Sheriff's Sale for April at Market House Augusta
The first Tuesday in April sale at the Market House in Augusta includes sundry dry goods and multiple enslaved persons Jim Eli Tesah and Brian, plus a house and lot with eight improvements and furniture. The property, levied to satisfy two executions, includes items for Ann Powers and assigns. Sheriff P Donaldson notes the sale to satisfy judgments for Brox and Pie and other creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dug
Reuben
Ried
Brox & Pie
Thomas Qsizen
Jim
Eli
Tesah
Brian
George Walien
Andersen Working
Thomas Kroapen
Cefendant
Augusta
Acre
Oress
Broad-street
Bilis
Thomas Dooly
Joh Cathir
Windsor
Ann Powers
Richard Deénnis
Richard Densise
P. Donaldson
D. Shf
Auctions of Lands in Warren County on First Tuesday in April
On the first Tuesday in April next at the Coart-house in Warren county 750 acres of land on Joes Creek adjoining George Hargroves and others to satisfy an execution in favor of Wm D Bunkley 300 acres adjoining Will Perry and others to satisfy an execution in favor of Thomas Carr 120 acres on Whites Creek adjoining John Hamilton to satisfy an execution in favor of John Butt and others 60 acres on Brier Creek adjoining Jesse Rickeron to satisfy an execution in favor of William Miysent 100 acres on Wines Creek adjoining John Going to satisfy an execution in favor of J Perry 13 2 acres on Wines Creek adjoining Peter Buckhaler to satisfy Robert Johnson and others returned by Henry Williams constable. THOMAS H KINDALL sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coart-house
Warren County
Joes Creek
George Hargroves
Joshua
Samuel Jon
Wm. D. Bunkley
John Powell
Aing
Perry
Jobin Pettert
Thomas Carr
Whites Creek
John Hamilton
Aner Gosery
John Butt
Tome
Henry Williams
Brier Creek
Jesse Rickeron
Taler
Clark Blanford
William Miysent
Thomas Williams
John Going
John B. T
J. Then
Wines
Waynesborough
Burke County
Savannah River
M’coy
Baley
Emmanuel Shefcall
William Oliver
Liov
Sam
Edward Tabb
Alexander Carter
Joseph Perry
Beaverdam Branch
Henry Gullstrap
Robert Atkinson
Sampson Jenkins
John Gillrap
Fant
Fitzes Branch
Elizabeth Lasiter
Alexander Crozier
Thomas Crozier
John Bell
John Tredweldee
Mne
S. B.c
Lands and a Slave Seized in County Adjoinings
Seizures include 200 acres adjoining Joel Reeves and 109 acres adjoining Joel Reese, 45 acres with Batt Jones and 43 acres with Jonathan Lewis. Also a black woman named Fibby and lands of Daniel Nonis levied to satisfy executions in favor of James Speight and Iriah Carter, returned by the constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Said County
Joel Reeves
Iaid
Joel Reese
Batt Jones
Fibby
John Connell
Fundey
James Speight
James Drawdy
Fad
Jonathan Lewis
Daniel Nonis
Irviah Carter
John Bryane
Local Help Wanted Ad Appears in Office Notice
A fragmentary classified ask seeks a likely young man described as a capable worker. The terse line invites inquiries at the office with a reference to a docket number or code 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cai Gyn
Dantary
New Lumber Yard Establishment Notice
The subscriber intends to keep at his lumber yard near the ferry a constant supply of lumber and will furnish upon short notice. Apply to Mr. David Smith at the ferry. February 28. Pike See Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Smith
Morgan
Hephestion Stallion Season Announces in Lexington District
In 1810 Buzzard's celts flood in England with Selim Cattrell Robins and Gohanna. Hephestion will be let to mares this season at Lexington district 18 miles below Columbia from April 1 to July 26. Prices thirty five dollars cash or forty five dollars credit, with servant and corn provided, no liability for accidents, good pasturage, and precautions to prevent escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzzard
England
Selim
Ferson
Cattrell
Robins
Gohanna
Lexington
Buzzard the racing legend and his progeny claims
William Taylor writes from Camden and Charleston in 1811 1812 detailing Buzzard the famous race horse bred by Rockingham and Castaranica dam to Sir Atchy and Hephestion claims Hephestion better racer Diomede lines and weighs in on past trials with Virginius Rosicrucian and others praising Buzzard while noting injuries and training pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzzard
Buzzards
Diomedes
Florizel
Diomede
Hephestion
Charles Richardson
Ron the
Big Ben
Mr. Singleton
Camden
Financier
Charleston
William Taylor
Will Alexander stands at stud at Washington farm
Will Alexander stands this season at Mr James Estin's farm near Washington Georgia at a reduced price of twenty five dollars, payable before September 25 or sixteen and a half dollars with the mare plus one dollar for the groom fee. Bred from Lord Grosvenor's Alexander out of Eclipse line, with Sweet-brier and King Herod ancestry, he has strong Arabian crosses including Gedolphin. He has won capital purses in England and is described as large with a fine figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ‘Estin
Washington
Wikes
Gorgia
Alexander
Lord Grosveer
Eclipse
Sweet-brier
King Herod
England
Archibald and Walrut Import As Stallions in South Carolina
Archibald and Walrut arrive ready to stand at Wittetoe Springs in Bedgefeld District South Carolina They are bred from Godolphin Arabian crosses and Eclipse lineage with proven turf and foal getter records in Virginia Both are blood bays over sixteen hands high healthy spirited and well pastured Mares at the farm will receive care to prevent escapes though no guarantee is given March 13 1842
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walrut
Javelin
Eclipse
Godolphin
Araian
Virginia
Old Bellair Stallion to Stand at Judge Beal’s in Columbia
Old Bellair, famed as a sure foal getter, will stand the spring at Judge Beal's Columbia county on the Washington road, 15 miles from Augusta. Fee is 15 dollars for the season and eight per visit, from March 15 to June 1. Negotiable notes due by month end. twelve dollars season payment if paid within season. Stephen Hankerson notes pasture and grain provided. not responsible for accidents or escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge
Josh
Union College Draws 600 Tickets Daily in New Ford
Union College announces a drawing program in New Ford starting the fourth Tuesday in April. Each day 600 tickets will be drawn until all prizes are issued, with 313,009 total tickets and 18,615 prizes plus 14 26,385 blanks. Subsequent draws on the 20th 25th 30th 35th 40th 45th 50th 55th 60th mark the prize distribution. Officials include Wm W Gilbert Ben Dwitt Geo Merchant Isaac Denniston Stephen Thorn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ford
Apri
W. Gibert
Ben. Dwitt
Geo. Merchant
Isaac Denniston
Stephen Thorn
A. Slaughter & C. Labuzan
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John Coonell
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Charles Clayton
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Ailpersons
Samuel Clayton
Asa Doggett
John Foster
Colombia
Robert Reid
Votice
George Walton
Meadow Garden
Alex. Juan
Pike
Greensborough
Joseph Cotton
N. B. Gallatin
Cambridge
S. Carolina
Jocky Club
Allen J. Davise
Peggy
Virginius
Tore
Columbia
Hampton
Rosicrucian
Port- Boy
Archibald
Old Bellair
Stephen Hankerson
Union College
Barrett & Sims
Jamaica
L. P
Teneriffe
Kentucky
Peere &E
Ranaway
Gric
Baptist Church
Eithing- Creek
Wilkes County
Col. Pray
Anugusta
Lang Creek
Oglethorpe County
John Graham
Hon. Inferior Court of
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Faid’ County
James Mosgrove
R. Hs. Musgrove
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