Public land sales announced by President Monroe for Missouri and other regions
James Monroe declares a schedule of public land sales in Missouri at Franklin and St. Louis, in Vandalia and Palestine, and in Detroit, Michigan territory. Sales occur on specified Mondays from January to November next, with lands to be sold in numerical order unless reserved for schools or other uses.
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James Monroe
United States
Franklin
Missouri
St. Louis
Merchian Une
Wani St
Vandalia
al Meridian Line
Detroit
Michigan Territory
City of
Washington
Congress
Lawrence County
Arkansas Territory
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Josran Matas
Waynesborough Court House Sale of Slaves and Land
On the first Tuesday in December next at the Court House in Waynesborough Burke County a sale will occur. Five enslaved individuals Simon Tom Lucy Saran Elsy and Taud plus 157 acres of third quality land abutting Edward Hatche and 251 acres pine land near Whitehead and Rogers are offered to satisfy Thompson and Black's executions against Wilson Navey Elijah Hill and Robert R Atkinson. A separate levy on one more slave named Cato stands as property of Robert R Atkinson to satisfy another Thompson and Black judgment. Sheriff’s sale adjourned to Willard Roberts.
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Waynesborough
Burke County
Simon
Tom Lucy
Saran
Elsy
Edward Hatche
Whitehead and Rogers
Elijah’ Hill
Thompson & Black
Wilson Navey
Elijah Thn
Robert R. Atkinson
Cato
Robert &. Atkinson
Thompson &Black
Elijah Hill
Willard Roberts
Burns
David Robinson
Bart Jones
Sterling Jenkins
William Oxley
Noel Lester
D. Robinson
Cox
Peter J. Goulding
Barna M‘kinne
William Kee
B. G. Paulette
P.J. Goulding
Court of Ordinary
Thomas Forth
Rocky Creek
Luck
Felson
Willifem Jy
Robert Dickson
Inferior Court
Bryant
Banion
S$. & N. L. Sturzes
Redfield Garrick & Co
Sheriff's Sale Notice of Lands and Personal Property
A sheriff sale will be held at the Court House in Winneton on the first Tuesday in December to auction 400 acres on Rocky Comfort waters with improvements at James Cady place, plus a list of enslaved people and personal goods. Proceeds settle several executions including Stewart Hargraves and others, and another lot of land tied to Harrel Neal and Jos Neal Jr. at Columbia County. A separate notice in October cites a sale for a negro girl Anna to satisfy a mortgage foreclosure by Elizabeth Pearre Guardian against James Tool Jun.
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Winneton
Rocky Comfort
Michael Rogers
Thomas Locket
James Cady
Betty
Simon
Rachel
Stewart & Hargraves
Thom
Battle
Tom
Silvy
Tilley
Viney
Neal
Jas J Isdale
Barnet Cady
Thomas Rattle
Gregory & Harden
J. B. Cady
Harrell Neal
Baker & Heath
Martin Kinsey
M. Kinsey
Dennis
Wm. Kinsey
David Lynn
William Kinsey
Kinsey
Thomas Lockett
Harrel Neal
Jos. Neal
H. Neal A. Rogers
Court ‘House
Columbia County
Anna
Elizabeth Pearre
James Tool
Alabama
Montcomerr
Burrr
New Philadelphia
Georgia
A. Dexter
Big Bend
Gulf of Mexico
Milledgeville
Mobile
Blakely
Cahawba
Corsa
Talapoosa
Aga
Montgomery
Estate sale of James Oliver heirs and enslaved people
On December 29 at the late James Oliver’s residence the estate will sell personal property including furniture tools and cotton gin along with cattle corn fodder wagons and enslaved people for twelve months. Terms announced sale day. John Oliver administrator invites all creditors to present demands per law.
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Zailoc Magruder
N. B
George Magruder
Treacy Magruder
James Oliver
John Oliver
Adm
Court House Sale Notice for Warrenton
A public sale is scheduled at the Court House in Warrenton on the first Tuesday in December between specified hours. The notice indicates items or property to be sold and lists the sale as authorized by local legal proceedings.
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Augusta
Richard Aycock
EF & T
Warrenton
Montgomery County Namesake and Historic Town Notice
The county honors Major Montgomery who fell at the Horse Shoe. The town bears the general’s name from the Revolutionary era. The Revelations will be printed weekly at five dollars per year in advance or for the first issue. Publication begins after the sale of November next. July 29 tf
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Montgomery
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