Letters in the Post Office Augusta 1812 Addressee List
A compilation of names and addresses appearing in a post office listing for Augusta dated January 1 1812. The roster includes Nathan Ames Jamies Allen E B Billings Levi Brown John Beach Charles Ames Bosworth Mrs Ann Barton Brigs Marg Bostick David Barton Bans Rev Henry Green etc. The long lineup shows citizens merchants officers and families with many partial titles and house holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.B. Billings
Levi Both
Faim Brown
John Benwodd Beach
Charles Bertihill Ames
Bosworth
Ann Barton
Ty Brigs
Marg. Bostick
David Barton
Bans
Henry Bochm
Thomp. Bird
Cath
Brian Jem Ballard
Dabney Berry
Classical School Ad in Augusta Georgia
A notice declares a school for Greek Latin and English to open on the second Monday in January with limited pupils. Also public notices on administration of Claudia Magnan estate and local medical shop news from Isaac Herbert and Doctor Fendall with a move to a new location.
Notice of Estate Debt Settlement in Augusta
The Estate of Ms. ID Driscol, deceased, requires payment to the subscriber without delay. George Adams, administrator, requests all debtors render accounts authenticated per law. Augusta, November 29, 18rr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Driscol
Dec
George Adams
Augusta
For Sale and Hire Offer by John Woolfolk
Notice states one for sale and if unsold soon will hire two for twelve months. Includes name John Woolfolk and date December 27. Also advertises a pair of carriage horses for sale, young and well broke, with inquiry of the printers on December 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woolfolk
Richmond Academy Reopens Under New Direction
The Richmond Academy reopened on Wednesday under James St. John Esq as director. D H Holt remains English teacher with R L Coombs junior as English and writing master. Tuition remains 23 dollars per quarter paid in advance. Mrs Hammill named stewardess to board and lodge students. Trustees provide a room for Mr Petit to study French after other exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James St. John
D. Holt
R. L. Coombs
Tees
Academy
Petit
Sheriff’s Sale Proclaimed in Warren County
On the first Tuesday in March next at the Court House in Warren County eleven enslaved people named Jerry Dick Peggy Ene Young Pleasant Betty Diey Sam Charlotte and Demye will be sold under an execution issued by the Superior Court. Property of Abner Chapman, levied by Jones & Semmes. Conditions oath. Thomas H Kendall s. Jan 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Warren County
Jerry
Peggy
Ene
Young
Pleasant
Betty
Diey
Sam
Charlotte
Demye
Abner Chapman
Jones & Semmes
Abnes ‘Chapman
Thomas H. Kendall
Sheriff's Sale Listing of Slaves on February First Tuesday
On the first Tuesday in February at the Market House in Anguilay the sale lists six enslaved people Jean Pierre Mary and Child Sally Abel and Andrew revived on as property of Joseph Ashton deceased to satisfy an execution in favor of Anderson Watkins. Also one Negro named Abraham levied on as property of Charles Jones for an execution in favor of Tanner Sefton. January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anguilay
Nfnel
Jean Pierre
Mary
Child
Sally
Abel
Andrew
Joseph ‘Ashton
Anderson Watkins
Abraham
Charles Jones
Tanner Sefton
Property Sales In Scriven And Effingham Counties
On the 18th Tuesday in February next at the courthouse in Jacksonborough Scriven County at the usual hour. 200 acres pine land on Savannah River taken as James Herbert's to satisfy Richard Lovett's execution. 1250 acres pine land in Effingham taken as James Hudson's to satisfy Ebenezer Jenks's execution. A parcel on the Savannah Augusta road taken as Daniel Daly's to satisfy Henry Hughs's execution and another in favor of Daniel Kemp. Property pointed out by the defendant John Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonborough
Scriven County
Savannah River
James Herbert
Richard Lovett
James Hudson
Effingham
Ebenezer Jenks
Savannah
Augusta
Daniel ‘Daly
Henry Hughs
Daniel Kemp
Executor's Sales of Capt. William Taylor Estate
Sale on January 20 at the late residence of Capt. William Taylor includes 475 acres, 290 acres, 306 acres, 338 acres, 194 acres, 50 acres, 124 acres tracts plus Campbellton houses and Savannah river fisheries. Also 32 slaves, livestock, tools, cotton, and crop on hand. Real estate credit one to three years. personal property twelve months. Executors Samuel Savage, William Ross, Duncan Matheson. Creditors urged to pay, and claimants to present demands. deeds of conveyance offered for sale. Postponement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William FF. Taylor
Brewer’s Tratt
Cheame
Waffer’s Ret
Bennett’s Tratt
Corning
Gardier
Stephen’s Creek
Rowan
Campbellton
Savannah River
Samuel Savage
WM. Ross
Duncan Matheson
Augusta Lots Sale Terms at Public Sale by Edward F Campbell
