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31 Jan 1812
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1812
Page
1
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George Walton announces a claim in part of the Fifty Acre Lot No 12 in Augusta now in his possession and included in the meadow garden tract of 300 acres advertised for sale. He notes Major Alexander Juhan’s earlier advertisement claiming a title and urges purchasers to verify titles in proper courts. George Walton Meadow Garden 21 January 1842.
All persons with claims against Thomas Walker late of Richmond County deceased must present them duly attested to Elijah Walker for payment. Creditors are asked to settle debts without delay by January 24.
A sheriff sale listing lots and enslaved people for debt recovery. The sale includes a bay horse and riding chair from James Holton, a enslaved man Sam from John B Wilkinson, several land parcels in Burke County including Beaver Dam branch lands tied to Sampson Jenkins and John Gulttrap, and land tracts belonging to Charles Comer and others to satisfy judgments for Phillis Kitchen and Sum Jack Hawes. Joseph Perry S.C. Co. warrants ordain the sale.
Auction set for February 15 at the market in Augusta. Personal property includes wearing apparel and a watch. Administrator Louis Poisson announces sale of the estate of Claudius Magnar deceased. Public notice dated January 31, 1924.
Pursuant to a court order in Warren County Warrenton sale on the first Tuesday in March. Property of William Rose deceased to pay heirs with a nine month credit bond and approved security. Named Lew identified as the Negro FELLOW to be sold for Turner Persons and estate settling.
Notice from Thomas Moore sworn January 16 1842 warns administrators of John Tankersley and William Walton against endorsing a note due January 1 1812 for 330 dollars and a note by Major Peter H Collins for 32.93 three quarter dollars. Also forbids payment to any person without Moore's consent. Witness: Mavricw Fox JP.
A Dry Lot near the Fir Gate below the Goal east of Broad Street invites all market waggons drovers tobacco rollers and movers to use the yard for fair access near the market. A boarding option for country children at school is offered by Jesse Howard and J Hi.
Legislative text authorizes the President to raise up to six frontier ranger companies for one year during invasions by Indian tribes. It fixes officer and enlisted ranks, pay, and adherence to military law, with appointments made in recess and subject to Senate advice.
The text notes an allowance of fifty dollars yearly from the United States Treasury beginning January 1, 1800, for the life of a named individual, with approval by the Vice President and President of the Senate dated December 22, 1811. It also mentions extending time for pre-emption land payments in the Mississippi Territory until January 1, 1813, to complete payments for purchasers who have paid the first installment, approved December 12, 1811.
On the first Tuesday in March next at Court House in Warren County eleven enslaved people named Jerry Dicks Peggy Essex Young Pleasant Betty Ducy Sam Charlotte and Demps will be sold as Abner Chapman’s property under an execution from the Superior Court for mortgage foreclosure in the suit of Jones and Semmes against Abner Chapman. Conditions apply.
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