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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1812
Page
5
On Friday evening December 20 1841 Phib ion Waters and his wife left my house with clothes and intended to return next day. They were not to leave Augusta that night fearing certain persons but have not been heard from since. Any information on their fate will be thankfully received by Th. C. Russell J. P.
On petition of Robert Johnson a note of six hundred dollars signed by Peter W Gautin dated September 10 1810 was alleged stolen November 1 1810. The court ordered the note be established upon six months publication in a Georgia gazette unless opposed. H Walker Clerk January 51. Warren County Georgia Francis Bell seeks letters of administration for Howell Gregory late of the county deceased and kin creditors are cited to appear before the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in March to show cause why letters should not be granted.
Marshals sale to be held on the first Tuesday in March at the Markt in Augusta between 10 and 20 o clock. A lot or bord street lot in Av ignita to be sold, beginning at the upper corner of Thomas Cumming’s lot and running seventy one feet to the jet charmed by M Verdery, including a store dwelling and outbuildings. Levyed to satisfy an execution from the Sixth Circuit Court District of Georgia George Wragg vs Johnson Kunzie. Purchasers to pay city costs. TH. H. PENN D. M. D.G. January 31.
A sheriff sale notified for the first Tuesday in March at the court house in Columbia, including lot No. 1 on Ship Street and 160 acres on Jeemany’s, with affiliations to Carr Napier and Richard Randolph, levied as the property of John Pettit and Wm Kennon. Proceedings list 368 acres more, on Salevan’s creek, with Ramsey and Jones, to satisfy various executions. Sheriff James S. Walton dated January 41.
On the first Tuesday in March next at Warren County Court-house a sheriff sale lists 100 acres of land tied to William Talor for Jeremiah Beall, 320 acres for Reuben Reese and Otis for John English, 110 acres for Louel Newman for William Jordan, 100 acres for Joseph Cobb for Beckham May, plus a section adjoining Rathal Johnson and others for William Averett. Also one negro woman Jenny, one bay horse tied to James Bonner and Wyatt Bonner estate, one bed and clothes for William Newman, and one negro boy Peter tied to Jobs Quiver for Goteredge Ivy and others. Receipts to be used to satisfy multiple executions. cash only. THOMAS H. KINDALL, Sheriff.
On the first Tuesday in March next at the Court House in Wayn Horeagh the property of James Welch dec is sold for three thousand acres on Breshey Creek adjoining John Bryant and Lewis Byer and for four hundred ninety acres on Fitzes Branch adjoining Elizabeth Laseter and Alexander Crozier also one Negro boy named Joe levied on as the property of Samuel Bogg at the instance of Richard Wilde and pointed out by the defendant Joseph Perry public notice dated January 31 with actions returned by a constable in Wayn County.
Classified notice seeks a person familiar with the blacksmiths trade to apply at this office for book binding work. No names, dates, or locations provided. Readable for archival indexing.
In Elbert County near the Broad River and Garal Daniel, springs are praised for medicinal value. Mr. Harvey of Oglethorpe reports Mrs. Harvey’s recovery after six weeks drinking the water at a log cabin spring site. He calls the calybeate water excellent and urges local residents in need of health to visit within the state.
The act extends the opening of land offices in the Orleans territory to align with presidential proclamations. It repeals the 1811 act and confirms sales of public lands under the same procedures, with December 12, 1811 as approval date. Speaker H Clay, Vice President Geo Clinton signatories, approval implied.
Washington on December 27 Six gentlemen of Congress urged publication of Hon. Mr. Giles speech on the bill to raise a military force. A full sketch was promised to the Baltimore American for public consideration with notes from listeners and remarks by Mr Giles and J Norvell.
The discussion centers on a motion to reduce the proposed force from 20 000 to 12 000 infantry and to consider an auxiliary militia. Giles argues the measure would alter the bill’s scope, urging careful alignment with the executive plan and emphasizing the need to bolster national rights and defense amid ongoing British provocation.
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