Sheriff Sale Notice Alters Various Lands in Warren County
On the first Tuesday in July at the Court House in Warren County rules govern a sheriff sale. It lists 169 acres adjoining Jones Bonner and others as property of Wyatt Bonner estate to satisfy an execution for Henry Kirdall assignee of Alexander Thompson. Also 33.5 acres adjoining Wyatt Bonner to satisfy execution for Benjamin and Nathan Cook. 60 acres adjoining John Torrence and others to satisfy an execution for Benjamin Weatherby. Also 300 acres adjoining Willis Perry and others as property of John Peters to satisfy Thomas Care and others. Additional items include a sorrel horse and other equipage and household goods listed as property of Middleton Ufary Clark rd and Zephaniah Franklin against John Williams and Bonner. Conditions cash. THOMAS H. KINDALL Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones, Bonner
Wyatt Bonner
Henry Kirdall
Alexander Thompson
Ons Booner
Benjamin
Nathan Cook
Henry Hight
John Torrence & Others
James Turner
Iver
Benjamin Weatherby
Illis Perry
John Peters
Thomas Care
Middleton Ufary
Wm. C. Laurence
Clark Rd
As & William Smith
Zephaniah Franklin
John Williams
Timoth Thews
Jonts Bonner
Saidlliams
Thomas H. Kindall
W.c. Jane
Warren County
Willi Creek
John Alison
Arthur Davis
Wayne
Wilkinson
William B. Allison
John Campbei
Thomas H. Kendall
Lands to be sold at Waysborough Court House July sale
On the Tuesday in July next at the Waysborough Court house the following lands will be sold to satisfy executions. Burke county 100 acres on Boggy Gut adjacent to Wm Stewart Sear and Robert Walton belonging to Wm Stewart jun. 2874 acres on Little Puckhead adjacent to Matthew Thompson and others belonging to Wm Robertson 384 acres on Brier Creek adjacent to Francis Ward and others belonging to Thos Crozier 400 acres near Savannah river adjacent to Mary Gay and others belonging to Randol Odam 200 acres on Savannah river adjacent to Edward Edibee and others belonging to Thomas Saunders and Charles Jones 66 1/2 acres on Brier creek adjacent to John Thompson and others belonging to William Tilley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waysborough
Court House
Jackson Borough
Scriven County
Property notices of executions in Scriven county
12 acres of Riverland in Scriven county adjoining lands of Thos Gibbons and McCall, property of John B Deveaux, to satisfy an execution in favor of E Jeucks, pointed out by plaintiff's attorney. 1609 acres of pine land in Scriven county adjoining lands of Brian and others, property of John Conally, to satisfy executions against Conally pointed out by the defendant. 109 acres of pine land, property of John Jefferson, to satisfy sundry executions against Jefferson, levied by a constable and returned. John Young, J. P. May 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke County
Stewart Sear
Robert Walton
Wm. Stewart Junn
Ezekiel Rachels
Little Puckhead
Matthew Thompson
Wm. Robertson
James Cartledge
Buckhead
Mary Gay
M‘concey
Rando
J. T. Carpenter
Faid
Savanah River
Edward Telfair
Lec’d
Said
Brier Creek
John Thompson
William Tilley
John Carpenter
Joseph Perry
Scriven
Thos, Gibbons and McCall
John B. Deveaux
Said Deveaux
Fof
E. Jeucks
Brian & Others
John Conally
Conally
John Jefferre
Jefferre
John Young
Sheriff’s Sales Notice in Augusta for 1811 taxes
On the first Tuesday in July a sale will occur at the Market House in Augusta. Items include a billiard table owned by John Hicks to satisfy state and county tax for 1811 and a enslaved man named Jack owned by Nicholas Vox to satisfy an execution in favor of George S. Houston, as pointed out by defendant Peter Donaldson. Tax collector John Dantignac signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Samuel Dowle
Whitmart
Augusta
John Hicks
John Dantignac
Nicholas Vox
George S. Houston
Peter Donaldson
D.S. Ric
Tdis
Administrator's Sale of Pliney Robbins Estate in Elbert County
