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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1816

Page

8

Sheriff Sale Listing in Scriven County Auctions

Will be sold on the first Tuesday in April at the court house in Jacksonborough Scriven county between usual hours the lot and house known in plans of Jacksonborough by Nov 14 levied on as the property of Perimen Moody to satisfy several executions for James Poythress Also a Negro woman Sally levied on in the hands of John B Deveaux as the property of Norman Mlord to satisfy an execution for Penman Nichols The following slaves Robin Joe Lotty Patsy Nancy Sandy Jacob Caroline and Dianna also a sorrel mare and colt levied on in the hands of John M Wade as the property of Fingal F Fly ming dec to satisfy an execution for David Letox 200 acres of land in Scriven county adjoining John Boykin sen and William Sheppard granted to William Taylor also tools and equipment including bellows anvil vise screwplate sledge hammer timber wheels pointed out by John Hannings as the property of James Platt dec to satisfy an execution for Joshua Beals

Jacksonborough Scriven County Jakksonborough Perimen Moody James Poythress Sally John B. Deveaux Norman M‘lord Penman Nichols Robin Joe Lotty Polly Patsy Nancy Sandy Jacob Caroline Dianna John M. Wade Fingal F. Flyming David Letox Scriven John’ Boykin William Sheppard Wm. Taylor John Hannings James Platt Joshua Beals Thomas Brennen John Brannen Reuben Wilkinson Benjamin Greene E. Harding

Land and a Negro Woman to be Sold on April First

A sale will occur on the first Tuesday in April at the Waynesborough courthouse Burke county. 250 acres of land adjoining Ball Jones and heirs of William Carter on Mill creek, levied as Abner Holliday's property to satisfy an execution for Isaiah Carter. A black woman named Beck, levied as Thomas Tabb's property to satisfy several small executions for Isaiah Carter. Returned by a constable on tds March.

Phebe Daniel Daly Bartlett Griffin Solomon Kemp S.s.c Waynesborough Burke County Burke Ball Jones William Carter Mill Creek Abner Holliday Isaiah Carter, O Said Joel Ruce Henry Robinson Patrick Lessons Beck Thomas Tabb Isaiah Carter

Notices of real estate and estate sales in Georgia

The advertisement lists multiple land parcels for sale across Franklin Wilkinson and Baldwin Wilkinson counties, including 250 acres by the Middle Fork of Broad River and 202.5 acres in the 16th district of Wilkinson. It also notes town lots in Petersburg and Louisville, plus a pew in Christ Church, all under orderly court sale processes. Also advertised are estate sales of Nancy and her children, Hannah, Betsey, and Mary, plus William Ross's household goods, with credit terms and promissory notes required. Additionally, a valuable tract No 117 in Wilkinson and 300 acres in Wilkes are offered, with contact details for inquiry. Finally, a notice to settle accounts for Joseph Vanzant & Co and a horse for seasonal stud duty at Waynesborough and Capt. Beatty's locations are announced.

Zach Lamar Dee Richmond County Dee Franklin County Broad River Wilkinson County Petersburg Second Street Louisville Augusta Inferior Court Richmond Baldwin Wilkinson Christ’s Church Thomas Knapen Court of Ordinary Augustay Vic——em Nancy Jonas Richard Hannah Betsey Mary William Ross Wilkes County Clarke, Watkir Beach Island Savannah River Dawson Samuel Hale

Property Auction in Columbia County Lands and a Child Sale

On the first Tuesday in April next at the courthouse in Columbia County the following properties are to be sold to satisfy various executions: 275 acres on Little River adjoining I and L Dozier. 110 acres on Cain Creek adjoining Darsey and Napier. 550 acres on Germany's Creek adjoining Car and Napier. Also a likely Negro girl Rose, 12 or 13, to satisfy cases Eleanor Early vs Richard Jones and Thomas S. Jones. and another execution John Howard vs Brown and Lin and Jones and Simms vs Brown and Lin.

Said County Cain Creek Darsey Napier Rose Eleanor Early Richard Jones Thomas Joanna John Howard Brown Lin Jones Simms

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