Multiple Properties and Slaves to Be Sold at Sep Public Auctions
Notices describe sales of enslaved people including Ben Billy George Tom Gome Molly Peggy Lewis and others, plus land tracts of Washington Germany Jesse Roberts and Samuel Germany. Additional auctions include a plantation estate in Augusta and personal property of John T Love. Executors and administrators list sale dates, locations, and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zachariah Melaniel
John Townsend
Sussex Court
Columbia County
Thomas Battle
Wayhesborough
Burke County
Ben
Billy
Samuel Donise
Samue Lewis
Court House
Samuel Germany
Eubank
Washington Germany
Washington
Germany
John Garnett
Jesse Roberts
James Luke
Said Roberts
Justice’s Court
Lingeach
W. P. Beale
Scriven Court House
George
Tom
Gome
Molly
Peggy
James Plate
Henry Host
Mullery Host
Arke County
Téo
Lewis
Waynesborough
Carter
Eptember
Elbert County
Elbertoh
Webb’s Ferry
Elizabeth Goss
Horatio J. Goss
Lease of Lot 337 at Market-house Augusta Required
Notice states the first Tuesday in September next the Market-house Augusta lease for a term not less than five years. It covers Lot No 337 bounded by M Intosh and Ellis streets owned by JJ Willson and J Power. Details of exact feet and improvements including dwelling and outbuildings follow with possession next Holland. M Tyre, Trustee for George Conn minors, dated July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
M’ Intosh
Ellis
JJ Willson
J. Power
Holland
M’tyre
George Conn
Notice on final dividend and estate settlements
Notices inform several estates in Burke and the county seek creditors to file demands by the first Monday in September or lose rights. Executors Harris Carswell Aden David and Richard Bolan urge timely settlements and present claims per law. A miller advertises for milking saw gins and components for sale at three dollars per gin foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Murray
Joan & Manse
Burke County
John Carswell
Aden David. Marse
Public sale notice of enslaved people and deeds
Public notice announces a sale on a Wednesday in August at the plantation of Thomas Burton on Warhatch Creek involving three enslaved individuals and a deed transfer to Abraham Burton. The document warns against trading or accepting notes from Perron Haws and directs note payments to Henry Jinnigs, dated July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert
Abraham Burton
D. John & Thos
Burton
Thomas Burton
Warhatch Creek
Henry Jinnigs
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Owithe
Creasey
David Murdin
Joseph Poythiress
Jared Berek
Henry Sapp
Claudius
Abraham Lord
Gabriel Parker
Richard
Thomas
Thomas Speight
Wm. R. White
Scriven Court-house
Hannah Rogers
Hannah Lipsey
Reobin Wilkinson
Yerms Cash
John Bryant
John Bryan
S. S
Thomas Dillard
Eccased
Charles
Galah
Darcus
Luce
Nell
Rachel
Iinger
Ceh
William
Dillard
Toliver Dillard
John ‘T. Love
Henry T. Harris
Adm
Eibert_ Court-House
Inferior Court
Van's Creek
Willig Banks
Armon Rucwer
James. Hamilton
Nancy Hamilic
Aayamilton
Ad’x
Administrator's Sales
Harrisburg
Liberty
Greene-street
Greene-streets
Savannah River
Liberty-street
John Carter
A. Martin
Jerry Lewis
The
uUay
Jane Lewis, Adm’x
John A. Roberts
R. Mnty
Globe Tavern
Richard Bolan
Adm’r
Jolly T. Love
Tl. Harris
Ellent
H. Dunton
John Weston
Uly
Treasury Department
Treasury
Philadelphia
United States
J. Dallas
the Treasury
Sylvester Porter
Abel Vanzait
Ais Qinetiak
Ewed Lumber
A. Mtyre
Agarh
Choe
Ke Danforth
Richmond Academy
James Moore
Taslich Senco
N. Moore
D. Murny
Dixon
Miss Miller
J. B. Brown
R. Thompson
PSHE
John &. Thormson
N. Moor
Thomas Parrett
Col. McKinne
Joseph Walley
Doctor Lee
London
Jesse Watson
Broad Street
Isaac Herbert
Samuel Neilson
Rork County
Jim
John
Thesia Francis D
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