Notices to sell multiple estates in Burke Columbia and Richmond counties
Public notices announce leave to sell 150 acres in Burke and 1000 acres in Scriven for Martha Laseter and John Lasiter estates, 230 acres in Jefferson for Elijah Anderson estate, 250 acres on Beaver Dam Creek for George Daxly estate, and 2601.2 acres on the Savannah river for James Germany estate. Guardians and administrators cite nine to twelve month delays and list heirs creditors. Also listed are enslaved people including three women in Richmond AIL aged about 25 and five feet tall, owned by George Putman of Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inferior Court
Burke County
Beaver Dam
George Daxly
Sarah Oaxly
Wm. Barefield
Lnférior Court
Columbia County
Clayton
Germany
Keith, &c
Savannah River
James Germany
Peter Lequeux
Merch
Richmond
Bismith
George Putman
Savannah
Publication of Slander Against Army Officer in Augusta Chronicle
A letter from a military officer titled A Friend to the Army denounces a public accusation as false calumny. He asserts he held Savannah Bank notes totaling fifteen thousand dollars and treasury notes exchanged for Georgetown and Alexandria bills with no personal gain. He defends his integrity, questions the accuser’s motives, and rejects insinuations of peculation or improper interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qstian
Dalculdes
Atlemén
Georgetown
Alexandria
Thad
Savannah Bank
Savannah
Augusta
Treasury
A. B Fannin
United States
Alexadria
Fannin
Marye
Black
War Department
Siehering
Claims of Lt Mallory on currency exchange during 1816 Savannah
In Savannah in 1816 a witness states Lt. John H Mallory pay master of the 7th U.S. Infantry refused to exchange Georgia currency for District of Columbia notes with a premium. Mallory said he had thousands in Treasury notes and preferred using government funds for his regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdo
L. J.H. Mallory
U. S. Infantry
Georgia
District of Columbia
Treasury
St. Mallory
Savannah
A. B. Fannin
Mallory
Reg
T. U.S. Infantry
Charleston
Augusta
John H Mallory
Fort Hawkins
Sas
Rae Monty
Virginia
Sale Notice for Property in Wilkinson and Scriven Counties
Will be sold on the first Tuesday in May at the courthouse in Jacksonborough Scriven county between usual hours. Two acres in Wilkinson county in the 12th district known as number one hundred five levied on as the property of Stephen Butler to satisfy an execution in favor of Aaron Smith from the Justices Court returned by a constable Solomon Kemps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonborough
Scriven County
Wilkinson County
Stephen Butler
Aaron Smith
Solomon Kemps
S.c
Land Sale Notice in Burke County Court House
Will be sold on the first Tuesday in May next at the courthouse in Waynesborough Burke county between usual hours 97 acres of land the property of William Lightfoot deceased adjoining Jeremiah Miller and others levied on by sundry executions in favor of William Guinn against William Barfield trustee of John Wynn executor of William Lightfoot deceased pointed out by William Barfield and returned by a constable John Pell s. c. April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesborough
Burke County
William Lightfoot
Jeremiah Miller
William Guinn
William Barfield
John’ Wynn
Wiliam Lightfoot
John Pell
Sale Notice of Slaves and Land in Augusta and Clarke County
On the first Tuesday in May next at the Market-house in Augusta two Negroes Victor Jack and a tract of land in Clarke County on Trail Creek containing five thousand acres as granted to Count DesTag levied on as property of Michael A Gauvain to satisfy executions from the Sixth Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Georgia in favor of William Dixon Co et al and Henry Messemer cash purchasers to pay for titles March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Victor Jack
6Th Circuit Court of the United States
District of Georgia
William Dixon, & Co
Adm’x, & Adm
R. Thomas Smith
Clarke County
Trail Creek
D’estang
Michael A. Gauvain
Sixth Circuit Court of the United States For
Lienry Messemer
Executors Sales and Academy Reports in 1816 Richmond
Executors sale notices for the estate of Thomas Napier including enslaved persons and a Burke County sale of corn and other items. Richmond Academy reports detail its three departments, student progress in Latin Greek English, and a July opening for a Sand Hills branch near Augusta. Also brigade orders and a meeting for river navigation improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Doctor Thompson
Nicholas Ware
R. A
Richmond Academy
Augusta
Oliver Danforth
Rich. Academy
Ayr 12
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richmond County
Charles Burch
Rebecca Burch
Richard Weyn
Back Creek
Mathew Rogers
Joseph Shewmaker
Mom
Shewmcke
Sapp
Martha Laseter
Edward Laseter
Admis
Mgm
Dill
John Lasiter
Joseph Shewmike
Inferior Court of
Jefferson
County of
Elijah Anderson
William Shepherd
Rt. Te
Tane
George Dent
James T. Dent
Icave
William E. Hendrick
E. Turver
Sam
Miller
Island of
St. Thomas
A. Rhodes
Sheriff’s Sale
Marshal’s Sales
Geo. M. Walker
Defi. Marshall, D. G
Tds
Court of Ordinary
County of Columbia
Columbia
Thomas Napier
Rob’t, Randolph
Peter Crawford
Jonas Bradly
Isaac Wimberly
Jonathan Lewis
Milledgeville
Cedar Creek
Jones County
Jimm
der. Dumas
Ferensry
Greensborough
Rich Land Creek
Green
China Grove
Oglethorpe
Fishing Creek
Said
Athens
Clarke
Sandy Creek
Carnes
Franklin
Shoal Creek
Board of Trustees
John Hodge
Sec’ry
Geraed
Basil Lamar
Reynolu Veel
Phinizy’s. Asaph Waterman
Lath
Warren County
Warxar
Geo. Walton
South Carolina
Globe Tavern
Prt
A. Erwin
Bank of the State of
Washington
Bank of the State of Georginy
Exchange Hall
Oliver Sturges
Seery
Miliegeville
Republican
Advete
Flewellen 9
Lamar
Mmutual
T. Flewellen
John H. Lamar
Lea
Rendolph & Rucker
Otrner
Centre Streets
Mims
Richmo
Was
Garrett
Carolina
Joe
John Hutchinson
Black Swamp
Jun
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