Sheriff Sale Notice for June Foreclosures in Warren County
On the first Tuesday in June next in Warren County two tracts of land will be sold to satisfy two separate executions. The first tract of 96 acres adjoining StanaS and others belongs to Hannah Jones and Reese Tone. the second and third tracts contain 76 and 300 acres respectively, lying on the Cento Louisville road near Wilcher and Green, seized to satisfy judgments for John Watson and Wa Byrd. Security by Mathias Gray. cash only. May 10.
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Eyes Ear
Warren
Stanas
Hannah Jones
Reese
John Watson
John Saunders
Warteny
Cento
Louisville
Wilcher
Green
Lewis Brady
William Brady
Mathias Gray
Wa. Byrd
Amos Travis
Wm. Battle
Freeman Walker Public Notice
LAW OFFICE. THE Public are respectfully notified that my Office is on the South side of Broadstreet below Captain Cormick's fore where I shall attend to any business of my profession I shall continue to practice in all the Counties in the Middle Circuit Hancock and Wilkes in the Western Circuit and in the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Georgia. December 7o.
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Broadstreet
Cormick
Hancock and
Wilkes
Circuit Court of the
United States
Diftri of
Georgia
Freeman Walker
Law Office Notice Involving Mr Samuel Metcs
The subscriber notes Mr Samuel W Metcs is interested in professional profits and will be found at the office at all hours when not on circuit. John Forsyth. 1 February 9.
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Samonel W. Metcs
John Forsyth
Notices of Estate Demands and Confiscated Land Sale
Notices call all claimants and debtors for the estates of Joan Carter and Maurice Lenke to present claims or settle debts within legal limits. Confiscated land on St Simons Island in Glynn county to be sold at Milledgeville State House on the first Monday in November 1811 for cash or state cash demands. The sale concerns property tied to Christian Henry Mytheffery, a British fugitive, per acts of confiscation. Commissioners: Wm Robertson and John M'Kinnon. March 29.
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State House
Milledgeville
St. Simons
Glynn County
Wm. Page
L.q.’s
Prisne Cotton Fund
Christian Henry Mytheflery
St. Augustine
Florida
Georgia
Comptroller-General
Byiw.w
Torre
Rockey Comfort
Warrenton
Jeremiah Beall
Young Spread-Eagle
Spread-Eagle
Mouse
Prap
Janus
Multiple Franklin County Tracts Seized for Georgia Dist. Case
In June next a marshal sale will occur at the Washington Wilkes court-house. It includes five Micajah Anthony tracts totaling 1850 acres in Franklin and Wilkinson counties plus linked parcels, and an undivided interest with 4070 acres from James Cade to Joseph Anthony and others. The property lies along Broad River and Shoal Creek near Anthony’s Mills. This sale enforces a Sixth Circuit Georgia District judgment against William Patterson & Co. and others.
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Waseington
Wilkesee
Franklin
Micajah Anthony
Said
Micajah
James Cade
Joseph Anthony
Zachariah Lamar
Wilkes County
Broad River
Anthony ’S Mills
Watkins, Thompson & Others
William Patterson, & Co
Georgia
Rogers Lanbert, & Co
Win, Patterson, & Co
Shoal Creek
Grover
Wilkinson County
William Chisolm
Fen
Sixth Circuit Court
Lau ‘Rence
van Sinderen, & Co
William ‘Chifulm
Knapen and Hubbard Form Partnership at Merchant Taylors
Public notice thanks readers for liberal support as Knapen and Hubbard announce a copartnership under a new firm name and continue the tayloring business from the former Thomas Knapen shop on Broad Street. They advertise quality cloths calico meres westings and related goods for cash with orders from town and country welcomed. January 19.
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Knapen & Hubbard
Tayloring
Thomas Knapen
Broad Street
Westings, &c
Settlement urged for arrears to Bredley and Knapen
All persons in arrears to the Subscriber by note or book account are urged to come forward and settle. Those indebted to the former firm of Bredley and Knapen are also directed to make payment. Thomas Knapen.
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Ali
Maurice Lenke
Barnwel
South Carolina
Judith Ann Lehiff
Samuel Dunbar
Bredley & Knapen
Notice to debtors and heirs regarding land sales in multiple counties
All persons in arrears to the Subscriber must settle promptly and those with claims should present them for payment. Nine months after date the Inferior court of Columbia County will allow sale of 143 acres in Washington County on Buffiloe creek, 17 acre Long Bluff Lot on the Oconee River, 40 acres on Townwick in Warren County, and 1 acre at Georgetown Ogechee river, belonging to Benjamin Rees. Proceeds for heirs and creditors. Executors Adam Jones and others. Reward offered.
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Inferior Court
Columbia County
Washington County
Buffiloe Creek
Long Bluff
Oconee River
Said County
Warren County
Townwick
Georgetown
Ogechee River
Aid County
Benjamin Rees
County of
Columbia
Georgia
Robert Walton
Eee
Jesse Bull
Adam Jones
Klah
County of Columbia
Thd
Wrightsburca
Faid Dee
Navy Proposals for Beet and Pork Supply 1815
The Navy Department invites proposals from those ready to contract for Beet and Pork supplies for 1815. Proposals accepted through June 1822 with deliveries to Boston or Baltimore, and Washington. Specifications require specific portioning of beef and pork, white oak barrels, inspection and branding, and payment upon delivery. Paul Hamilton signs as the approving official.
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Secretary of the Navy
Boston
N. Vi
Wash
Paul Hamilton
Bargain For Sale of Oaknulgee River Lands in Twiggs County
For sale one thousand to twelve hundred acres of land in Twiggs county near the Garrison and Old Fields below Wilkinson. About one hundred acres cleared with houses for Negroes and corn cribs. Rich black soil with cane mulberry and timber. River bank fisheries areas and abundant fish. Lands secure from floods, suitable for settlement and long term value rise. Johnson Kunze Augusta and others invite yearly applications to buy half or whole tract. March 2 notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twiggs County
Wilkinsons
Oconee
Appointment of Agent and Sheriff Nomination Notice
Mr Groves F Ranpoipn has left the state for health reasons and appointed Ferrons as his agent and attorney. Nicolas Ware notes possible avoidance of a law suit by early payment of debts. February 23. Also announces George Trees as a candidate for sheriff at the forthcoming election. February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groves F. Ranpoipn
Ferrons
Nicholas Ware
Rural Seminary at Columbia County Seeks Qualified Teacher
The ad describes a rural seminary on a ridge near Columbia Court House, shaded grounds and proximity to water. It states the building will host students starting Monday the 24th and seeks a qualified mathematical and English teacher with unexceptionable reputation. Apply to John Briscoe.
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Wate
Columbia Court House
Mos
John Briscoe
Gallatin to Stand in Greensborough Through July
The Gallatin team will play the current season in Greensborough until July 15 and will then move to Wayneshormach for the first season. Joseph Cotton is noted with a May 1 indication.
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Gallatin
Greensborough
Wayneshormach
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