Land auction in Green County joins Academy lands
Edw'd Culbreath property in South Carolina to be sold at public sale with 287 acres of land adjoining the Academy lands in Green County. Terms of sale as above. Joan Culbreath, Agent.
28 Mar 1807
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1807
Page
1
Edw'd Culbreath property in South Carolina to be sold at public sale with 287 acres of land adjoining the Academy lands in Green County. Terms of sale as above. Joan Culbreath, Agent.
Bedford advertises a deal through William Gordon agent for Col Wade Hampton offering mares from Bedford and the Woodsends near Columbia to run on select pastures for fifty dollars each with eight weeks boarding paid by the owner. If mares come from neighbors unboarded the fee is forty dollars. The notice touts Bedford’s famed racing stock, noting survivors Peccy and Lorrery with three wins each, distinguishing them on the Charleston turf.
All persons indebted to the estate of Levin Collins dec. by book account or otherwise are requested to come forward and settle. Those indebted will furnish their accounts in accordance with the law. Caty Collins and Machay are named as administrators.
Federal act grants district court judges power to issue writs of injunction within their districts in all cases heard by circuit courts under existing judiciary rules. Injunctions may not extend beyond circuit court timeline and require reasonable effort to seek circuit relief. Approved February 3, 1897.
The act annexes Ohio River waters to Mississippi district and authorizes surveyors for Pittburg Charlestown Marietta Cincinnati Lemstone Louisville Natchez to issue temporary vessel registers. It also funds a New Orleans customs office with twenty thousand dollars and sets oath and bond requirements for vessel registrants.
Late European news from Bourpeaux and Wallachia describes French reinforcements under Michelson shifting to Bennigfer and a Polish exodus amid occupation. Reports from Copenhagen note Denmark leaning toward Napoleon's plan, with vessels being prepared and heightened city defenses.
Notices warn that sheriff titles bills of sale and mortgages can be obtained at this office. The fragment indicates legal property records and associated filings are available for public inquiry or purchase.
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