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Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1812

Page

4

Sheriff Sale Notice of Augusta Land and Personal Property

On the first Tuesday in September at the Market-House in Augusta the sale will include two hundred acres of pine land known as the Bay Springs in Richmond County with improvements and adjoining lands, as property of Floyd Jarvis and William Low. Also four wheel carriage tied to Joshua Meals. Cash only.

Augusta Floyd Jarvis Bay Springs Richmond M’gar Skinner, Liverman Walker Watkins William Low Jarvis Betsey ‘Syler Rich Con’st Joshua Meals Lafitte Brux P. Donaldson D. Shif

Warren County Sheriff Sale Notices for Lands and Movables

On the first Tuesday in September next at Court Klause Warren County will sell 300 acres adjoining Jacob Burke and others as the property of the administrators of Josiah Beall to satisfy an execution for the administrators of Thomas Smith. Also 133 acres adjoining George Hargraves and others as Richard Lovett property to satisfy two executions for John Rushing. A sheriff sale postponed. 300 more acres adjoining Willis Perry as John Peter property to satisfy two executions for Thomas Carre and Laurence Keele. Also four head of cattle as Clair Blandford property to satisfy administrators of Thomas and William Smith. Also Mary and Robert Castleberry part of fifty acres adjoining John C. Turner to satisfy executions for William Towns assignee of Pleasant Towns. Returned by a constable. Thomas H. Kendall Sheriff. July 31.

Klause Warren County Jacob Burke Hatter Jeremish Beall Josiah ‘Beall Thomas Simith Pho George Hargraves Richard’ Lovett John Rushing Edward Boyd Willis Perry John Peter Thomas Carre Laurence Keele Clair Blanford Thomas & Wm. Smith Mary Robert Castleberry John C. Turner William Towns Pleasant Towns Thomas H. Kendall Shff

Property and slave levies in Burke County notices

In Waynesboro two acres on Beaverdam Creek near John Carpenter and Philip Sapy deeds, levied on as Thomas Kilpatrick property per Luke Sapp. Also Isaac and Primus enslaved were levied as Stephen Smith property per James Alger. Betty enslaved of the executors of Abraham Jackson taxed for 1811. A bay horse belonging to Isaac Walker was levied per Travas Carter. 94 acres in Burke County adjacent to Edward Poythree and others levied on as John and Robert Dickson per M Wiggins, returned by a constable. Thomas Pierce levied per Furney Holliday. Amey enslaved of Drury Wamble deceased levied per John Godley.

Waynesborough Burke County Beaverdam Creek John Carpenter Philip Sapy Thomas Kilpatrick Luke Sapp Isaac and Primus Stephen Smith James Alger Betty Abraham Jackon Isaac Walker Travas Carter Edward Poythree Margarett Dickson John Robert Dickson M. Wiggins Thomas Pierce Furney Holliday pHing Amey Drury Wamble John Godley Joseph Perry

Sale of property and slaves in Scriven county court notice

On the first Tuesday in October next at the courthouse in Facksonborough Scriven county between 10 and 3 oclock will be sold by order of two inferior court judges two Negroes Lydia and Harry seven Feathersheds and furniture seven Matrafles and more to satisfy multiple executions. Also land tracts in Scriven and Effingham counties adjoining Paul Wevill James Hudson A Colton Skrugea Thomas Stewart Scroggs Sampear Graham and others. Also five notes of hand by William Roberts John Bryan to John Barns for thirty dollars each. Also one negro fellow Johnston property of John Deveaux taken to satisfy an execution. 700 acres pine land in Scriven County on Brier Creek taken for the adm r of John Ridlye. August 7.

Inferior Court Richmond County Augusta Wilkinson Edward Hatcher Meney-Butcher, Apis Ih aaZat J Facksonborough Scrivex County Lydia Harry C. Griffin Wm. Blake R. Wilkinson N. Long Scriven Savannah River Paul Wevill James Hudson Fid Rens A. Colton and Skrugea Savannah Thomas ‘Stewart and Scroggs Effingham Sampear Graham Louasvalle D. Daly Daly Hannah Paul ‘Maslaw A. Little Jessy County of M’alb & Thompson John B. Deveaux Peuliss William Roberts John Bryan John Barns Harris and Ewing Johnston John’ B. Deveaux E. Jimksy Brier Creek Teken Wm. Miller John ‘Ridlye Waynesboro Jackson County Frederick Shu James B ° Sharp Seagar Cornet C. Branch Joln Seagar Pendleton Ephraim Hudson Court House Warren County Clark Blanford Thomas H. Kendall Nathiel Hutchinson Ditto Ohoopee Samuel Branham J. Killgore Mill Creek Samuel Underwood Alatamaha William David William Green Robert Peritt Effingham County Scott Charleton Meeze George Bryan Cath John Scott Lindsey Colman

Administrators Sale of John Catlett Estate at Augusta

Public sale on the first Tuesday in September in Augusta to settle the estate of John Catlett deceased. Items include several Richmond County tracts totaling over 1 500 acres, city lots on Broad and Reynolds streets, and numerous river and pine lands in Washington, Oglethorpe, and Effingham counties. Proceeds benefit heirs and creditors under an Inferior Court order.

Richmond County Savage Elizabeth Savage D. Savage

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