Public sale to choose lots on a city fringe with terms: ten percent down, balance as valuation money. Option to pay cash for fee simple or accept a conditional title on ground rent six percent per year with quarterly payments. Failure triggers re-entry and absolute reversion to the subscriber or heirs after ten days notice. Purchasers may redeem before reversion to obtain fee simple title. Dec. 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anagutta
Bees Ees Sons
Edward F. Campbell
Runaway Negro Man Grie sought near Washington and Augusta
A likely enslaved man named Grie, 35, fled on the 7th with a letter from a Baptist Church. He aims to travel as a preacher around Washington and Augusta, has a wife at Col. Pray's, and is last known near Dry Fork of Long Creek, Oglethorpe County. A handsome reward is offered for his apprehension and return or jail confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grie
Baptist
Fishing Creek
Wilkes County
Washington
Col. Pray
Perha
Augusta
Meg
Long Creek
Oglethorpe County
Subscriptions for stores on former Sims lot announced
Notice announces erection of a range of stores on the former Sims lot with October occupancy for some units and August 23 terms. Court of Ordinary September Term 1811 requires creditors and kin to appear March next to show cause why letters of administration could not be granted for James Robarts estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georg A
Richmond County
Louis Poisson
Claudius Magnan
Augusta
Auguera
Isaac Herbert
C.c.o
Greene Court of Ordinary
David Robarts
James Robart
H. Carleton, Jr
C.c
Clayton Maddux
Letitia Maddux
Letitia Ellington
David Ellington
Sheriff Sale of Burke County Lands At Waynesborough
On the first Tuesday in February next the Court-House in Waynesborough will host sheriff sales. 200 acres on Buckhead Creek adjoining Abraham Jackson dec and others. 243 acres in the same county adjoining the same and Jonathan Lewis on Buckhead Creek. These parcels levied as property of Daniel Nunis to satisfy writs in favor of John Bryant. 392 acres adjoining John Pierce and Fryar, levied as property of Robert Wyche to satisfy an Elijah Hill writ. January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke County
Buckhead Creek
Abraham Jackson
Said
Jonathan Lewis
Daniel Nunis
John Bryant
Iaid Coun
John Pierce Pom Fryar
Robert Wyche
Elijah Hill
Josep Perry
Estate claims and debts for Joho Emen deceased
All persons having demands against the estate of Joho Emen deceased are requested to present their accounts duly proven within the time limit by law. All persons indebted to the decedent are asked to make immediate payment to Isaac Herbert, etc. January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
South Carolina
Aga
Joho Emen
Isaac Herbert
Ci. c
Sale Notice of House Lot and Woman Cate in Waynesborough
On the first Tuesday in February next at the court house in Waynesborough Borough a house and lot No 3 adjoining lots 2 and 4 will be sold between usual hours. Also one enslaved woman named Cate. Levied to satisfy an execution in favor of George Harrall, pointed out by defendant to G Neyland sheriff, turned over to the successor of office. January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesborough
Waynes
Joseph Perr
S .c
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nathan Ames —_ Jamies ee addel Allen
William W. Clarke
John B. Covington
Gastons
D. Crawford Collins
William Cowles
Paul James Crane
Ann Conan
Mary S. Conn
Jason Candee
Beneajah Curry
Thomas Cumming
John Curry
Samuel Crawford Angelheart Creese
Cobn
Rich. Durrett
Jur
Jamin Darling
Lorenzo Dow Thomas L. Davis
Lewis Dowdell Ar Dyer & A. Delamois
Ssaye Fair
James Fowle
David Fausete
Danforth
Hen. D. Green
Giles Griswold
Thomas Griffith
Mal. Gordon
William Grace Campbellton
H Samuel Hamelton
James Hunter Cartherine Harter
Joseph Heacock
Davie Hughes & Co
Thomas Henry Om Hendon
John G. Holcombe
Endon & Morgan
J. Holcombe
Zina Hotchkiss
Jane Hensoe
Sar. Handley
George S. Houstee
Eliza Henley
Sarah Jones
Robert Jones
Raphael Johnson
Jones John Johndree
Fanny Jones
Thomas Jones
Susan Jen Azel John
Marshal Jones Ikins James Johnson
Margaret Jones
Traman Kalbogg
Hazen Kimball sTraman Kelly John Knapen
Ston
Nicholas Low
James Lyon
Meke H. Mann
Manos Superior
James Oliver
Rachel Osborn
Eliza
Oliver
Samuel Osbourn
John Pray
Ann S. Pepper
Edward Prather
Thomas Phillips
Elijah D. Perkins
John Patrick
Sarah Pope de Panton
Pike Island
John Peck
R “Mills
N. H. Roberts Leandin J. Roberts George Ricks
Simeon Russell David Reid
S John Smith
Co.acob
Stonelumbian Sentinelery
Shultz Benj. S. Scriven 2
William Underwood
Joseph Vardamar Hendry Warner
R. Valdazaar
Susan A. Wall
David Walker
Richard Wayne
Robert Walker
Abraham Walker
Edward Walker
Thomas Wilkins
Geo. M. Walker
William White
Bi Wilson John Willy Joseph Watkins
Henry Zio James Fraser, Pola Makes
Just
J. Watton & Co
Samuel H. P. Lee
London
Fendall
Guenion
South Broad Ftree
Joan Casuin
Messrs
Knox & Pops
Edward Hampton
Grove
Gigg
Anaone
Elias
The
Richmond Acade
Board of
Trusees
Thomas Barrett
N. B
the Board of
Trus
Sheriff's. Sale
Sheriff’s Sale
P. Donaldson, D
John Young
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Executor
Admi’s. Sale
Stith. Barksdale
Dee
Fanny Barksdale
Dmx
William Low
4Daur
Ranaway
Benjamin Sims
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