Some of the museum's pieces, like that 1812 bill of sale, document slavery.
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Bankers in receipt of the sale document said the $2.8 billion portfolio was unusually large for the Asian secondary loan market.
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But he wasn't done there ... he also hauled in $2,303,920 for an original copy of the sale document that sent Ruth from the Red Sox to the Yanks in 1919.
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The company more recently confirmed it had produced the April 20183 pre-sale document and the May 22018 investor update but said the update was based upon information provided by GFG.
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Siccar Point is wooing potential buyers of its assets with just under 600 million barrels of oil equivalent (boe) of resources and reserves, including more oil than gas, a sale document showed.
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In the sale document, EnQuest, which specialises in extending the life of ageing fields, said it intended to open a dataroom in January and set a deadline for bids in March or April.
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LONDON, Aug 30 (Reuters) - British energy provider SSE has kicked off the process to sell its 140 million cubic feet per day portfolio of North Sea gas fields in a single package, the sale document seen by Reuters showed.
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Hong Kong based CITIC Bank International has put 51 Asia offshore loans up for sale, most of which were made to companies based in mainland China, Basis Point reported, citing people with direct knowledge of the matter and a sale document.
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A Scottish government guarantee would allow GFG to repurchase the bonds early, according to representations in an April 22018 pre-sale document outlining the nature of the proposed deal that was produced by Greensill for GAM and reviewed by Reuters.
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Charlie Sheen has come forward as the owner — and now seller — of both Babe Ruth's 1927 World Series ring and an original copy of the sale document that sent him from the Boston Red Sox to the New York Yankees.
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A Scottish government guarantee would allow GFG to repurchase the bonds early, according to representations in an April 22019 pre-sale document outlining the nature of the proposed deal that was produced by Greensill for GAM and reviewed by Reuters.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Chevron has launched the sale of its stakes in two Nigerian offshore oil and gas blocks, a sale document seen by Reuters shows, as the company seeks to dispose of aging assets to focus on its fast-growing U.S. production.
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Mug-si () was a Sumerian ruler (ensi) of the Mesopotamian city of Adab in the mid-3rd millennium BCE, probably circa 2400 BCE. He was the predecessor of E-iginimpa'e. His title was ensi-gar, or "Supreme Governor", the highest civil office in Adab. Mug-si is only known from inscriptions, especially a land sale document where he appears with his title.
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"General FTO Information - Limited Editions" , Steve Hemming, Mitsubishi-FTO.org The suspension became lowered by . As an after-market dealer option item, no chassis reference can be given for the three specific models for which it was available. Thus, how many were actually fitted "at point-of-sale" is therefore unclear and may only be evidenced within the dealership sale document of the time.
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Mains water is supplied by Anglian Water. Of the 34 dwellings listed in the 1957 sale document, only two"Particulars, plans and conditions of sale of outlying portions of the Hainton Estate", The Parish of South Willingham - The Life & History of South Willingham, Sale plots 51 & 52\. South Willingham History Group website. Retrieved 19 November 2019 were not connected to mains water at that time.
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Of the four mills the fate of one is unknown. One was burnt down and the third, the Lower Mill, which was similar in appearance to the surviving mill except that it lacked a brick base, was demolished in 1926. Lower Mill bore the date 1743 inside. The earliest confirmed date for Upper Mill is a sale document of 1770, although the mill is believed to be older.
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Electricity is supplied by Western Power Distribution on three-phase poles with aerial connections to dwellings. Of the 34 dwellings listed in the 1957 sale document, only two were not connected to the electricity supply at that time. South Willingham is connected to the Burgh on Bain telephone exchange—part of the Louth/Alford/Spilsby 01507 dialling code—on the A157 and High Street junction. There was a telegraph office at the railway station until it closed in 1951.
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The first mention of Eiger, appearing as "mons Egere", was found in a property sale document of 1252, but there is no clear indication of how exactly the peak gained its name. The three mountains of the ridge are commonly referred to as the Virgin (German: Jungfrau – translates to "virgin" or "maiden"), the Monk (Mönch), and the Ogre (Eiger; the standard German word for ogre is Oger). The name has been linked to the Latin term acer, meaning "sharp" or "pointed".
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They would make a payment for the rails and the incline drum. There is no further evidence for the takeover, but presumably it took place, since the incline was listed in a sale document dating from 1900 for Cwmorthin, when the Conglog Quarry was still operating. The length of the tramway from Conglog to the Ffestiniog Railway was . Following the 1900 sale of Cwmorthin, it was taken over by Oakeley Quarry, working the same slate veins but from the other side of the Allt-fawr ridge.
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Six months earlier, Eugene had sold some rare iridium to a dealer named Majak and the iridium turned out to be stolen. Eugene had bought the iridium from a George Reynolds and then 2 months ago, had grown suspicious that something was wrong. As it turned out, Bigelow was the notary who had notarized the bill of sale document for George Reynolds made out to Eugene Phillips. Eugene could have proven he made a legitimate deal and cleared himself legally via the bill of sale but the document had mysteriously gone missing.