On July 17 at the late residence of Pliney Robbins deceased in Elbert County the administrator will sell the personal estate. Items include household furniture books plantation tools one horse three cattle riding chair saddlery saddlery equipment and leather hides with other articles. Terms to be announced. Creditors to present accounts and debtors to pay promptly. William O Robbins admr. of P Robbins deceased. Jone G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pliney Robbins
Elbert County
William O. Robbins
Adm
N.B
P. Robbins
Jone
Administrators Sale Notice in Warren County
At the court house on the first Tuesday in August next the estate of David Thompson deceased will sell two hundred thirty acres of land for the benefit of heirs and creditors. John Akins administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
David Thompson
John Akins
Augusta Auction Of John Catlett Estate Land Blocks
Administrators hold sale on first Tuesday in September at the Market House Augusta under Richmond County Inferior Court order. Real estate totals 1058 acres across Bedford tract on Savannah River and adjacent parcels, including riverfront land, several tracts near Augusta, city lots on Broad Street and Reynolds Street, plus multiple pine lands and river tracts in Washington and Effingham counties. Proceeds to heirs and creditors. John Scott and Lindsey Cloman, ads. June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Inferior Court
Richmond County
John Catlett
Savannah River
Avpatta
Augutia
Washington
Bedford
John Milledge
George Walker
David Urquhart
Richmond
Cornelius Dyfart
Reuben Coleman
John Rhodes
Cornelius Dysart
Poke Catlett
Thomas Pace
John Stalling
Richard Call
Broad Street
City of
Broad-street
Ellis-street
Reynold
Coffee House
James Brown
Nathaniel Cocke
Oak Alfo
Reynold Street
John Powell
Henry Tood
Boo Allo
Washington County
Oconee River
Owen Sullivan
Beavendam Fork
Richland Creek
Thomas Shaw
Ditto
Zachariah Phillips
Stewart
Hoopee River
Samuel Branham
J. Killgore
Ohoopee
Mill Creek
Samuel Underwood
Alatamaha
William David
Wakesies
Robert Perrtt
Effingham
Scull’s Creek
Syke’s Bluff
Nichel
Reuben
William Tiler
Brodd Street
Elias Wallen
Deserters Wanted From Haynes Troop Near St Augustine
On the 27th of May at the encampment before St Augustine Josiah Earp a private of Captain Haynes troop of light dragoons aged 30 stands five seven with blue eyes fair hair born in Virginia and a farmer. Francis Day a private aged 26 five nine brown eyes brown hair born in South Carolina a farmer. Carts Hoxber 24 six feet tall fair but freckled brown hair born in South Carolina a farmer. Thirty dollars reward plus expenses or ten dollars for each deserter. Augusta Chronicle and South Carolina State Gazette urged four insertions from Columbia to Savannah for settlement. Camp before St Augustine 16th June 181%
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St .Augustine
Josiai Earp
Haynes
Light Dragoons
Virginia
Francis Day
South Carolina
Carts Ho
Augusta
Columbia
United States
Savannah
Mr Gallaher Announces Clarinet or Flute Lessons
Mr Gallaher of the theatre informs the gentlemen of the city that during the company's continuance here he will accept a few scholars for clarinet or flute lessons. Gentlemen interested may call at the residence of Mr McCoy broad-street June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M‘coy
Broad-Strett
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Ash
Sheriff’s Sale
Brier
Francis Ward
Thos. Crozier
Isaiah Carter
Faid County
Edward Edibee
Thoras Saunders
Charles Jones
Henry and Field
Ing McNorrell
Sherift’s Sale
Reubin Reid
Thomas Quizenberry
Cato
Joshua Meals
Lafitte & Brux
A. Rhodes, Shi
Orm
Waynefooro’ Baideen
Aucsien
Burke
Elitha Bell
Mid Bell
Farisly
Ile “Taylor
Sfaial Carter
Jos. Perry
Coe
Jone Se
Waynesborough
WITT
Agg
Elijah Moye
Sumner Green
Matthew Green
Phil
Philip M. Cobb
Harah Carter
Fenton
James Barton
Thomas Knappen
S. 3.c
Auguslay
Lnstance
Anderson Watkins
Sawyer
Brown
Reuben Reid
A. Rhodes
Scirif
Sheriff’s Sales
Zach. Lamar
Franklin County
Middle Fork
Broad River
Ci. &R
Wilkinson County
Bazil Lamar, Zach, Sinquefiald
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Tata Or
James
Shout
Pascal
Africa
Simonet
Abcriber
N. Delaigle
Tt. A. Smith
Sts Augustine
MR. Gallaher
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