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Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1812

Page

5

Sheriff's Sales. Augusta Auction of property and slaves

A sheriff sale documented for Augusta lists three horses one wagon and a Negro woman named Fang as seized assets of Floyd Jarvis to satisfy three executions for Darby Hundley Richard Jackson and Dredfel Pace. Also the property of Ananias Cooper and Green Street lots and houses levied on to satisfy a mortgage foreclosure to Charles Awden. The sale is set for Tuesday during usual hours at the Market House in Augusta.

Augusta Floyd Jarvis Darby Hundley Richard Jackson Dredfel Pace Fang James Collins Joseph Henderson Hn B. Magnan Green- Street City of Augusta Ananias Cooper Charles Awden Peter Donald D.S. Ave

Sheriff Sale Notice for August Auction

On the first Tuesday in August at the Warren County Court House the sheriff will sell 36 acres of land adjoining William Calper and others as the property of Herr Edwards to satisfy executions in the case George Mitchell versus William McGee. Also eligible is additional land acres adjoining Sphington Gary and others to satisfy executions for William B Alison, and land adjoining Abraham 1% to satisfy executions in the case Abraham Mott. Bidders to follow lawful returns by the constable Thomas H. Kindall Sheriff Warren County.

Sphington Gary B. Alison Abraham M'Daniel Abraham Mott Thomas H. Kindall W.c. Aly Fee Facktonborough Scriven Riven Gas. Oliver Jno Oliver Wm. Moblev Corris Watree County David ‘Thompson John Akins Ddm Waynesboro Jackson County Frederick Shnees James B. Sharp Seagar Cornet Co. Branch Washington County Oconee River Owen Sullivan Beavendam Fork Richland Creek Thomas Shaw Zachariah Phillips and Stewart

Sheriff Sale Notice for Salves and Slaves in Waynesborough

On the first Tuesday in August at the Waynesborough Court House the sheriff will sell multiple enslaved people under executions. Salem a Negro man owned by Samuel Dawfe. Agg a Negro girl owned by Elijah Moye. Phill a Negro boy owned by Philip M. Cobb. Fenton a Negro boy owned by James Barton. Proceeds go to various creditors Sumner Green Whitmalt Ro Reis Sarah Carter George S. Houston Thomas Knappen and others.

Waynesborough Salem Samuel Dawfe Whitmalt Ro« Reis Agg Elijah Moye Sumner Green Matthew Green Dees Phill Philip M. Cobb Sarah Carter Fenton James Barton George S. Houston Thomas Knappen Joseph Perry

Sale Notice At Residence Of Princey Robbins Dec

On the 7th of July next a sale will be held at the late residence of Princey Robbins deceased in Elbert county to satisfy debts and claims as ordered by the court.

lOn Princey Robbins Dec Elbert County Paul G. Cottle Savannah

Administrators Sale of John Catlett Estate in Richmond County

The Inferior Court of Richmond County orders September sales of John Catlett estate real property. The package includes Bedford tract of 446 acres near Savannah River and Augusta roads, a 400 acre plantation above Bedford, a 212 acre pine tract west of the last, a Broad Street city lot with improvements, a Reynold Street coffee-house area, and additional tracts in Washington and Effingham counties totaling hundreds of acres. Proceeds benefit heirs and creditors.

Jonorade Inferior Court Richmond County Augusta William ‘Tiler Broad-Street Eling Wallen, & Co Messrs Hobby & Bunce John Weillson Ldm’r Alsusta John Catlett Savannah River Augousta Bedford Toho Mitledge Fouth George Walker David Urquhart Richmond Washington Landard Cornelius Dyfart Dyfart David A.quhart Lamkin Betene John Catsett County of Reuben Coleman John Rhodes Cornelius Dyfarty John Sallett Thomas Pace John Stalling Richard Call Broad Street City of Ellis Reety Alto Reynold Doctor John Powell Reunen Coleman Henry God Reynold Street

Property Grants and Allotments in Ogewhee River Area

Records describe land parcels along the Ogewhee River between Scull's Creek and Syke's Bluff. 206 acres adjoin Nichol's and Rebben, with 4600 acres granted to George Bryan, adjoining Charleton Meeze's, Canton all sides. Administration by Cath, John Scott, and Adm Lindsey Croman.

Ohoopee Samuel Branham J. Killgores Ditto Mill Creek Samuel Underwood Alatamaha William David William Green Robert Peritte Effingham Scull’s Creek

Runaway enslaved trio sought after in Augusta county

A subscriber at Plantation reports three enslaved men fled within the past week. Shree, about 25, Black, tall with whiskers. Pascal, about 25 from Africa, broken English speaker. Simonet, about 28, missing fore teeth. They wore winter jackets and are to be delivered to the inscriber in Augusta for a reward of ten dollars each or all three with reasonable expenses.

Tata James Pascal Africa Simonet

Notice for English Teacher at Thiethe Danish Academy

The Danish Academy invites applications for a first English Teacher in the department starting September. Salary 500 dollars per annum. Address applications to Col. N Ware, President of the Board. Thomas Barrett, July 3.

Dhanse Academy Col. N. Ware Thomas Barrett

Notice to present unsettled noves for payment in six months

Notice from the late Office of Discount and Deposit Savannah dated April 13 requires all noves of the United States in office to be presented for payment within six months from this date. After that period payment will be made at the Bank of the United States in Philadelphia. Te Mendenhall cashier. Augusta Chronicle and Georgia Journal urged to insert once weekly for six months beginning April 24, 1812.

Savannah United States Bank of the St . Augustine Jostan Earp Maynes Light Dragoons Virginia Francis Day South Carolina Carel Hotpgar Fames Troop United States Army Geal Augusta Chronicl Columbia

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