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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1812
Page
4
Nine months after judgment, John Scott and Lindsey Coleman announce a sale of the entire John Catlett estate for heirs and creditors. The property includes multiple tracts in Richmond County near Savannah River and Augusta, several parcels in Washington and Effingham, plus city lots in Augusta and Reynolds Street. Interested parties with titles or interests are asked to take notice. July’s.
In September term 1811 the Superior Court of Columbia County orders the deed to Ephraim Peeples to be established. The petition alleges a deed from 1785 to John Garnett describing land bounded by Litt le River and Hatton Middleton and other grants. Publication for six months is required unless objections arise. True copy from the minutes signed by Peter Crawford Clerk on Sept 301811.
All persons with demands against the estate of Joan Catuarr and Eg. deccilen are required to present duly proved accounts to the subscriber within the legally limited time. Anyone indebted to the deceased should pay immediately to Lindsey Coleman and gens Scott at ay 106.
Nine months after date application to the honorable inferior court of Warren County for leave to sell a tract of land containing 410 acres more or less belonging to the estate of David Thompson deceased. Proceeds to benefit the heirs and creditors. John Akins administrator. July 12.
Application will be made to the inferior court at Greene County for leave to sell two hundred acres of land in Greene County as part of the real estate of James Musgrove, deceased. N. H. Musgrove, Admr. August 30. mgm.
Nine months after date an application will be made to the Inferior Court of Greene County for leave to sell lands in Greene and two lots in Madison City Morgan County belonging to William Jenkins late of Greene County deceased. Proceeds go to heirs and creditors. James R. Jenkins administrator. Green County May 17 1811.
The Honorable Inferior Court of Columbia County grants leave to sell 15 acres of land on both sides of Cain Creek including the mill of Thomas H. Flint deceased. The sale benefits the heirs and creditors with Jane Flint as executrix. September 13. mom
For sale a Capital Chair or Dray serse and a Dray nearly cew offered locally. Apply at this office in December. tf
The sheriff announces sales on the court house steps in Warren County on the next Tuesday in March between usual hours. Properties include 100 acres of land for William Taylor to satisfy Jeremiah Beall and John Powell, 1320 acres for Rep Ben Reese and Ashess, 110 acres for Lemuel Newman and Causty, 100 acres for Joseph Cole, and adjoining parcels for William Averett and Ra dal Johnson. also one negro woman Jenny, one bay horse of John Gibson, one bed and clothes and a hoste for William Newman, and one negro boy Peter for John Oliver to satisfy various executions including George Hargraves and others. Thomas H. Kindall, Sheriff, posts the notice January 31.
Court sale at Waynesboro on the first Tuesday in March lists items levied in executions for Daniel Miller Hillary Bostick John Gulstrap Phailis Kinchen Jeremiah Muller Samuel Hawes and others. Property includes horses a riding chair 15 acres in Burke County 200 acres land Buckhead area and pie land. Administrator proceeds to satisfy judgments with details given.
The document lists two property levies in Columbia county. One lot near No. 1 in Waghisborough known by Pettit covers 160 acres more or less, tied to John Muit. The other extensive tract of around 368 acres on Sullivan's Creek belongs to William Kennon, adjacent to Ramsey and Jones, with current occupant Kennon, to satisfy fanity executions as of January 31.
John Young reports two land levies returned to him as property of John Jeffree and John Conally to satisfy sundry executions. The 100 acres of pine land tied to Jeffree and the 250 acres tied to Conally secure a judgment in Mund Gross’s favor for John Boykin. February 14.
Public sale of a town lot and adjoining store dwelling with outbuildings in Angafia and Ae. The sale, to satisfy a Sixth Circuit Court execution, covers a property once owned by Thomas Cumming and later by M Verdery, with bounds 71 feet along Bidid fireer and Bilis street. Purchasers must pay the price. George Wragg vs Johnson and Kunzie. January 31.
All persons having demands at Walker Richmond County are requested to present them duly attested to the subscriber for payment. Those indebted must pay without delay by January 240.
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