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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1812

Page

8

Sheriff Sale of Pine Land in Augusta County

On the first Tuesday in September at the Market-House Augusta two hundred acres of pine land the Bay Springs occupied by Floyd Jarvis with improvements in Richmond County levied on to satisfy four executions in favor of Betsey Tyler and others One Four Wheel Carriage levied on as property of Joshua Meals to satisfy an execution in favor of Lafitte and Brux Conditions Cash.

Augusta Floyd Jarvis Bay Springs Richmond M'Gar Skinner, Liverman Alker Watkins William v. Dee Jarvis Betsey ‘Tyler Richi’d Bush Con’st Joshua Meals Lafitte and Brux

Land Sales in Warren County Under Sheriff Notice

On the first Tuesday in September next at the Court House in Warren County property will be sold. 300 acres adjoining Jacob Burke and others where Jeremish Beall resides, as estate of Josiah Beall dec for executions in favor of administrators of Thomas Smith dec by Thomas Care. 133 acres adjoining George Hargraves and others for executions in favor of John Rushing pointed by Edward Boyd. 40 acres adjoining Willis Perry to satisfy two executions for Thomas Dacre and Laurencerfe. Four head of cattle as property of Clair Birdie fist and administrators Tama and Wm Smith. Also 10 ? acres adjoining Jon C Turner to satisfy executions for Willem Towne as­signee of Peasant Towns. Sheriff Thomas H Kendall, July 31.

Court House Warren County Jacob Burke Hatier Jeremish Beall Josish Beall Thomas Smith George Hargraves Richard Lovett John Rushing Edward Boyd Willis Perry Jon Peter Thomas Dacre Laurencerfe Clair Birdie Tama & Wm. Smith Mary Robert Castleberry Fily Seres Adj Jning Jon C. Turner Willem Towne Thomas H. Kendall Howe Waynesboough Burke County Carpenter Philip Sa Thomas Kiipstuck Luke Sapp Ifaxe Primos Sephen Smith James Alger Betty Abrihare Jackson Marie Walker Tiain Carter Poin Edward Pythree Margered Dickson Ohn Robrt Dickson Wiggins Pierce Forne Thomas Hollida Amey Savannah River Richmond County Augusta Wshinon Bedford John Catlece John Milledge George David Urquhrt Sudford Richmond Augusta Washington Plantati Jono Catlett Cornelius Os Fart David Urquhart Lamkin Skinner John ¢. Letty Councy Aod Reuben Coléman John Rhodes Cornelius Far Jo Canelt Thomas Pace John Stalling Richard Call Broad Street Angulaionssing Broad-street Ellis-street Reynold Treet Aid City Doctor John Powell Reuben Coleman He Toody Reynold-street Vntil

October court sale in Scriven county uproots multiple properties

On the first Tuesday in October at the Jacksonborough courthouse in Scriven county, between 10 and 3, two judges order sales to satisfy executions. Properties listed include several tracts of land in Scriven and Effingham counties, pine lands along Savannah river and Brier Creek, a bedstead and furniture, a matras, notes of hand, and a freedman named Johnston. Purchases are to satisfy debts owed to Wm Blake, R Wilkinson, N Long, A Little, E Jenkins, John Burns, and the adm'r of John Ridly, among others.

Jacksonborough Scriven County Beteen Lydia C. Griffin Wm. Blake R. Wilkinson N. Long William Roberts John Bryan John Burns Hurtis Ewing Johnston John B. Dreaux E. Jimks Scriven Brier Creek Wm. Miller John Ridly

Meeting of exemptees at Columbia court-house

A former advertisement describes a second gathering of senior gentlemen at Columbia court-house on Saturday to form themselves into companies and adopt rules for domestic security. Commanding officers in each district are asked to advertise the meeting at public places within their districts. August, 4812.

Columbia Court-House Apnena Sai Court-House

Thomas H Penn Deputy Marshal Georgia District

Deputy Marshal Thomas H Penn of the Georgia district is noted with an address at S Walters Store on Broad Street in Augusta. The fragment references an August 7 date and a noted office location near Broad Street.

Department of ‘State J.S. Walkers Broad Street Aucre Thomas H. Penn Georgia Thomas J

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