Acts and notices from early Georgia statutes and remedies
A fragmented 19th century list of proposed laws and regional actions includes acts to fix permanent seats for victors at a university, regulate toll bridges and city limits, extend time for Milledgeville lot purchasers, incorporate towns, manage enslaved and free people of color, divide counties, site public buildings, dispose of Bethera College estate, and set duties for sheriffs. An extraordinary note describes a woman cured of consumption after drinking chamomile dew inspired by a dog’s lick, detailing a remarkable recovery.
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Victors Ard
Savannah
Milledgeville
St. Mary
Oconee
Ocmulgee
Jones County
Aid County
Consey
Cuinton
Bethera College
Feiling
Andes
Anlacht
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Sheriff's Sale of 359 Acres in Warren County
A sheriff sale will occur on a Friday in February at the Govrt House in Warren County between usual hours. 359 acres on Cartan's Creek, adjoining William Calpsoner and others, the land where Henry Cox formerly lived, levied to satisfy an execution in favor of Zephiniah Franklin. Also notice for race ground booths at Centinel Office due before Monday nine, drawing at ten.
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Court of Ordinary
Wes
Benje
Waynefoore
Sumner
Bhcaeuiah Beall
Govrt
Warren County
Warren Couny
Cartan’s Creek
William Calpsoner
Henry Cox
Cox
Zephiniah Franklin
Fai Frankin
Thomas Battli
Sheriff Sale in Columbia County Lands Foreclosure
Multiple parcels of land in Columbia County are listed for sale to satisfy debts and executors, including 52 acres, 40 acres, and 250 acres on Little River, with boundaries described by neighbors and streams. Also listed are 200, 338, 76, 700, 2184, and 754 acre tracts, with owners and creditors named, under the January 7 sheriff action by Langston, sheriff.
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Coumbia C. House
Columbia
Rae
John Herds
Telfair
Cooper
Said County
Boanding
Canes Creek
Little River
Alexander Johnston
Said Johnson
Basil Lamar
Columbia County
John Grady
Paine
Thomas Hogas
Samuel Paine
Pearree and
Celina
George W. Moore
Green Briar Creek
Job Dobbs
Mzo
Bugg
Francis Fassar
Embre
Gren ‘Ted
Elijah Bragg
Martin Hays
Richard Brown
Aquilla Howard
Howard
Mrs Short
Fatiety Brown
Lis
A. Howrd
John M‘donald
Uchee Creek
Eads & Owl
Bayid Urquhart
Toen M'Donald
James Simmis
Macshal
Ramsey
Bird Agrint
Simms
Columbia Cousty
Thomas Casey
Goodo
Hamilton
John Menard
Casey
North Wey
Michael Smwnally
Addroising
Seire
Bagg and
Cramford
John Horsrd
Langston
Advertising Favors Open New Year in Augusta Journal
The issue notes continued advertising support for the paper into the new year and promises Gallatin's financial report will appear next. It records several marriages and deaths including Mrs Nancy Garrett and James Sullivan governor of Massachusetts, with brief notices and scornful remarks about a local editor.
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