Colony of Georgia beacon at Tybee Island described
An account notes a beacon begun at Tybee Island near the Savannah River mouth for ship traffic, with settlers and courts already established. It records murders, suicides, hangings, and various executions in London and Northampton, Oxford, Rochester, and Newgate, plus other legal actions and public notices, along with Barbary and European war news and trade data.
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Edward Johnson
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Thomas Smith
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South Sea Company Announces Transfer Book Closure in 1734 Notice
The Court of Directors of the South Sea Company states the transfer books for Old South Sea Annuities will close Tuesday the 18th instant to prepare warrants for the half year's annuity due at Lady Day. Warrants will be delivered and paid to proprietors on Friday the 25th of April, with transfer books reopening on Tuesday the 29th.
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