Sheriff Sale Announces Burke County Land and Goods Auction
On the first Tuesday in February at Waynesboro Court House, a seizure list includes 244 acres in Burke County, livestock and household items, a negro boy named Robbin, and additional parcels in Burke and Baldwin counties. Property is levied to satisfy executions for Lawson Price Co. and others. buyers must meet sale terms. The notice is signed by Joseph Perry.
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Buike
Tobier
Benjamin Somnet
Natheniel Caroon
Fadderthircy Bethe
Cero
Corton
Prescat
Joseph Dost
Aso
Burke County
Vavarneh
Thoroa S Whitt
Berge Comdy
Saveoneh
Barke County
Avila
Burke Couity
Bie & Wm
Reval
Berke County
Alfa
Barke
Deaverdacce
Ward Teifsir
Farae
John Sesen Aldo
James Gray
Ty Society
Lawson, Price & Co
Baldwin
John Ovtlw
Richerd Regere
John Stallinge
Robbin
John Price
Jeb Scailings
John Hamil
Joseph Perry
Wilkinson County
Gabriel Beker
Columbia County
Henry Goldin
Jones and Caer
Wrightsborough
John Pestat
Jobs Baird & Co
Randolph and Sher
Germany’s Creek
Thomas Few
John M‘gowen
William
Ignaties
Baldwin County
Jesse Carreil
Christopher Millicens
Langston
Auction Notice At Columbia Court Honfty
On the six and Tuesday in February near at Columbia Court honfty between the hours of ten and three oclock a public sale or auction is announced by local officials.
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Columbia Court
Property sales in Warren and Wilkinson counties on Tuesday in February
Notices announce executions and sales of multiple properties including 100 acres on Obechee River near Oates, 110 acres on Cassons Creek in Warren County, a Rockey Comfort site with a Grist and Saw Mill, a mare with two colts, and a negro named Simon. Purchasers to be determined at the Cowt-house in Warren County between appoint hours.
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Warren County
Obechee River
Oates
Thomas Jackson
William Bird
Wilkinson County
William Barnett
Jerich Beaudec
Cassons
Rockey Comfort
Charles A. Deveaux
Aso
John Newsom
Josiah Beaudec
Simon
Pretty Sticks
Thomas
James Crowder
Thomas Battle
Georgia Loan Office announces bond exchange details
The Georgia Loan Office opens July 1 to March 17 1808 for subscriptions to new six percent and three percent stock in exchange for old securities. Eligible holders in Europe may receive interest in the US or London, with bankers’ commission. Specific exchange amounts and eligibility dates are outlined for various stock denominations.
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United States
Georgia
Europe
London
Amserdam
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Robert Guthry
Joseph Bend
Willram Bend
William Bend
Faial James Hooper
Terrell
Scott
Bedattt
Angola
John Birks
James Selwerth
Jake Branch
Daniel Bine
Charles Barch
Welcome Bucklin
Wes. Ball
John Barnard
Morea Behem
Job S. Barney
James Babcocke Fens
Scriven
John Buford
Scriven County
James Cobb
Reichard Clarke
Rachel Colhern
Wo. H. Craven
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Artha Cleghorn
Miles Carrington
Paules Crane
James Corlivien
Jua’r
Joel E. Castarphen
Petit de Claville
Robert Glenn
H. Silas Hirt
Jes. Henderson
Moses Tiarzise
Benj. Hightower
Lewis Henry
Joseph Hailey
Gabriel Harrie
Sarah Hardy
J. Molland
Samuel Hill
A. Keron
Johan Hobart
John Revell
Ira Rowe
Elijeh Revell
Gideon Reyzelds
John EX. Smith
Luther Scott
Mr. Sikes
John Simmons
Nathaniel Ssead
Nathaniel C. Sweet
Hilick Sandens
Alex’r Smith
The’s Samuel
Martin Smith
Michael Or Morriz Smith
James Sharburt
Door
John Todd
Rich’d Tin
Jams Fraser
P.M
Milledgeville
Sandersville
Southern Mail
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James Fraser
Augusta
O Moses
Samuel Hammond
Robert Mackey
A. Rhodes
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Joel Hill
James Oliver
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Richmond County
James Barton
Hank
Chronicle
Richmond
Anthony
Beadle
Oglethorpe County
Tueday
A. M. Devereux
Zachariah Lamar
O. R, Clayton
John Cashin
Broad Street
Thomas Cumming E P
William Pool & Co
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Ington
Angela
William Roussau
Columbia
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Martha Walton
John Hanes
Wrightsboro
George Magruder