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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1812

Page

8

Auction notice of multiple properties in Scriven County

By order of two judges of the inferior court in Sackfonborough Scriven County sales are held at the Sear house. Two Negroes Lydia and Harry, furniture and other items, land tracts along Savannah river Three Rows road and other locales are set to public sale to satisfy various executions. Also pine lands along Brier Creek and more parcels in Scriven, in addition to notes of hand from 1811. Sheriff Jno Young will oversee on August 7.

Sear House Sackfonborough Scriven County Lydia Harry Eg C. Serifin Fariety Wm. Blake R. Wilkin Sen N. Long sSale Scrifen Savannah Aul Wevili Jemea Hadron A. Colton Skruggs Augusta Thomas Stewart Scruggs Eflam Dampear Graham Bank of the United States Philadelphia T. Mendenhall N. B Augusta Chronicle American Standard Louisville Georgia Journal Houe Otober Congress Howell Cobb J. H. Mann G?é

Sheriff Sale Details in Warren County Land Auction

On the first Tuesday in October next at the Court House in Warren county between the final hours 400 acres of land more or less adjoining Joseph Williams and others taken as the property of Robin Thompson to satisfy an execution in favor of Blasing and Harvey. 400 acres more or less adjoining William M. Cole and others taken as the property of Michael Mearmon to satisfy Abner Guthre turned to me by a constable. 00 acres more or less adjoining Benjamin Story and others taken as the property of Josiah Draper to satisfy an execution in favor of Jesse Watson and Drury Boss returned to me by a constable. 40 acres adjoining Washington Hardiway and others taken as the property of John Sanders to satisfy an execution in favor of Henry Harden Thee Horses viz one sorrel mare and colt one horse cart and side board taken as the property of Robert Johnson to satisfy an execution in favor of Nathan Culpepper. Conditions Calm. Thomas H. Kendall Shff. September

el Gogham Lovfavpne Savannah D.daly Daly Hugha Als Scri- Ven Wm. Haanezh Paul Maslawy A. Little Couny Scriven Mi’ Alb & Hompson John B. Deveaux E. Jennks William Oberts D& John Bryan John Burns Harris Ewing Johnson John B. Dreaux E. Jimka Gonrt Waynesboweagh Jacob Hemiiton Wynn Jacob Danforth Luc Levieden Thomas Pierce Maizh Carter Agg Janes Ratcliff Wet Allen Burke County Itaiah Carter Abner Saluday Taiah Carter Joseph Perry Joseph Williams Robin Thompson Blasing Harvey William M.cole Michael M¢earmon Abner Guthre Benjamin Story Josiah Draper Robert Johnson Nathan Culpepper Thomas H. Kendall Lewis Joseph ‘Thomas Geo. G. Moore John Whitehead Josiah Smith Sarah John Haynes Sammuel Hill Staines Fanny Jenny County of Richmond Beuil Crawford, Savage Foster James Collins Lud Benjamin F. Harris Sam M. Smyth Rozar Henderson P. Donaldson Waynesborough Liberty Ftreet John Carpenters Shadrick David Robinson Sixth Circuit ‘Court United States District of Georgia David John Graham Robinson Thomas H. Penn Warren County Clark Blanford Nathiel Hutchins Augusta Richmond County M‘bean Thomas Walker George Ogg John D'An'tignac Facksonborough Cezar E. Jincks John, Young Warren County Franklin County Pain John Paige William Waggoner

Sheriff’s Sale Set for First Tuesday in October

The sheriff announces a sale on the first Tuesday in October at the Market House in Augusta between the usual hours.

Savannah Admiralty Sale of Elizabeth Prize Ship and Cargo

Under a decree of Judge William Stephens the British ship Elizabeth of 230 tons and its cargo are to be sold at public auction in Savannah. The sale includes 323 hogsheads of Jamaica rum 29 barrels of rum 37 hogsheads of prime green coffee 39 tons of logwood and Jamaica sugar with apparel and tackle. Cash payments required with the vessel and cargo to be disposed of at the appointed public sale in front of Samuel and Chaee.

William Stephens Samuel Cha Savannah Elizabeth Admiralty Sarah Ann Jamaica Bolton Dar Wm. Stephens Diana Sftery John Eppinger

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