Notice to sell land for heirs in three counties
The executor Elijah Walker requests permission from the Honorable Superior Court for Rich County to sell parts of the estate of Thomas Walker. Parcels include 150 acres in Burke County by Rockey Creek, 800 acres of pine in Jefferson County by Ready Creek, 500 acres of pine in Richmond County by Little Spirit Creek, and 100 acres nearby Little Spirit Creek, all for the heirs of the deceased. September 24, 1812.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich
Thomas Walker
Burke
Rockey Creek
Dixon
Jefferson County
Ready Creek
Parker
Richmond
Little Spirit Creek
Boyd
Ditto
George Allen
Aid
Elijah Walker
Leave to Sell Estate in Richmond County
Nine months after date, application will be made to the honorable inferior court of Richmond county for leave to sell the real and personal estate of Charles Johnson, deceased, for the benefit of heirs and creditors. Henry Zinn, administrator. Feb. The.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wtotice
Inferior Court of
Richmond County
Charles Johnson
Henry Zinn
Adm
R. Mom
Notice as Heirs Seek Leave to Sell Deceased Estate
The heirs and legal representatives of John Watkins deceased announce that nine months after the date an application will be made to the inferior court of Burke county for leave to sell the real and personal estate for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Lewis Emanuel executor. The inferior court of Green county will be asked after nine months to permit sale of a two hundred acre tract of Jane Musgrove deceased for heirs and creditors. R H Musgrove administrator. September 24, 1812.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inferior Court of
Burke County
John Watkins
GEO. Walker & Lewis Emanuel, Exer’s
Inferior Court
Inferior ‘Court of
Green County
Jane Musgrove
R. H. Musgrove
Leave to Sell Real Estate of Charles Cavenah Deceased
Nine months from now an application will be made to the inferior court of Burke county for leave to sell all the real estate of Charles Cavenah deceased for the benefit of his heirs and creditors. Michael Wiggins administrator. September 18, 1812.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inferior Court
Burke County
Charles Cavenah
Michael Wiggins
Adm
Stolen horse near Baxter's Mill in Hancock County
Missive reports theft of a bright bay horse from the subscriber near Baxter's Mill, Hancock County, Friday night the 26th ult. The eight year old mare stands four feet eleven inches, with dark mane and tail, witch tail, foretop cut, and saddled marks. Reward offered: twenty five dollars with the thief, or twelve and a half for the horse alone. Pleasant Bonner. P.S. white markings on hind feet. March 5.
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Baxter’s Mill
Hancock County
Pleasant Bonner
P. S
Augusta
Onathan M. Jackson
34 Regiment
U. State Infantry
Meckinburg County
Virginia
Oglethorpe County
Milledgeville
Everet
John Butler
Bailey
Greensbor
Varmer
Abbeville
Caroline
Thomas Dial
Thomas Jane
Turlough
Edward Helloway
U.S
U. States’ Service
Jones
8Th
U. States Infantry
The Celebrated Running Horse Bonaparte advertised for breeding
Bonaparte, a famed 16 hand runner from Burke County near Waynesboro, advertised to stand this season at his plantation. Mares at fifteen dollars with cash discounts and terms. owners to insure in December. Notes issued with mares and pasture and grain optional. Bonaparte’s lineage traces to celebrated sires and grand sires. a record of match races from 1806 to 1810 is cited. Breeders Cobn Byrne and others certify colts from Bonaparte as superior foal getters.
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Bonaparte
Red House
N. C
Celer
Jan
Petty Xitetman
Caswell Court House
Commerce
Hilfboro
Jas. Moore
Bowling Green
Jas. Swanson
C. R, Byne
Thomas M Hamlett
William Taylor
Thomas Ellmore
Herndon Heraldson
William Parker
and Dunaway
Felix Kilmore
Thomas Phillips
John Burton
Thomas Jeffreys
John Hubbard
Sheps Pard
Bush River
Saeluda
Newbery
W. Smalley
Lavater the Thoroughbred Stallion for Lease at Wrightsboro
Lavater, a six year old stallion standing about sixteen hands, trained at a plantation on the Big Kiokee Creek near Wrightsboro Road, 5 miles from Columbia courthouse, offers a season at ten dollars with eight dollars if paid within the season. Single visit five dollars and eighteen dollars to insure a mare to be in foal. Insurance forfeited if the mare is traded. Sire Gallatin and dam line traced. Season begins now and ends August 1. Zach Williams. March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke County
Waynesborough
Quaker Road
Bonaparte
Jones
Gallatin
Virginia
Lavater
Zach
Williams
Augusta notices and requests from 1813
A collection of late 18th and early 19th century notices from Augusta Georgia includes B Picquet asking passersby for ration information for Army of the United States in Georgia, AIex Matheson administrator seeking claims against Duncan Matheson, a reward offer for a missing dark bay mare, and a brief notice for a Columbian Spinster sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilkes County
Cov
Army of the United States
Georgia
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Q&o
GEO. Walker & Lewis Emanuel
Rs. Mgm
William Parish
United States Army
Stout
D. E. Twiggs
L. Manning
Sth Regt. U. S. Infantry
Onaparte
Forrel Dionied
Janus
Gen. Mead
Pilgrim Celer
Claudious
Buckskin
Quicksilver
Colt
Eaton
Col. Satierwhites
Chronicle Office
Archibald
Walnut
Favelin
Eclipse
Vitteto
Edgefield
Alexander
Ectifise
Sweet
Spring
S.C
Messrs
Benj. Sherrod
B. Picquet
Duncan Matheson
Alex. Matheson
Ieee
S. Douglass
States Army
Virgin
U. Stars
Stephen R. Proctor
U.S. L
Richmond Batty
Stephen Graham
U.S. S. Dragoons
Savannah
Franklin Court House
Little’s Creek
Franklin County
John Kennon
Charles L. Kenon
Richard Kennon
Loren Green
Treet
Gordons
Nicholas Ware
Esquires
Nicholas Fox
Martin Towsa
Edward M.farlin
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