Sheriff sale announced for multiple properties in Scriven County
On the first Tuesday in April a sheriff sale will occur at the Jacksonborough courthouse Scriven County. The sale lists Perimen Moody as owner of a house and Sally and other enslaved people of Norman M Leod. additional enslaved people Robin Joe Letty Patsy Ace Sandy Jacob Caroline Diana and Phebe. several farm tools and a sorrel mare with Colt. 200 acres of land near John Boykin and William Sheppard. and other property including a bellows anvil vice screwplate sledge hammer timber wheels and a wagon bed to satisfy various executions including James Poythress David Lenox Bartlett Griffin Solomon Kemp and others. February 9. tds rs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin
Esa
Joe
Letty
Polly
Patsy
Ace
Sandy
Jacob
Caroline
Dianna
John M' Wade
Fingal
Flyming
David Lenox
Scriven
John Boykin
Sen
William
Sale Notice of Burke County Lands and Miscellaneous Property
Will be sold on the first Tuesday in April next at the courthouse in Waynesborough Burke county between the usual sale hours 250 acres more or less in Burke adjoining Ball Jones and heirs of William Carter on Mill creek levied on as Abner Holliday property to satisfy Isaiah Carter execution 6 125 acres more or less adjoining Joel Race and others levied as Henry Robinson property to satisfy Patrick Lessons sundry small executions and returned by constable One bay horse and one bay mare levied as Henry Robinson property to satisfy Starling Jenkins in favor of Henry Chances against Henry Robinson and Sampson Jenkins Also One Negro Woman named Beck levied on as Thomas Tabb property to satisfy sundry small executions and returned by a constable John Pell s. 3. c. tds March Be Seuint
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonborough
Scriven County
Houe
Jakesonborough
Perimen Moody
James Poythress
Sally
John B. Deveaux
Norman M‘leod
Penman Nachals
Phebe
Daniel Daly
Bartlett Griffin
Waynesborough
Burke County
Burke
Ball Jones
William Carter
Mill Creek
Abner Holliday
Isaiah Carter
Said
Joel Race
Henry Robinson
Patrick Lessons
Starling Jenkins
Henry
Sampson Jenkins
LSO
Beck
Thomas Tabb
John Pell
Court House
Columbia County
Loyd’s Creek
John Germany
Sheriff’s Sale Next April in Scriven County Georgia
Public notice of a sheriff sale in April at the court house in Jacksonborough Scriven county. Properties include 496 1/2 acres adjoining Thomas Brannen John Aishoe Reuben Wilkinson as Benjamin Greene dec to satisfy a given execution. 400 acres adjoining Jacob Freeman James Roberts for Theophilus Thomas. 50 acres adjoining Elijah Wade Bet Allea as Gabriel Moody to satisfy executions. one house and lot in Jacksonborough Levi on property of Peromin Moody to satisfy executors of Noah Freeman. all returned by constable Solomon Kemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonborough
Scriven County
Seid County
Thomas Brannen
John Aishoe
Reuben Wilkinson
Benamin Greene
Jacob Freeman
James Roberts
Theophilus Thomas
Neon Griffin
Ncon
Elijah Wade
Allea
Gabriel Moody
Samuel Allegood
Peromin Moody
Noah Freeman
Sheriff Sale Notices From Columbia County
On the first Tuesday in April next the sheriff will sell to satisfy multiple executions at the Columbia County Courthouse. Properties include 275 acres on Little River, 110 acres on Cain Creek, 550 acres on Germany’s Creek, and a likely enslaved girl Huss aged 11 to 13, listed against several claimants.
Missing wagon and rider John Warren sought in Georgia
Notice from N Delaigle of Augusta seeks information on the disappearance of John Warren from Jasper County. Warren, about 30, of middling size and spare, vanished with a wagon and six square bales of cotton marked D, one bag of bees wax, one keg of indigo, and other goods marked B B and S, bound for Charleston. Rewards offered for information leading to his residence. Milledgeville Journal asked to insert three times and bill to Gachet & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Warren
Jasper County
Charleston
Givehan’s Ferry
N. Delaigle
Villain Discover’d Archer Willingham
A brief item from Columbia County dated March 8 reports the discovery of a villain identified as Archer Willingham. No further details are given in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archer Willingham
Columbia County
Wholesale Cloths and Fancy Articles Sold at Small Advances
A broad assortment of fabrics and goods is offered for sale wholesale or retail at a small advance. Items include superfine cloths in multiple colors, cassimeres, stockinetts, blankets, bombazetts, cambrics, muslins, linens, calicoes, ginghams, flannels, hosiery, gloves, shawls, lace, ribbons, and various notions. December 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Barcelona
Havannah
Liverpool
C &c
Silk Ribbons Shipment From Philadelphia Sailed
Daily note reports one trunk of silk ribbons shipped per schooner Ann from Philadelphia on August 31, marked L. & W. B or L. & B No. 12, with exchange on New York dated December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Philadelphia
New-York
Monticello Inn Advertises Provisions and Care for Patrons
Hayle Pavern announces he has taken the large house of William Hitchcock in Monticello and will provide the best provisions and attentive service to both man and horse. He pledges no effort will be spared to attract customers and solicits public support. March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hitchcock
Monticello
B. Rucker
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Sheriff’s
Solomon Kemp
S.s.c
Sheriff’s Sale
Sheriffs Sale
Little River
L. Dozier
Igaac Stewart
William Stark
Stark
Aid County
Cain Creek
Darney
Napier
Walton
Asa Crabb
T."butts
Germany’s Creek
Carr
Daniel Richardson
Henry Hampton
Willian Stark
Huss
Eleanor Early
Richard Jones
Thomas S. Jones
Joanna
John Howard
Brown
Lin
Jones
Simms
Wn. Wilkins
S. O
Jou
Augusta
Milledgeville’ Journal
Bs Gachet, & Co
Milledgeville
John Belcher
Joan Belcher
Seid Belcher
Wm Luckey
New Purchase
Lucky
Jordan Nelms
William Nelms
S. Ansfer
Nathaniel Nelms
Sam’l. Goeany
Ana
Alexander Bryan
Taylor & Sayre
Brux & Scurry
New York
Francis Link
New & Cheap Goods
P. Brown
Capt. Cormick
Mr. Howard
Rasora
Hayle Pavern
House of Entertainment
Savannah
John Lasseter
William Aigsaticre
Jhn Woolfolk
A. Woolfolk
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