Property auctions and estate notices in Georgia counties
May 30 notices announce sheriff sales in Burke County for 150 acres and 400 acres of land plus a enslaved person named Love Sipio to satisfy multiple executions. Elberton in Elbert County lists 900 unimproved acres on Lightwood Creek with additional property of Richard Easter and a horse. George Dent estate creditors urged to pay promptly. legal action follows for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesborough
Burke County
Moses Bunn
Jacob Taylor
Reuben Neel
John Whitehead
Ortivrs
Sipio
Sandry
Constable
Wm R. White
P.s. Tds
Geo. W.S. Pearse
John Man
James Murren
6Th Circuit Court of the
United States
Dist
Georgia
John Skyren
Phos
H. Penn
P.m D.g. Lane 2
Executor's Sale of Middleton Woods Lands in Elbert Madison and Franklin
The executor offers sale of Major Middleton Woods real estate in Elbert and Madison counties with numerous tracts ranging from 60 to 900 acres. Highlights include tracts on Warhatchee and Doves creeks and Broad River, adjoining various claimants, plus 3 tracts in Madison County and others in Franklin. A twenty dollar reward is offered for Stephen, about 20, missing since Thursday night, with further rewards for aiding concealment. Sheriff's titles to be sold May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeuth County
Middleton’ Woods
Thie
Warhatchee Creek
Madsor & Others
Doves Creek
Middleton Woods
Dane Dihers
M. Woods
M. W Nnle
J. Henderson
Dane Creek
Watkins
Savannah Raver
Muldleson
Culbert
Beli
Baker
Biberton
Fain
Suithand
Higginbotham
Coulier
Ridgeway
Broad River
Ah Island
Deadwiler
Madison Couty
Stone Creek
Col. War
Broath River
John Cook
Stephens Creek
Bso
Franklins County
Prince’s Creek
M Woods
Toe Meriweather
Wilkes County
Petersburg
Elberton
Stephen
Frank
Vim. Saps
Savannah
Nehemiah Knight
Georgia
Richmond County
R Anaway
Jim
Stout Pate
Nance
John
Augusta
Uchee Creek
Wius Gusta
Elegayee
For Sale Riot Lots and Savannah River Navigation Prospects
A fragment discusses the Pent Town area in South Carolina and Savannah River navigation toward Augusta. It notes boats cost 120 to 30 dollars, crewed by five men, with 12 day voyages and obstacles to expansion. It highlights proposed roads via the Cherokee nation from Knoxville and prospects of improving navigation to Augusta, boosting trade between East Tennessee and Baltimore and other Atlantic cities. It suggests Andersonville could profit from commercial capital and mentions a Southern States gun project and the area’s central position for transport and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wie Inferior Court
Augusta
Harrisburg
Liberty Street
Greene-street
Liberty
Greene-streets
Savannah River
Libertys Street
John Carter
Pent Éton
S _ Carolina
Sehich-Place
Savagabh
Kiéxville
Tennesse
Pinadeigins
Balti
Atlantic
Savannah
Adgasta
Andersonville
Sothern
Narovna
Gautotina
Gerogia
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Eure
Thomas Branom
John “Branom
Reuben Wilkinson
Benjamin Green
C. Morris
William Oliver
John Young
Joseh Tomme
Thomas Knapper
Putnam County
Hamed Jim
John Burks
Richard Harrington
John’ Bryan
S S.c
Joned
Ths
Wilkinson County
Wilkinson
Twiggs
Dabny Berry
T-C.r.c
Sali
Ajill
Mirket
Wayne County
Matthew Holsenback
John D’antignac
T.c.rc
Columbia Court-House
Jrdy
Natia
Littleriver
Sanders
Court of Ordinary
John Rogers
John, Parks
Adm
S. Sale
Elbert County
Sad
Lightwood Dog’ Creek
Jonathan Paine
Richa Easter
Aldo
John C 'Easter
Iyre
George Dent
Columbia County
James T. Dent
Abraham Burton
John & Thos. Burton
de Bones
Mordica McLaine
John Fryer
Adro’r
He Chronicle-Ofice
Wm. Woods
V. Lidbotod
A. Martin
Sapp
B. Branch
Luke Sapp
Isaac Minis
Augusta Chronicle
Vannah Republican
Francis Doyle
South ‘Carolina
Ime
James Porcher
St Peter’s
Purith
South Carolin
Sheriff's
Richmond Academy
John R.thompsen
Thomas. Barret
D’k
MEGRO
Richard Hogan
Coolumbia
Thomas
Parker
John W. Smith
Samuel Farle
Pendleton, S. C2
Lea
Columbia Court House
Columbia
Warrenton
Warr
Sparta
Hancock
Ruesday
Schatfiveensborough
Greene
Saly
David W. Crawford
Col’i's
Columbia Collector Revenue C
3D Dist
Ricamon Agai Cary
James Moore
N. Moore
J . Murray
Dixon
Miss Miller
J. R. Prompsoni
Pres’t
Richmond Academr7
Ins
Zour Uh
Abe Bors
Miler
H. Dixon
Sam’l. Felder
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