Sheriff’s Sale Notices for Acreage and Personal Property
On the first Tuesday in April next at the Court-house in Warren county between usual hours sold for debts: 750 acres land on Foot Creeks with bounds to satisfy a W.D. Bunkley execution. 130 acres pine near Nes Wow s with bounds to satisfy a Van dt John Burt execution. 20 acres land on Barier Creek to satisfy a Clark Bisnf ord execution. 40 acres land near John Going to satisfy administrator John Bittle dec. 3 2 acres pine on Nes Creek to satisfy Reese Jones and others. and various other parcels and goods including furniture and household items seized to satisfy multiple executions. Sheriff T O. Kindall.
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Warren County
Gorge Hargroves
Juthuia
Saimo- Joss
Win
D. Bunkley
Joan P
Wei
Ate Bie
W' Nes
Joho Howi'tin
Aoner Galery
Fae van
John Burt
Hay Williems Conttabie
Jesse Rivketen
Taylor
Clark
Bisnford
William Mays
Thom
John Going
John Bittle
Jota Perry
Wises Creek
Peer Buckhiler & Others
Reese Jones
Robert Johnson
Hypsy Williams
Constable
Collmons
Homas HH
Kindall
Auctions in Augusta and Richmond County Land Sale Notice
On the first Tuesday in April a freehold sale will occur in Augusta for five thousand acres along Spirit Creek in Richmond County. Included are two tracts with several dwellings and mills, bounded by Cowg s Rowell Shellman Magee and others. Fourteen enslaved people listed. Also a house and lot on the south side of Broad Street in Augusta bounded by Rills Street and Ananias Cooper property, levied to satisfy circuit court executions. Purchasers pay all costs. March 6.
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Rae Hone
Lot
Augusti
Richard Dentis
Richard Dewins
P. Donaldson
Apel
Meiket
Tugapea
Spitit Creek
County of
Richmond
Cwggs
Rowell
Magee
Billy
Moses
Sulman
Carer
Jim
Ton
Weacy Lity
Pri
Saily
Daniel
Hawpton
Willian
M. Cowles
Georgi di & Comet
United State
United States
Thomas Lawrence
W. M. Cowles
Thomas Jrees
J. Y. White
Robert Moore
Wing
Coaxih
Thoms Jones
U.S. Va
Jean Yo White Rovert Moore
Wm. M. Cowles
Thomas Jones
U. S. Ve
Cowses
Jones
Broad Street
Rillstreet
Ananias Coper
Joshua
U. States
U. States, Fot Ie Distric
Gyorpia
Ciewdaning
Adim
Hugh Martin
Jona' Cornell
Joseph, Attaway
Benjamin Warnock
Joseph Perry
Avgalla
de Kouven
Geo, Walton
Augusta
George Walton
Alexander Juhan
Suhan
Major Juhan
Meadow Gariden
Bath
land auctions and a sale of enslaved people in Waynesboro
Court house notices list multiple levies to satisfy writs of execution against Eme Beh Shetcall and John Connelly, including 343 acres of land with adjacent properties, 1200 acres near Savannah river, and a 400 acre tract with various adjoining lands. A Negro woman named Fibby and a young enslaved carpenter are also up for sale, with terms available at the office.
Sheriff Sale Notice in Waynesborough Burk County
On the sick 7 tuesday in April next at the Court-house in the Town of Waynesborough Burke county between the usual sale hours one Negro Woman named Lucy and her child named Sam levied on as the property of Edward Wab h to satisfy an execution in favor of Alexander Carter Joseph Perry 9.6
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesborough
Burke County
Lucy
Sam
Edward Wabh
Alexander Carter
Joseph Perry
Will of Charles Clayton Estate Sale Notice
The will proceedings announce a sale on the eighth of the next month at the late residence of Charles Clayton. Personal estate includes a mare, cattle, hogs, wool, park and other articles. terms require notes and credit until January first, with immediate payment for debts. Executors are Samuel Clayton Asa Doggett John Foster in Columbia County, February 14, 1812.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pri
Che
Charles Clayton Dee
Deveafid
Samuel Clayton
Asa Dogpett
John Foster
Colombia County
Irregular 19th Century Warehouses Offer Cotton Goods
A fragment describes a surplus of goods including iron, axes, barrels, ploughs, bags, lead, tin kegs, tobacco, rope, and twine for warehousing. It notes certificates for some items and mentions a facility to secure orders for cotton, tobacco and goods. The date appears as 29 with unclear year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Teneriffe
Union College Lottery Draw Opens in New York
A Union College lottery announces drawings start in New York on the fourth Tuesday in April. Six hundred tickets are drawn daily until completion with 48 615 prizes and 26 385 blanks. Early blanks win ten dollar prizes, prizes paid after a 15 percent deduction, tickets sold by A Slaughter and C Labuzan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
New York
A.” Slaughter & C. Labuzan
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Sheriff’s Sale
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A.bove
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Tome
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Ae Carpenter
Bellair
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Augolia
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Bay Springs
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Barrett
CoFec
Williams’s Wharf
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Thomas L. Malone
Frede
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J. Watson & Cos
Dod
Samuel H. P. Lee
Isaac Herbert
A. Slaughter
C. Labuzan
Hyson
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David Thompson
John Akins
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Gric
Eishing Creek
Wilkes’ County
Washington
Col. Pray
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John Graham
Union College
WM. W. G Ben
DWI
GEQ
Sth 60Th RT
Nel
Alex. Juhan
Ances
Robert
Reid
Thomas Walker
Richmond County
Elijayy Walker
Agecaien
Len
Phinizy
Savannsh
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South Carolina
Jervis Ballard
Fares Bull
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