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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1812

Page

4

Sheriff Sale In Warren County On March Next

Eleven enslaved people named Jerry Dick Peggy Young Pleasant Betty Dilcy Lem Charlotte and Demes will be sold at public sale in Warren County between usual hours as the property of Abner Chapman by virtue of a Superior Court execution on a mortgage. The sale is conducted under the authority of Jones & Semmel with conditions oath. Jan. 3 Thomas H. Kindall Sheriff.

Cours. Haare Warren County Jeleven Jerry Peggy Pleasant Betty Dilcy Lem Charlotte Demes Abner Chapman

Sheriff Sale Listing of Slaves At Augusta Market House

On the first Tuesday in February at the Market House in Augusta the sale of six enslaved people identified as Jean Pierre, Macene Child, Sally, Abel, Andrew, and Wiedon, held as the property of Josept Ashton deceased, to satisfy an execution for Anderson Watkins. also one enslaved man named Abraham held as property of Charles Jones to satisfy an execution for Turner P. Donaldoon. January 3.

Augusta Betauveen Jean Pierre Macene Child Sally Abel Andrew Josept Ashton Anderson Watkins Abraham Charles Jones Turner

Auction Notice of Land Sales in Jacksonborough County

On the first Tuesday in February at the court house in Jacksonborough Seroven County the auction will occur for 200 acres of pine land near Savannah taken to satisfy executions for Richard Lover. Also 120 acres in Effinghe for Ebenezer Jenks, and a parcel of land on the Savannah road with two bay horses for Henry Hughes and Dani rito, to satisfy related executions. January 5. John Young.

Tuary Newt Jacksonborough Seroven County Savannah Jamer Richard Lover Jane Hudson Ebenezer Jenks Deric Daly Henry Hughes Dani

Sheriff Sale Notice for Burke County Lands

Burke County sheriff auctions two parcels on Buckhead Creek adjoining Abraham Jackson dec and others and 943 acres adjoining Jonathan Lewis and Buckhead Creek waters. The properties, seized to satisfy foreclosures, include debts in Jehan Bant’s favor. The sale lists Daniel Nunez and Robert Wyche as owners with liens to satisfy executions in favor of Bijah Hel. Joseph Perry, sheriff. January 3.

Itucco Lend Burke County Bockhead Creek Abraham Jackson Said Jonathan Lewis Buckhead Danii Nunis Furdey Jehan B Luis Taid John Pierce John Bryary Robert Wyche Bijah Joseph ‘Perry

Richmond Academy Reopens Under New Direction

The Richmond Academy opened again on Wednesday under new leadership at James Street. D Holt teaches English, with R I C90 as writing master. Tuition rates remain as before at the specified quarterly amounts, with advance payment required.

Richmond Academy James St. John D. Holt Englis

Court Sale Notice in Waynts Borough January

On the first Tuesday in February next at the court house in Waynts borough a house and lot No. 3 adjoining Nos 2 and 4 in Maynephoroba and one Negro woman Cate are to be sold to satisfy an execution in favor of George Harrall. The property is listed as belonging to Southworth Harlow and turned over to the sheriff G Neyland. January 3.

Wayntsborough Maynephoroba Cate Southworth Harlow George Harrall G. Ne

Boarding House Notice by Isaac Herbert

Isaac Herbert announces a new boarding house in a brick building next to the post office, offering meals and lodging to travellers and locals. He promises attentive service and comfort, inviting friends and the public to support the new establishment starting November 8.

Dotter John Murray Fendall

Fire threatens houses after gin house destroyed by wind

A damaged notice notes improper conduct near a gin house at Savabash leading to a destructive fire blamed on windborne sparks. It warns residents to curb dangerous noise and gun reports and prevent further risk to nearby buildings. The Augusta Jockey Club announces races starting January with weights and prize details, and ticket drawing notes follow.

Tomcafarre Hells Edward Hampton Grev Myer

Public sale of Augusta lots on Broad Street continuation

Auction notice for lots in Augusta on Broad Street extension to be offered Friday January 9. Purchasers pay down 60 percent, choose title in fee simple or a conditional title with ground rent at six percent yearly, with reversion to the seller on nonpayment and notice requirements. EDWARD F. CAMPBELL, Dec. 2.

Augusta Gazetés Simpie Edward F. Campbell

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