Land for sale in Georgia with multiple tracts and payments
Notice offers for sale several tracts of land in Oglethorpe and surrounding counties on moderate terms. Includes a six hundred fifty acre tract about seven miles above Lexington with mill seats, a grist mill, a distillery, and a country store site. Also listed are multiple Baldwin and Wilkinson county tracts totaling about 2024 acres and Negro property. Goods may be taken as payment on demand. Thomas W. Scott. Oglethorpe county Nov 5.
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Lexington
Athens
Baldwin
Wilkinson County
Thomas W. Scott
Oglethorpe County
Notice of Promissory Note and Foreclosure Proceedings
Notice appears to present a promissory note dated December 23 1806 with payment due January 1 1808 to Zachariah M Donald and a sworn copy oath on January 23 1808. It also contains a foreclosure petition in Warren County Georgia for John M Cormick as mortgagee against Samuel Parker and Molly Parker executrix on a 150 acre tract in Warren County. The order requires payment of principal interest and costs within twelve months or foreclosure on the described property. Publication and service requirements are noted.
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Zachariah M‘donald
Georgia
Columbia County
M*donald
R. Winfrey
Poliah Woods
William Woods
Middleton
Doves Creek
J Ford John Stapies
James Brown
Henry Gatewood
William Wrande
Warren Courty
John M‘cormick
Molly Parker
Samuel Parker Dew
Reisha
Warren
State of Georgia
James Bayley
Poplar
Little Creek
Red Oak
Samuel Parker
John M.cormick
Gresham Smyth
Augusta
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U. States
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Des Oshar
Land Sale Sought in Lincoln County Heirs Estate
Notice states that after the stated date an application will be made to the Inferior Court of Lincoln County for leave to sell a 250 acre tract on the Savannah River. The sale benefits the heirs and creditors of William Kennon deceased. Avril 23 1808.
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Inferior Court
Lincoln County
Savannah River
Wm. Kennon
W. Kennon
R. Debouis
Embargo Acts and Territorial Suffrage Across Two Eras
A historical compilation outlines an 1807 embargo act authorizing measures against ships in U.S. ports, plus 1809 tariff-like restrictions, then a 1868 provision extending voting rights to free white men in the Indiana Territory. It also notes military appointments by Presidents and a gardener's curious wheat yield anecdote.
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U. Geates
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Secretary of the Treasury
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