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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1814
Page
8
The Court of Ordinary of Columbia County will sell the estate of the late Wakon on January 21 next to the highest bidder. Three likely Negroes, a man and two women, are listed with terms by note and approved county security. Foster, Administrator. Columbia County. January 181d.
On Monday February 11 the estate of the late Zekeiah Beal shall be sold including the mill and dwelling house and outbuildings at the residence of the deceased. Executors Jacob Bostick and Beal are named to oversee the sale with terms announced sale day.
The advertisement states that on Saturday March 5 at the Market House in Louisville, under the order of the Jefferson County Court of Ordinary, three enslaved persons a woman and two children belonging to the estate of William Parsons will be sold by Whitaker executor. Conditions will be announced on sale day.
One year rental proposed for a north side house and lot near the Market owned by Robert Cresswell. The space is tabulated for private family use and a store, with option to be annexed by tenant. Described as suitable for a wagon yard and an excellent tavern site in town.
A. GL notices creditors and others indebted to the estate of Ch Yomas Knapan, deceased, to pay promptly and present demands properly attested to the administration. Samuel H. Ketchum and Emily Knapen are administrators. December 47.
Public notices describe land parcels for lease on the Sand Hills and a corner lot on Broad Street, with inquiries to be made at the office. Other entries advise debtors to pay promptly and announce estate-related claims and administration in Richmead County.
The Richland Jockey Club plans a meeting on the last Wednesday in February at George D. Taylor’s plantation. It offers free-entry for any horse mare or gelding in America with weights and distances as listed in the program.
Fragmentary notice describes cotton or cloth needs, coopering work, and rice or wheat sales in Savannah. Mentions a buyer or mill operator seeking cooper wet or dry, with wages offered, and delivery from Augusta in bags or barrels. Specifies minimum 2 barrel quantities and bag return terms.
Dancing events begin Saturday the 27th with a schedule of weekly gatherings. A night school for young gentlemen runs on the same evenings. The Bes Riber or open OL hosts a reception on Monday with arrangements by Mrs Long. Terms available by appointment through Mr Ovi who holds authority for listings in Ohio.
Indebted parties to the firm of Tuomas Knapen deceased will pay Samuel Sprague, surviving power, for all business at Buck's Head. No receipt shall discharge debts unless specifically stated. Date November 49.
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