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The Mansion in Roundhay Park Visitor Centre, The Mansion House The Mansion House is a large stone two- and three-storey house in Greek Revival style with a view over the Upper Lake, built from 1811 to 1826. It was built for Thomas Nicholson and his wife Elizabeth, who took up residence in 1816. It had three carriage houses and stabling for 17 horses. It was bought by the City of Leeds in 1871, and the sale document noted that the principal rooms on the ground floor were 13 feet high, and on the first floor were 17 bedrooms and 2 water-closets.
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Isaac Hawkins Hall, formerly Mulledy Hall and Freedom Hall, at Georgetown University After the revelation around the slave sale gained wider publicity, the university decided to rename two buildings that bore the names of two Jesuits at Georgetown who had played significant roles in the 1838 sale, Thomas Mulledy and William McSherry. In November 2015, Mulledy Hall was renamed Freedom Hall and McSherry Hall was renamed Remembrance Hall as temporary measures while other names were being considered. In 2017, the two buildings were rededicated in the names of Isaac, the first slave listed in the 1838 sale document, and Anne Marie Becraft, a free woman of color who established a school in Georgetown for black girls.
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Property Sale Document: Bagazust and Ubil Sell a House to Ananiah, September 14, 437 BCE Brooklyn Museum This document to the right describes a property purchased by Ananiah, twelve years after his marriage, from a Persian soldier named Bagazust and his wife, Ubil. The property, in a town on Elephantine Island, named for the god Khnum, was located across the street from the Temple of Yahou and adjacent to the Persian family of Ubil's Father. As such proximity might suggest, the Egyptians, Jews, and Persians in Elephantine all lived among one another. The renovation of the house and its gradual transfers to family members are the central concerns of the next several documents in Ananiah's family archive.
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Prior to connection, communal and private pumps and wells supplied water. The 1887 OS Map shows the sites of communal hand pumps; one on Donington Road opposite Corner Farm, and another on Barkwith Road where the driveway of ‘Wurzel Patch’ is now. 7 of the 34 dwellings listed in the 1957 sale document are recorded as having their own water hand pumps. Wells and pumps in the village extracted water from the underlying Kimmeridge Clay which includes layers of shale and ironstone. In some cases this resulted in water that was “ferruginous and smelt offensively”."British Geological Survey Records", The water supply of Lincolnshire from underground sources, 1904 by Woodward, H.B.; Mill, H.R.; Parsons, H.F.; Preston, H.; Whitaker, W. Page 10.
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From the 8th to 12th century, besides various Mainz monasteries, Saint Alban's Abbey (also in Mainz – not to be confused with the one in England, which is actually consecrated to another saint) held the most important properties in Zornheim. After the Lords of Bolanden had transferred sovereignty over Zornheim to one of the Counts of Hohenfels about 1220, the fiefholders then sold the village and the court of Zornheim to Saint Clare's Convent at Mainz (Mainzer Kloster Sankt Klara) after receiving Count of Hohenfels Hermann II's leave to do so. In the sale document issued at Oppenheim on 9 June 1329, the selling price is named: 200 pounds of Hellers. Thereafter, the abbess and the convent held not only extensive lands in the Zornheim municipal area, but rather also the immediate lordship over the village.
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Hooker's letter to the board agreeing to enter into negotiations noted that "in view of the nature of the property and the purposes for which it has been used, it will be necessary for us to have special provisions incorporated into the deed with respect to the use of the property and other pertinent matters." The board rejected the company's proposal that the deed require the land to be used for park purposes only, with the school itself to be built nearby. As "a means of avoiding liability by relinquishing control of the site", Hooker deeded the site to the school board in 1953 for $1 with a liability limitation clause. The sale document signed on April 28, 1953, included a seventeen-line caveat purporting to release the company from all legal obligations should lawsuits occur during the future.
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The track gauge was , as the wagons ran onto the Ffestiniog, although the track gauge above the mill was only nominally the same, as internal wagons had double flanged wheels which were loose on the axles. Operation of the Lake Incline was the responsibility of Conglog, although after 21 years, ownership would transfer to Cwmorthin, who would make a payment for the drum and the rails. This appears to have happened, although it is not documented, as the three inclines on the Cwmorthin main line were all listed in a sale document from 1900. Cwmorthin was bought by Oakeley quarry, after which they were connected underground, allowing it to be worked from the Oakeley side, and the absence of Oakeley men to operate the inclines was eventually resolved when Cadwaladr Roberts was given permission to operate them.
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In 2006, a settler organization produced a contract of sale dating back to 1963 claiming it showed that the family another Palestinian had purchased the terrain from the Shamlawi, and that it was later resold to settlers, a sale document the Shamlawi dismiss as a forgery. the property to Israel’s Supreme Court held that Suleiman had sufficiently proved his ownership and could register the land with the Israeli authorities. In 2007, the Israeli Military's Committee for Initial Land Registration rejected the settler's claim that they could register it in their title as lacking credibility, but then confiscated 170 dunams of the Shamlawi land on which Barkan industrial plants had already been constructed. In 2014, in partial recognition of the Shamlawi claims, Israel ruled that 42 dunams of the Barkan industrial estate not yet built on could be registered in Suleiman Shalùmlawi's name.
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