscribers formed a co partnership under John Howard and others to conduct business as Phelps and Howards. Creditors urged payment to Phelps and Howards, authorized to handle the late concern. An estate sale offers three hundred thirty five acres, seven enslaved people, horses, cattle, household goods, and furniture on twelve months credit with small notes and approved security. Samuel Davis executor.
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John Howard
Rhesa Howard
Thaddeus Phelps
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John Howard & Cod
Phelps & Howards
Samuel Davis
Proprietors Entitled to New Fix Shares Under 1807 Agreement
Note states proprietors who subscribed before the tenth of the year will receive 649 62 of new fix between October and October. The text references a nominal fix per cent and a 1000 dollar amount.
Executors Sale of Kennedy Estate on Broad Street
Sale of Capt. William Kennedy decedents personal estate begins on Thursday the 29th of Ogoder at ten in the forenoon at the Broad Street house. Included are merchandise furniture enslaved people six six bales of cotton and two Augusta boats with terms in hand for cotton and slaves. Signed Thomas Cuming and John Murray September 17.
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Ogoder
Broad Street
William Kennedy
M-Kivne
Augusta
Wiliam Kennedy
Caen
Thomas Cuming
John Murray
Negro fugitive Charleston sought near Angara
Authorities offer ten dollars for the capture of Charleston a well known Black man about 35 years old and 6 to 10 feet tall with a bruise over an eyebrow who is believed to have fled from North Carolina possibly intending to return. He plays the fiddle and drinks whiskey, last seen in Angara area. He may be lodged in jail or delivered to John Cormick in the state or South Carolina.
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Charleston
Angara
Olega
North Carolina
Dstate
South Carolina
John Cormick
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Fiacky Dupree
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James Hicks
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Jo . Lewis B. Jones
Sam Johnson
Patrick Kelly
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Louis Lee
Charles Lanes &Co
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Alexander Love
W. L. Lovely
Samuel Lark
Thomas M'Carton
Mary Moss
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Rees Morriss
Nancy M‘neal
John Moorland
William M Curdy
Cethune
James Murray
Malcom Matheson
John M‘miken
John M
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Amos Newton
Marriot Newton
John Nichollon
John Nolan
Claon Nally
John Nicholson
Daftor Abner Perke
Thomas Philips
James Panton
George Parry
D. al Pauley
Sarah Pooz
Ann Poole
Dreadzil Pace
John Smith
Jesse H W. Smith
William Sims
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Mary Walton
James Walton
Rachael Whitfield
Notley Whit ‘Combe
Thomas Ware
Henry Ware
Mira Sarah Walton
Thomas Young
James Younger
Henry Zinn
Jams Fraser
P. M. Oaober
Eship
John Howard & Co
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Ohn Howard
Ocober
Fa’s Little
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James H. Little
John Westbrook
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