Sale notice from Scriven County auction listing enslaved people and lands
A fire sale notice describes property of various debtors to be sold by order of inferior court judges. Included are enslaved people Lydia, Harry, Johnston and others, plus several tracts of pine and other land in Scriven and surrounding counties, to satisfy executions for creditors including Wm Blake, H Mogus and the estate of John Auger. Sheriff MO Young signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owood
Coare
Fackenborough
Lydia
Harry
Co. Griffin
Sheriff Auction in Warren County Lands and Goods Sold
On the first Tuesday in October next at the Court House in Warren County between usual hours the sale includes 1000 acres of land adjoining Joseph Williams and others the property of Robin Thompson to satisfy Blasing and Harvey. Also 400 acres adjoining William M Cole and others the property of Michael M Dearmon to satisfy Abner Guthre. Also 400 acres adjoining Benjamin Story and others the property of Josiah Draper to satisfy Jesse Watson and Drury Boss. 150 acres adjoining Washerpe Hardiway and others the property of John Sanders to satisfy Henry Harden. Also three horses a sorrel mare and colt a horse cart and a sideboard the property of Robert Johnson to satisfy Nathan Culpepper. Conditions apply. Thomas H Kendall Shff September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Clark Blan
Baer 2 Pan
Mesatmlel Hutchinson
Joseph Williams
Robin Thompson
Blasing and Harvey
William M-Cole
Michael M.dearmon
Abner Guthre
Benjamin Story
Josiah Draper
Jesse Watson
Drury Boss
Washberpe Hardiway
John Sanders
Henry Harden
Robert Johnson
Nathan Culpepper
Thomas H. Kendall
Franklin County
John Paize
William Waggoner
Sheriff's Sale Notices in Augusta and Waynesborough
On the first Wednesday in October at the Market House in Augusta a negro man Lewis and a negro woman Sarah are levied as the property of Joseph Thomas and John Haynes to satisfy multiple executions. Also 253 acres of pine land in Richmond County belonging to James Collins is levied to satisfy three executions. On the first Wednesday in October at the Market House in Augusta half a lot at Waynesborough containing a dwelling and outbuildings is levied as the property of David Robinson to satisfy a U S District Court execution in favor of David and John Graham. Buyers pay for titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.gham
Lous Geville
Savannah
Daly
H. Mogus
Scri‘Ven
Hannah
Paul Maslaw
Scriven
M’alb
John B. Deveaux
E. Jennks
William Roberts
John Bryan
Burns
John Burns
Harris
Ewing
Johnston
Jimks
Eriven
Brier
Tiken
Abe
Win. Millet
John
Waynesborough
Jacob
Hamilton Wynn
Jasett Danforth
Lugy
Thomas Rice
Maiah Carcer
Agg
Janus
Welcom Allen
Burke County
Tarah Carter
Abner @olliday
Sarah Carter
Joseph Perry
Ocober
Augusta
Lewis
Joseph Thomas
Geo. G. Moore
John Whitehead
Josiah Smith
Sarah
John Haynes
Samuel Hill
John Starnes
Fanny
Jenny
Richmond
Beall
Crawford, Savage
Foster
James Collins
Lud
Benjamin F. Harris
Sami M. Smyth
Wayoelbrough
Liberty
John Carpenters
Shadrick
David Robinson
Sixth Circuit Court
United States
District of Georgia
David
John Graham
Thomas RW. Penn
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Cavalry Orders Require Inspector Attendance at Reviews
Brigadier General Daniel Stewart orders the Brigade Inspector to attend multiple squadron reviews. He must receive copies of all returns from the colonels and forward them to the Commander in Chief and Brigadier General after service completion. Document dated Kibberty County August 2%, signed by John Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Robinson
Col Blair
Wellborn
Franklin
Daniel Stewart
Sohn Stevens
Kibberty County
William Williams
Burke
Ar’j. Williams
Collectors Sale Of Lands In Waynesboro
On the first day of September next in Waynesboro at the usual hours the following tracts of land will be sold to satisfy tax and costs. 500 acres second quality in Jackson county returned by Frederick Shubart administrator of James B Sharp estate for 1808 tax due 5 12 1 2 dollars. 656 acres third quality granted to Seagar adjoining Cornet on C branch returned by John Seagar for 1811 tax due 7 68 3 4 dollars. 100 acres pine land granted to Pendleton adjoining Dye on C branch returned by Ephraim Hudson for 1811 tax due cents. We Davis treasurer c s c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Jackson County
Frederick Shubart
James B. Sharp
Seagar
Cornet
John Seagar
Pendle
Ephraim Hudson
Auction Notice for Tax Sale and Carriage Auction
Collectors Sale advertised with a January sale date in Barntbeee and Waynesboro. Tax due 43 3 4 cents on a Lot in Waynesboro returned by Frederick Shubart as agent for Robt Sharp, non-resident. Carriage and horses offered for sale, complete family carriage with plated harness and a pair of gentlemen horses. horses may be sold separately on accommodating terms. Miller and Mason announce sale dates and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barmrtbeee
Waynesvoro
Frederick Shubart
Robt
Sharp
M. Davis
T. C. Beee
New-York
Miller & Mason
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