Sheriff's Sale of Land and Slaves in Columbia County
On the first Tuesday in August next at Columbia Court House the following properties will be sold to satisfy executions. 275 acres on Little River joining Dozier, once John Beatt h grant, now William Stark. two enslaved people Ketter and Milly belonging to William Stark. 56 acres joining Jarvis on Savage's Creek for Abel Griffin. 466 acres known as Sandy Hill at Canachee River for G Lefin trustees. a sorrel horse six to seven years old belonging to Joseph Ford. Signed July 5. Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Laurence Somers
Jos
G Cormick
Geo. W. Moore
de M.D
Cupboard Creek
John Savage
Holland M‘tyre
Thomas Glascock
Samuel Bugg
Samuelugg
John Pearce
Jerry
Sam
George Pearson
Joseph Cox
Fraklin Court-Moose
Franklin County
Stephen’s Creek
Samuel Whitaker
James Terrell
William Willson
William Bailey
Mary Whitiker
Samuel Whitiker
Carnsville
Terrell
Columbia Court
Columbia County
Little River
Dozier
John Beattb
William Stark
Ketter
Milley
T. Hawthorn
Jarvis
Savage’s Creek
Abel Griffin
Henry Evans
John Foster
Sandyhill
Canachee River
James Wright
G. Lefin
Columbia County Academy
Joseph Ford
N. Woxana
William Ford
Wilkinson County
N. E
S. W. Byelot
S. E
Tenour
William Bibb
James Wood
Zachariah Lamar
Bealle
Marshall Keath
Edward Telfair
Carr and
Langston
Ambrose Holiday
Reuben Brunson
John Hardin
Oak
Hickory
Langston and Carr
James Carter
K. Carter
Brunson
Spears
Tyler
Kiokee Creek
William Walton
Sales of the Fractional Surveys Notice
Commissioners Moses Speer Reddick Simms Patrick Jack announce sales of Fractional Surveys in Wilkinson Baldwin and Wayne counties starting August 25 1806. Sales proceed by district from August 27 to October 31 with four yearly payments in gold or silver and a mortgage on premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson, Baldwin
Wayne
Wilkinson
Moses Speer
Reddick Simms
Patrick Jack
Louisville
Administrators Sale of 297 Acres of Valuable Lands
Valuables lands adjoining Beverly Low and Savannah river, about 297 acres with open land, some low grounds, soil and fertility equal to county best. Sale continues daily until closed by consent of heirs William Berry Benjamin Leigh Adm'rs Crawford July 9. All outstanding debts of William H. Jack Co and Andrew Innes estate due. Debtors urged to settle by September to avoid suits. James Beggs, Adm. July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Low
Savannah River
Wn. Berry
Benj Leigh
A. Crawford
William H. Jack & Co
Andrew Innes
James Beggs
Proposals for Mail Routes in Georgia and Tennessee
Proposals will be received at the General Post Office until August 1 for mail routes in Georgia from Washington to Petersburg weekly, Athens to Knoxville biweekly, and Knoxville to Athens biweekly. Routes depart Washington Tuesdays, Petersburg Mondays, Athens and Knoxville on alternating Mondays, with specified arrival times.
Postmaster General Contract Details and Provisions
The document outlines contract rules for mail delivery, including delays penalties, compensation, newspaper transport, requirements for proposers, payment schedule, and race conditions. It specifies route operations starting October and varying contract durations for routes 1–14 two years, 15–57 one year, and 58–77 until March 31, 1809, with Gideon Granger cited as Postmaster General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideon Granger
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M‘iver
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John Willson
Wm. Wallis
H. M ‘Tyre
Tuly Se
Fleming
Sheriff’s Sale
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Wilkinson Counoty
Jeremiah Lamkin
Anthony Haynes
Lamkin
John Peek
James Luke
P. S
Fuly
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Georgia
Richmond County
Onglioniey
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T Joan Coursr
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Michel
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