Sheriff Sale Advertises Property of Barna McKinne and John McLean
A sheriff sale notices a sale on the first Tuesday in August at the Market-House Augusta for the property of Barna McKinne including a enslaved woman Judy and a large list of household goods and tools. The sale also lists property of John as Daniel McLean and others to satisfy several executions including Edward Sims and Gilbert Hight. Conditions require cash.
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Augusta
Judy
Barna Mckinne
Edward Sims
Gilbert Hight
McKinne
John
Daniel McLean
John Campbell
FIFA
John McLean Same
Fita
Daniel McLean Rogers
Winthrop, & Co
Fita John Mclean Same
Land and property sale notices at Warrenton courthouse
Auction on first Tuesday in August includes 417 acres on Colden s creek with improvements and house and lot in Warrenton adjoining academy lot A Moncrief and others plus five enslaved people Ben Kitty Beck Nancy Alfred along with household goods cattle and furniture Also Minty a ten year old girl and smaller executory suits against Mitchell Jones plus 110 acres adjoining Bird and others and 275 acres on Long creek with 176 acres nearby both to satisfy judgments in favor of Thomas Granberry and others Abner Rogers shff Nuy 2 wds
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Court House
Warrenton
Colden’s Creek
Roberts
Pitts
Academy
A. Moncrief
Ben
Kitty
Beck
Nancy
Alfred
James Loyless
Minty
Ape
Mitchell Jones
Broom
Bird
Thomas Granberry
Cadyr Harrell
Holiday H. Harrell
H H. Harrell
Long Creek
Friend
Johnson
John Myrick
Ezekiel Swith
Sandeford
Abner Rogers
Nuy
Sale Notice in Burk County Court House 1821
On the first Tuesday in August next at Waynesborough Court House Burk County within usual sale hours a negro boy named Smart, the property of Kazeke Inman, to satisfy two executions in favor of Michel Hooks. Also one hundred acres of land, more or less, the property of Joshua Spence, adjoining William Waled and others, to satisfy an execution in favor of James Beaty. Signed S. W Blount and dated July 6 1821.
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Sheri
Warrenton
John G. Andrews
Richard Gunn
James Polhill
Andrew Miller
Ralph Mav
Brier Creek
Neal
Jacob
William Harbuck
J. & M. Neal
A. H. M.cormick
P. S
Jacksonborough
Scriven
Jane
Daniel Daly
Thomas
Samuel
Jacob Bryan
Reuben ‘Wilkinson
John White
John Freeman
James Pye
William Pearce
Solomon Kemp
S.s.c
Waynesborough
Burk County
Smart
Kazeke] Inman
Michel Hooks
John Murphred
Joshua Spence
William Waled
James Beaty
Oakland Hill
Washington
Wilkes County
Augusta
Georgia
Willian G. Gilbert Esq
Chomson Shepherd
Washington, Wilks County
Savannah Republican
Augusta Chronicle
Mississippi
Pearl River
St. Stephens
Alabama
Perth
Huntsville
Tennessee River
Tuscaloosa
National Work on the Declaration by John Sanderson
A promotional note for a multi volume biography of the Declaration of Independence, praising the statesmen who signed it and the ideals of independence. It describes the work as a national project, with 50 portraits and facsimiles, published by subscription in six month intervals. The first volume is available as a specimen, with pricing options and subscription details.
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Congress of the United States
Caligula
Scipios
Brutus
Misky
Sparta
Plutarch
Miltiades
Maré
James B. Longacre
Proposals for The Floridian Pensacola Newspaper
A prospectus for publishing a weekly paper in Pensacola named The Floridian. It outlines goals, political stance, readership, and early publication plans after U S possession, with pricing and subscription terms, noting editors Cary Nicholas and George Tunstall and initial offices in New Orleans and Nashville.
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Floridas
Union
Atlantic Sea Board
Passamaquoddy
Sebine
Pensacola
Florida
United States
New Orleans
Cary Nicholas
George Tunstall
Nashville
Augustine
East Florida
The Froxman Gazette Announces Territorial Publication in St Augustine
In 1824 the Florida Gazette announces a weekly newspaper to be published in St Augustine under Richard W. Edes and associates. The editors pledge American politics, open access, and fidelity to timely political commercial and literary intelligence with five dollars annual subscription.
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Herald
Florida
United States
Old States
Richard W. Edes
Froxman Gazette
Dissolution of Glascock & Dick inson Firm
Notice states the firm Glascock and Dickinson dissolves by mutual consent. Unfinished business is transferred to David F Dickinson who is authorized to close matters. Thomas Glascock will practice in Richmond Burke Scriven Warren Columbia Washington and in the Mayor's Court of this city.
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Tix
Richmond
Columbia
Washington
Emanuel, Scriven & Burke
Warren
Big State
Ak. Omasck
The
Savannnah Republican
Milledgeville Journal
ESS Vty
Glascock & Dickinson
David F. Dickinson
Thomas Glascock
Burke
Scriven, Warren
Treaty Ghent indemnities and slave restitution notes
The notice outlines how claims for indemnity or compensation under the Treaty of Ghent will be evaluated. It details required evidence on lost slaves including name, age, sex, and value, and whether losses occurred within U S jurisdiction. It also lists public land sale notices and schedule dates across multiple states.
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Department of Foreign Affairs
Russia
United States
Ghent
Great Britain
Bay of Passamaquoddy
Wihereas
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Sheriff’s Sale
Taly
Wm. Lamkin, Sh’s
Ranaway
Tivinb
Petersburg
Savannah
South Carolina
Isaac M‘cLendon
Suly Ine
S. W Blount
Nz. c
Burke County
Primus
William Craig
Dr. Read
S. W. Blount
J. B. Stockton
Joan M. Sanderson
Sience
John Sanderson
Florida Gazette
Department of State
W Arrness
Janus Mosner
Wooster
Ohio
Pisiri Wooster
Delaware of Indians
Delaware
Piqua
Fincennes
Indiana
U. States
Brookville
Jackson
Cape Rardeau
Missouri
Tvery
Arkansas
James Monroe
Josiah Meigs
Wtal ‘Rand
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