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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1811
Page
4
An official notice states a sheriff sale will occur on the first Tuesday in December at the Warren County courthouse between the usual hours. The action details property disposition under court order.
On the first Tuesday in December next at the Warren county courthouse will be sold 200 acres of land belonging to George Wiuchell Mary Waggoner and others to satisfy executions in favor of George Hergrases and others as returned by Henry Hire constable Also 60 acres of land the property of Jones Bonser adjoining lands of the Smith and others to satisfy ten executions in favor of Thomas Haynes for Mitchell and Dix One more 200 acres of land the property of William CaIpeper to satisfy an execution in favor of Wormley Rose Thos Battle Sh November 3
On the first Tuesday in December next at Court House between the usual hours a public court session is scheduled to hear cases and issue decisions as per official notices.
On the first Tuesday in January next at the Warren County Courthouse eleven enslaved people named ferry Dick Peggy Kilex Young Pressant Betty Diley Sam Charlotte and Demps are to be sold as Abner Chapman property under an execution gained in the Superior Court by Jones and Semmes.
The estate of Capt. Weriya Ei Taylor announces Monday sale of land totaling multiple tracts in the Taylor area, including Brew er’s tract and Wilier’s tract with hundreds of acres, plus houses on Campbellton and Savannah River fisheries. Personal property includes 32 enslaved people, livestock, stills, tools, cotton, and household goods. terms require bonds with security and mortgages, sales running day to day until complete.
On Saturday the 23d of November next, the Line of Stage and Hor hr belonging to the estate of Alexander G. Goredon deceased will be sold at the plantation. The sale includes alded items and other articles for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Terms made known on the day of sale. Charlotte Gordon, Administratrix.
In September term 1811 the Superior Court orders the deed of Ephraim Peeples be established for five hundred acres in Columbia County as conveyed by A Rivet and H Lawson commissioners. The petition cites a 1785 grant to James Hume and a destroyed deed affidavit. A six month notice in a public Gazette is required unless cause is shown. True copy from the Minutes by Clerk Peter Crawford.
The Treasury announces redemption of the Six Percent Stock certificates with permanent numbers listed in the annexed schedule. On January 1 next, these certificates will be reimbursed to holders or legal representatives, with interest arrangements and transfer restrictions noted.
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