Sheriff Sale Notices from Augusta and Warren Counties
On the first Tuesday in April next at the Augusta city house and Warren courthouse, properties including dry goods, three enslaved people Jim Eloy Teh pa Binah, a house and lot on Broad Street, three mahogany tables, feather beds, furniture, and 12 wax chairs are offered under distress warrants to satisfy various judgments. Additional lands and parcels in Warren and Whites Creek areas are sold to satisfy executions in favor of multiple creditors. Conditions are cash. THOMAS T. KINDALL Sheriff. March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Npet- House
Augusta
Brox & Pope
Jim
Eloy
Eloy, Teh
Etlis-street
Thomas Dale
John Cashir
Richard
Richard Dennis
P. Donaldson
D. Saf
Waynesborough Court House Sale Notice for Burke and Ske? Counties
On the first Tuesday in April next at the Court House in Waynesborough the following properties will be sold for executions. 200 acres in Burke county on the Savannah River adjoining M Coy and Riley, property of Emeanne Sheftall. 200 acres in Burke county adjoining Joel Reeves, property of Joel Reeves. 45 acres in Burke county adjoining Bart Jones. One Negro woman named Fibby, property of John Connell. 243 acres in Ske County adjoining Jonathan Lewis and others, property of Daniel Nonis. Sale held by order of the courts. February 38.
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Warren
George Hargroves
Joshua
Saynvel Fort
Wm. D. Bunkley
Andy
John Powell Couft
Waynesborough
Burke County
Savahnahi River
M'Coy
Riley
Emeanne Sheftall
William Olivers
Faid
Bart Jones
Fibby
Thea Bave
John Connell
Fundcy
James Speight
James Diandy
Sikke
J.anathan Lewis
Daniel Nonis
Isaiah Carter
John Bryanti
Lie
Sam
Edward Tabb
Alexander Carter
Beaverdam Branch
Henry Gillstrap
Robert Atkinson
Sampsoneakins
Gillstrap
Moses
Elbest
Butha King
James Mills
Warren County
Howel Gregory
Richmond County
Court House
Property Levy on 100 Acres Near Fitzes Branch
Land parcel of 100 acres in the said county on Fitzes branch, adjoining the lands of Elizabeth Lasiter and Alexander Crozier, levied as the property of Thomas Crozier to satisfy multiple executions in favor of John Bell, administrator of John Tredwell dec. Returned by a constable. Conditions Cath. Joseph Perry, $. B.C. March 1.
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Whites Creek
John Hithilto
Abner Govery
Jobo, Ratt
Henry Williams Contable
Brier Creek
Adjinin
Jesse Rickerkon
Taylor
Clark Bland
William Mays
Thomas Williams
John Going
John Burle
Cees
Joshua Perry
Pere, Buckhalter
Said
Hugh Martin
John Connell
Falls
Joseph Attaway
Pjamin Warnock
A. H Perry
Nann
Ann Randolph
Beverly Randolph
Aaron Justice
Burke County
John Shape
George Henst
John Cannell
Bezil Warnock
Nixon Lifler
Sam
John B. Wilkinson
William Stone
Joseph Perry
Said County
Fitzes Branch
Elizabeth Lasiter
Alexander Crozier
Thomas Crozier
John Bell
John Tredwell
B.C
Gallatin Opens Season at Greestborough with Note Payment
Gallatin has commenced his season at Greestborough with a contract of 27 dollars payable by a note on July first. The arrangement allows payment within the season by installments.
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Greestborough
Archibald and related stallions offered for stud
Archibald and another imported stallion stand at the same location under the same terms. Both are by Walrut and Juveling respectively with Godolphin Arabian crosses, well proven as four mile stock and strong foal-getters. They stand in a secure pasture at Wittetoe Springs Bedgefield District with cautions against accidents. mares may be ridden, and the owner not liable for escapes. 1812.
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Walrut
Juveling
Eclipse
Godolphin Ara
Alan
C. Th
Virginnay
Ron
Big Ben
Mr. Singleton
Camden
Financier
Hephestion
Charleston
William Taylor
Sale of mares season at Lexington district
Notice offers mares for a season at Lexington district 18 miles from Colombia. Season runs April 1 to July 76 with prices of thirty five dollars cash or forty five dollars credit to January. Service includes a servant with three or more mares, gratis boarding, corn for mares, good pasturage, no liability for accidents or escapes, precaution taken.
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Lexington
Ely
Colombia
Notable account of Buzzard and Hephestion bloodlines in early racing
William Taylor details Buzzard not getting progeny due to Diomede influence and praises Hephestion as superior. He recounts Buzzard’s lineage from Rockingham and Castranica and cites 1810 1811 1812 races in England and America, including performances, prices, and riders, asserting Buzzard’s high caliber and eventual decline from injurious training.
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Cumming S Pring
Buzzard
Castranira
Rockingham
Tarbitha
Trertham
Miss Kings
Bosphorus &c
Castranica
Sir Achy
Buzzards
Florizel
Diomede
Buaward
Tom
Hephestion
Charles Richardson
Buszara
England
Selim
Fesson
Castrell
Rubine
Hephesuron
Gohanna
Old Bellair to Stand at Judge Beal's in Columbia County
Old Bellair renowned as a foal getter will stand this spring at Judge Beal's in Columbia County on the Washington road, 15 miles from Augusta, fee 15 dollars for the season. The breeding window runs March 15 to June, with negotiable notes due August 25. Gard pasture and grain provided. Mare owners assume risk for accidents or escapes.
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Judge
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Robert Reid
George, Walton, Esq
Alex. Juhan
Ingain
Joseph Cotton
N. B. Gallatin
Cambridge
S. Carolina
Alexander
James Heslin
Washington
Wilkes
Georgia
Lord Grosvei7er
Sweet-brier
King Herod
Archibald
Mr. Allen Jr. Davise
Sportsman
Charles
Ion
Rosicrucian
Peggy
Virginia
Virginius
Ollo
Rampton
Ed Poft
Old Bellair
Stephen Hanker
Ull
John Man
Broad Street
N. Orleans Sugar Co
N. Cgan
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South Side
Braga Street
F. Beall
James Legon
Clarke County
Georgis
Henry Briggs
GEO. Walton
Mityre & Hall
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