Sheriff's Sale Notice from Augusta Market House
The first Tuesday in April at the Market House in Augusta will sell sundry dry goods and four enslaved people Jim Eli Tesah and Brian as property of Reuben Ried to satisfy distress warrants for Brox and Pie and Thomas Quincy. Also one house and lot in Augusta with improvements, bounded by Broad Street and others, plus thirty tables chairs and furniture, to satisfy two executions in favor of Richard Dennis and another in favor of Richard Densise Cordiiions oath. P Donaldson D Shf March 6.
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
Public Land Sale in Warren County April Auction
On the first Tuesday in April next at the Coart-house Warren County a sale of land totaling about 750 acres on Joes Creek adjoining George Hargroves and others to satisfy an execution in favor of Wm D Bunkley. Additional parcels include 300 acres adjoining Wills Perry and others for Thomas Carr, 120 acres on Whites Creek adjoining John Hamilton for John Butt and others, 90 acres on Brier Creek where Wm Taler lives for William Maysent, 100 acres adjoining John Going for executors of John B. t.l¢ ec, and 13.2 acres on Wines Creek adjoining Peter Buckhaler for Reese Jones. all returned by constables. 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
Land and a slave listed in multiple county levies
The document records several levy items including 200 acres adjoining Joel Reeves and 109 acres adjoining Joel Reese, 45 acres next to Batt Jones, a Negro woman named Fibby owned by John Connell, plus 043 acres adjoining Jonathan Lewis and others owned by Daniel Nonis. These properties are levied to satisfy executions for James Speight and others, returned by a constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Said County
Joel Reeves
Iaid
Joel Reese
Fibby
John Connell
Fundey
James Speight
James Drawdy
Fad
Jonathan Lewis
Daniel Nonis
Irviah Carter
John Bryane
Aun Aces Likely Young Fellow Inquiries at Office
A likely young man described as a capable CAI Gyn in poor condition seeks information at this office. The message notes a cryptic form dantary 34 and invites inquiries for clarification or contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cai Gyn
Dantary
New Lumber Yard Ad Claims Continuous Supply at Ferry Yard
A notice states the subscriber intends to maintain a constant supply of lumber at his lumber yard near the ferry and to furnish bills upon short notice. Apply to Mg. David Smith at the ferry. Morgan. February 28. Pike See.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Smith
Morgan
Buzzard’s celts flood in England in 1810 at varied prices
In 1810 the Buzzard’s celts flood in England with Selim at 20 guineas the ferson, Cattrell 11 guineas Robins 13 guineas and Gohanna 25 guineas. They stand taller than horses of their age and are linked to Hephestion. Hephestion will be let to mares at Lexington district 18 miles below Columbia from April 1 to July 26 with fees 35 dollars cash or 45 dollars credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzzard
England
Selim
Ferson
Cattrell
Robins
Gohanna
Lexington
Buzzard the celebrated racehorse and his pedigree
In Camden and Charleston reports from 1811 1812 detail Buzzard a five year old red chestnut famed as the best racehorse of his era. The account notes his sire Buzzard out of Castranica by Rockingham with dam Tabitha by Trertham and links to Sir Atchy and Kingsland Bosphorus. It claims Diomedes and Hephestion among rivals and describes performances on Washington and Rocky Club courses, including wins, near-misses, injuries, and winded condition. William Taylor signs the note in March 1813.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzzard
Buzzards
Diomedes
Florizel
Diomede
Hephestion
Charles Richardson
Camden
Jocky Club
Allen J. Davise
Charleston
Washington
Peggy
Virginia
Virginius
Tore
Columbia
Hampton
Rosicrucian
Port- Boy
Will Alexander Stand At Stud Near Washington Georgia
Will Alexander will stand this season at Mr James Estin's farm near Washington Georgia at the reduced price of twenty one dollars, with payment options of twenty dollars by September or sixteen and a half dollars plus mare and room fee. Bred by Lord Grosvenor’s Alexander out of Eclipse lineage, he has strong Arabian crosses and has won many purses in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ‘Estin
Washington
Wikes
Gorgia
Alexander
Lord Grosveer
Eclipse
Sweet-brier
King Herod
England
Archibald and Walrut Stallions to Stand in Virginia
Archibald and Walrut will stand at Wittetoe Springs in Bedgefeld District South Carolina on the same arms. Archibald is by Walrut out of a Javelin filly with Godolphin Arabian crosses and Eclipse lineage. Both are over sixteen hands, proven in Virginia and on English turf, healthy and spirited. Mares on pasture, precautions noted, no liability for losses. March 13, 1842.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walrut
Javelin
Eclipse
Godolphin
Araian
Virginia
Old Bellair to Stand at Judge Beal’s Col County Farm
Old Bellair noted as a premier foal getter will stand this spring at Judge Beal’s farm on the Washington road fifteen miles from Augusta. The season is set at 15 dollars with eight dollars for a single visit, running March 15 to June 1. Negotiable notes are required, payable by the 25th of next ensuing year, twelve dollars due if paid within the season. Stephen Hankerson warns of no liability for accidents or escapes. pasture and grain provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clayton
Galla
Ailpersons
Samuel Clayton
Asa Doggett
John Foster
Colombia
Judge
Josh
Union College Lottery Draws Begin in New Ford City
Union College announces a lottery in New Ford starting the fourth Tuesday in April. Six hundred tickets will be drawn daily until all prizes are awarded, with 313 009 total prizes and 18 615 blanks. Draw dates run from the 20th to the 60th day, with prizes and blanks allocated accordingly. Officials listed include Wm W Gilbert Ben Dwight Geo Merchant Isaac Denniston Stephen Thorn.
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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Batt Jones
Said
Hugh Martin
John Coonell
Joseph Attaway
Benjamin Wernock
Constabie
Varch
Robert Reid
Votice
George Walton
Meadow Garden
Alex. Juan
Pike
Greensborough
Joseph Cotton
N. B. Gallatin
Cambridge
S. Carolina
Ron the
Big Ben
Mr. Singleton
Financier
William Taylor
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
Greene County
Faid’ County
James Mosgrove
R. Hs. Musgrove
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