Sherif s Sale in Scriven County Octanned Notice
The sheriff announces a sale at the courthouse in Fackfonborough Scriven County between 10 and in the usual hours. Items include two enslaved people Lydia and Harsy seven feather beds seven matrasses plus various tracts of land in Scriven and Effingham counties and notes of hand, all seized to satisfy multiple executions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif
Fackfonborough
Scriven County
Edack
Lydia
Harsy
CV Griffin
Wm. Blake
R. Wilkinson
N.long
Sheriff Sale Notice of Enslaved People and Land in Waynesboro
Sheriff sale to be held Tuesday in October at Geart Hall Waynesboro between sale hours. Jacob, a negro man, freed by M Hamilton Wynn to satisfy executions for Jacob Danforth, and returned by a constable. Lucy, a negro woman, on Thomas Pierce to satisfy executions for Isaiah Carter, returned by a constable. Age, a negro woman on James Ratcuff to satisfy executions for Welcom Allen, returned by a constable. Also five acres in Burke County on Abner Holliday, adjoining Sarah Carter, at the instance of Sarah Carter. Joseph Perry, sheriff's clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geart Hall
Waynesborough
Jacob
Mamilton Wynn
Jacob Danforth
Age
Janes Ratcuff
Com Allen
Burke County
Siarah Carter
Abner Holliday
T'arah Carter
Joseph Perry
Hoxfern
Mase Wilker
Hfaiah Carter
Sheriff's Sale in Warren County on October First Tuesday
On the first Tuesday in October next the Warren County Court House will sell 200 acres of land adjoining Joseph Williams and others as the property of Robin Thompson to satisfy Blasing and Harvey. 400 acres adjoining William M Cole to satisfy Abner Guthre, returned by a constable. 400 acres adjoining Benjamin Story to satisfy Jesse Watson and Drury Boss, returned by a constable. 450 acres adjoining Washington Harciway to satisfy Henry Harden, plus three horses and a cart set to satisfy Nathan Culpepper. Thomas H. Kendall Sheriff September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Clark Blanford
Thomas Fle Kendall
Natchiel Rutchinson
Joseph Williams
Robin Thompson
Blasing
Harvey
William M Cole
Michael M
Dearman
Abner Guthre
Benjamin Story
Josiah Draper
Robert Johnson
Nathan Culpepper
Thomas H. Kendall
Auction at Market House Augusta 178 Acres of Pine Land
On the first day in October at the Market House in Augusta two negro women Fanny and Jenny and a pine land tract of 258 acres lie further described, levied on as property of James Collins to satisfy three executions to Lud and Benjamin F Harris Samuel Smyth and Rotary for Henderson Conditions. Also a Negro man Lewis and a Negro woman Sarah levied on as property of Joseph U Thomas and John Haynes to satisfy separate executions. P Donaldson D Shi tember.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Lewis
Joseph ‘U Thomas
Geo.g. Moore
John White- Snead
Josiah Smith
Sarah
John Haynes
Samuel Hill
John Starnes
Fanny
Jenny
County of
Richmond
Beall, Crawford, Savage
Foster
James Collins
Lud
Benjamin F. Harris
Sami M. Smyth
Rotary
Henderson
P. Donaldson
D. Shitember
Cavalry Regiments in Georgia Ordered to Complete Officering
Brigadier General Daniel Stewart orders Georgia cavalry regiments to be fully officered and equipped and reviewed by squadrons. Specific review dates are given for Cols Robinson Blair Wellborn Franklin and others, with inspections by the Brigade Inspector who must report strength, uniforms, arms, and accoutrements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Wellbern
2Ddo
Marshall's Sale in Augusta Burke County lands
On the first Tuesday in October next at the Market-House Augusa the sale begins between ten and three. A tract of land in Burke County containing 200 acres more or less with improvements bounds Waynesborough Ward Sturges McNat and occupied by Mrs Rachael Robinson. Also half of a Waynesborough lot of a half acre with dwelling kitchen and stable bounded Liberty Street Shadrick Street and John Carpenter's lot east and north by Lot No 11. Property of David Probinson dec to satisfy a U S district court execution for David Graham et al against David Robinson. Purchasers pay for titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effingham
Trom Loudeville
Savannaha
D. Daly
Daly
H. Hughs
Scriven
Wm. Hannah
Paul Maslow
A. Little
Lctiven
M’alb & Thompson
John B. Deveaux
E. Jennks
Augusta
Elick
Isaac
Peter
Prince
Patrick
Judy
Titus
Charles
Adam
Bill
Lad Harris
Gd Harris, Co
Score
Ratcliffe
A. Rhodes
S. A
Ocober
Augusa
Burke
Waynesborough
Thomas Ward
Sturges
M¢Nat
Rachael Robinson
Liberty Street
John Carpenters
Shadrick
David Probinson
Sixth Circuit Court
United States
District of Georgia
David
John Graham
David Robinson
Jhomas H. Penn
Pv. c
Waynesboro Auction Notice for 1808 Tax Sale
On January 5 in Waynesboro at usual hours a lot in Waynesboro returns to Frederick Shobart as agent for Robt Sharp a non resident for 1808 tax due 43 4 cents. William Davis vs. B.C. on July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Frederick Shobart
