Public sale terms for Augusta lots in Broad Street front
January sale in Augusta outlines plan for property lots with ten percent down and balance as valuation money. Buyers choose cash title in fee simple or a conditional estate with six percent ground rent and re entry after ten days. potential for fee simple title on full payment. Notice by Edward F. Campbell dated December 5.
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Faley Vm
Augusta
Broadtreet
Haid
Esos Ats
Edward F. Campbell
Runaway Negro Man From County Sought for Return Reward
A notice seeks return of a 35 year old enslaved man described as low and chunky. He fled from the Gare area near Etheridge Creek, seeking neighbors in Washington area or Augusta where his wife is said to reside. The master offers a handsome reward for apprehension and return to Dry Fork of Long Creek in Oglethorpe county or admission to jail.
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Kathe
Gare
Beit
Eithirig ‘Creek
Inake
Washington
Col. Pray
Augusta
Long Creek
Oglethorpe County
Sheriff Sale of Lands in Burke County Buckhead Creek Tracts
On a February day at the Court House in Waynesborough the sheriff will sell 200 acres and 243 acres of land in Burke County lying on Buckhead Creek adjoining Abraham Jackson dec and others and Jonathan Lewis to satisfy executions for John Bryant. Also 39 1 2 acres adjoining John Pierce and John Fryar, levied on as the property of Robert Wyche to satisfy an execution for Elijah Hill. Joseph Perry sheriff. January 3.
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Burke’ County
Buckhead Creek
Abraham Jackson
Said
Fame
Jonathan Lewis
Daniel Nunis
John Bryant
Said County
John Pierce
John Fryar
Robert Wyche
Elijah Hill
Joseph Perry
B. Co
Estate of Johnmen deceased notices to creditors
All persons having demands against the estate of Johnmen deceased are requested to present accounts duly proven within the time limited by law. All persons indebted to the decedent are asked to make immediate payment to Isaac Herbert, etc. January 3.
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Johnmen
Isaac Herbert
Georgis
South
Carolima
Sale notice and school ad from Waynesborough notice
On the fir Tuesday in February next at the court House in Waynesborough sale of one horse and Lot No 4 adjoining Lots 2 and 4 in Waynesborough and a Negro woman named Cate as property of Southworth Harlow to satisfy an execution in favor of George Harrall and turned over to the sheriff. Also an ad for a school opening second Monday in January to teach Greek Latin and modern languages with terms and information at the paper office.
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Waynesborough
Cate
Southworth Harlow
George Harrall
G. Neyland
Sherif
Joseph Perry
Sheriff's Sale in Warren County on First Tuesday
On the first Tuesday in Warren County a sheriff sale will occur at the courthouse after usual hours. Eleven enslaved people named Jerry Dick Peggy Essex Young Pleasant Betty Ducy Sam Charlotte and Demps are levied as Abner Chapman’s property under a mortgage foreclosure by Jones and Semmes. Conditions cash. January 3.
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Jerry
Peggy
Essex
Young
Pleasant
Betty
Ducy
Sam
Charlotte
Demps
Abner Chapman
Jones & Semmes
Thomas H. Kendall
Sale of Six Negroes at Augusta Market House
On the first Tuesday in February at the Market House in Augusta the following enslaved people will be sold to satisfy executions: Jean Pierre, Mr. Ivy and Child, Sally, Abel, and Andrew, belonging to Joseph Ashton deceased, and Abraham belonging to Charles Janésy. The sales are to Turner Sefton and Anderson Watkins, as listed by the defendants. The notice is dated Sap January 3.
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Jnear
Knox & Perelor
Savannah
Edward Hampton
Grove
Augusta
Jean Pierre
Ivy
Child
Sally
Abel
Andrew
Joseph Ashton
Anderson Watkins
Jalso
Abraham
Charles Janésy
Turner ‘Sefton
Lands to be sold on the first Tuesday in February
Notice of sales at the court house in Savannah County Scriven on the first Tuesday in February at the usual hour. 200 acres pine land on the Savannah River for Richard Lovett, 1250 acres pine land in Effingham County for Eben ezer Jenks, parcel on the Savannah to Augusta road for Daniel Daly with two bay gildings, to satisfy executions for Henry Hughs, Henry Kemp, and others. John Young.
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Court House
Zacksonborough
Scriven County
Savannah
Richard Lovett
James Hudson
Effingham
Ebenézer Jenks
Auguste
Daniel [Daly
Henry Hughs
Lendessee
Daniel Kemp
Executor's Sale of William F. Taylor Estate Promises Farmland Debris
On Monday next the estate of William F. Taylor decedent is to be sold at the late residence. The real property includes multiple tracts totaling numerous acres: four hundred seventy five acres on the homestead, 290 on Brewster tract, 31 on Mailer's tract, 224 on Barnett tract, 338 on Gardner's tract, 56 on Rowan's tract, 124 on Kings tract, plus Campbell area houses and Savannah river holdings. Personal effects list a variety of items: slaves and their offspring, mules, oxen, cattle, hogs, sheep, goats, two stills, plantation tools, wagons, household and kitchen furniture, cotton crop, and fodder.
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William F. Taylor
Brewier
Iailer
Barnett
I Gardner
Stephen’s Creek
Rowan
Tras
Campbellcob
Savannah River
Felson
Stith Barksdale
Fanny Barksdale
William Low
Admr
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Dorrett
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Drvie Lewis Dowdell
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Tsanc
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James Fovwle
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Thomas Griffith
Mal. Gordons
William’ Grace Campbellton
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Joseph Heacock
Davis Hughes & Co
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Reaor
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Petit
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Letitia Maddux
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Just
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