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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1813
Page
8
A broad list of names appears as LETTERS Remaining in the Post Office at Columbia Court House dated September 30th and October 8th 1813. The document catalogs residents and correspondents including Moses Bulas Rebecca Bloune John Wright James Carey publisher J Fraser postmaster and others, with several variations and spellings across long surname entries.
Regimental orders announce a public election at the City Hotel on the first of November to select a Major to command the City Battalion of Militia replacing Major Donaldson. Thomas Russell and Matthew Fox are overseeing, with George Kennedy and Robert Reid as managers. Polls open at 10 A.M. and close at 4 P.M.
Fragmentary OCR text references claims against an individual and mentions several names and a timeline around January ENPeR. It includes learning names such as LaRouche and Vansindesen and notes attendance at an office meeting with unspecified proceedings and potential parties.
Fragmentary OCR reports a man named BILL described as a dangerous suspect suspected of crossing borders. The text mentions pursuit by multiple names and hints at rewards for information leading to apprehension or return. Details are garbled with many misspellings and unclear locations or authorities.
Caution issued regarding a promissory note and account balance with Nicholas Pope. The issuer claims charges are illegal and credits short of agreement and warns others not to accept payment or exchange until a fuller statement is provided.
A public notice from the Treasury Department Revenue Office outlines stamp duties on notes bonds and obligations discounted by banks bankers and certain companies as well as bills of exchange. It specifies tax scales from five cents to fifty dollars based on amount and type of financial instrument and describes processing and stamping procedures for deposits and consignments.
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