Robt
Sharp
Wan. Davis
Vr. c. B.C
Collector's SaleNotice of land levy in Warren and Franklin counties
A tract of land containing 748 acres on Pain's Creek in Franklin county is to be sold at the court-house in Warren county on the first Tuesday in October next. It was levied on as the property of William Waggoner for his 1811 tax of 3 dollars 16 and a half cents, adjoining John Paize and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Franklin County
John Paize
William Waggoner
War Department public notice on rations contracts 1812
The War Department invites separate proposals to supply all rations for U S troops June 1 1813 to June 1 1814 across Michigan Ohio Kentucky Tennessee and surrounding regions including Detroit Michilimackinac Fort Wayne Chicago Belle Fontaine and more. Proposals cover beef pork bread rum wine vinegar soap candles and related provisions with price adjustments and six months advance supply near key ports and forts including Springfield Massachusetts and the U S Armoury there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of War
United States
Detroit
Michilimackieac
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Michigan
Ohio
Upper Lakes
Lake Ontario
Fort Ninara
Kentucky
Tennessee
Belle Fontaine
Fort Osage
Belle Vue
Indiana
Missouri
Chikago
Mississippi
Louisiana
Galch
Mexico
Maine
New Hamphire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Springfield
Connecticut
Rhode
Island
New York
Niagara
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Virginia
North-Carolina
South-Carolina
Octhulgee
Michilimackinak
Chika
Regulation on supplies under existing contracts
The notice states observers must publish the law draft twice weekly for four to five weeks. It requires advance supply only for contracts and prohibits issuing supplies not formed under current contracts. It also specifies delays and deadlines ending July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uni
Sea Board
Indian Frontier
Indian Frontier, Noxceeding Three Months. Ww
Eustis
Snc
Notice to present United States notes for payment
Late Office of Discount and Deposit Savannah April 3 1811 notice all notes dated and of the United States unde payable must be presented for payment within six months from this date after that they will be paid at the Bank of the United States in Philadelphia only By order of the Trustees of the Bank of the United States T Mendenhall Cash N B The Augusta Chronicle arrear standard Louisville journal and Geo Journal are requested to insert the spare week for six months April 24
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
United States
Bank of the Uye States
Philadelphia
Bank of the United Star
T. Mendenhall
Cash N. B
Augusta Chronicle
Arreagq Standard, Louisvilley
Geax
Geo Journal
Storefronts on MIntosh and Broadstrew Corner
Historic notice describes a front store occupied by Miss Wingate a tiliner and a cellar with Doctor Lawrence as druggist. A small yard and adjacent areas are part of the trade site. Possession available Oct 1. Apply to Hugh Nesbitt. September 4 if August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M‘intosh and
Richmond Academy seeks first English teacher position
Trustees will appoint a first English teacher for the department starting September at a salary of 500 dollars per year. Applicants must be qualified and address their applications to Col. N Ware, President of the Board, Richmond Academy. Thomas Barratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Academy
Col.n. Ware
Thomas Barratt
Debtors urged to settle with Inforce Collections
All those indebted to the late firm of J. Coy & Lark or to Lewis McCoy are asked to call and pay their accounts. If unpaid their notes and accepted accounts will be placed in the hands of proper persons for collection. March 13, 1812.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Coy & Lark
Lewis M’coy
Agian
Pa Fullic
Coust
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Scrivenon
Tiver
Paul Wevill
James Hunton
Said
A. Colton
Skruggs
Augusts
Tahds
Thomas Siewart
Scruggs
Bingham
Dampear and Graamg
William Eberts
John Bryan
Toohn Burns
Gth
Tukten
John Burns
Haytis
Ewing
Johnston
John B. D.veaux
Jimks
Brier Creek
Wm. Miller
John Ridly
Augus
Young
Shif
Sheriff’s Sale
Court House
Col. Robinson
Col Blair
Daniel Stewart
John Stevens
Hiverty County
Jacknborough
Ned
Clinton Griffin
Dinah
C. Lerner
Jack
Illiam Nix
7. Green
C. Morris
Wmn. Oliver
W. Green
Morris
William Olliver
John Oliver
William Mobrey
William Graves
Thomas Scarborough
John Young
Nolice
Joshua
Marshal’s Sale
Hardy Pitts
T.c. W.c
Department of State
J.S. Walkers
Broad Street
Thomas H. Penn
War Department
William Williams
Buk County
Ar’v. Williams
Fildin Fryer
Laroche & van Sinderen
Prey
Benjamin Hull
Wigfall & M.kinney
Negro Shoes
Lanters
J. S. Walker
Chronicle
Walter Leigh
Dward-Rowell
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